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tsrtlay, and was To have been placed III position
last evening. Capt. Hamilton sass she will GER
tsiny be ready, and will leave this evening" with
out fail, for Washington and all way landings On
the Atohafalaya. Mr.. J. u. Schmidt has charge oil
the Office.
TO accommodate shippers, Capt. Lew Rice laid
the Ellie Hughes over. she leaves to-day posi-
lively At 5p. M, for Bayou Bartholomew. .
sure at D. m, for Alexandria and Grand Eeore;
The Thompson Dean will arrive to-day ana
leave Monday for Cincinnati. .s..,
The Oarondelet arrived Thursday night with
another large "trip, and will leave again Tor Mem
Fl. The new = and neat Upper Coast packet Eva,
Louis Ransom master, Norbert Rsneon and Geo
q, Heno clerks, leaves to-day promptly 81 ~
g. m. for the Ben Tureaud Plantation. Inc Eve
10 4 tri weekly packet, makes the run each way
in daylight, and pays prompt attention to bust
The feet Bart Abls leaves to-day Of p m.
for Ale1andria and Grand Eeore. Richard Bin
mott m astsr, Geo. Hamilton clerk.
The Nstches for yioksburg and oil mail land
ings. leaves to-day at 8 p. m. Capt. Thomas 4.
Leathexs in command. ,,
The Sandy No. Q. for the Atchafalaya through
70 Wsshing.on Leaves t9 s.sn o. p osrt
The Cherokee, Geo. Wo.f, master, A. Byers
clerk leaves to-day at s p. m, for Memphis,
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
The New Orleans and Ouachita ADMINISTRATION
COMPANY
tar. a. II. Arthur and W. A. MseFarlin clerks,
leaves to-day at 8 D. M. fur Camden and all
intermediates points m the ouschita.
The very light draught aud fine passenger
steamer Fanchon, T. O. Sweeney master, Morris
Dorsey CLERK, leaves to-day Ut p. N. for Mem
nir, Cairc, st. Louis and all intermediate points
The fine and large sidewheel steamer In Belle,
Of Tho New Orleans and Red River Transports
ton Company, Nj. N. Wood master, Roger Boyle
clerk leaves to-day ut p. m. for shreveport
The Planters Reform line II. W. Dugan leaves
o.day. without fail, at p m. for Shreveport ana
nedy, clerk. o.,..
The Col. A. P. Kouns, OF the Now Orleans and
Red River Transportation Company, leaves 10.
day at s p. IN. for Shreveport, Jefferson and
ali way landings; Frank Kouns, master, 1saac
kouns, clerk.
The light draft steamer Stella Block, Tom
Taylor, master. leaves to-day for Point Def
erson and all way landings on Bout and Black
rivers. The Block is regular through packet,
and will remain in the trade the season through.
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Above low
Changes.

*Below high water mark OF 1874.
NELSON GOROM, Sergt Gig. Ser. U. 9. A.
Oarondelet, Sandy No. 2, Lessie Taylor, and AS:
sumption.
DEPARTURES Isabel, Henry Tete, st. John,
and Gov. allen.
TO ARnrvE-Henry Tete and Trenton, La.
fourehe Dogan and ND. Bari r. Able He'd River
Isabel and Emma, Lower Coast; Thos. Sherlock
and q. B. church, Cincinnati; Ashland, Men,
phis; Thompson Dean, Cairo. ...-
A clear, blue sky and cool, bracing wind made
yesterday q very pleasant day.
Business on the landing yesterday was first
rate, with good prospects for to-day.
The attention Of shippers to Bayou Bartholo-
new is called to special notice OF the Ella
Hughes in another part OF this paper.
We leglt oted to notice in yesterdays issue the
from Trinity. He reports everything in fine
feather thereabouts, and everybody happy at
their escape this year from an overflow. Capt.
Block has re-established h mself in business at
Trinity, preferring the quieter and less aggra.
waiting pursuits of q land lubber. We wish hi
Cant. Charlie Arthur, Lon MacF arlin and T ON
Reeder compose the clerical trio Of the Shannons
Office. Capt. DeHart, as everybody knows, has q
most excellent beat, and in striving to harmonic
details has made happy selection in.his clerks.
They are gentlemen well known for their good
qualities, both of the head and heart, and are
possessed Of numerous friends. Long may they
wave.
The r. W. Dugan was due to arrive at 10 o'clock
last night W tn full load from Shreveport.
The following boats, temporarily idle, are lay
ing On the opposite side of the river: Carrie A.
Thorn. Fannie Tatum, W. J. Peitevent Ouachita
Belle, Era No. 9, st.. Mary, Lotus No. 8. The
Duriee still remains at the wharf.
The officers Of the Eva, and other boats, report
heavy winds Thursday. causing loss of time. at
times the wind blew almost hurricane.
Capt. Joe Dalferes has chartered the Era No. 8
and will leave with her to-day for Bayou Lafourche
The Assumption is laid up for repairs, which,
Capt. Joe says, will be finished very shortly.
Capt. Nick Theodore, who purchased the Wawe-
mock some time ago, wants to sell her engines
two 15-inch cylinders, five feet stroke. They are
of very fine make and finish, and are in complete
order. They are suited for either sugar-house
or raining machine. and will be sold very cheap.
Capt. Nick can be found at 81 Decatur street,
near Poydras.
The Emma, that should have left here ye ster.
day, had mot arrived up to duck. We learned
that she was lying disabled, with q broken wrist,
st Pointe-a 10 Hache, and that . towboat had
been sent after her.
The shaft o. Che Era No. 10 was finished yes.
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fl14s, 1t Philadelphia st 1910. 81 Cincinnati "
iiI@lis4c and at st. Louis st ilssc.
Inc Exchange repors: s'Bales 1900 bales.
A'' NV '' COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand sept !, ls7e--bses. 2s.s71
Arrived since last statement. epe5
Arrived previously. ...........1 22g.43p 12274o4
12se.Ts1
Cleared to-day. ..."............ 54as o.a..,
Cleared previously. si1.1s2 o52.eel
board, not cleared. ......... so4, lao
'e Ioedays eap s embraced $685. bales 70 Liy
erpool and 1901 10 Malaga, TO which We have
added IA by river. We have added TO previous
exports b71 bales for corrections OF Custom
Rscepts proper since last evening 6el2 bales,
| against b35S on last Friday, and 1850 last year.
For comparative totals for the past three days
exports and receipts. see above report.
sUaAR-neceived this morning 4a hhds.
The stock under the sheds IL about 4lSl hhds.
Az the receipts are becoming small and insult.
cient for tho demand, which continues good
helders are selling from the stock under the
sheds. Prices are Arm. 100 hhds sold under
the sheds ~ previous prices. oistern bot
toms 8k@4Ec, inferior 60D6s4e, common 7@1Ic,
good common 7s4@75sc, fair 90 good fair eoOsnc,
tpy far &C. prime So strictly prime ,s so
Messrs. 4. Thomson b 10. send us The follow
ing telegram: "New York. March y. ls7.-Out
loaf 1l.4o, crushed ii1.c, powdered 1lesc, stand
@'q m Io.s i this morning 1903 bills
The stock under the sheds is about 1873 bbls
and $50 half bbls. Fair demand and all
the receipts were sold o Common iersmentiug
strictly prime ao@iae U gallon. oistern
not not formeniing 2s@soc; fair 34Sssee; prime 400
42e; strictly prime 44D45c 5a gallon.
FLOUR-The market WAS stronger to-day un-
der Western advices and lighttE supplies, and
offers OF prices paid yesterday we're refused TO-
day. Advices were received to hold the stock
out OF the market for higher prices. The inn.
Is principally on medium shn and md good
trade, ofwbicb, 100 common at 81 DO, I'd fine ct
fb, 10 superfne nj IS 60, rs low treble at 90 rs,
50 good treble 81 81 ~. 80 and 100 choice treble
extra at 81 go, 80 and 100 do at 81 G21, %, 30
at ~ 90. $50 do at ss 90 NJ 90 10. 100 50 and 80
NJ t5 25, 2b at s8 40 ID Dbl.
Chicago quoted wheat this morning at u 26sss
al 26L April, an improvement Of go. Ut. Louis
aS '. as saa q q III AP in. a 7ss
supertine So 250a5 30, double extra s6@s a., low
treble extra s6 50tD6 75, good do. T@7 25,
choice do. 81 50@7 70, choice extra SS08 90,
bakers mixed IS l21sd0s 371. % Dbl.
q 60 " Dbl 800 bbls scld in three equal lots ct
- b, l00at " Do, 10 and l9e spot and l0o to ar.
rive, all at % 90 W bhL Dealers are iobbing at
"a 8512 30 I'd Dbl.
GRlrs AND HoMlNY-drits sell on the land,
Ing ut ~ s5, and job In store at s4lD& Id "
Dbl. Hominy is dull 1T - 75tG3 10 y Dbl
We're stronger to-day, and
thore was better feeling. under Western ad-
vices, the impression benz that the lowest point
III prices has beenreached.h III
FORK e. Wssterl havioss have been received
instruc!ing 70 hold higher. Mess " quoted Arm
ss SIG 7bnl6 BIZ. pessrs are 1obbing, at
III Duis Alot VI u NJ blh Hiebo sOlu 81
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Exports.

LIvERPooL-Per ship viola--3sa5 bales cotton
2400 pcs slaves ..
"a ,g20 pes slaves -
BORDEAUy-Per bark Ste Gsnevieve-s035 sacks
corn ~ hhds tobacco Is bbls beef cks besswax h
Dbl sugar kegs lard 16 pkgs sundries $500 pcs
slaves
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OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Saturday Morning, March 10. I
Daily report Of the stage Of water, Vita changes
III tho twenty four hours ending yesterday
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In,poH Is.

EUATAN--Per sohr + G Hoden---3ooo punches
bananas 1000 rantains 400 oocoanuts 81 pneappes
hf bbls lines 8 Oteri a. Bro
UTILLA-Per schr Day--15o0 lunches bananas
5000 pantains COCO cocoanuts s bbls lines j Ma
chsca --.-
LIVERPOOL VIA HAVANA--Per steamship Bo
russia75 drums soda u tea soda 1872 pa gs cal then
oks sherry order--6 pigs mdse u Solari d. Son-il6
do Anderson g. Sim son--123 do G A Whitney eco
do l. Lyons do McStea g. Value-1 do j Frank
40 do L II Tsrrv-7 do Bateson g. Wisdem-1 do 500
boxes tin Stauffer Macready &co--tos cases ale X
Druhan--se drums soda b Vorster-7 cases mdse A
VOLTS 90 ID HOLINESS crates earthenware Nd
payro--i6 do Marx We'll
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Net profits for 1sTs................ s2o.156 90
ASSETS OF THE COMPANY.
Valued at their cash market value:
Heal estate. .Sll5,l62 "
United States bonds, City Railroad
Company. city and J. and G. N. r. r.
first mortgage. bank and insurance
stocks ...,...,...,....... 1884, 300 90
Bills receivable (premiums). ........... 11,75s "a
First mortgage notes and pledge notes 193.76o 0s
Cash in BANK. 36,97S 30
Premiums in course OF collection...... 4.253 98
Amounts due by insurance companies s,2o7 80
s574.4ls SO
We. the undersigned. special committee ap-
pointed by the Board Of Directors OF the New
Orleans Insurance Company, to value the assets
Of said company at their present probable mar
ket value. hereby certify that after careful ex-
animation the valuation Of said assets. as above
specified. Is true and correct. to the best Of our
knowledge and belief.
New Orleans, 18th January. 1877,
W. A. BELL,
Fl. GALLY,
e. MERRILL.
A SCHRIEBER.
The above statement is true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company.
J. TUYES. President.
J. W. HINcKs. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this 18th
day of January, A. D. 1877.
. JOHN L. LARESCHE.
Third Justice of the Peace.
At a meeting OF the Board of Directors. held
this day, 1t was resolved to pay the semi-annual
interest dividend of five per cent OF the capital
stock to the stockholders, or their legal repre-
sentatives, on and after the first Monde" Of
February next J.W. HINCKS Secretary.
January is, 1877.
DIRECTORS.
Ernest Merilh, Fl. Gally,
Charles LATTE, VIM. Van Benthu ysen
Charles e. Schmidt, Jules Aldige.
Charles ]. Leeds. W. A. Bell.
D. Fatio, Pierre Poutz.
i. Schrieber. J. Tuyes. ja1S2m
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BTEAMRoATs.
Martha Bassett, from Lower Coast
Ynzoo Valley, Parrisot. from Vicksburg
Natchsz, Leathers, from vicksburg
Caropdslet Hi he, fiom Memphis
Sandy No 2, Tiousdale, from Washington
Lessis Taylor, Kenison. from Washingtoa
label, O'Pry, from Lower Coast
Eva, Ransom. from Upper Coast
Assumption Dalferes, from Laurel Valley
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
March 10, 1877.
dNnnred Yesterday.


Brit ship viola Vaughan, for Liverpool
DeWolf. Powell &co
Nor bark Dictator Thomosen. for Malaga--
Ocean, Zerega geo
FIR bark Ste Genevieve Demeurap, for Bordeaux-
Bassetti
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Wriphtsundrles III 0fdef-1rDta ~ bales cotton leg
sacks cotton seed c6 sacks rough rice
LOWER COAST Per steamer Isabel-sundriea
10 order
UPPER COAST-Per stes1ser Eva- hhds sugar
Richard Milliken-35 sacks rough rice Fosrstbr-l
DIS b Wa1ksr--sundriss to ofder-Total hhds sugar
80 sacks rough rice
LAUREL vALLEY-Psr steamer Assumption
IS hhds sugar z Lanaux-20 bbls niplasses Rsnshaw.
Cammack aso-3i do Congsr q Kely--50 do Allen,
Nugent &eo--2sD sacks rough rice American Mill-7
bales moss v Fl Bernard--~2 bbs tnolasses bbis
sugar sacks seed optten and sundries TO order
Total sacks seed cotton 26o sacks rough rice Is hhds
sugar 3 bbs do 1g3 bbls mslasses
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Below Coming Up.

Ship Ger evieve Strickland Strickland, IS days from
Liverpool, to master ,
Ship Joe Mulberry, Weston. 81 days from Liverpool
to master
Brig M Burns, --, from Ruatan, to Oteri & Bro
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Nw ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

The demand for money this week has exbib,tes
slight increase at several OF the banks, out nad
remained moderate at tho rest aud on .ne stree.,
and without quotable variation In the rates oil
To-day presented no new feature. In sym.
psthy with the course Of the New York market
geld has ruled higher, closing to-day the same %
have been less liberal. Foreign exchange has
followed the course OF gold, Sterling ruling
stronger to-day than yesterday, and 59efo
higher than on last Friday. The weeks business
was OF fair extent, bat to-day's was limited;
Although the offerings have been more liberal
New York sight has continued firm. STOCKS nave
been quiet and with few fuotua ions. State CON
soils and premium bonds have boen Ices active
and trssnsr tas sss say
the latter Ut 35dl3514, against 35@33h.
We notice that the Levee Steam Cotton Press
has declared dividend OF per cent payable
March 20.
paper at So per cent per aInuin discount; AL
do e110; second grade do. l2115; collateral loans
TOO; drst class mortgages s1sOs1s, and second
grade do. t0Dl2.
New York, and after moderate business closed
nd the opening rates In both msrketa. Ihe
sales sumned up $4l,000, embracing $1,000 and
$4,000 al iO51S $4,000 and $4,000 at 1861, $1,000 and
s1b. COO at lV5as, and $1,000 at 1857.
Foreign exchange was stronger, but The moves
THE sales OF sterling comprised CD, 900, en-
braf4ng f25Oo and $4,000 bill Of lading aud E310U
All clear at b06, $4,000 bill OF lading at bO6h,
and $4,000 at 5oB@5o61. and elooo bank at slo'
No sales of francs were reported.
Al the oloss Sterling bills were quoted OF $685.
1nbO6Is for bill OF iadiug and AL clear, and at "a
$40 for bank (bsnk counter rate --t05i01sl, and
francs at 4.g71l.doL96A for commercial end NOM
inal for bank.
New York sight was unchanged. The sales
comptis ed $4,000 embracing s25, 600 CONNER.
cisl at 3.16 W cent premium. aud $4,000 do and
s25, 600, e35 600 and 600, 900 bank Mt %.
Tine banks continue TO check on New York OF
u. ID cent premium, and commercial sight was
atili uuoted 1t 3.l6GD-,
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Arrives

Brit steamship Borussia Hoars from Liverpool. Feb
D. via Corunna and Havana, TO Sas W eeks Geo
/ Attn dis .
schr r G Holden, -. s days from Russian, to
Dteri Az Isro~-Ple Tier
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ouACHITA RIVER.

NEW 2 2RRhhEEssfkSSnFfSsT R S dAoMPIAA hVhh
CITY rsete CIV ASP s M1NRoE
Leaves f FoH oGRHHfPA d 81 TREN
is9s6,Aton Monroe and all way landings
The 5S Staa% Il. HANNA,
I'm place OF Ouachta Belief
II, W. Blanks, master. Joe Holmes. clerk,
passage "R 3apt 81 D a. Bt4 Il President
H1TE Mi ys1 Eh fret fosne EP 9shItER
ADAMS 4 WORK. lord i, MoPEAKE Agents
?. S.--1he boats Of this lipe connect with the
aoose tor Little rsr Tom Rr Tor R Ba
Bartholomew and Saline river. and Bertha
Drummer for Bayou d'Arbonne. fell
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS INDEPEND-
Leaves SATURDAY. March TO- at 2. M. posi-
re-. FOR 1'SifE; BLUFF. POINT
'ssssszz=ssssa Bayou bartholomew - The fine
''OO- ELLA HUGHES,
Low Rice. master.
viii leave as above, taking freight for all land
the mouth of Bayou Bartholomew. For freight
or pagsaagftsa ankply on P2sfa r to atcsz
P. S.Connects with steamer Bertha, Brun-
ner for bayou, D'Arbonne, also lght-dranRht
steamer for Saline River. mh5
New Orleans and DuacHaita River Trans
pDrtati0n Company.
Leaves SATURDAY. March 10, ut s p. m.
n- FOR CANDIES. Ell DORADO
l@a4shtsE Ouachita City, Monroe. Trenton
asssssa@e and all landings on Black and
Ouachita Rivers-The fine. new. light-draft
passenger steamer
SHANNON.
John De Hart. master. G. ii. Arthur, clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage
apply on board. or to
President, No. Canal street, corner Delta.
HITE q CABIN. BRITTON 4 EPPLER, Aota
ADAMS d WORK. LORD d WGPEAKE. )As@'
mh8
REGULAR BLACK AND BGUF RIVER
PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY, March 10, ut 6 p. m.
fTSr A FOR POINT JEFFERSON. GIRARD,
kAssaHaa i'm Alto. Red Mouth. Gum Point and all
landings on BRuf and Black rivers
STELLA BLOCH,
lin place Of Era No. 10.)
Tom Taylor, master.
Will leave as above. Pays particular attention
to all Black River business. For freight or
passage apply on board or to
mh6 A. BRITTON. 80 Gravier street.
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COMM ERCnAL,
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Friday Evening, March 3, 1877

Friday Evening. March ., 1877 !
Quotations represent prices for round lots from
first hands staless otta'spise stated. IN ftttnc
email orders higher prices are pafd.
1oTToN--The sales to-day were confined TO
1850 bales I'D irregular and easier prices, and we
now revise our quotations by D reduction of lie
from Fridays rates. We give also the hgures
and report Oh the Exchan o az below:
Tam Iistsxt at;nDu Ex n
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OPELCUSAS.

REGULAR OpELOUsAs PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 8 p.
x~ FOR WASHINGTON, ORELOU-
suAG.%A sas. Port Barre, Simmsport, Church
VILE and all landings on the Coast
Atchatala, a river and Bayou Courtableau-The
new and light draft passenger steamer
BERTHA.
H. f. Broad. master. Thee. John. clerk.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
BRIrTON d EPPLER.
ia23 81 Gravier street.
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NICHOLS Ponce CerHHcAtes oiosSN w paMHf AZs
Stocks were quiet. ]
Under more inquiry State Console and Pre-
MUM Bonds were stronger, the Sforai6r elDsing
latter u Ss@39,14, against ssa a35S <, Yesterday.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

REGULAR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND
NEW ORLEANS PACKET,
800 u Fo G ciNo1NNAT ff Io u II
lEaHlkyE Evansville, Henderson, shawnee
town, Paducah. Cairo, Memphis and
oil intermediates landings--Ths passenger
steamer
w, b. Miller. master. John 8. Jones. clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or pass ago APP
ply on board, or to WAYNE d WILLIAMS.
mhe JOG Aravier street.
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RECEIPTS AT THE NEW BASIN.
Blind Riyer--Per sohr ClemsntiHs-50 cords wood
maatar
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INDEPENDENT OPELOUsAs WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves SATURDAY: March 10. at 8 p. M.
gag = FOR WASHINGTON PORT BARRE,
LmA&s@ Churchville, Atchafalaya, Simns-
~ port. Big Bend Landing, Old Riyer
and all intermediate points-The light -drah
passenger steamer
ERA NO. 10.
I'm place Of the Robt. Young)
Jas. Hamilton master. j. h. Sciimidt clerk.
Connecting at simmsport with the steamer
Salie, giving through bills of lading to Bayop
des Glaizes. For freight or passage apply OF
HITE Il CARLIN, 5 Tchoupitoulas Ct
p. S.-Through bills Of lading given to Bayou
Bouf del
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-04-05
Tiac DARK Side OF Public Life.

Some sad scenes attended the death of
Congress. Said one of the ex members
the other day-onc who has had al honor
able though uncvenful and unimportant
career: Il have now been in public life
twelve years. by the redistricting Of my
State my district has been abolished I
am almost glad to get out Of the public
service, and yet do not know what to do.
They have called us al thieves, but
hare scarcely money enough TO- support
my family IN respectability for SIX
months. l was bred lawyer, and have
had my old single for the last ten years
creak'ng upon its rusty hinges before my
office door in my native town. Its a
little town. The business is small, and
has greatly changed, and the people have
almost forgotten me as a lawyer, and l
doubt, it commence life there again, if I
could earn my salt. The, young men
have got all the clients, and need and
deserve them, because they know the
modern ways of the courts: The truth is,
it is like beginning life over again, and
the prospects are pretty blue. I tell
You, young men, if you ever have any
ambition for public life, smother it. 1t is
a pretty sorrowful spectacle to sec a man
.threc-scorc years Of age in my condition"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-04-05
First publication Merch ED.
MORTGAGE SALE.

AVA
Default has occn made in the payment Of
the sum Of Three Hundred and Fifty five and
75-l6O Dollars [$335.75], which is claimed TO
be due, and is hereby declared TO be due at
the date Of this notice upon 4 certain MOTT
gage, duly executed and delivered by Sitona
Scvcrson, Samuel SeverSon, and karrie Sc
verson his wife, Lewis Sevcsson, Sivert Sc
version and Annie Scverson, to George Ii.
Litchli:ld, bearing date the 9th day Of Dc
ccmbcr, a. d., 1872, aud duly recorded 5ine
the Office Of the Register of Deeds, in and
tor the county Of Mower, and State OF Min
nespta, ON the isth day Of December. \. D..
1872, at ) o';lock r. NJ, in Book "M," OF
Mortgages, on page 495. And no action or
p roc, ed,ng at law or orth.rwise having been
Instituted to recover tho debt secured by
sal; mortgage. or any part thereof: now
therefore, notice is hereby given, that, by;
virtue OF a power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, anil pursuant 10 the statute in
such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be iorc!osed, and tho premises de-
scribcd IN and covered by said mortgage, viz:
tho SOUTHEAST quarter of Scc'ion number
Fourteen TAI, in Township number One
Hundred and Ono [loIL Moth Of Range
number Sixteen [lGJ, West. in Mower county,
AID State of Minnesota, with the hcrcd'ta-
ments and appurtenances, will be sold ut
P"u''o "NSeAVn1 ~ Wv n'a"SsS ,VtoNe'' A''
cash, to pay said debt and interest, and tpe
taxes, il any, on said premises, and f!tY
dollars attorneys fee, as stipulated in AID
by SD id mortgage, il case Of foreclosure, and
the disbursements allowed by law; which
sale will be made by the Sheriff cf said Mower
county, at the front dnor OF the Court House,
in the city Of Austin, in said county and
State, on the Atth day Of May, A. D., 1877
| at ~ O'Clock A. NJ, OF that day, subject to
redemption at any time within one year fro IN
the day Of sale, US provided by law.
Dated March ,2lst, A. D., 1877.
GEORGE II. LITCHFIELD,
Slit - f's'', >',.'%' Mort gagce.s
CAMERON & CRANE, Attorney 8 for Nor, gagee