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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04


the aeepest traces Of their footprints on
tAoaP~qd path towards civilization in
tho graves Of their proganitors; by
ibcm supplements Of bronzo wer9 manu-.
saeture the altar became the meeting
place . The tribe; professions were or
ganind, and in Druidical rites those
glimmerings Of science and philosophy
which were casting Light % the fialllc
brain we're brought into = focus. A
literary elcmont was brought in BY the
high civilization Of Rome, which next
came upon tho ecene. Tho church, aa Ia
the time of the Druida, was the synthe.
sis ofast, philosophy and science. A.
compared with pagan antiquity, Chfistr
endorn axas very benlgi,ted undcr tl.s
MoroyignianAnd CarloYigninndya adsties
but an inspection Of This ethnographic
museum will convince maay that tlt
darkness Of shaf era has bcet ogcnrtc.l.
In tho 10th century the drama began 4
enyolve itself in the passion plays
and mysteries" Wo fad ia this see
tion seven scenes painted on one can
yas. Tho actors placed themselves be
forc each in succession to innke time
and place cohsyo until ,hey had got x
tho end Of their play. Those. eafioul
TO know the inG,ney OF tho laoderr
drama should inspect the stage acaesz
ions of this exhibit.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
tFrom fhs Atlanta csuetitutlon.i
Uncle REuts DRScRIkEs TooTuACuE

"Bois, is emmy or you ali ever rastlcl
wid dc toofachoT'
"0h, hundreds Of tines. The tooss-
ache izn't anything"
"Den you des played 'romad do aidses.
You amt had do kline v a. koteh ilc on
DO under Jaw. You rnont n had gum
bile. but you amt bod1erel wid dc
toofacAc. 1s-iz sct,in' up. talking wild
my ole oman. kinder puzxlin' rogn' fer
ter sca whAr DO ney' meals vitiles was
a gwiater cum irum, an feel little
ache sorter crawlin' long ON nay jaw
bone, kinder feclin' his way. Bot de
ache didn't stay long. lie sorter haal,-
cred 'roun lilSe, an den crope back wiar
he cum friun. Bimeby tecl in comm
agin, an dia time hi. look Ike be cum
up cleser-kinder E,sugn'a hnn' 'fosIn'
fer ter sec how de las ss Dfa be
went oil Presently I Led as cy,nin'
an dis time it i,os ike lu k.yar'i ds
news unto Iaauy. Ser Lis fcl Ike ier
wuz annuiler 3uu sid i'm Jsy cFep
up an crcp 'roan', .si.' dea dey pEQT,
or BiHeby deg eolas Lack, aH' 81
time dey come like dey want 'f,ai' !
- O. ssslres ess'ssssisis, So &C. ssgss, -
unto 10 t0ef, BorteF canine ifitii. de-
yer cirenous kosseg- sot dar might ;
cam, btA ! speeted ,2at sumpn wa,
gwine 10 hap'n,"
"And Il happened, did i.G' a,l.et
some ol.e in the group suTrolgiius ib'
old man
Boss, doa't you fefgit 1t r r,sponde,
Uncle RcInus fervidly. ''W'en den
aches g.llopcd back dey galloped fa
ter star, an dey was 50 mixed up
couldn't tell one frum dc other. Al
night lsng dey raei,ed an dey galloped
an w'ca dcy got tired or raekin' an
! gallopini dey all closed in on tho old TOO
an thsmped it an gouged At il twel
il 'peaIed unto me dat deg had got q
jaw-boue loosened up an wuz tryiil' te
fetch it up thru the top or my head, AZ
, out at der back or my neck. An de
got wuas mex day. Mars. Dsvenpot
Ellis, he seed wuz 'stracted, an i
told me fer to so 'roan' hero an 8
Mars. Eos. Chapman fer ter put sump'
= on it, an Mars. Eos. he lowed ] bettS
a have or draw'd, an his wuds wuzn
1 morn cole 70 Hunner deze ),
, ,tWhatyoumaycoaums--wunner | deze de
tis' men had retched fer il wid n pa
: tonga wat don turn loose wen ID
d ketches holt. I.eastways dey didI
:. wild me. You oughter seed dat toS
4 boss. Hit wuz wunner dese 70 prol
fellers. Ef shed grown wrong el
out'ards, III bin a bad niger loi
. arter l jin'd dc ohn'ch. You kcord \
4 hon !"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
CrlrIvArlxc WHEAT.

The following paragraph, on the - sic
subject of which we wrote week before
last has been going the rounds and is
attracting considcrable attention IN the
East among agricultural writers;
Scme years ago, my sons put ia 3
20-acre field Of wheat. / wanted them
to put 1t in with drill, using only ev-
cry other tube, stoPping up the others,
bstt they only put in half an acre this
way. This made the drills Is inches
apart, and cae peek Of seed per acre
was sufficient In March following, the
ground being dry enough, / passed
through il with an old-fashionsd shovel
plow, that was wide enough 70 disturb
kthe width between the. rows Of wheat
an hours work. The result was,
this half acre produced Is bushels OF
wheat whils the reat &C the field only
produced IL bushels Per acce.-Pract;-
cal Farmer
y IF the cultivation OF small grain has
the efEeot of doubling the yield cYei
!. the ordinary mode, and It is only reas
enable to suppose that the yield woui,
! be considerably increased BY cultiyat
! ing tho growing grain, a sufficient in
centive IL offered to our most erterpris
ing farmers to give It a trial with TIL
! next crop. 1t win cost but little eastr'
trouble to drill an acre or two on on
] end Of a lot that IS seeded to whea
. this fail, by stopping every altel
nate drill spout, and planting the graf
in rows II to lO inches apart. If n
proper implement is on hand % Gu
tivate the ground in the spring,
t common drag harrow can be used b
Z : removing such teeth as would come
!. contact with the rows Of wheat, and )
J. J. exercising littlo caro- in guiding Il
. harrow; the experiment can be tho
" v oughly made without expense or 70
! Of time. We trust that number !
!. : our readers viii be induced to ST
Or vheat-culture . thcrOugh test this &
7. : and next spring, and report the resi-
q through the DEAoCRAr.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
r.rsnr,oaaTE gIHlieas j s.. sl.El.s. -.

Miss MARY Custis Lee, daughter 81
General RobeTs +. Lee, arrived b ~
plea 3 few days ago. 10 company with
some lady friends from Malta. who rex
istered at. the Hotel ees Etrangers.
During tbe. night the iaosquito-eaT
around the led ignlssl gaceidentel1y
from n candle which Mias Leehad light
ed. In a few raezae:.ks the fagnes
spread and caught thc ACE cpFsaipF a2a
the room was scerL e.veloped IN aafu-s,
which sIiss LIE heroieally endeayored
to suppress, E5us withous isneeess aEsa
fearing the hotai Iaight 10 blEnsds Eae
QaYe the aIarIa cf Ere. which sosF was
heard by come gentlemcn Who were oc-
cupying rooms On The same hoos, sshsn
ex.Ju3ee Samuel W. Melton aud BY
w. a. CLARK, of Coinmbis. S. q zEezgs
the Erst who came 10 the rescus MS
Lee, and sneeeeded in SAVING Der Easaay
and valuable is1elry, from the GAME
The morning' following the Gre a1.za
Lee expressed her willingness 70 ply
all damages. thougla the FIRE haaloc
red frorn sccident. Tie pronrsteF.
taking advantage Of the lady, denanfsd q g
two thousand francs, which was an
enormous and preposterous charge ior
the damage. 4 gentleman from one,
Mr.. Poland, guest Of the hotel ,tsElso
has been Vice President Of an ansaH-
enee Company for nuInber 81 ysess,
estimated the damage at seventy dsl-
Ilars. The friends Of Miss Lee q onse
de,nurresI TO this saernous charge. H4e
American Consal, Dir. Dannu at Eiss
place, was exceedingly kind, AID pro
tested against tie payment q. afly saei,
i.salssl.- cor Tlos.y being itslisd
i in his dIs-.IacElst1 s5rre=tff -
! for damage occurring from sseesaeiaE.
became iasolent, and spoke. N 5. ,sls;a
aer which reflected upon ssiAs Lee: ! .e 2.
insult was quickly resented. a Mr- IA Z
Of Columbia, S. c., struck hifs osertAe
head with an umbrella In q few ND.
ments the proprietor was surrounds
iby number ef Italians, who wers
, clerks, walters, and attaches q th'
hotel, but they were met bs ,.J5o s
Melton. Colonel John T. Slozh, i. Dir
, d. 4. P. Jordon, Of Souths f'zEuiizin
? and DIR. /. d. Rollertssaf Gearssias s b
Lbv their courage and dstszTsssnati2I
caused them 70 stampede and call =
the police. & large crowd soJn Ssse1n
blea about the hotsE The proprie 2
! was denounced By Eolanel SSssloan for =
: conduct toward Miss Lee end cha
> lenged By. him - go iate the garden an
!, lanswer for the same with swords
! pistols, which the ifirorrietof declined
accept. 1t would be well for ali Ame'
sicans To avo;d this hotel = lsen eefesn
to Naples.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

Tho following little clipping shows what
may befall q person who doesn't take his
county paper Some time ago n tarmer
came into the Office and stopped his paper,
because he could not afford to take news
paper" Tho next week he sold of his
wheat below market price, then his place
was sold for taxes, because he did not know
they were due. He loat the nomination for
suuervisor because he only heard Of tho con-
vention three days before it had adjourned
He vas arrested and lined three dollars for
going hunting on Sunday, and paid $500 for
a lot Of forged notes that had been adyer'
chase then. two weekAa Then he p3id
BID Irishman three dollars 70 kick him ~
| the way to the Newspaper oflee pnla feui
ayeea 81 iioe ~ s6yanes and nsae ~
| editor Hen and aWear to . written agreeneni
/ to knock hisn down aid z6ls| III y % cye1
atoppsd his paper aEs 4s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
NO 8.


q
As bad q, Ike management Of tho
firm too often ii, the method Of train
ing the Loys 50 ~ to mako them inter
osted in the business, Is often worse.
If a pretaium were to bo offered for the
best method Of driving boys frola the
farn to tho city, while the present
treatment II farIoers' boys il continued,
one would not have to look long to
find sone one fully entitled to il. It
is q heartless task for the farmers boy
70 continue to work from the age Of
fifteen e taenty-one. without having
any pecuniary interest in tho business.
Eego are sesoally ambiisus, and tI.oagk
lacking tho experience Of the father,
often discoyel better ways Of doing
fhings, for their minds aro not 50 fully
occupied Or troubled by as many eares,
~ the father of afaniily Is likely 70 be.
Oar idea i that the faf1ner's boys
should have $ fair chsnco IN, and should
receive d;,isioa Of the profits Of Lll
labor, alter lie Las attained the age et
hfeeen years, Tor It "a about this time
that he begins u think Of what he viii
do Cor living Il IL then that they
should be encouraged, by giving them
an interest in tho management and In.
come Of their fathers farm This plan
in order 70 Do justice to tie boys, re.
atsires that strict account Of expense
aud profit be Kept. At the closo Of The
year, whom tho books aFe balanced, If il
should be foasd Necessary to use ali IL,
aggregate capital % liqgid4te any in
debtedness, either for the land or per
manent inpro.ernents upon it, tn,
boys should be consulted as 70 the dis
position Of their rigbtfal earnings
! At eli eysnts. there should be matls
understanding between them. rs,
fac. is, the. business relations existin;
between the father and s0a are a
buiness Ike a. is i possible for then
to be.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

Boys should eariy learn % exercise
their own Judgment IN buying and sell
ing farm produce and stock, and they
should have chance to exercise and
cultivate their business faculties. It
would be mnclf letter for farmers ii
many Of them would adop. some plan
whereby mutual interest and conf
deEce between themselves aad ths
younger members Of the families are
secured Among Other things,a united
eEEsgs. ehog;d i,e made TO make tlsa
home piace 4 pslslsss!it and asresaOss
one. EThe large and commolios,s sitting
room should no. be without three Q,
four Of the he's. agricultural papers
nor the lhsary lacking IN books Of !
practical and interesting character
Nor should the room be uainviting
Let Il be supplied with . musieal IN
strumcnt, flute, or the much abuse'
violin. II possible, al should learn t
siag. and Il, perchanoe, any one Of th
tgrowing family shsuld uniOrtpnasel.
be 50 lacking in musical talent as no
to be able to distinguish Hail Oolnnabi
! from Old Hundred, no doubt othe
sources Of enjoyment No,.d b astras
tive TO him. Wc are in favor Of gi-
ing the boys snd girls on the farm
fair chance, Including an OCCASION.
day Of recreation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
orr pnaSPEers.

Outing the last four years tho people
have improved every oPporssnity to
condemn with their laliessi The reeo1u
Of the Republicans partss sIsa tlszsrec-
ord has not been condemned oe i1nEr cv-
ed since the last election Of Congress
men and it is not reasonable, therefore,
70 suppose thas any change in lts IA
vor viii occur. Taa elAssiticatson OF
the several statci 5alfe.lsioas in tbs
last House. is shown - the ialso1slre;i
table: Is "a
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

- -
sees w. G.. PIPER,
ATTORNEY. AND COUNSELOR At Law.
ALnANT, onEeex.
WIN praotioo ln all the Courts Of tho
State Prompt attention given 70 coliecs
! zone on second 1isos OF Brlrsn's
building, ist door 70 the lon. S.M
n. r. BACREEBfAN, n
ATTORNEY AT Law.
ALnANg. enEsax,
aromee In the Court HOuss.-sS
yleneO
r. -. MILLER,
ATTORNEY AT Law.
LER1xOx oREGOA.
VIVA prsssirst ia all tho sOusss Of .as SKATE.
Promps etlention gtven 20 e2lleetlons. con
badness spe1iaIiiy. A yisneSf.
J. A. YANTIs,
staa , tfe4 @Ah
AIT0RREykRD eOBRsEtDRATt LAM
coRvA8ESs, oKnCols
WIn prAsiBsa 10 ali the coa4ta of the state
aSroE1ee u ene 0coFt zouze - "a
s. w. BALDWIN,
4A
ATTORNEY 3 C0UNssl0A AT LAW,
wnfpraalss IN aItShs esusts ID Css "a, %
80 81 :: ssa SssssAi ~, nis.f :. ~, y 81.
no and ctreut Cert Ofiica ssp-sta ~ - ffant
CON - rarFlsh'a hrlok biock. 1irst ~. Aihany,
lEe<et.. - -. vs.l.yA.
LOUIS a. BANKS,
sgr tsOrAhr fUnLls1
LFToaAsYLHB gOURggIOg ALLAN,
- CsFvaaais, oFrson.
Vyu1 fRacEIct Il All THE coeeTs or
w tAs- ssstA- oesxuTeaeing dAas. oauesltsaa
.ds. i1rs bouxAt as4 sSta ssoasy isaso, aaa nSss.
oGsss IL coas. HOsse-upsa,rl az1
D. II. Conley,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ALBANY, ORRGex.
OFFICE, o. WEST 'FRONT.' STREET
" Special attention givon % tocOiiedlons,
ViSnie1 As ~
II. J. BOUGHTON, n. D.,
mHE DoaT0R u 4 ca fps AK D. tue Uni
i YEitsfrT Modal College q Se~ tosk, And +
-.s 9ssabes q seds'laa hosFs'Ai Modal eSH~S0 @
sFoass q pr Hassgas Prus sso'o. ,iasN
. q. w. WILCOX,
Homeopathic Physician,
ALBANY. OREG0N.
sromeo over rwoedaiS's Grocery ssovO
vI3nstf
s.A. JOHNS,
ATToRNEY AT Law
ALp4SY. OREGON.
sZoaSS Ia tEs ooars Ho4sGsA
Vsn2f.
J. ". RARBURN.s
ATTORNEY AT Law
CORVALLIS, 0nEnneS.s ss@
slesazs 3; .z4--(Js=- gs -
agesles etsees soess sst.ea oE ssSas. z.
-sEsaslsi asazs Vi9n49El-o es..s5 60
Cm1B. Z. W0EVKRTONa
AfFegxgf aAe FeEAsEbeR AF Law
t.ses,z Ai.RANx. .oREn0Es
80 @ .s ~e=-t>-ssg- sss3 Ezss
s-7gs 80 p.oHs&ns ssssles up ssa,EA- $50 =
D. 4. N. BI.AoKB1R1t -
| aTTBHAEf ID C JOB AZ "a
s snresspsSa,ss a0ssssa. ss
- Collections = sp ealsIaysi -s@zz-=v ssapai-
Dr.F L. 6OEsAskssG..sss
| iOGCUEST And aHRI'
| SALEM, OREGON.
OR. GOLDEN HAS; had EXPERIENCED
1 ~ treating the VARIOUS disea@es 70 which q
eye and ear are subj sct, and f0ela c0nfident
giving entire eatisfa etion 70 those who nj
1 place themselves under bis care. nostf
| Or. E. 0. SMITH. 6t
- y ENT
AVFICE IN FIs0AlASs BUILDISi
over BlaInia eiofhiIlg store. BE
| citssce. sou t,seasf ID fnero 14iiEd aud fJy'
streets. Wai.s -. il8sSAes
- - - n DEna AT.
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The Democrats have gainsd theav vote
Of the only State which has shus far
held It's election-our Osegon--=and are
morally certain to secure the votes Of
Ohio and Florida. while they naar lose
that Of Colorado. Should the other
States remain as at presents thoaDemo-
Gratis viii in the next House have the
vote Of twenty States, ansjoEisy Of
two. There are, however, several
States which are close and doubtful.
They are Connecticut, New York, New
Jersey, and California In these
States the bulk Of the Repnhlicaa cor
lruption fund viii SO expended. But
| in spite Of tie deaperats eEfortssef the
Republicans, the probabilities are that
h tho Democrats viii retain Connecticut
!. and New jersey, while their chance to
secure New York is certainly as good
as that Of the Repnb leans Califoinia
has an unknown quantity in the shape
: Of tho KsarneY vote and no reasonable
prophecy can be made es to lhn result
In that State
i1TIf PhiIas piliA gf Bsess
papa ana ma ia a oll please don las
ss5y an
~ zssf4 : - ssf 8
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04
The EASTERN STORE
sssusy 1aa szs-TT
Just opened in Froman's Brick Block.
T0, THE LADIES OF ALBANY AND VICINITY:
Havns l0 ssvsa assorted sock
ss's asa STAPLE AND FANCY ees


so Bolts all wool plaid Dress
goods 81 etA, good value co
Ladies' large size Shawls. -. I 90
Heavy Water Proof, z I'd =, IS
25 bolts al wool Cashmere,
double width. .....,.... 90
25 bolts Cashmere, 40 inch, 40
cts, good value. ...... 90
so bolts blk alpaeAs, 2 I'd ,. %
100 doc Gents Shirts, white, 81, . 5 (
worth 8. -. ,s.s 90
ek doz Gehfs Shirts, eoioresi, rs
eta, worth ........ %
- Boys Shirts, white. IS
! S5 q Cheyiot.. :. rs
90 - Rnehing, = id. 10
10 yls aton flannel for. / 90
Gents iton flannel shirts aDi
dFsT srs, each ...... Z 57A
Ans 1nsafas of other articles too
nansobe to mention. At sstonishing
l6w rFices.
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noxr Iyl.E rrsr y4rss .

--~-e--e = - - 81
Como, boys. hese soraeshsnz % fe.l you,
Come near, would Wiiisssr g low
Yoa sfe thins1ngof lsayEh, ths ionostesa
DAT Bsfn hurry 70 90
The city has fnany fttraesiora,
But fhink Of tbe viees ard slEs. 80
wben oaos n the egtsy q fashio7.
uow soqo the course downs1tsa l'szias
You talk a tho mines a AtissSaIzs
They're wesltby IN gsia visBssF a1ssA -
BIS ahi thero Is gold oa fiss fzrsus tgs, issa -
II only yos1l shovel 4 hers.
Tise mereh4utiio life Is = hsza7d.
Tie goods srs arss high. ard tssn iezS
Bs.ser risie the Old saFla :. .wai.s iszssf. s,s
psn's be IA harry tosy.
1iss s4ea. basy West has iisazoss4sass.
Aad 70 has shs busiest mart,
Eas yezlth = nj saaee is : Do, tsyz, : 3 So
-
ThE5 take n stasr saeaseza5 ers9. - a@
Al tAiak u the ffsziss zsss dsesz.ieas
p0n'a ts 10 a hurry . l,s.
rs fs-as S 90 szfest eaf safes;,
~ prosasss rsioss sseyssi1 70 pay-
Ysu azu sres - as aiFai the nsoani@iss
AMI assaeTssi Of 81 yoa srrve5.
gsttsr stay On the fzra awhile JoHs1x
Tassgh profits eoHps lu sasi'eE sseg,5 81
EsusIabsr you've Ho-s.az q flzk. boz,
p.nf " 81 huS7sf y 90.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-10-04

Z II DEMASD equality, = said q rag pick
et 81 Paris: replied his com
paniouy abhat'a Il ever ghoa hseonl
ragpickeEs
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-06
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the payment of the
sum Of Six Hundred and Thirty-tive and 1s-1OO
Dollars, (635 1e1c0) which is claimed to be due at
the date of this notice upon certain Mortgage,
duly executed and delivered by Franklin D. Greene
and Sarah D. G. Greene his wife Mortgagors to D..
N.Ware Mort gage, bearing date the second day Of
September, D. 1875 and duly recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds, in and for the County
of Brown and State of Minnesota on the third day
of September, A. D 1878, at II O'Clock, A NJ, in
Boo" of Mortgages on page 476, and no action or
tuted to the debt secured by said Mortgage
or any part thereof;
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue of a power of sale contained in said Mortgage
and pursuant to che Statute in such case made and
provided. the sad Mortgage will be foreclosed and
the premises described in and covered by said Mort
gage viz: The North Half, and the South West
Quarter of the North East Quarter of Section
Number Twenty C20) in Township Number One
Thirty two (32) West of the 5th Principal Meridian
containing One Hundred and Twenty (12o) acres of
land, according to Government Survey in Brown
County and State of Minnesota. with the heredita-
mentS and appurtenanceS, will be sold at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash. to pay said
debt and interest and the taxes ifany, said pre-
misses, and Fifty dollars attorneys fee stipulated
in and by said Mortgage in of foreclosure and
the disbursements allowed by law; which sale will
be made by the Sheriff of said Brown County, at the
front door of the Court House, in the City of New
Ulm, in said County and State, on the 3Oth day of
November A. D. 1878, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ, of that
day, subject to redemption at any time within one
year from the day of sale, provided by law.
Dated. New Ulm, October 10th A. D. 1878.
B. F. WEBER, D. N. WARE,
Attorney for Mortgage, Mortgage.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-11-06
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

certain mortgage executed by W. +. Smith Gun
| marred) mortgagor.t to William F. Lewis mortga
gee, dated April goth A D. 1876. and recorded in
County of Brown in the State of Minnesota on the
2sth day of April, D. 1876, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, in Book sI' of mortgages on page 81; by
which mortgage there was conveyed and granted
the following described real estate situate in the
county of Brown aforesaid, to-Wit: Commencing
at the center Of Section thirty-two (s2l Township
thence running North forty EIGHT QS) rods thence
running East forty seven az rods thence running
South forty EIGHT (4s) rods, thence running West
the payment Of the sum oftwo hundred and eighty
five Dollars, with interest at the rate of twelve per
cent.eper annum payable annually, according to
date as said mortgage, made by said w. F. Smith
to said VIM. F. Lewis; and theisaid mortgage hav-
ing been duly assigned by the said mortgagee toJohn
which assignment was, on the Sd day of August,
D. 1876 recorded in the office of said Register Of
Deeds in Book ssI'' of Mortgages on pages 256 and
and mortgage at the date of this notice. the sum of
three hundred and thirty -six s2-1oo Dollars.
And no action or proceeding at law or other
wise having been instituted to recover the
amount of said mortgage debt or any part thereof;
Now, therefore notice is hereby given that by virtue
and in pursuance of power of sale in said mort
gage contained and Herewith recorded, and Of the
statute in such case made and provided, the above
described premises will be sold at public auction
at the 'front.' door of the Office of the Register Of
Deeds in and for said! county of Brown, and at
New Ulm, therein on Thursday the 21st day of
November, A. D. 1875 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
to satisfy the amount of said mortgage debt then
due and unpaid together with the costs and ex-
twenty-five dollars attorney fees stipulated in
said mortgage; and the said mortgage will be there
by foreclOsed.
Dated, Mankato September 26th, 1878.
VIM. THOMAS, JOHN M. COWHAM
Attorney for Assignee. Ass ignee