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LAKE EEtEIGIiTS.

CMlcAoo, Aug. ;.A--Ths market WA moderately
se&ive 1t Jc for corr u Buffalo. Room was taken
for TO- 000 bu wheat rs, 600 In corn. sud H. 900
tn oats. chztt<sss. To AanAlo -HArges 4. B.
Moore and j. HaioatJns. scarJ u, Wilbur. corn
wheat and oats on tAzoaxh Eatss. 10 81 GATHERINGS
--sehF CtIds. wheat 10 Kingston sehr Gfim.by,
wheat It oc. TO 02denshurx-Flop Osws3Atcafs,
wheat on p. /. 10 Sarnla-Prop Montgomery,
eotn on through rate. 10 Po1t culoofus-schr
Republic, corr 1t 3kc,
, 1877-08-25
WHAT THEY sAY OF 1rA1,

Capt. J. ". Brown, OF tho ship Scotia. has been
lhs subject Of cunsldstabls abuse in paper that
would do hin, IN Injury but for it4 Insignificant CIR
eulattop. Still. SONIC OF hts friends dcatre TnE
THiarkE to ltats that he Ia ono IT The most ~.
liable and saua.c aktppsse atloat. One reput&blc
masiner wh0 carries on lucrative business, as
ssrts that Gapt: brown Ia 'dns. honsVt gcntts-
mar" and saJt II 10 shame for any one to make
him . target for upkin4 words and talae sta,s.
maQtx, For Tbs benefit Of Capt. Browns sricnAs,
Tae TF.1ehx VII * snst seuss o. sss.su.sn snd
Aud should bu Esytu ~ much atteatlon ~ the G,an
who was kicked ~ = jackass.
, 1877-08-25

Ottawa, Coon bu corn. 341 bu ryn, 1,t20 ns
seed; Neptune, Ottawa, $500 In com. !. 600 bu
rye. 81, 600 NJ aeoa; osacis Griswold. Mtaooka,
O, coo bu corn. Brilliant Morris, 900 BIT corn.
Omaha, Morris, T.. 700 bu corn, II. zoo NJ seed;
prop Montn,lk. l.ockport. 900 bfls hoar, III. 800
Cicared--1Vs!e. i.aNal!c. o., 7Ja feet lumber;
Norway, Nsnry, 90 738 foct Lumbar. IL, 0oo shin
glcs.
Dn1patronr. Aug. 24-g p. m.-
scastetR, Henry. d, ESQ bn corn; prop
n, 1. loo bu corn.
cr.rcd.-rhunix. Lockport, 100, 900 shlnEles;
Morung Light, Ottawa, Vi, 7GB feet lutnbes 90 $50
shlngles; Omaha, Morrx 11G, 900 shingles. 10, ITO
1ath: Montreal. Ottawa and geneca, T., G76 feat
lumber, .6. OOO shing'sa.
, 1877-08-25
NEW Light.

A 1lshthonsc Inns t,ecn erected on The summit Of
Hattie issnhr Lskc Superior, TO guide vessch 10 the
easicsn cusanee Of Ncptgon isay. and light II In
operation. The light Il revolving catoptne. red
and white. Eseattht F.l1tanty and
l,nIf minutes. 1t Ia 10t feet Abuse water mark.
and will be keeh sixteen miles.
, 1877-08-25

4AA& G]t
4nAclnf {Nshdkh Ia In Hefha

Special D&potch TO 1h4 7Ffbt4nk.
ERsE. Pa, Aug. .2A.--A1rivais-schrsJ J. s. Rich
ards and Mary.
Deparspres-Props Abercosn. Anna sni.h. Mary
Jkrecki, u. F. Rose. st. Louis; tug Juhn OWens.
, 1877-08-25
I 1NG lUIIUW1UT Is EIIC
| llALF-fEARLY fTATRXENT
/ ax, Iaslsa 4 iR1ft

-. Y..1..-. Y5T1.
On July !, lof'
AssETA
Cash on hanl... ..".....3 127, 46e
Government bonds
1ul. 100 Q per cent earreney cost..... ia, 110
1on, oou psr cent gold 1881 eott.... 17I..4J
6, bU0 6 per cent gold 6.!0.... -. 0,:IHD
County bonds-1. 900 Alfapahoc, COL. 75o
CITY and tuwn boMts--
CHICAGO ccfttncatcs... -. ......... I'll. no
13. ooo S atnsSn ps.k eet.dea!as. ~, !oo
, 1877-08-25

his Sit wo,,tl be- protested at the cnd Of the
thirty. days. tle dill not want It understood
that the lid Of So70000 would he conditional
ono, depending On the examination u the as
sets. Tic Rennb1Ec owns in Tug National
only tho rrsdunm remaining after the payment
Of ia liabilities to It's boley-hol!ers. II prac.
tfcnt1y owns tho right TO draw llivtlcnis, arsl
sst - n on ,as I
Auditor, he 1ea.rctt the best price nosn!ble 10 be
realized. lie Thought the thirty days asked an
Js1ge iiisslas9f an willing to close the
BIZ; shcrman-Thc other parties should have
Mr.. HITCHCOCK,
who represented Mr. Nckersot, said that when
slW, 900, Of buy The stock, ho fcit Ito would
iInve nothing 10 do In court. Al lie wanted
was his money, bnt he thought there Was /. some
t'sn'bt about tils getting II. The proposition 70
Higgins offered to pay ea7o 0s)o fos, tho stock,
hut MI acccptanrc OF that bid would he nnlatf
to the pcrsui,s who had sent In scaled bids dlc
protested against any further q, deiay: ~ ,tae ne
thought The alair could be settled by 'o'' a11ef@
noon. .....,.,,
Judge Otis Inquired II five days would bc sui
In In jude @ i1lgr1n.' opinion hve LAYS would be
Higgins rcncated f,ls former argument on thia
l,cu1. lie thought ttlat tie property would
bring &5u.0o0 more after full report VI 'ta coE-
dition Ind been tnadc.
then rcaft tho petisaon VI Mary ). Talmage Tor
rrsct,dlrn of tln urtirr u salc. A full abslraet
nf tic document was given In Yesterdays Tnits.
uNR. rs he read the paper be lntarpo!atel rc.
.1a1sstc. 9ssss 81 oil his Wv sa,o. u .tateepts p"
lishcti l,y t,oth the hrpubIe and the Nattonal.
II The flma The purchase If the National was
nlat]u The managers Of tbs Republic were rev-
rcant 10 their trust. Tllo only persons wI!o
matters were tho creditors. Neither tho State
nur tho State officers !'a!l taknn rslrc o! the In
trrcsts Of tho poltsy.io1ders. Five years ag'
iotr business il. Vl!lrueo. Today there was
moi cue. The polIcy-llullcrs wcre betrayed. mn!
yrt they had af been looked after by tic state
Unc Ycar ago the Republic Nus known to he In
s1ss; a' aok 5e'r az. sa's s os.0's s M sac ie
Auditor taken proceedings ngnlnst tic re:
public'.a year ago, nll thfa wrlnEe woui.t
have been asoidcd- Tiers would l.nye oec,, no
loan Of ei3o ~ 10 c.',nrl!cats nlatteEa. AZ! ths
assets OF the lEepubtic beton1 to tho creditors,
anl II the assets bc1Ungfng ttt the National
(which Is owt.cd bs tlte Repnntc} !.e tHkci,, the
Company will bc scudcstl bankrupt. lie t1'.
sisted on d careful examination. anJ, unless tlc
should bu wound up. On the tab!ct of uveTy
iifc-tusurance .co,npany In America II written
the lay Of It's death. flrollical laughter. The
dcath:lay Of the National IL eettlctl. Just look
st ase ee .sp"s .sp"s i s i ss
Clarke and Nickcrsun want 10 purchase Il fur
e2sW, ,G0-askns ilsc Court to make tt1cna u prca-
chi of uvcr $i,103.UW
MIR. Hutc,atn--tf tile Court please
The coart-l do not waut tn hear my more
speeches. We hare consumed too much time
nlrrndy.
MI. Nutchinsor--1 merely wish to read
, 1877-08-25

crencn to the Clnb. ami vii! h, governed by rnlc%
lard down fer the nrca.1n. The se..cls wi1l start
from the foot Of Ykn l!uren street. lively con-
tcat Is xnilcipatcd, hut thcrc who believe
the EnttrpEisc will sklp away wit, tho#e twenty
american dollars offered 10 The xnncF in the third
, 1877-08-25

YACHT RACE TO-DAY,
The saca for third sud fouzth.elaas yseht&, u
take place to-day II = p. NJ, u not andsr the
auspices OF tho Chie14o iachi Club. Ii has bean
arranged by tho ovne1s ot Tho yachts. without ref
, 1877-08-25

The sehs Nlchlzan gained an hnur on The Dart In
their recent pas4ass from ih!s .rort n Nu!Islo.
They had c4lma and head Winds Ri the way.
Their Captains will hare another rAea wncn tLs
bfccIes arc n10Fe favorable.
, 1877-08-25
THE uoonRrcu STEAMERS,

TIE GOUI1H1CI1 BTEAMEE9.
The t5ood1ch steamers arc dining splendid pas
sengcr and freight traffic. md tue excellent officers
who command Them arc nercr found scrfous fnuit
with. md complaints from ra'acnycts are atno.t
nn|IeArt af. 'rhe, ttasef to .Hfinre r0fts il
lnfgrs this year ttsn last and II maY ~ attributed
u, The uniform good treatment eiyen passengers by
those lh chntge Of tho steamer.
, 1877-08-25

3iappY tIdiagG for nervous sufferers, and those
who have been dosc,, drnggedt aud q,ackra. fal.
vcrmaehers Klectttt ltelt4 ctfectuafly cure pre-
mature debility. wesknsss. and decay, lsook and
Journal, with Information worth Thousands. maIlet
frs. Address rulycFu,4chsr 0alYsn!e Company,
Cincinnati. d,
, 1877-08-25

sp'etdf Dtspa&ch 10 71e tribune.
MAnerEErA Ntch., Aug. 2a.-ArrIscd, props
Cormotant, II. Chambef1afn, v. s'ratn; schrs
Charles Wall, A. e. Maxwell. Fannie Neil, J. ".
it.ndford.< CLEARED, prop y. Swain: rehss George
down, props Wfnslow, fecrlssa.
, 1877-08-25
Allen Academy.

t&l and ttF Twenfy ~, ntar NfrhfRsn.Av..
EhrA:u sfrsa elegant snti thUnnghIY rgt tpol Hays
kcht'l n The t;nte! xistr.. Fis1 ftpaftmrnt@-rt-
naty ftrrat EnTnCrrIs lfytrchntc.
TEel,r eaLsrt asca !.fafr sts mi adi.
IL t: hirs! trai.enrr Ill. rsct n the city No.1 hoard
Ing rarrs near 1hc SC1ftu few puhlk r.cE!xrd sHtn
tcna fnr t.ta!oRnc. lila W. ALLkS, Il. D.. PREM.
dent. Wu NictEau,aY. ."=."'
, 1877-08-25
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.
CHICAGO ACADEMY,
No. II Eigllteent]l-st.

G1asPieal md English DAr Schoot, with Primary.
intermediate and Collegiate departments. Pupils
Of both sexes have equal Advantages. am! may pre-
pare for admission 10 anT Iurgc University or
Tor busness. Eleventh year begins Sent II.
II. il. HAIICOCk, Principal.
, 1877-08-25
I;ntjexT7sSyA1,.

This lnrtltutfon, under tho direction Of lbs elT-
ter. of Mcrcy. Is situated In The most pleasant part
ps f.eiiies tor heaItMful ciorc!se. The r coar1c @
Of rtnI1cs embraces ali l branches That are ncecs-
fary 10 acquire nscfnf and refined education.
ports transmitted 70 pnrenss ana guardians Atua-
len wll be resumed On Monday, Sept. >. For far
thcF patticrlArb send for c.faiO9ne. Address
THE MOTHER SUPERIOR.
, 1877-08-25

Pullman Hotel Cars run through. between CHI
eaKo and Omaha. ths train 1ssFa1 Chicago tU:1o
4. m.
No other road TINS Pullman Or any other fom Of
hAtpl c3rs west Of Chicago.
d-pepot cotncr n3 Wells and Ktnx1d.stA
t-tJepot corner Of C1ntI thd kin1ia.ttA
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08

The Haywood fund, that is the dona.
tions that have been made to Mrs. Hey
wood, wife of the cashier Of the North
field bank who was killed ut the time of
the attempted bank robbery, has now
reached the princely sum of Sl7,59l 81.
If Mrs. Haywood was left in destitute cir
cumstances it would have been very proper
for the bank Of Mortified to have given
her something, say tic $1,000 which they
did give her, but we think this thing "i
lionizing her, and making her wealthy
woman because of the misfortune of her
husband, is all wrong, especially when We
look about us and behold the dcs,i,u,ion,
want and suffering upon every hand and
among fully rs worthy subjects. Ills no,
done out of charity Or sympathy, but for
notoricty, and we say again it is wrong.
Most women would shrink from thus
specializing out Of the dead body Of their
husbands. What was done for the friends
Of the poor Norwegian that was shot down
the same day, by the same band Of MUIR
dcrers and robbers: Nothing. We doubt
il lie ever had a decent burial at the cx-
pensc of this very generous and sympa-
lhetic pub.,c.-Winnebago City Press.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08


The committee on game have intro
duced bill the first section of which is
- follows:
THAT it shall be unlawful for any per-
con to shoot. kill, destroy, cage. or trap, nr
take, or pursue with intent to 81 shoot,
Kill. destroy. Cage, trap. pursue or destroy
any prairie chicken, or hen, grouse, quail,
partridge or pheazant, plovcr, snipe, wild
duck. brant. Wild goose, wild pigeon, blue
bird. robin: wren: chiEpin bird, meadow
lark. bob"Iink, king bird, brown thrush.
turtle dove, gold finch. whipspoor-wiIl,
wo"ppeckcr, crow, ca, bird, or martin,
and II shall he unlawful for any person,
company, corporation or association, to
have In their possession for sale, ,ranspor.
tattOn. or expose or offer for sale, or for
any other purpose. any Of the abDve men.
TONED bird: within the State of Mime
sofa
u course there should be rigid pro.
lection afforded to all Of our domestic
game, but the idea that wild geese and
brant, and wild ducks-miyra.ory birds,
should not be hunted At any time is pre-.
pOsscrous. The committee might rs we'll
included skunks, wOo6chucks, wolves
and fools, thereby making sure of pro-
lection for a variety Of nuisances, from
the presence Of which in large numbers
the public is compelled to suffer. We
guess tia: bill will b; amended before it
passes.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08
First publication Feb. 8.
SALE.

Default has been made in the conditions Of
} csrsain indenturs Of mort gage, made and
~ c,ted ny Thomas K. johnson, and Nellie
JcI q N his wife to william E. Wheat, bear
Ing cate November 29th, A. d. 1S:l, aud re-
corded in the Office of tho Regist:s OF Deeds
in and for Mower County, Minnesota. on the
29th day Of ovember, A. d. 1877 !, ut 4 o'clock
p. NJ, in book M" OF mortgages, on page
l62. Said mortgage was given to secure the
payment OF the sum Of Three Hundred and
Twelve t3l2) dollars and interest thereon &C.
cording to the conditions OF = promissory
note, made and executed BY Thomas X.
Johuson to William E: Wheat. payable on
tho 2sth day Of November, A. D. 1872. and
At the date Of this notice the sum Of Three
Hundred Fifty Seven (357,24) and 24-loo
dollars, and no proceedings vt law or other
wise have been mad 10 collect the same Or any
part thereof. Now therefore, Notice is here
by given. that by virtue Of u power Of salo
in said mortgage contained, aud pursuant to
the provisions Ut the statutes III such case
made and provided. tho said mortgage will
te toreclosed and the premises therein dis
crited, tu-wit: the northwest quartz: OF
section number two (2). in Township number
one hundred and one (leiA nor,h If Range
number eighteen ,lS), west. in Mower Cuun-
ty, Miuneso,a, with the appurtenanccs there
unto belonging, will 10 soId At public vendue
to the highest bidder therefor. 1t the "tfice Vi
Crandal 4 French, in the city Of Austin in
the county Of Mower, = Id State aforesaid, cu
Saturday tho 3lst day Ut March, A. d. 1877
ut ~ o'clock A. H., to satisfy tho amour,
then duo on tsij note and mor' gage, together
! with Fifty l5") dollars attorney : tees, allow.
ed by the terms thereof iu case IT foreclosure
besides costa and expenses allowed by law.
| Dated February Sth, A. ID. 1877.
WILLIAM e. WHEAT,
Mortgage.
| CRANDALL 4 FREkcH. Attorneys for Mort
gagcc, Austin, MINI. 4j Nv
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08

The Black Hills Pioneer pleads that the
legislation required BY the people of the
Black Hills must necessarily be peculiar
and therefore that a new territory should
be established with the Black Hills as ito
center. 1t wants 10 take for this new ter.
ritory about $4,000 square miles from d.
kota territory. and $4,000 each from Mon.
tans and Wyoming, making a TERRITORY
about one.il,ird the size Of the present
territory Of Dakota. The new territory
10 70 be called FL Dorado, If tia, will suit
eOnlre1o. ..~s ...r... 80. ,..... 80
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08
4 few evenings ago Il private parry II

A few evenings as" II private party not
consisting Of young people WAS given a.
residence in this city. Quite unc:rcct.
cd'y the regrets Of three young people
one OF them II Iatly--wcrc received. the
senders not having been invited, though
intimate in the ftnily. A, supper time,
when all were seated, three African gi!ls
(possibly painted, as some girls are salt!
to beJ entered, shocking the servant girl
and startling the hosts and guests, and
waited OH the table. This they did
faithfully and we'll aud in silence, battling
all attempts at identification, and after.
ward cleared away the dishes. They were
then invited into the parlor, where they
favored the guests and those who had no,
invited them with mclodious darkcy songs
Who they were is conjecturcd, but no,
known.-Red Wing Republican,.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08
COLE YOUNGER.
Painting Pals in the Minnesota Stat,
frix0M...Ihc rranxgrcssOr's Road.

This is the home of the Younger broth.
crs. Naturally the Mortified trio were
the much sought after of the convicts
yesterday. l brought up the rear of the
first party 10 arrive, and Bob. look ing up
from his work. caught my eye, and witt:
a pleasant twinkle in his own, nodded
recognition, and, when I had advanced,
extended his hand and asked how had
been. He seemed us Indifferent As ever
as he continued his work If piling ND
pals, remarking, "This is good exercise
you Sec" and smiled.
"You look fit and we'll" remarked;
and he docs, very much SO.
"Ycs. I've been sick; but VIC have
plenty TO eat, and arc rs we'll treated as
could be expected"
His arm is still stiffi, and always Will br.
Cole has entirely recovered from his
wounds, and even his left eye, the nerves
OF which were para'yzed by the passage
Ut the ball which Is lodged beneath tho
right eye, does not trouble HIM. He finds
his ''sublimc life" in revolving pals upon
a sort of spindle, and applying the frs,
coat Of white paint by rapid process.
Jim, who conycrsed but little yesterday,
revolvcs machine by which the pals
are grained. while, after the bands have
been painted brown by another mechani-
cal process, al which red headed convict
assists. Bob piles the pals up in regular
tiers. They occupy the first three cells
on the lover tier at tho right Of the main
entrance, and I'LL look as though they were
stall fcd-fat enough to kill. Sheriff Bar.
ton was of the party yesterday, and the
prisoners seemed right glad to sec their
big hearted guardian when first captured.
The Captain wears heavy gold chain, a
present from Miss Henrietta Younger, re.
ceived not long since. 1t was formerly
the property Of Col. Younger. the father
Of the boys, and is token now of the
kindness on his part to both sons and
daughter.
Cole seems more depressed than when
last talked 10 him, just before sentence
was pronounced at Fariboult. He ap-
preciates that lie is to a great extent The
cause IF the punishment that IS inflicted
upon his brothers, since he led them into
course of unparalleled crimc.-Minnc.
ap0liD Tribuna
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08

In Germany seats and desks in school
houses are so arranged that The pupils face
the windows, but only have side lights
from the eft; and rs light simultaneous.
thrown from tw" sides gives an interior.
cnCc Of shadows. it has been strictly for
hidden 10 build school rooms with win
dows on both sides, such illumination
having proved injurious to the eyes of the
DuDils:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08
Consumption Cured!

An old tysician, retired from active prae.
tice, having had placed in his hands by An
East India Missionary tie formula Of sim
pic Vegetable Remedy. for the speedy and
permanent Cure Of Consumption, Bronc hits,
Catarrh, Asthma, and Ill Throat and Lung
A Affections, also . Positive and Radical Cure
Tor Nervous Debility and alI Nervous Com
plants. after having thoroughly tested its
wonderful curative powers in thousands Of
cases. feels it his duty t" make it known t.
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this mo-
tive, AMI a conscientious desire to relieve hui
man suffering, he will se:d free Of charge to
all VII" desire it. this receipt, with full diree.
tio' i'r preparing and successfully using.
Sent by return mail by addressing with stamp.
naming this paper.
Dr.. ". c. STEVENS
52-1y onroe Block. Syracuse, n. 7.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08

To the Working (ln$S.-wo arc
now prepared t. furnish all classes with con-
slant employ mcnt ut hom-, the whole Of ttc
time, or tor their spare moments. business
new, light anil profitable. Persons Of either
sex easily earn fro 50 cents I" IS per eve
mig. and a proportional sum by dcvoting
their whole time TO the business. Boys and
girls earn ne.rly as much az men. That all
who see this notice may send their address.
and test the business we make this unpara!-
Ieied offer: To such as are MT we'll satisfied
We will send ono dollar to pay tor the trou-
bic of writing. Full particulars, samples
worth several dollars to commence wo:k on.
and copy If Home and fi7csidc. one Of the
largest and best Illustrated publications. all
sent free by mail. Reader, ii y'.u want per-
mancnt, profitable work. address Gk"nGE
Sr1s.ox i Co., Portland, Maino. 43tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08

Another illustration IF the beauties Of
our criminal code IS presented in the CAL
laghan murder case, in which tho surviv.
ing defendant, Jacob Bird, pleads guilty,
and thus escapes the extreme penalties Of
the law. The Legislature should lose no
time in remcflying this pa'pa bic defect in
our statute books.-I1astings Gazette.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08

Ho,chkiss .quirmcd last week like al
eel on live Goals His attacks upon Mr..
Dunnell establish, the fact Of his own COR
ruplion. and show him to bc the prince
Of hypocrites. lie supported Mr.. Dun
neil until that gent!eman's recen: rcnon-
nation. and he did it with rs much knowl
edge Of Mr.. Dunncll's campaigning as he
has TO day. lie did not openly oppose
Dunrel! during The late campaign. lie
vas keep, from It ny Nciss, and in his i'll
,ercst. Had The ia:e postmaster been re.
moved before election, the Republican
would have filled two thirds cf its space
with filth about the payty's candidate.
u",chkiss says, "l1arwood defends ,h.
Salary Gralbcr" llarwood d.,cs 40 such
thing. Dunncl! needs no defense against
the attacks either Of Meigs or OF Hotch.
kiss. In any event We IRE no apologist
for him. Being postmaster does not make
Us n slave, nor tool We have barteretl
for the place VIC hold. neither liberty OF
speech 20: Of action. II is known in this
community that VIC have the courage of
our own opinions, and that We say and do
what We think 10 be right, without regard
:" post offices. or The men upon whose
recommendation they are filled. If We
cannot hold place in the public service
without being lickspitlle for some man
who has influence with the Departments q,
Washington, VIC shall not continue long
in Office. The wors, tia, we know Of Mr..
Dunne'l is The fact that he ever took into
his confidence and under his patronage
such men As Meigs and Ho;chkiss have
proved themselves to BE-, but since whole
communities have been disgraced in a
similar way by the same creatures, they
ore certainly in u condition to symp,:l.izc
with any individual who has been SINH.
larry Curscd-hcnce ConiOlemcnt for Mr.
Duoncil is very general and sincere.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1877-02-08
(first insertion Decen. Der cSth.
A!ORTG AGE SALE.

AVA
Default has been made in tho payment Of
the SUM OF Two hundred and Eiaety dollars,
which is claimcd to he due ut tho tate If this
notice upon a certain mortgage, daily cxccu-
ted and delivered BY Ole Olson STAGE. to Ole
Benson, bes,inx date the Is: h day Of Novem-
Der A. b. 1873. and duly secnr'iei il the
Office of tho Register Of Deeds, in and for the
County Of Mower, and State Of Minnesota, on
the 20tl, day Of November 4. d. 1873, at II
O'clock 4. NJ, in Book co. of Mortgages, on
page AS. Said mortgage was, on the 18th
day Vi December 4. b. 1876, duly assigned
ard transferred by the said Die Benson to ".
I. Wilkins. and said assignment was duly re-
corded IL the Office Of the Register Of Deeds
= '"resaij, on tho 18th day Ut Decenbe: 4. b.
1876, in Buck ''S'' Of mortgages, on page rs
And action or pro ctcdiDg vt law or ether
wise having been instituted to recover .hc
dc". secured by said Mortgage, or any part
thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given. that
by virtue Of u power of sale con tsined in
said mortgage, and pursuant to the statute ia
such case made and provided, the said Mort.
gage vii! tie turcclos. d by sale Of tho prem
| iscs described iu and covered by said mort
gage. viz: The East half "i the North Eas,
quarter OF Section number twcnty-six (26)
also three 49, acres on tho Moth side If the
S"u'h haiti OF tho North East quartz. Of the
| South-w quarter OF Section number TWEEN.
,y-eisht (es). all in Township number one
hundred and one (l0l), North Of Range sew.
| enteen ~ west, in Mower County. and
! State Of Minnesota, with the h.rc.litamcnts
and aPpurtcnances, will be cold ut public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash, t.
pay said debt and interest, and tho taxes, il
! any, On said premises, which, will be made
bV the Sheriff Gf Guih Mnwer Conns
1t the front door Of tho Court House
in the city Of Austin. in said County
aud State, on the lO:h day IF Feb
ruary A. ID. 1877, at 10 u'clock \. NJ, Of tina,
day, su'.juct to redemption at any time with
N one year from the day Of sale, as provided
by law.
Dated, December 2Sth, A. D. 1876.
". L. WILKEHS.
D. B. JOHNSON. JR., Attorney. 3o.t7