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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-23

A reporter for the Sun last night received
concerning the origin of Henry Ward Beech
er,s famous letter of contrition, which have
never before been made public. The testi-
mony in court showed that after Beecher
was confronted with Mrs. Tilton's confess
sion, he was permitted to go and see her,
and he obtained from her contraction
which he dictated and she signed.
With this contraction in his pocket he went
home. The testimony further showed that
Tilton and Moulon afterward walked the
streets of Brooklyn until the chimes of st.
AIMS began to ring in the New Year.
Neither knew that Beecher had taken adj
vantage of his visit to the sick bed of Mrs.
Elton to get from her retraction of her
confession, which Tlton tore up in Beech
er's presence. Tilton supposed then and
there that he had ended the case. AS they
were about to separate at Moulton's house.
Moulton said, "Come in, Theodore, .
Mechanically Tilton obeyed. They entered
the parlor together, and Moulton struck q
light. AS he did SO, his eyes fell upon Til
ton, who stood under the bright light.
Moulton said the whole expression Of Tilton's
face had undergone transformation.
Standing thus under the gaslight, Tilton
said, Frank, let us pray" He fell upon his
knees, and Moulton said he never heard, and
never again expected to hear such PRAYER,
Tilton prayed for his wife, for Beecher, and
for himself. The prayer was almost divine
in its spirit of forgiveness toward Beecher.
He left the house Immediately afterward, and
Moulton said the couch where Tilton had
kneeled was soaked with his tears.
Tilton went home in this frame Of mind to
find that Beecher had secured from his sick
and broken-hearted victim the retraction,
which he had pocketed. The following
night Moulton saw Beecher at his house.
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st. Paul Produce Market, April ee.
WHRAr-The wheat market opened at S1.0A and
closed at S1.O6. Receipts fair.
FLouR-Quiet; patent process Ss.75G7 100; straight
4A41 S.. oO95.25; unknown brands S4.75
Xxx S3.5o94.oo; Xxx S2ceg2.25. Rye aour, nc
demand at S4.0014.25. Bnckwheat -four, nc
demand at $500 per Dbl.
coRs-To the dealer. s50s6c; choice Nebraska
56G36hc; outgoing in large quantities 1a@2c high.
er; good No. 2, (best in the market) out Of store,
40142c
OATs-TVe demand for seeding is about over and
the traae for actual consumption is Stacking OF. Re-
ce1pts are liberal at 2S029c with but little demand
outgoing 31@52c in bulk free on cars lc higher than
incoming -:
BARLEY-Reports from below not encouraging
and nothing doing except to FL local demand a
fair quality of No was said to-day to brewer al
Csc. No. I, 7o@75c; No. Q, 60165c; No. 8, 4s955c
BEAss-Noninal at S1.25 for common; hard
picked medium S2.15@225; navy S2.25@2.5o.
GROUND FEED-Nothing doing; S16.009l7.0o in
small lots; SIS. ooDl5.5O by the car load. Bran
50. so; in small lots $4,000 1.CO.
Corn MEAL-Dull; bolted per 100 1bs., s1.25.
BuTTER-Choice prime for table use in good de
mand at lSG20c; extra, well known brands, 23@25c
Inferior grades &c and demand.
oAoKED MEATS-Ham5, 5U5hW7c; shoulders,
A06c; sides, 597c.
EGGS Receipte liberal. demand slow at a0sHc.
NESS PoRK-s1o.75@11.oo
HA1-Wi!d Ss.oc@lo.oo; .ame, IL oo913 90
Baed wild S1o.oogl1 90 per ton; retail eoc per cwt
sEEDs-Timothy, 81 .45G1.5o; red top, S1.oo
nillet, S1.25@150; clover, S5.OG95.5o; white
clover 45c per fb; central long grass So 90; long
grass, $780, Kentucky blue $780, seed corn, S1.5t
for white dent, $500 Tor yellow flint early Minneso
ia sweet $500; potatoes, fancy kinds, S., coca co
rotabagas, 4oc per b.
LIVE STocK-Business slow to-day. 81 horses
were shipped through to Manitoba and 1s to Fargo
81 hogs to Duluth small lot of mixed medium
cattle sold st ic, and lot averaging 1850 lbs a
81 10 per cent. The following are the quo
:aons to-day: Fancy graded steers SC; good choic,
steers 4l4@4Ac; butchers steers 3l.@3ao; fat oxe1
and COVE 4G4c; ordinary s331ac. Mutt, n is scarce
51a45S5c; calves &c.
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CHICAGO
C0MMERpI4L.
egotable aud Provision Afarket.

VegotabIo aud Provision Market,
81. PAUL, April %.
Tuesdays, Thursdays ana Saturday are thu, era.t
days at the City Market, but FOR an off day the mar
ket was we'd supplied this morning.
vEeETABLEs-Beets 4oc per bushel, carrot. 4oc
per bushel cabbage 100 per head {soarce), green's
Use per bus, horseradish loc per D., herbs 400 par
doz, lseks 26c per doz., lettuce 2o025c Der doz..
ONIONS (sprng) SO per doz., onions (oldl 81 . ~,
bushel. oyster plants s1oo per bushel, parsnins 4oo
par bushsl potatoes 800 per bushe rhubarb so ner
dos turnips 40c per bushel, radish CSC per dox.
FRu1T-Pine apples, 2sc@S1.oo
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New York Dry Goods Market.

new YORK, April ~.
Business continues light with package houses.
Cotton goods quiet and some makes Of cheviots and
cottonades selling low. Ducks, denms and tickinps
In stea3A lemand and Arm. Prints moving SLOWLY
GinghalS and dress goods IN fair request. MEMS
wear woolens remain sluggish Foreign goods in
irregular demand.
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st. Louis Produce Market.

81. Louis Produce Market.
ST. LOUIS, April %.
FLoUR-Easier; western super, So. 7o613.so; ex-
ira fall, 4 l6u43o; double do, 4.504 TO; family,
5.lt4yG.G5.
GhAIN-Wheat, Armer No 8 red fell S1.12X@
1.lsA cash; 1.lsN@,1 lax May; l. II June; No.
DO, 106z4 OF; No. spring 1.o71sQ4LO7aa. Corn,
039sc Juue. Oats, dull and lower; No. 2, % &c
cash; 277sc June. Rye, active, arm and higher.
Barley, no market.
WAiSKY-S1.O3.
PROVISIONs-Poris, dull; jobbing Se.10G9.15
Lard, dull; $3.50 asked Bulk meats quiet at 50 So
a4.75G14. 5ieg4 co. Bacon, dull at 4oUa5. 4Ul5. 80.
some peddling lots were lower.
COTTON-DuIl; Iniddings lOhc
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RENTEs-1lcf &c. -~fN-'
Markets In Detail.
The following quotations giving the range OF the
markets during the day were received by
MORTON, MOORE co., COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
LIVERPOOL, April 22-1C 100 A. NJ
Holiday in England; no market
NEW York, April 22-9A
Wheat opens inactive but steady; April .25H bid
May 1.22A; June 1.22.
New YORK, April 22-1p.M
Wheat scarce and strong; / 26 bid Chicago l.27;a
bid Milwaukee.
New York, April 22-1 80 p ".
Spot April wheat half to 1c better. OPTIONS firm.
Fears of canal deliveries for April
NEW YORK, April 22-3 Pm.
Wheat, stronger; 27A bid Milwaukee; ri bid
Chicago. Early options higher, April 1868 bid
May %; June 1.22.
WHEAT.
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, April %.
FLoUR-ouiet and steady; spring extras, 81 500
525; western extras 4.50a5 80; MlunesotA extras,
4.7506.25; patent, 625Y9.OO; supers, 2 1894 co.
GkAIN-Wheat, higher; NO. Chicago 81 1921
No. 2 do, LII cash and April / 1OaGll IL May !;
loeA@1 .09ss june; No. 8 Chicago los. Corn,
quit and steady,at 40la W40s4c cash; 4Olao April
4l7sc May; 4ltsc June; rejected o6kc.. Oats, dull
and lower; 264c cash; 26y36isc April; 252sQg26H c
May; 25Ac June. Rye, tirmer, at 58G,5s1ac. Bar
Icy, hrlner at 47c. n
+ PROVIsIONs-pork, fair demand and lower
rates; s8: 7ogs75 cash, April and May; 8.S50s.ss7s
June ;s97laW9 90 July. Lard steady and unchanged;
$3.50 cash; 6.9a06 .92Ea May; 6.95@697la June
.Oo>97.021s July. Bulk meats, steady. Shoulders,
3Sc; ehort ribs, 4.s7Ha short clear, 5.12H.
ALCOHOL-S1.32k
FREIGHTS-Low; to Buffalo, aAc; wheat do.
3hc
REcEIPTs-1o,ooo barrels -four, Il, GOO bushels
wheat, 10000 bushels corn, $4,000 bushels oats,
$500 bushels rye, 1900 bushels barley.
SHIPMENTo-12,0 900 barrels -four, $1,000 bushels
wheat, 22l, 600 bushels corn, l0,GuD bushels oats
- bushels rye, 5, 7DU bushels barley.
CLOSING PRICES.
GRA1N--Wheat, S1.lo4@l1cS May; 1.1o5s@
1.105sJune Corn, easier. Oats, easier; 265a bid
for June.
PROFESSIONALISM, easy. Lard quiet and un-
changed.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY or RAMsr.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
COUNTY OF RAMsr7
In Probate Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of Asahel F. Parker.
deceased:
Notice is hereby given to all persons having o aims
and demands against the estate OF Asahel F. Psrker
late of the county of Ramsey deceased, tn, the
JUDGE OF the Probate Court Of said county Will hear
examine and adjust claims aud demands arai sed
estate, at his Office in st. Paul. in said county on
first Monday OF the month OF May, 1873, and tina. sx
months from the 18h day Of March, 1873, hgv.
BE- en- limited and anowe by said Probate Cont for
creditors to present their aim. -
MARY ELLEN PARKER
Executri1 OF the estate Of aeil F.4 Parker,
deceased.
mar 10 6w-tuea
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Minneapolis 4 st. Louis Elk

FS1o n ots LOUIS Ex.
press. ......
Passengers at st. Paul leave
by the ST. Paul & Sioux CITY
Il r, at 3:15 P. N. conner.
at Merriam junction.
Minneapolis, Busistou & ST.
Lou1s mail and express.
tCiose connections coming
Norsh1.
Mixed Minneapolis and a.er-
riaca Junction, connecting
for local stations and st. p.
4 8. c. z. II. as far SIS Wor-
thington -. 49,. ..........
Mixed, Minneapolis & White
Bear Lake, Duluth & Saltwater
Omaha Ex., for all points on
st. P. h 8. C. R'y, Omaha
md California ..... -.
Trains arrive aud depart fri
fic depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car
ticket Office, No. 8 Washing
Eicoiiet Housel W. G.. Te.fer
81. Paul {; Pacific depot, MINI
Third street, st. Paul.-Gs,
Agent CHAS. f
A. Il. BooE, Gen. Pass. Az
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sPEcIA1 M4RKEr BULLETINS

Received by the "Globen During Yesterday.
Especial kilograms to the G!obel
CHICAGO, April 20-9:30 A.. M.-Holiday In Lon
don. No cables have been received. The weather Is
threatening, and news unimportant but rather
pacific
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Grant for President and Conkling for vice
President is the ticket suggested by the Atlanta
Constitution for the Republicans in 1850.
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ASSOCIATED Press Mdfksts.I

Milwaukee Produce Market.
MILWAUKEE, April %.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged, and held firmly
GRAIN-Wheat opened firm and sc higher, and
closed firm; No. hard, Sl.l7h; No. l, ill;
NO. .l2hi April .l2h; May ~; June / l01s
NO. .06a Corn, dull and heavy; No. Q 404 c.
OATS steady, No. 2 2oc; white 27@25c Rye, easy mo
!, 6oMc. Barley, firm; No. 2, sly May, soc.
PROFESSIONALISM aud unchanged; mess pork
$500. Lard, prime steam Sc 90.
FKE1GHTS-Wheat to Buffalo, &c.
RECElPTS-s,423 bb's -four, 1897 bus wheat.
SHIPMENTS-5,G60 bbls -four, q, S37 bus wheat,
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st Louis Live stock Market.

ST. LOUIS, April %.
CATTLE-Eusy; prime to choice native, 81 75g
SIS; fair to good do, .1G4 60; do butchers, Cd
@410; calves and heifers, 2-553.75 feeding steers
S.6004.6D stockers, 30o03.65 receipts, 1900 head
ping to best Workers, S3.2olJa.sO; packing, $3.50
3.35; butchers, 8 .4oQs345. Receipts. 5000 head.
saEEP-Quiet; extra heavy shipping, 5000
$685. good to choice, 4.5o14Sb. Receipts, 100 head
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New York Produce Market.

we" tlafNCt.
New YORK. April %.
CoTToN-dun and nominal at loA@l0Ic: fu-
lures steady.
FLoUR-Qulet and unchanged; receipts 81, 900
barrels Rye flour, dull and heavy at S3.25a13. 80
Corn meal, unchanged.
GRA1N-Wheat, quiet: receipts, $1,000 bushels !;
No. spring, S1.26@sl27; No. Chicago, 1.28@1 81
No. northwestern, l.27H No. 2 Milwaukee, l.27k !;
No. 8 white 1873. Rye, firm; western 72Ga75c. Bar.
ley, quiet and unchanged; Mat, nominal. Corn,
fa demand; receipts, A 900 bushels western sou
54hc; steam, sac; high mixed, 54sG Oats, un-
changed; receipts, 81, coo bushels.
Z HAY-Steady.
HOPS-Dul.
GROCERIES Coffee, dun. Sugar, strong; fair to
good refining, A@7&c; prime, ia refined, $3.50.
Molasses, steady Rec steady.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hc; refined 113Ac.
TALLOW-Q Quiet and unchanged
ROSIN-Easier, at S1.50@1 IS.
+. TUkPENTINE-Steady, at SOC.
PRODUCE-Eggs, heavy; fresh western 1OAc
Butter, heavy; western, 7013c. Cheese quiet, co
12lac.
PROVISIONS Pork, easier at 50. 75@1o .25. West
ern long clear middles, dull, at SIC. Beef, dull,
Lard, prime steam S7.25D7.271@.
WHISkY-S1
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SOUTH u. xoEr.. j

ooo d y Ns' y
go -
Ia s:.s 4 go "a -,
"'1' u ="
/
lie. daily, Ar. Dsas.
Es. Sand, iExMora'9
| $3.50 AMI Hoo
|
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! PHILADELPHIA, April %.
500; Pennsylvania family, 5.7596.25; Minnesota
s. 5006. %; high grades and patent, 6.5oDs.OO
GRA1N-Wheat amber 81 .S3a1.S7; red 800
1.35; white 1891. 40. Corn, yellow SIC; mixed
521sc bid May. Oats, dull; white western s3h03tc;
mixed 3l032c. Rye, dull.
PROvISIONS-Unchanged
PETROLEUM-Dull ana unchanged.
WHISKY-Steady at S1.0Sh.
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F1sH-Pickerel and common fish Sc; white fish
and trout 100.
Wild DucKs-Blaok and gray, 400 per pair.
CHcxkss-soarce, ct l5c.
SPRING CH1cKEss-o.
EGGS -100l4c.
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Foreign Produce Market.

UIt1SH TIUuuCe NIaTket,
ANTWERP, April %.
LIVERPOOL, April %.
CoTToN-Dul at 15-l60s3 16; sales 5000 bales:
speculation and export 600; American 1900.
fGRA1N-Wheat, Calf ornia white wheat, lis 1dh
lis sd; do club lis 5dDl2s I'd; red western spring
No. Q to l. es 9d@10s sd; winter do, lis
Oils cd. Corn, new western 2ss926s Sd; old do
27s 3d@27s Sd. Oats, western, 3s Sd. Barley, do,
So sd.
FLoUR-western canal, 25s ed@8s Sd
PEAS-Canadian, 37s.
CLOVER SEED-4G042s.
PHOvISIoNS-Pork, ATS Cd. Beef, 37s. Lard.
3ss I'd. Cheese, 6ss. Bacon, long clear 27s !;
short clear, 2Ss.
TALLOW-39s.
PETROLEUM-Spirit Is; refined los.
LINSEED OII-26s Cd.
b ROSIN-Oommon Be- 81.
TURPENTINE-24s.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
FINANCIAL.
Money and Stocks.

Gold, steady at 1901. Carrying rates a@4 Pc
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Boston Produce Market
Philadelphia Produce Market.

boston, April "a.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRA1N-Corn, quiet and unchanged. Oats, quiet
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River Division

River Division
Through Chicago & East
ern Express. :.
Through Chicago 4 East
ern Express. -.
Iowa and Minnesota DIV.
Prairie du Chen, aIliwau-
kec and Chicago Express
st. Louis Express.
OYatonna Passenger
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re. dailv. Nr. b
ExSatur'g ExNo.
S:is p nj leo
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ali::22 s nj 1900 p N
f7:ie p N t6:IO , o

'G:10 q II 1890 % III
S:25 = IL T:G5 q N
80 y III 1890 a ru
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ST. ta"i Iailroad Time Tables.
st. Paul s. Pacific RaiIroad.

Main Line through trains for Iitchneid. Wii,ear.
henson. Morris, Glyadon, Crookston, Fishers
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-16
PURELY VEGETABLE

containing those southern roots AMI he OeWhie In
ca all uiss providence hao placed IN Gun uies
where liver DIsvli e. prov ii IL WIN cu!e al
Isesses caused by dersngeineni % ths i'Fe'
and LUwSh. a.,
Tnr syrnp oins Of Liver Lpnplsini pa Wv
ter Or bad as te in the month"; ram IN the p4cI
sides Or JOlnls, OH u mistaken i0f rheuihs-
item, sour stoIna h, l0ss Oi appetite, Oo els
Il alternately eosuve ana Lax aad1ene, loss Oh
u,.ih ny, vii painful sensation "i haslht
failed to do suuetning whIcn, ought 10 hahe
b, ell mt debility, low epiriis, y ihicK yer
low appearance vi the akin snd eyes, .urS
cough uileh .nisllk n for 20 sumpti II.
some lmes many of these - nip.oms sNehu
the 4 81 .se ~ others very few, oaI tue liver lh'
largest organ in IN bod ls generally the s'''.
VI diseases and II not regulated IN t!hr' Srea'
suffering, wreuhedness aid DkAlb VII Ell
nug.
can recommend az an eincacious remedy LOT
diseaser vi lhr Liver Heartburn ahd DYsp.psiA'
SIMMONS Liver Rexcistoi LEwis "CSpA -
lfSs Master sueet, Assistant PosuHasleT' fnll-
sdeiDhla.
''We have tested its virtues, personally, AM
nov that for -, spepi Billousners anu
IhrobUing Headache II Is HE best medicine tue
wurl ever saS, We have tried forty hef
r, NEEDLES Ueiore simmons l. Yer Regulator
hut none vi them gave VI more Than temporary
relief but the .tegulatOr not only Ieile' VI
but Gu, ed us ED TzLxGEArH Anp MEshEs-
Ga,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-01-16
SIlERIPFtS SALE

BY Virtue oftwp syccu ions TO me directed, by
the ,erkDf ne Cir vi COu of \lrxanler coun-
ty In The Etatr If Illinois, one In tayVi Of IL
liam NJ Athertun, and one in favor of Julia
a lher'on and AGAINST \. a. Hodges. ST., deceas.
ed. have l'ved upon he following described
property, twt: Lot, two ~ tour ~ and
SIX ~, in block three 81 lots one ~ lhTse (3),
five ljl MI even ~, Ia block four ~ lots two
~ four ~ and 81 ~, in block Ave l5I lontwo
~ four ~ six t6), eight ~ ami te' lQ), in
b ock SIX (6) lot- two ~, tour ~ six ~,
eilht ts) and ten 40 in block seven % lots
tw q tour Hl, ak u eight ts and ten 90,
Ia bl * eight ~ lot ten Q0), In block lhlI-
teen (t3l o's i've (5) and ,isht tS), In block
fourteen 90 lots three Ave %, even ~
and nj (9), On block fifteen 10 lots Two t2)
fur ~ aud tx (e) in block sixteen Q6) lois
one ~ three (3), hy (5) ami seven ~, in bloc
sev n'een %; lots two ~ -four W and siN 10y,
IL block egh cen u.s.; lots one ", three t3
nye Isl seven III, in block nineteen 80; IL IS
two o. four a. aud xix (L), In b"cs tw mt (2D,
lots one Il three 90, Ave 10y and seven III, in
block twenty -one N lois two ~, 4 uT and
SIX (6, in block t"enty-tw l2ll lots one ~,
three (3), Ave (5) and seven "a, IN bO.t twenty
three; ioto t. . q, iouc AZ AID sir J, in
wen y-iuur car All above drscrib pro, erty
il situated In town ,fHod-e's lark, cOut t. u
Alexander and state Of illinois, which | snail
Offer for sale Al pu lie We, due AT the iropt or
wet dBUr OF the curt iiou-r, III the Guy of
Cairo, county OF lexander and tate hi ,ois.
on the 10Th day Of January, las, ut II o'clOc
AIN
Dated Cairo Illinois 18th hay # december,
A. b. 1871. Pc Err SAUf,
Sheriff of Alexander Couuty, llnnOis
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE,

WHggEAs, On tn first day If April, 1876,
Emma Canine and Robert ii: Canine, her hus-
band. MADE, executed, acknowndged, and de-
liverei, 10 Mrs. Cassie Williams, now Mrs.
Cnssle Drlps, y certain sale mortgage on lot
No. three ({) in block 10 wenty-ni = (gO il,
Opdyke Myers addition, to the city OF Lhes-
ter. IN the county Of Randolph anu Staeuf Iii
nol-. 10 secure the payment vi four crrtai pro
mlssory iotea executed by said Robert II. Can.
Inc, dated April 1876, for two hundred dollars
each, puy able IN three, six nine anu fifteen
mo- this, respectively, from The dates tn reof,
with ten per cent, interest frog the ioles there
OF ; WI IN -aid mortgage wa Uly recorded
April 1876, the recorders Office IN said Ram
dulph county, in book No. one ~ of leases,
&c. on page LsS and
WHEkEAs, said mortgage provi es among
Other things for the sale by the said mortgage,
81 said lot and all the right and EQUITY OF re-
de ion therein OF the uuid grantOrs, In case
OF default in tue pay ru.nl Of the saia notes or
any part thereof and
Nn REAs, iDe time for the payment of ths
sand uOtes and each oil hem has long sin &c elaps-
ed, and there now rem ins dus on the last thi ee
vi he abOv, menIiun d note, the um of six hun
bred and f. urt,, dollars and hSe eet IL (6liO5D
Now III lefore, hOlc, is hereby given IN !;
on 1hurrday, the III day of january, lS's, at
the noor of the court house in said ty of Che
al the hour Two O'Clock p m of eaid day, the
undersigned Will Uner said premises Tor sule ~
the highe-, idderf r rash ia hand snd on iHsA-
lng sid ale, y Ill make execute and deliver 10
the pur, nusera good and suihc, nj de d therefor.
CASE DRIP,
Formerly Cassie Wilkins
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

'y'n hlNSiO Els > - LIZ
In pursuance Of = judgment of MeCraeken Gem
mon Pleas Court reudere at its september Term
1877, in the action j. II Terre'l's Administra-
tor pl intifl asainstJ. Ii TerrsIlshein, ETC., de-
PENDANTS Nv Il on
MONDAY JANUARY 18th, 1873,
being County ,ourt day., at the 'ouit House
door in Bandvill~, Ny, sell 10 the highest bidder.
on credit ot q. H. j. AID "a m n;hs, the following
described properly viz:
Front ols Nos. 8 1, and 6 fronting on the Mis-
sissippi river; LIT No 3, con tanning 10 acres; Lot
No containing ~ acres, and lot No.o contain
ing l2A acr,s-yns in the town cf ii lmore AT the
tsIminums Of the N v =. l.. l. and hica2o
Rar ,ad opposite c iro, ILLINOIS. Also back Lot
No 2, which is Undivided into two lhs the one
containing 2l5 acres, the other containing 1881
acres, the who lying in the e,er sheppard SUR
vey in Ballard ounty. Kentucky which was d.
vided into the lots aforesaid by w. u Reeves,
Commissioner u thi, c,urt and for more pArtic-
ula des eripon Of the lots aforesaid reference 10
here made TO the atof Division file in this case.
Also the following tracts Of land, vis-Lying In
Ballard county, near Pdgeon's Old Mill, being
the land sold BY II. erIell to William Pidgeos
and bought back by I n Terrell under a ids-
neni for the purch sc money LYi on the wate NJ
Of Shawnee reek, beginning at a stas, large red
oak. Two hIclores and sweet gum pointers north.
cast corner thence north 81 - west l47 poles 10 a
white oak with sweet gum, waite YAK and ash point.
prs, corner with Tho as Barlow thence north LOG
poles to stake with hickory small black gum sap
lings standing US pointers east bank u branch
corner with j n. TeTrel's land, thence south 81 ;
t4sl. poles toa stake with two white oaks d.
ointers corner J II T-rrel's land thence Us
poles to the beginning cont lining 40 acres being
part Of tho land conveyed ~ Cas,ius NJ , lay to j
u. Terrell and a part Of the survey patented K
Col. John Hatsiss the same has been ivid,d int,
tw" lots Nos AID by the Commissi ner afore
sold witch report Of division Is on file and her
referred 10, The prch ser vii be required to CIV
bond with good security bearing interes, iron
DAY Of sale ha'!ng free Of rep evin bond on whicl
execution az issue when due
7 Is 3rd day Of December, 1873.
CIV MARSHALL, ID WILCOX,
| 9 0 RLLvks, w. II. REevrs,
Attorneys ann Ssib