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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE
by adVertlsement.

~ by advertisement.
Default has been made in the condi-
tions Of certain mortgage executed
and delivered by Hans Ingebrigtson and
Loeneva Ingebrigtson, his wife, mortga-
gors, to Henry Wescott, mortgagee, bear
ing date the lst day of June, A. D.
1874, and duly recorded in the Office of
the Register Of Deeds, of the county of
Goodhue, in the State of Minnesota, ON
the 9th day Of August, A. D. 1874, at
two o'clock and ten minutes in the after
noon Of said day, in book 25 of mort
gage deeds on page 494, on which there
is claimed to be due at the date of this
notice, to.wit: January Sd, A. D. 1877,
the sum of one hundred thirty-seven and
94-lOO dollars, and no action or pro-
ceeding has been instituted in law or
equity to recover the debt secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof.
The said mortgage was duly assigned
by an instrument Of ASST ignment thereof,
duly executed and delivered by the said
Henry Wescott to the Goodhue County
Savings Bank, dated the 9th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1875, and recorded in said
Register of Deeds Office in and for said
Goodhue county, on the Sd day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1877, at nine o'clock and
twenty minutes in the forenoon of said
day in book IL of miscellaneous records.
on page 443.
Notice is hereby given that, by vir-
tue of the power Of sale 10 said mort
gage contained and recorded Herewith
and of the statute in such case made
and provided, the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by sale of the mortgaged
premises therein described, which sale
will be made at public auction by the
sheriff of said county, at the front door
of the Court House in the city of Red
Wing, in said county of Goodhue, and
State of Minnesota, on Saturday, the
18th day of FEBRUARY, A. D. 1877, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of said day to
satisfy the amount which shall then be
due on said mortgage with interest and
costs of expenses of sale and the attor-
ney's or solicitors fee stipulated in said
mortgage to be paid in case Of forcloe-
| ure.
The premises described in said mort
gage and so to be sold are the lots,
pieces or parcels of land situate in the
said county of Goodhue and State of
Minnesota, known and described as fol-
lows, to-wit: The west half of the
north west quarter of section number
twelve (l2), township no one hundred
and nine (l09) north, of range number
seventeen (l7).
Dated January 3d., A. D. 1877.
The GooDHUE Co. SAVINGS BANK,
Assignee of Mortgage.
F. W. UoYT, Atty's for Assignee.
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On last Thursday morning, about
eight o'clock, Capt. Edward Murphy, Of
Minneapolis, died at his residence of
congestion of the lungs, after short
illness. His disease was, probably, ag-
gravated by chronic ailment with
which he has been afflicted for a num-
ber Of years. Capt. Murphy was a
brother-in.law of DR.. w. w. Sweeney,
of this city, and brother of DR.. j. H.
Murphy, of St. Paul. He had lived in
Minnesota since 1857, and was widely
known throughout the State, especially
to the old settlers, and highly esteemed
for his many gentlemanly qualities.
He was born in New Brunswick, n. j.,
in 1851, and in the 18th year Of his age
accompanied his parents to Quincy, ILL.,.
where he remained until his removal to
Minnesota. On coming hither, he SET
tied on the Fort Smelling reservation,
where he has since resided, and, as his
claim was included partially in the
town.site of St. Anthony, (now a part
Of ofMinneapolis, it may justly be claimed
that he was one Of the founders of that
thriving city. He has occupied several
honorable public positions, always dis
charging faithfully the duties devolving
upon him, and was regarded as liberal,
enterprising and public spirited citizen.
He leaves q wife and two children, one
Of whom, Mr.. Ira Murphy, is the owner
and manager of a mill at Cannon Falls
in this county, and the other, daugh-
ter, is still at home.
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A Sham Aristocracv.

There is growing tendency among
certain classes in the United States to
ape the manners and copy the customs
of the feudal aristocracies of Europe.
All the large cities have their ultra-aris-
tocratic cliques, whose members strive
to initiate the pompous strut of Ger
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Russian grand duchess. The smaller
cities and towns have followed the per-
nicious example, until it is now almost
impossible to find place with five hum
dred inhabitants that has not its charm
ed circle into which no more plebeians
can never hope to penetrate. The do
ings of this little band of upstarts are
chronicled with nauseous detail every
morning by the local newspapers, after
the manner of the English court circu-
Lar. The refined and select.party enter.
tanned by Mrs. Smith, with its gaudy
dresses and its driveling gossip, form
the chief topics Of the news column,
while the fawning editor exhausts his
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Its effects are as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair to
IT'S youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
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BY it's tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
AS a dressing, nothing has been
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A. A. Hayes, M. d., State AS
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/ consider it the BEST PREPARATION
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County Poor Farm. anil taking care Of the
Poor ut the Poor House. for next year. sA,d
bids to be handed in for consideration by
the board at their March session.
The following resolution was on motion
adopted:
Resolved, That the stanny committee on roads
.and bridges be aud they hereby authorized to Oh
der repairs all county roads and bridges in their
respective districts when the emergency OF the case
demands MlNsdiAte attention. and for all such tempo
rary repairs needed roHd- or bridges tho mem
her ordering the authorized 10 draw orders for
payment Of same and should report the cost ot sch
repairs to he Beard of County Commissioners ut their
next session with proper vouchers. And any appca-
tion for appropriations for money to be expended
either roads or bridges should be recommended by
the member from the dStrc; in which til, approprin.
ton is asked for after he shall have fully informed
himself Of the need Of such appropriation.
The sum Of f$3 per week was allowed Mrs.
Sophia Smith Of Red Wing until next ses-
sion Of Board.
The following bills were presented aud
disposed Of:
Stearns Roath, goods for poor............ SIS Ii
4. NJ Stanton, bill OF for services in case
Of State vs. uagey so
T.. NJ. Stanton constable fees same. % 95
Fred George. boarding Wm aud Terry Shell
10
Allen Hl making box for buryinx unknown
body found in Mississippi river 90
I. II. Tyler, medicines for poor. p ON
Ole Q. kirl., taking of j. .. LystAd.... ~ so
David Kemp, summoning Core nors jury and
services .."......"....... 2 10
II. Q, Jaishow, witness fees State VS.. Gullick-
son......................w w............ 49, !; 64
John IiSler goods for poor. 30 55
Field i Royce, boarlingjury May, lS'6,.... Il 50
G. Westman witness sSfees....................... 2S
Geo. Bramer - NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l W
DR.. +. 0. Buk err medical services. ....... 25 Ul
g U)
D. Sinclair Co., books for Register otlice 200 uO
F. J. McIntire, goods for poor..... 60 o.
PioneerPress Co., tax receipt books........ So %
S. H. l. W. H. Purdy, livery Observation-Disclosures. "a &C
Oscar Larson, witness fees NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3 II
j D. Bonnell, Justice cefeeS.................. 50
D. II. Eining, goods Is SO
Pioneer Press Co books for Clerks Office. A GU
T. Hillman. reporter, Dec. Term, 1S.6...... 1lO 0U
Dr. G. Allen, medicine and attendance. 90 on
NJ B. Anderson constable fees. 2l %
John Anderson, witness fees............... 5 %
Pioneer-Press Co, books Ii
VIM. D,nio rth surveying. Observation-Disclosures. 36 2j
G. Westman, Justice fees l 81
+. H. Ellis, E. Perersun &c OC
VIM. Eisenbrand goods. 22 At
H. LorentZen, goods 81 5C
State Reform School, care and instruction Of
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lief in all cases Of private, chronic, and uri-
nary diseases in all their complicated forms.
It is we'll known that DR.. James has stood
at the head Of the pr. fession for the past
30 years. Age and experience are all-im-
portant, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, night
Losses by dreams, pimples ON the face, lost
manhood. can positively be cured. Ladies
wanting the most delicate attention, call or
write. Pleasant homL for pt tients. A book
for the million. Marriage Guide, which
tells you all about these diseases-who
should marry-why not-10 cents to pay
postage. DR.. James is so years OF age, and
and has 50 rooms and parlors. Consulta.
ton free. You see no one but the doctor.
Office hours 9 a. m to p. IN. Sundays 10
to II. All business strictly confidential.
34y1
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Bill Of H. s. Coon Of 1920 for surgical
treatment Of John Maline disallowed.
The following named were allowed so
cents each as juror fees Thomas Lee. By-
ron Chapman, D. H. Towle, Chas. Law
renee, J. o. Strandness, Martin Paulson. J.
D. Heath, Alfred Miller, P. P. Carpenter,
j. Quayle, Olin 'Wiltse, 8. V. Roath. Jared
Sexton, John Wilkinson, John Heath, T. F.
Leavitt.
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Bill Of J. l. Place Of $500 disallowed.
Bill of Peter. Ljungberg of $lO.5O dis
allowed.
AFTERNOON SEss1oN.-The valuation of
personal property of E. J. Conner, of Red
Wing reduced $500 and taxes abated &C.
cordingly.
On motion one-third of the tax for 1876,
against part of lot l. block AZ of Red Wing,
being go feet on Main street and 80 feet on
Plumb street. was abated; one third Of prop
erty being owned by First National Bank of
Red Wing and assessed rs bank stock ALSO
The following bills were allowed:
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= inmates for Goodhue county for 1Si6...". 529 81
Bill of J. F: Graves of S. for services in
case Of State vs.. John Riley referred to
Com'r Johnson.
Bill of G. Gunderson, referred back for
explanation.
JANUARY 5th.-Bill Of Bent Iverson, for
support Of child Of Bertha Iverson, referred
to Com'r Doyle to allow and order paid
The valuation of IL 274 acres Of sw4 Of
sci, sec. -, t. ll3. r. IA for 1876 reduceu
to Sl2 so per acre, and tax abated accord
ingly.
The following resolution was unanimous
ly adopted
ReSored, That. provided arrangements DO made
to that effect, the county will pay to the Protestant
Orphan Asylum OF st. Paul the sum of one hundred
dollars per towards the support of the children
of Mrs. VIM. Riddle until places be found for them
not beyond the term OF three years
The taxable valuation for 1876 Of lot 6.
sec. %, t. ll3, IA, assessed to J. E. Col
will, reduced to $4,000, and tax abated
accordingly.
Application for cancellation or reduction
of taxes due on e4 Of sw4, sec. 33, t. 1l2,
r, Is for lS70-l-2-3, not granted.
Com'r Brown authorized to grant such
aid as he should deem necessary to Olea
Hanson, of Red Wing.
The board took up the matter Of adve rtis-
ing the delinquent taxes for 1876, and bond
for same fixed at $1,000. The following bids
were then opened:
Jennison & Perkins Of the Goodhue
County Republican at 6 cents per descrip.
tion.
Charles L. Davis Of the Red Wing ARGUS
10 cents per description.
H. H. Young of the Grange -4dvance 8
cents per description.
E: A. Mitchell OF the Zumbrota Independ.
.ent cents per description.
The bid Of Jennison s. Perkins being the
lowest was unanimously accepted, provided
they execute and present bond in the
sum of $1,000 for the faithful performance
Of the work as provided by law.
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c. j. Anderson, witness fees $s 40
August Peters, ' .................... 3 40
Louisa Anderson, " .................... IL
J. U. Dow, F" .................... l 10
D. Platt care Of Mr. Sjoberk II 90
Mcdonald Kellogg goods. "......... ....... - 20
DR.. G. GrOnvald, medical attendance 81 so
W. d. Hubbs. constable fees Observation-Disclosures. 80
Johnson Eros goods 81 Is
Louis Couch rent OF house. l2 90
DR.. G. Gronvald medical attendance so 90
DR.. Wm Greaves Sc ............ 90
DR.. J. W. Hancock I" .."....... Is 90
j. c. Rennewitz extra services Co. Com'r... l5O 10
DR.. G. f. Bolander, medical acknowledgements. 26 SO
BOxrud Bros. goods Observation-Disclosures. II so
Mrs. Hickman, clothing for poor. ............ 10
Alfred Collins services Observation-Disclosures. 90
DR.. A. =. Woodward, medical attendal ce.... 25 90
0. G. Farsdal, goods ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
g. Westmnn Justice fees....................... 40
James Pollard " ........................... Y5
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AAC 1OAAO"AuS UlilS were Lueu allOW6 6A
Goodhue Co. Republican, printing 500 35
Friedrich Hack, goods 100 Is
........................... IL 60
Chas McCuTe recording IL 25
- H. Iyer medicines for poor.................. IS
d. :. Chandler, boarding prsoners.......... S>5 30
cash paid in criminal cases.. 30 95
Sherl'fs fee5"........".."... 1893 27
Charies Wltney, goods 10 50
Ha~ey Kellogg, 50 60
Rev. j. W. Hancock, expressage, &c... ....... IS
Chas Davis, 70 35
Orson bump, boarding +. Martin............. 90 90
.IOnh bad boarding N. Neson.. Is OU
Ohn Iyler, brooms Tor Court House :, 90
Nelson Peterson. goods AZ 81
guy urahan, goods.. 90
Hawley hellogg, goods A 30
w. EAmes Son, meat for pOor.... y
A. v" Etter goods II 90
DOW, Eames NewdeCk, meat for pOOr......... l 4G
-. betcner, WOOD anu saw dlSt................ so
Dr. IT, e. Wellner attendance poor .......... Is 25
Suies raymond, constable fees. ID 40
samuel Grow, ,janitor Court House. o so
E. r. Hill, weather strips. .... .... 10
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L. X. Ayrault, witness fees ................. 81 "a
Mm smith, ...... .................. 4 Ga
Cnas. hydeii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GA
Engperg q Norellus, goods ......".......... 43 48
eee BROS 66 GA
a. +: oeeback. wood for poor 80 Is
~: COOK repairing pumps...."...."....".".... 90
Oahieison setback, wood for poor........... 8 90
work ............"....... 80
II ~ ~ newltt medical attendance 35 90
=, w. NJ Mcnlnstry meat for poor................ IS
y. =: sawyer co1hns for poor 40 so
r. y; ~ hewitt care OF Ole johnson 40 90
+: o tle!us, Doarding jury. Dec 1876 80 on
ChIistle fnlihps ,Ju Justlce Observation-Disclosures. IA IS
T. Caratners, work 1890
II. Ii. Palmer, goods. 10 AZ
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The following named were allowed ST.
each as jurors fees: w. C. Child, S. B.
Foot, James Winchester, W. P. Lyons, w
H. Purdy, Henry Brown, Martin o. John
son, Allen Westherby, J. E. Walling, H. B.
McClenathan. ], S. Allvn.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-05-14
The daOyernOrNkIp.

Each day renders it clearer that the VAL
lev is unit for Colonel Holiday, and VIII
remain so firmly in and out OF the ConVcn-
ton. We can find no candidate who en-
dangers or threatens his strength in the
Valley. SO far az we can sec, he is first,
second. and third choice with perhaps
every one OF its countless Winchester
Ne,cS.
For GoyERNoR.-W have carefully con-
suited the people among whom we live, and
whose mouth-piecc we hope to be I'm po-
ltical mattcrs), and feel safe in announcing
General FitZhugh Lee AZ the choice OF
large majority OF our people for Governor.
Many cstimabic gentlemen are in the tield.
None of those mentioned can claim any To-
cal recognition from our people: ana Inc
name of Lee alone, even without the dls-
tiuruished services that adOrn it now, has
ALWAYS been prominent in Virginia history,
and will to-day prove 4 talisnan with many
men who have no decided favorlte IN the
field.
The many friends OF General Lee through
out the State may feel whatever or assurance
our preference may add to the brilliant
prospects Of their favored candidate.
We are not likely to mistake the tone OF
the people with whom we daily associate.
and feel little hcsitancy in saying that IN
TazcweIl there are as many men for Fltz-
hugh Lee as there arc for all other candi-
dates.
During II recent visit to Richmond we
were careful to determine rs nearly as pos
sihle the several chances for the various
candidates for Governor. Malone seems to
retain all his partisans, and though not nll-
mcrous :hey are as loud and persistent set
OF fellows us ever tried to bolster up the
cause of weak aspirant. Colonel Holiday
has almost the solid support OF the Valley
while Generals Taliafcrro and Lee arc
looming up conspicuously, and have lrlehdS
in every section of the State. II the tone
of the press affords any sure criterion OF
hubble sentiment, General Mahone'> chances
for the nomination arc about one in tcn.-
Ginch valley NcorS.
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and how they have been brought into issue.
The present government OF each country IS
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