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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-21
SIXTH DISTRICT PROPERTY.
OF MARY UTTER. WIFE or
CHAKLEL WAGaNEH.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. 30. 800.

No. $3.50.
pY q. u. GIRARDEY. Auotioneer-Of1l No,
- 81 Camp streetASATUHDAY, August H.
1877. ut IA O'clock m. at the st. Charles Auction
Exchange In the rotunda of the st. Charles
Hotel, will be sold at public auction, by virtue Of
an order from the honorable A. l.. Tissot, Judge
Of the Second district Court for the parish Of
Orleans, dated June 90 1877, and rendered In
the ebove entitled succession, the following
described property. TO wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, together
with oil the buildings and improvements there
on, rights, ways. etc, situated ia the Fourth Dis
trict oil this city. and In the square bounded by
Jersey Laurel, Belleeastle and Dufossat streets.
designated by the Mes. 1 and 2, as per act before
y. Commagere, notary public. late Recorder of
the parish Of Jefferson. the twehty-thrd OF May
1906: said lots measure 10 feet front on Jersey
street by 10 feet in depth Lot No. forms the
corner OF Jersey and Bel1ecasile streets.
Terms-One-h half cash balance Mt one and two
years credit. Tor notes specially secured by
mortgage and vendors lien, bearing all the
usual clauses Of eight per cent per nnnum inter-
est from the day Of sale until final payment five
per cent attorneys fees In event OF suit to en-
force their collection; policy of insurance
and the purchaser to assume pay
ment OF tho taxes for 1877. due In 1878 over the
price,
Act OF sale before i, Commngere. ESD no.
tary public. mt the purchasers expense.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
,l44y-lS45.9 ~ r.-sAs,s4Ss-,4s Ssssst--s,
by q. valetcn.
DOUBLE THREE.sT0BY BH1UK RESIDENCE
AND ONE HUNDRED AND fifty stfAREs
OF THE CITIZENS BANK
SALE no EFFECT A PARTITION.
u. AND II. ALpuENrE Va. Mns. BAILEY
ET AIisi
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 9p,1p3.

pYO. vALETON, Aussti9,Ipeer-. 0,nlce, % and %
ID Mpeazine Htreef, --Will be sold On TUES
Merchants and aud huciioneers, Exchange, on Hoyai
street, between Canal and Cnstpmhouee streets,
by virtue, Of several orders rendered on March
above entitled and numbered case. by Hon. A.
i. Tissot Judge Of the Second District Court for
The parish q Q,rleans the following described
IA 0hRTA1N Tor Or ghOUND, situated IN
ths sitg n the sseond District % Burgundy
French measure. Al feet front on burgundy
street, by Va feet Inches in depth and By d Hec-
Und depth pf 10 feet 10 inches on width oil 81 feet
from tie line Of the lot lately belonging e. ia.
cobb together with all the buildings and ini-
'. Alao imu51NVpbhEp AND sIxTY SHARES
4redueed 70 1901 Of the capital stock Of the uitl-
kenH' Dark secured by mortgage on tho above
4 On the following tsrmA and conditions As TO
the shares .of Henry .Alpuehte Berthe Alpus
sn ,e, and y Mrs. Jossph bailey eonastR q
balance 81 ono year, with note secured BY spe-
cial mortgage and vendors privilege bearing
eight per cent interest per an,tim from date til
cult; the buildings to BIG, kept insured % the.
amount the note: o. 70 the share q the minor
on the terms and condit Ions liked by the family
meeting, duly held ia The parish OF 81. james i
One-falf cash. aud the balance payable. pne year
be represented by d promissory fiotb Of The ptir-
chaser, secured by special mortgage and vend-
ors pnivilege With tis pact DC non a ".
fecs In case of any legal proceedings for the re-
cpvery Of the amount of said motto, Ar TO tho
shares OF tho minors Gabrielle, Mario. Amfrand
and Odsite Alpuente. consisting of one sixteenth
eHeh. $500 cash. and the balance az y credit OF
one year. with eight per cont INTEREST per at,-
~rlvileae and other securities usual In sales on
{edit say attorneys fees at Ave per cont In caae
non-payment. property insured aud policy
transferred. Taxes, eAgible Ia 1877 and 1878. at
|ie cost q. purchaser. y 10 purchaser to ~.
4ume besides. the mortgage In favor al the Citi-
lKenss Bank. securing the said iag silafes lre-
duceh 10 1901 In the capital stock OF said bunk
and also the payment OIL the stpls note Tor u 44D
due by credit on said aharess paYHlyle The fet
81 April, 1874. and renewab jngh It'd tho
charter of said bank. Ia ucetpsai icA With the
Chs, r. Son!at, Esd. notary nubllG dnd duly
h0nlolnsated, !ff. INA 81 s4f3Afs frl5ff 4 /
Ant 81 aalo before 3. dc At1naa. notary public
ut the expense " the purehasur. 64s
iyts al ~ Hii11 IA s3 88
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
e4z4r~Se>~>-asS~yssSSNea~S,.ssa-s.--sSe.5,.
by Sheriff Handy.


Il H ~.
BRIGHT. DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. 1888.
by VIRTUE. or AN ORDER or SALE.
!, - rendered July 4. 1877. e me directed by
the parish Of Orleans, In tho above en-
titled matter, will proesed 70 coll at public aue-
ton ct The . M,e g, cha and Aaetlopeers Ex
YRaS%s' sfi y ' sSsssaa R'st's q as
o'clock m. for account Of said succession. the
iolox9JE qR sfSSr'a p R5g99sffy Iii t. F5arJos
ahaoUND g.h The b I'LL H| spd
n the squire BOUNDED BY 81 Charles. 1t. joseph
and garondelet streets and Triton Walk and
Tivoli Circle. md measures. English measure,
Charles street. tbirty-two fact one inch seven
lines. In width in The rear. ono hundred and
twepty-sx feet tw? II inches four lines in depth
hundred and ten feet four lines In depth on the
line nearest Tivoli Circle. on o sketch by W.
Thornton Thompson on the tsnth Of Sop ember,
1856. being the same properly acquired by the
asseaassd by g,ureaHs from Mrs Sarah A. Har.
nc n ds f1y III re 5H 81 o 9tspsf w f5 The
buildings and improvements thereon. situated
in the suburb Deord Of this city, IN the square
liope streets. and measures, American measure.
thirty.slx feet one inch i've lines On Camp
street by one hundred and twenty .five ie9t eight
,.a. FL hes im aep.n On sos sue llhe a ~
feet three inches two lines on The side line near
est Delord street and forty-thfee feet nine
incnss TWO lines ~ Whit 70 tile reaf. acquired
pys me !. de e from nTanklin shaW ny aot
ns1ore f.; laeWis, RLlng Iof hosaiv
Wh uaesu h IL ,,,., 1aaa " as
we hfst q septamber, 1877, at the rate of sixty
dollars per month., z,r -, .,,,.,.,,
" CERTAIN LOT OF aHUUND. with the
Duildlngs ana Iinpr9veIfn1ents thereon. Situated
IN tile SscOtid Ninlapallty OF snls CITY, IN tns
ana .POeythfre streets anu designated by the
number I'VE. on plan by q. I. Dunbar. sur |
ysyor. on the twelfth OF November, 1916. Bald
lot measures twenty-four feet live and two-sev-
enths inches front on Magazine street by one
hundred anu thirteen feet two Inches in 9eptb |
betWeen parallel lines, ana IS bounded In the
rear by on nllev eleven feet eleven inches wide, |
pf which 1t has the use In common with other
lots, VIII Oh properly Is now under lease. 10
expire on the first OF November, 1881 at the rate
oil tWefity liars per month,
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BY Albert Paul.
4 SPLENDID CHANCE


To Secure Neat and Comfortable Home The
One Story and Attic Frame Residence. No.
AL Bagatelle street-Succession OF Dr. f.
Ribot-Second District Court for the Parish
of Orleans, No. SO, 46s.
RY ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer-Office No.
- As Chartres street-On SATURDAY, July 81,
1877, at IL o'clock M. at the Merchants and Auc-
tioneers Exchange. on Royal, between Canal
and Customhouse streets, .by. virtue of an order
Of the Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans dated
June Q, 1877. will be sold at public auction
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the square
bounded by Bagatelle, Goodchildren, st. An
thony and Morales streets measuring 81 feet II
inches lines front on Bagatelle street. by a
depth between parallel lines Of 127 feet 10 inches
s lines. The improvements comprise that neat
and agreeable cottage residence known as No.
Al Bagatelle street, comprising five large and
well ventilated rooms, hall, closets, .pantries,
ETC.. two-story frame kitchen. having four
a stable and other outhouses. large cistern, ETC.;
large carriage entrance. The whole in splendid
order and near churches, schools and markets.
Terms-Cash in U. S. Treasury notes.
jel6 80 jy7 142l
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BY A. III. Pons.
SUCCESSION OF ELLEN FARRELL.
Second District Court for the parish of Orleans
No. 3S,S37.

by A. II. PONS, Auctioneer-Of1 No. A Ca
- roDdeiet street-On SATURDAY, July 81
1877, at ~ o'clock M, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange. on Royal street be-
tween Canal and Customhorse streets. will be
sold ut public auction, pursuant to two orders
OF the Second District Court. rendered In the
above entitled succession, the following de-
THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF, RIGHT,
TITLE AND INTEREST. IN AND TO TWO
CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with the build
ings and improvements thereon. situated In the
First District OF this city In square No, 81,
son streets; the one designated as LOT No. l. on
deposited IN I'll the office Of p L, McCay late
Hedin, architect. dated March II, 1851. and de.
posted In the office of Michael Gernon. no.
tory public, and measuring q feet 7 lines front
on on said dasaaet street, by 100 feet 10 inches 8
lines in depth and front on said Prieur street,
and forming the corner Of Gasquet and Prieur
streets; and the other designated as lot No. 80,
on the plan OF the said Hedin, architect, and
measuring 81 feet lines front ON Gasouet
street, by the same depth as and adjoining the
preceding lot.
Terms and conditions-Cash.
Act OF sale at the expense of the purchaser,
before Andrew J. Armstrong, notary public.
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by Placide J. Spear.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY CORNER
sF II Cir a fHInD brs ATR ,'i' iSA
SUCCESSION OF MARaARErHA KLEIN.
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. 39,2J0.

by PLACIDE ]. SPEAR, -Auctioneer-Of1ice
ID 40 Royal street-SATURDAY, August 4. 1877,
Mt ~ o'clock M. will be sold at public auction.
at the St Charles Auction Exchange, on st.
Charles. street between Gravier and Common
streets, by virtue and in pursuance 70 an order
from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot. Judge of the Second
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated
June 26, 1877. the following described property
E for account Of the above succession, to wit
SEVEN CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. to-
Gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the Third District of this
city. designated by the Nos. diamond l. diamond
ii diamond 4, diamond 3, 8. Giro IL,
circle Il. in the square bounded by St
Anthony, Celestine. Genius and Bagatele
streets, measuring together 1871 feet 10
inches 6 lines front and depth on Celestine
street. 160 feet inches 2 lines front and depth
on st. Anthony street. and 100 feet 9 inch S .
lines on the rear line. lot No. diamond forming
thu corner of Celestine and St. Anthony streets
Terms and Conditions-One- cash on the
SPOT the balances on a credit of one year. for
note bearing special mortgage and vendors
lien and privilege, with interest at the rate of
eight per cent per annum from dayo sale till
final payment. Clause OF five per cent for attor
Mey's fees. and all other usual clauses.
Act of sale before NJ. T. Ducros. notary pub
lie, at the expense of purchaser.
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1NTER1BT In REAL ESTATE.
SUCCESSION Or CHARLES A. zEIaLER.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. aH.Hhh

Dy HoEY, MACON & OpONNOH- Nicholas
- J.. Hoey, Anctioneer--O fine No. ii Carondelet
street sAfuRDaY. August v ie1y. at u o'clock
Virtue Of an order OF the honrable the Second
District Court for The. parish VI Oriaans. dated
9th of July, 1877, will be sold hpmblic auction.
In the aboye entitled matter. theioIiowing prop
orty. to wit .tssE ~
of said succession In and to dc certain lot
OF ground, together with oil the Mildinrs and
improvements thereon. situated N the Third
District OF New Orleans. and dest&hated by the
No. 81, In square No. 8, on a plan drawn BY j.
French measure. 80 feet lmore or lesl front ON
Victory street, between Vaudeville snd Spain
streets, by q depth Of lao feet Beingthe saina
property acquired by said zeigler By p,,rahase
from w. c. g. Claiborne, by net before Edward
Barnett notary public, on the 10th Of NAV. 1890
Terms of Sule-Cash on the spot 49, II :
Acts OF sale at the expense Of the purchasers.
before John Bendernalel. Esq. notary public
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AUCTION SALES.
BY @. Z. Girartley.

and for the rsmainer. one and two years credit.
for notes Of the purchasers seeured by mortgage
and vendors lien on the property sold. bearing
all the usual clauses Of eight per cent per afi-
mum interest from the day OF sale until final
payment, special attorney afees In event OF suit
To enforce their payment the improvements TO
be kept insured for the full amount OF tho credit
portion. and the policies transferred by the pur4
ehasers to the holders OF the notes. and further
10 assume the payment OF the taxes for 1870 due
and exigible In 1877. and those for 1877 due and
erigible In 1873 over and above the price OF ad-
Indication. For the property lastly described
The purchaser 10 assume the payment Of d stock
note for $780, due October /. 1877 payable or re-
newable according to the chattPr of said Citi-
zens' BANK and for the remainder one-third
cash and the balance at one and two years. with
all the. clauses and conditions governing the
sales OF tho before mentioned reat estate.
Acts Of sale before John II. Coffey, ESD. notary
public, at the expense OF the purchasers.
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Second District Court for tho parish OF Orleans
No. 9g,525

second Dlstr1et court Tor the parish OF Orleans
No ss5a5.
Rye. d. G1IsARDEY, .Auetioneer- Office No. 81
~ Camp SATURDAY, August 95. 1877
at "a o'clock M. at the st.. Charles Auction Ex.
III this city, will be sold at public auction. BY
and in pursuance OF u Judgment rendered on
ne thirtleth o. June. anu signed on tho sixth
QfJuly. 1s77 IN the above entitled matter. the
'o0Fl FIVE aSifERSS agff2HS9Fsy 81 y yaouNp
gsthsr with oil the improvements thereon.
unto appeftaining situated III tho second Dis
tTiot Of this city. and In the suuare bounded by
ee Tfhs aas ss Tssm des sa ~ G ~
Nos. /. q, -, A. and 0, as PEI plan OF Bpugeral,
da,ed yAnuary Is, 1852. and deposited in the
front on Esplanade street. 30 feet inches
on the rear limo. and the following depths .
lot No. forms the corner OF Bsplanads and
St Claude streets. and measures % feet 7 inches
on the side. OF ~. Claude street end 90 feet Z
inches on the side Of IRENE street. Lot No. q
measures % feet Inches on the line Of lot No.
md ~ % feet inches on th e line Of i2t Mp Lot
No. and 60 feet inches on the line OF lot No L.
Lpt No. measures ~ fey u inches on the line
r. Let hp md q feet inches on, On the line Of lot
the Inns Of lot No. 4 and 30 feet Inches on the
line Of lot No. o. Together with all the improve
ments thereon comprising a two-story frame
ana 3 THkG sR'' eER f s LOTS OF GROUND
together t,,, with oil the buildings and improve
thereunto belonging situated In the Second Dis
i t 2f THIS city and In the suuare bounded by
streets. bald lots arp Designated by the Noa. 40,
Al and ~. ON plan by Depouilly dated August
49, 1886. measuring 10 feet iuebes each on Ex-
change Alley by al feet sys inches In depth
Together with the improvements thereon--
three4story. brick buildings.
Terms Cash On the spot The purchasers TO
Hssiitne payment Of the taxes due and exigible
in 1877 over and above the price of adjudication.
Acts OF sals before N, b. Trist, Esq, notary
public, at the expense OF the purchasers.
jy2t IA atI4 II IN 95
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by P1acide j. Spear.

pY PLACIDE J. SPEAR. Auctioneer =
- Office No. 40 Royal street - SATURDAY
July 49, 1877, at 81 o'clock D. M. will be sold at
public auction, on Jeanne street. between Urau-
hart and Where streets. by virtue and In pur-
suanee to al. order from the Hon. A. l.. It's
sot. Judge Of the Second District Court tor
the parish Of Orleans, dated June7, 1877, for
account of said SUGGESTION
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
CHICK EMS. Etc.
Terms-Cash. iy17 81 2s
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BY S. Guinault.
SUCCESSION OF JEAN MoNaUILLo
Second District Cou for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80 437

ocOV1 III'5tI IV1 OUu IUF GHt FafISu OF UTI6dnS-
No. 80. 437.
by s. GUfNAULT, Auctioneer-Off corner
y Of Exchange Alley and Bienville street.
On TUESDAY. July u, 1877. will be sold at IL
O'Clock m. at the corner Of Port street Tor Bayou
st john and Washington road, by virtue of an
order from the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans, dated May 80,
1877
THE STOCK IN TRADE OF A GROCERY
STORE AND A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE.
Terms-Cash. jy13 20 q
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 80 4g7.

by PLACIDE i. SPEAR. Auetfoneer-O Office
1877 at IL O'Clock M. will be sold mt public auc.
ton, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange. on
St. Charles street. between Gravier and Com
order from the Hon. A. l.. Tissot, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans,
dated June 30, 1877. the following described
property for account of said succession to wit
A LOT OF GROUND, togather with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in the
Seventh District of this city designated by the
bounded by Second. Burtbe, Lowerlne and
Clinton streets. as per plan drawn by H. Noel
hansen, surveyor. Said lot measures 30 feet
front on Second street by depth of $50 feet be-
tween parallel lines.
Terms-Cash on adjudication.
Act OF sale before Fred. Deibel, notary public,
at the expense'of the purchaser.
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE
And
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
In THE SECOND DISTRICT.
SALE TO EFFECT PARTITION

In the matter Of
JOHN A. AUGuST1N Ell AIS VIZ. JAMES b.
AUdUsTIN.
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IMPROVED PROPERTY ON SECOND STREET
In THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.

SUCCESSION OF MIR. AND MRS. ADA
LUDMANN.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 40 Ana.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-11
4 Word Personal.

We have received several letters
from friends in Dakota county, in
curing whether we are candidate
this fall for reelection to the state
senate. We desire to state In reply,
that we are not candidate. The
pressure of our constantly increasing
labors fOrbids it.
We take advantage Of this occasion
to thank the people of Dakota county,
both Democrats and Republicans, for
the generous support they have hith-
erto accorded us. We have tried, to
the utmost Of our ability, to secure
the passage Of such laws as would
promote their welfare. We shall con.
tinue to work, through the columns OF
the ANTI-MONOPOLIsT for the same
ends.
We trust Dakota county will elect
no man to the legislature who is not
in favor of the Cheap School Book law
and the Usury law; for we learn that
strong efforts will be made, next win
ter to repeal both these great reforms
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A MISERABLE DOCTRINE.

New York Evening Post: Mr.. Wen
dell Phillips is reputed to be worth
$3.50, 900. He is also the candidate
for governor of the Massachusetts
workingmen, who roundly denounce
capitalists. There seems to be an in
consistency here somewhere, but
Mr., Phillips right to the title of
workingman rather than capitalist
will not be questioned by any one
who reflects that he works as hard
with his tongue as any workingman
does with the rest of his body.
The Post seems to think that man
must be stepped in poverty himself
to the very lips before he can sympa-
thise with the laborer; and that if q
man is we'll off in this worlds goods
he must necessarially grind the faces
of the poor. We don't believe it. A
wise man sees that the rights Of thu
|laboring class are the foundation o
the republic; and that to ignore thes'
rights is to dig the grave of libert.
and prepare the way for empire.
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John March. a wheat buyer at Della
no, is in the city to-day looking after
business interests. He says that the
farmers in the vicinity of Delano are
hauling their wheat to other markets
owing to impositions that have been
practiced npon them in the matter Of
short weights. a load Of wheat offer
ed to some unprincipled dealers that
would run by measure IS or 40 bushels
has been weighed down from sixty to
one hundred pounds, and the result is
the farmers will haul their wheat a
dozen miles to find an honest mark
et.-Pioneer-Press.
The farmers are cruelty fleeced in
this matter of weights and grades
We have been trying for years to have
the Legislature provide for a system Of
inspectors of wheat, etc. with power
to examine all scales. But our labor:
so far have been in vain. The farm
ers should disuss this subject and agree
upon some remedy.
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effort will be made during the coming
winter, to repeal the act, and THAT
AS SOON AS THE ACT Is REPEALED
PRICES WILL GO BACK TO THE OLD
FIGURES.
This was proven in Olmstead coun-
ty the other day. The superinten-
dent came out and boldly repealed the
act Of the legislature and refused to
permit the people to have the cheap
books. Instantly the booksellers Of
Rochester united in notice REsTOR-
ING. sUBsTANTIALLY, THE OLD
PRICES, on the plea that times were
hard and rents high y!
Remember that the repeal Of the
Merrill contract will cost the people
Of the state one hundred and fft5
thousand dollars annually.
I Look to your candidates for the
legislature.
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The great objection made by the
Republican party to Mr.. Banning is,
that he was until very lately, Re-
publican. The Pioneer-Pr thinks
that this is enough to ruin him in the
estimation of all honorable men. It
says:
What renders it still more interest
ing is that Mr.. Banning has always
been a Republican and has always
acted with that party, we believe, till
last year when he became an adherent
of the Democratic party, but by no
means a convert to Democratic prin-
ciples. For he is by nature, by edu-
cation, by the whole bent of his mind,
as incapable of being doctrinally a
Democrat as he is incapable of being
a Nohammedan.
This is rather rough on the Repub
lican party, that mere membership il
it disqualifies man from holding an!
office of honor or profit. On wha
ground then does it advocate Gov
Pillsbury's reelection!
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Rail receipts are also quite liberal,
but there is little of any accumula-
lions in the elevators, buyers forward
ing their purchases as fast as possible,
the great bulk going forward by way
of Duluth and the Lakes. The lower
elevator has now commenced opera
tions, a part of it's business being the
reception of wheat from Carver,
where Mr.. Mills is purchasing for
shipment via Duluth, the little steam
boats Otter and Gopher bringing it to
this point. The quality of the grain
is all No. l. there being absolutely no
inferior or shrunken wheat in this
year crop. the difference in price be-
ing entirely due to the cleaning.
Every year the value of the great
work accomplished by Mr.. Banning,
is securing the construction Of the
Lake Superior railroad, is becoming
more apparent. This year immense
quantities of wheat are seeking the
east ria Duluth: and as it brings a
much higher price than the wheat
shipped by way of Milwaukee and
Chicago. it lifts up the price of all the
rest of the wheat sold in the state.