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By virtue Of AIDED Of tIust made By eeorra W.
Hercules ard Mary A. Hefenles, his via, 70 me u
TfuStee, dated February l6th 1875, and recorded
iniihe once Of the cIeiE Of me County Court 81
Ohio ooSnty, West ylFginIh, In DEED Of Trust Book
Nc. 8 Page 3ol, ! wilton
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of June, 1873,
Al 10 oiloek a. n. eli at the Iront door Of thu
Court House oiald county the following deSeribed
property, that 10 10 ny:
Lot number one hundred and twenty (t2o) In
jacobs addition 10 the dty Of wheeling, on The
south ode Of FCrty.hith. late Beech, stree, In that
parto Of the city Of Wheeling called South wheeling
Title believed 10 Be good, but | will convey onlJ
the tiue vested In me oy aid deed Of trust.
TKRnA oF 6ALK- Une-thlId, or more II the pur
chaser % elect, cash In hand, the balance In eQua
indictments NJ lix and twelve months, With inter
est from day Of nle, evidenced By negotiable
promiasory NOTES, the title 70 be retained unit
payment In full.
W.. J. ". CowpEN, solldtor.
". Il. HALtxR, Auetioneer. my1o-FAA
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FoR SALE.
7RoR SALE.

Tbs tsoeaiory Hdek Buhnes Hoass, No. i6o
MafketEqunre. Hn been occupied ms saloon and
Restaurant for yeAII. VIII BE- nold at q pre0 that
win be q good investment 10 the purchaser,
Terms easy. Coed reasons for sailing. Enquire oil
". Il. HALLER a CO.,
my29-ood l0ls MKrket STREET,
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AT six VIC dine, and how will this do
for a bill fare: Soups-Tomato, potato
and giblet. Fish = HalibuL shrimp
sauce; cod 6sh, champagne sauce. En-
trees-All French dishes. Joints-BeeI,
pork with apple sauce, illet de boeuf,
oyster pattieI, SQUAD on toast, &c, broiled
mutton, caper sauce, beef a Ia mode, hogs
head with cabbage, pork and beans.
Ponltry-Roast goose, apple sauce,
parsley sauce. Vegetables as usu-
al. Pastry = Plum pudding, lemon
padding, charlotte russo. Pastry -
Rhubarb, Peach and Apple Pie, aud
small pastry. 'Deset-1ce Cream, Wine
Jelly, Bananas, Figs Nuts, Raisins.
Coffee, Chocolate. Cheese. Al9 O'Clock,
you may order fancy sandwiches. Cake
and lemonade always on the table.
How will that do for dyspepticsH Such
Is our every day cuisine, with much else
between meals. Coffee is to be had at all
timee In the smoking room.
The oath, Victoria's birthday, was a
day Of special interest. Agrand concert
Tor the benefit Of sailors orphans In
Liverpool was given In the evening, a
full dress affair, and Il wM wonderful 10
zee the display Of diamonds In such 4
place, brought TO Light 90 unexpeeledly,
The receipts Of The same were $ll0 and
no expenses. VIII you have The no
grammeH Gov. Hoffman, OF New York,
In the chair:
-.
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FOR SALE,
~---
DOR SALE
DOR SALE
OLD UNION STREET Escu.,o.

one three-s:ory Brick Buldln,
North aide Of old Un,on. NJ SIaia lisSh
known ai the OLD EXcH1SaSSI ''tatA IsI,t
sslTon and Restaurant Tor nlSy Sssfahi
nfiiarys rooms and god ceIl,, !stE ssaa
modern Improvements. lhh d ~ MD,
pIse, vel located, and vlusls prD,.. Sha
fer terms and particular IsbIS
dA'ts, At ksynAnn'I Brewery. cry "VsatSu.
Ro, r,.,.. A. seHAERERam
Ae M hsta'e Agents. open Ho1s co,,,s
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TOR SALE
RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN
Elegant Country Residence

ny Earn, consisting o. iAkty an.
onAlPtfe. II Ia also veil .ltuIiSs Z! Sol3ast
p1Iposes; good Orchard. sobT,tet p1sse1s
Psais D qalnnes, d 90 he Mo- 4ea
tnme Heuse Of 10 Mons. ~ m aMot51
water on both aoor. The plIf, !, IN ~.
~ the Elm Grove Street oGA,F H. ~ nltsi
hetnpntld Railroad, being psied 1So5, IN !.
ton Of the latter. a Abd ne 10
II not old at pnnts nls btiOr sArrpn,v
june 18th, II viii hsiAsu OsSrSj !, Nv tSghyAiy
Bhnn 'S ~
For further iniofnIla1 saaugV On III, r,,-
At any time, Of the undGrdp~.
tnyzS p
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me Tear ISL, and recorded lnong III PSslf =;
| records Of Ohlo county, Wet Ntrgeih Z pcaS
Trust Book Numbered u, page 81, lUls
SATURDAY, the I'd day d JEHt III
Beginning at 10 O'Clock a; N. Of ~ ". ~
front door Of the Court HOus q Uals "ja
West Virginia, 10 the ely Of wheSlns, - y :
public auction the following d1fHbI PioPI
o much thereof - may Be naesI! WPI-s.
debt secured By aid deed Of tTn5t lnd lhs ~ -
sttsndIng The execution oil The tr1,t dItld pIh
deed, that & 10 ny, the nofth bale <, ns. .Ss,,.
ave and The whole Of lot nunibsfd Al y
Numbered ok, In the Iddlbon 70 i9a hIa ~!
WhesiIng known ~ chufthllri 5dainon !,
NO reserTins, however, al The nbhu 1910 ~, y
| Iohn Rrnoe n his DEED 10 TIE nd Chnannn ~
pSr dated The 10th day Of Dteenbets ~, ,sSs.
| corded among The public land rtGgias y
~ in DEED Book numbered v, fon9 ~,
'TERns OF sALE-0relhlH, lod A. ~.
n, the purchaser may tlni 70 Iay, az ~
,ha bSIsneS 10 Two equll inIlllnihu hhl 4,
tTelTe months respectively, Hiih ls'sa SSs.I'
dIY Of ale, the purrhlsf 70 eve \. M
prouIssory note for esch ihi'illntnL S.1,Ii h
10 ne property sold TO b ttlinN
tbe nv ment ibereof, until paid 10 III .is,.u
The tltIe Is believed TO 70 GoolI ~. !. ,-,sl
trustee / shall only conVeJ sosn
n me by the trust DEED aLoIea1 n,1wFtI TuItFa
l. r.. HRRyEY, Auetloneef, ~
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TRUSTEES SALE OF -
Desirable chapIlns St. R.,lt,,,.

By virtue Of a deed Of tim,
Moore, I. \. Moore and HEAVY w. NJ y 0dlhS
tne undefsigned, dated the x ~ l1fHsts, b
ana recorded In the ClaE'I osSo! y hII, In.
SSG.t o. 9hio county, West Vlrs,Ss' n'!LOllT
~ fIaIi and Mortgage look No. / s'Sa. q rsda
SATURDAY the 9th day ay... If,
seginning a 10 O'Clock Az d,u
n9nt door 81 the Court HtuS4 oi.I ~, n U,
q y public sale TO The hiEhSi ~ eatJ,
Ine following described nal 40, Ia ~ w
ane southern hall Of Lot nIm6s,I ath sar
square numbered ten Ii. hIT n lo1ftaa
s99afe No; llOl, On The wes, Tds ~ y Lol IA rs
lold Fourth, between Eleventh ~ Ssipan4H M
and Twelfth street (old MonFnsS n y ~ VthI
wheeling, together with hi M " ey 4
pioIeinenis thereon and thE htrEIb,sl1A&r
P~urtenaDces Belonging thSr,is1 aAabn4E
n 0IsALE-ODethIrd. q
ne purchaser may elect 10 nv r. nSta
residue Of sud puiehISs nopey az .. u
nul Instruments Al one yeaT "a VISA u.
ue aAy o. Me, The purchaser Ia ~ W he
yiih approved security ior M. " ~ bAs
aeerIed initallmenB and The Intste;, Issta ~.
accrue upon the nine. sRsA NJ
JAMES P, ROGERs
=. Y. hkRvET, AuetiOBeer. hles
M
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EoR SALE

III. property co south n,l co,nT q Si'' "a 1
uIyh ,irstt,, b,ar North Street ChuteI -
~ Ia isst. BIIef hour, OntIlniFI INV"
TT Trsrms.op%hAlI cab, balance 10 S5t
out lnttreat. JAAI' i16 Nan strt
HaWN
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jtlO-M
TRUSTEE SALE.

VI tRQSlEEo GALE.
By 4 dead dated the 4th day Of June, AID. 1871,
the ii. Louis French Window Glass company, a
Veyed u tho under lined q lot Of ground In block
seven hupdrtd and hfiy-elght Of the city Of e.
Louis, beginning ut the southeast corner Of pcRalo
ann Anna streets In aid city; thente running
southwark with the east lice Of DeKalb street one
hundred and twehty-seyCn Il ct tx inche. 70 north
ern line Of an alley teventeen feet ok inches vide;
thence eastward with said alley two hundred ieet
to another tweuty feet vide, thence with said last
named alley northward one hundred and twenty
seven feet ak inches 70 the south Line Of Anna
street; thence with sAid south line wet two l un-
dfed feet 10 the beginning; b1unded north by Anna
street east and south by an alley, and west By De-
Kalb street. Also the iolloE wing described personal
property, goods aud chattels belonging 70 and BE-
Ing In and on and about the above described prem:
Ies, to-wit: Two furnaces and one clay mill used
on said pennies above described. which convey
anee was Ia trust 10 secure The payment Of certain
notes therein particularly mentioned and descTitei
n will more fully appelr on r~eierenee 10 said deed
duly recorded In the city Of st. Louis In book No.
$40 page 367, and inaGmuch As the first Of the notes
In said deed described has fallen due and remains
unpaid, the unders gned will nj the request Of the
holder Of aid mole and In pursuance oil the powen
contained In said deed SELF the property hereinbe-
public yendue al the east front door Of the Court
House IN the aid city Of ~. Louis between the
hours Of 10 A. n: and p n, on
THURSDAY, the 9th day Of June, 1878.
To mtILy costs and expenses OF this trust and the
notes, principal and interest 10 secured by said
WILLIS J. POWELL, Trustee.
IT. LOUIS, June 4, A. D. 1878. tel0
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


sTdadelphia Aecommodation-ThIs train only
runs between Wheeling and Trildtlphia.
tDaly eKceptBundAy-EewAfk Accommodation.
tSteubenyillo Accammodation.-This train dur.
Ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellairo, stopping when re9ui-
red at sherman House, Rtnaytlle, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hill
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THE Catholic Mirror, the official organ
of the Bishop Of this Diocese, says in its
last issue that q Protestant must sign the
following formula before he Or she can be
married to a Catholic by a priest:
agreement, to be signed by all non-
Catholic applicants for dispensation to
contract marriage with members Of the
Catholic Church:
u; the undersigned, not a member Of
the Catholic Church, wishing TO contract
marriage with-a member OF the Ro-
man Catholic Church, propose TO do so
with the understanding that the marriage
tie is indissoluble, except by death, and
promise on my word OF honor, that
shall be permitted the free exercise Of re-
ligion according to-beliei, and that
all children Of either sex born OF this
marriage shall be baptized and educated
In the faith and according 10 the teach
ings Of the Roman Catholic Church. And
Furthermore, that no other marriage
ceremony than that before the Catholic
priest shall take place.
"Signed in the presence of-this
day oi-1S7-"
This is all very well, but suppose that
Protestant ministers required, on their
part, the same sort Of a promise before
they would marry a parishoner to a Cath
ole, how would two loving hearts ever
be joined in wedlock by any minlster Of
religionH It is a poor rule that won'
work both ways.
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public land records Of aid county h NJ
Book numbered seven. iOliOs s and / mi
FRIDAY, the 2la day Of JaDt, lss,
Beginning al 10 o'clock A. Y. d iii a, uh,
front door Of the Court Hous d 0Ahng.iI, We;
Virginia. In The dty o. WhesllhL q d pSif
auenon the following dechbA PppGtL i -
city, OF % much thereoi n may 3 assnHTnnI
the debt secured By MD deeds d tut IAIS,
expenses attending The tIeutoa d ~ tvs15s
ated BY aid deeds, but subject toI la q ntSs
mentioned below Of The horth hllid hsS5.
Of two thousand dollar with interest thTsnirS
March 2Sd, 1871, till paid, BY virtue d 1 al d
trust from Christian Wagner and Vie b Gtr,
DuSch, trustee, dated March ID, ~, "a NOR.
Cd among the public land reuordId ~ JTstI.
In Deed Book Numbered 81, psgt VI; tkih nGg
/ will sell u Aforesaid The ioloEinsdncdbd M
perty, or 70 much thereof - nay s nssarI n
Aforesaid: The eastern part Of he norl Mi
lot Numbered s~eTtnty.nine, htuItA % N N,
dde Of Main street, "CsntrI Rkelpsu nj pr,
fronting thirty three feet 90 the vHi 3D. d An
"F' and running ~watvAdly Of tTtn vGth IN.
four feet six inches, or 10 0 point LIty.stta hi
DIX inches from Main street, and Wiki III nj.
ern line Of that part Of the north halt Mnl,,
bered ~eyenty-nlne, hereinafter nSntood, latI
part lot being the sane pIeeo Of grogsI Ensth al
conveyed 10 the aid Chhestin WEbah b. ida
A. Berry and vile and MLul1l IhaaJk b al
dated Februlry 18th, 1865, ard nar5A lBa4
the pablo land records Of UhIo county Ne, VI.
ginIa, In Deed BookNo s., folio SID
Also, % much Of The north bali d nalRd
seventy-nIne Is lies between Main IrSi I'd IL
piece Of ground above described, Ini b1g ~
sane property granted and eOnTghnNi ~
Chfiesiian Wagner BY john UDunSel ~ slalI
deed dated March sd, ls6, ADd HmrdA t14
aid land records 10 DECD Book No S, ho ~
The hnt mentioned part Of The ndth al Z =
No 70 will be int sold II aid tlnaI al I1A
The title TO the poperty bsSby kmtsd VI
sold Is believed 10 Be good, sub!td % nd ba1
part thereof u above, but selling n tfuita NJ
only convey such uue n % vested Ia M N
two deeds Of trust Aforesaid.
TERMS oy sALE-0nethlrd, and u n9th ndl
n the purchaser may elect TO Ply, uAh 10 Al,ti
The balance 10 Two equal lnstlllmenu Iihi -
twelve months respectively, With tntruit1s3
day Of ale, the purchaser 10 give ~ nt ~
promiBory note for 0eh insthllDtnL Nd " w.
10 the property fold 10 bSrtt1lhed y He9ril z
The payment thereof until pGid IN fall
SIMON BAER, Trusts
CALpWELLd CALDWELL, Atturptyh
], C HKRyEY, Auctioneef. nIN
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'kNHEDf,
TRUsTEE's SALE,

By virtue Of two deeds Of trust. On. NAH 4,
Chriest1an Wagner and Christian W.Sss N, "
% the undersigned trustee, dald IL tS,StA 4,
y DecembeI, 10 The year Is7s, IbdrssrJJs-s!
the public Land reoorli Of Ohn u9stI ~ y,i
gtnia, in Deed Of Truit Book No IIIIss n ~
other deed Of truIt made BY Chha,i, s.Ss.
The underEtsned trustee, dated lhs m h, !,
Nay, 10 the year 1874, and nefdt I-ssSrS
public land records Of aid county ID DtsIJhSr
Book numbered seven, lolios 5 lhAs ! M y
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fDRUsTEE's SALE,

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust made y CI,eais
Warner and Christina wager, bis viG iAEf
dersigned truItee, dated The hnt " AII,I
The year 1871, and recorded Inons ~ 1ssaI ~
records Of Ohlo county, Wet yiig1ir = p"'S
Truit Book Numbered II, page 81, WIS
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EIsH-MAcKEREL, Nos. !, 2 and 8
J. In Barrels, Half Barrels and KltL Lake Hefs
rtnRia Hall and Quarter Barrels. Bait WItsr HG:
ding IN. Barrels and Hall BafrelL u stc5e and
IN alO bT Y. REILLY,
1900 md ISli Main b.
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!. Piano Solo-Nn. Barbour.
2. Men Of HArley-chOFus,
3. EsnGrlldi-Mn. IAughlln.
L Piano Solo.
.. RSclntiOn- From The Tllnud.
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IN . weekly form,
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
PaptrI publllhing this prospectus without bGny
authorized win not nece1 Tily ftctlVeAn exchange.
Address, New York Herald,
le6 Broadway 4 Ann 81, Nou To,k,
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EoR SALE

EoR SALE
KANSAS LANDS And some osiT tSIit
property that / will sell at . gfsss TX .
,SIi and rec what | have, il you WEI
make money. ucnOSALD,
..os Real FstHtr Agent, Elm GtoLS
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TRUsTEE's SALE

tuya-ood
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| DOR Sale u.u p,,,p, s.s, sD' r,
Minor, one lirge deaf, lnt ,t%' sT@fdo'
tptire stock Of Dry GoodIti@ P,DonI talr
pets Oh Cloth, se, Y w ri M Il GRO, TiA,ga
ips cheap god, ,S01is - ~ d,ys Ts. 2, H."
,,sI. T soSn thIsIy tcsupied bJJ " ftsofsyn
ans -, pigY
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FXEcUToRs SALE OF
Valuable Short Creek Land.

BY virtue Of the authority vested In them BY
the viii Of Henry J. CRAWFORD, late Of Ohio coun-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-30

JOHN II. ICALLI6TER
Mortgagee.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-30
New York Dry Goods Market.

New YORK, May %.
business very quiet to day, on account Of the per-
emptory sale Of domestic goods, at which there
an immense attendance of buyers. The sale was very
spirited, and prices realized expectations in most
woolens moving slowly. Foreign goods dull.
An important special and perenptory trade sale of
1000 packages OF domestic goods took place this
morning. Many merchants from the West were
present. The sale opened with $50 bales of Con-
tinental G brown cottons, which were nearly all
knocked down in lots of i've cases each at from 65a
fered of Continentas were knocked down at from ~
to 7sa cents; 43 cases Of Winthrop rapidly dis
posed Of at 81 cents per yard SO bales of Pepperel
cents 50 'e blue
jeans, 30 inch, 67s cents; and fiat fold 81
cents 46 bales Pepperen satin corset jeans, medium
g. solid browns and II sold bleached jeans which only
brought cents were quickly taken % cases Lacona
+ A. brown, 5s cents; 81 cases, 40 inches, cents,
and leo cases A, 81 and 81 cases, 5s cents; 172
cases Continental muslin, A, brown, 81 cents; so
Laconias, NJ, % inch, browns 4@41z cents
,oney-comb quilts were knocked down in lots Of avo
bales each at 52H cents per quilt 80 bales brought $40
524 and So cents. Competition becoming lively, II
cents per quilt 243 Bates crochet quilts
put up in lots of fifty and knocked down at
S1.05 per quilt buyers taking from one to five bales.
Bates Marseies quilts were next offered 80 cases
quality, "a cents; case, first quality, $1.12h per
Quilt, and case, second quality, 1871 cents per quilt
Ill cases Nainsook plaids, book fold. @8 and 8
cents per yard; p cases Bates sacquing were
knock ed down at 26 cents per yard, and IA at
a cents; 80 Lincoln extra fine were
Roscoggin sheetings wsse rapidly taken. The fol-
lowing prices are examples: Fifteen cases at 11H
cents per yard; Is cases at 13A cents; % at
1874 cents; c6 cases at 1914 cents, and Is at
20 cents. Stan lard styles of blsached and brown
goods brought from w to 10 per cent. less than
private rates. Considering the state of trade, and
prices are considered fair.
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Attorney for Mortgage. may 30-7w-thu
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.

Whereas, default has been made in the payment of
the sum Of twsnty-three hundred, twenty-six and
661O0 dollars $2,3266s which amount is claimed to
be due and is due at the date of this notice, upon
that certain mortgage executed and delivered by
Joseph Best and Mary Best his wife, morgagors, to
"The Trustees Of Baldwin University and their
sgns bearing date the sixth day of July, A. D. 1874
to secure the payment Of two thousand dollars and
interest thereon at the rate of twelve per cent per
annum, payable semi-annualy from date until paid,
according to the conditions of certain promssory
n0e for $4,000, and interest thereon bearing even
date with said mortgage, and which said mortgage
contains full power of sale in of any default
in the payment of said sum of money the interest
thereon, when due, and was duly recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds for the county of
Ramsey, in the State of Minnesota, in book 80 of
mortgages, page 428, on the 9Th day of July, A..
D. 1874, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon, mort
gage, and no proceedings at law otherwise have
been had for the recovery of said debt, any part
thereof and Whereas by the terms of said mortgage
there is allowed to the mortgage and its assigns, in
the foreclosure Of mortgage seventy
five dollars attorneys fee in addition to said
amount herein above claimed to be due; and where
as, the name of said mortgage has been duly
changed to 'The Trustees OF Manchester College"
and whereas, by an assignment i'll writing duly exc
cuted, the said mortgage, 'The Trustees of the
Baldwin University" by it's said name Of "The
Trustees Of Manchester College," for value received,
duly assigned transferred and delivered said mort
gage and note, and mortgage debt to the under
signed, Hattie NJ. Curtice her heirs and assigns on
duly recorded May 18TH 1873, at o'clock in the
forenoon in said Office Of said Register Of Deeds in
Book of assignments therein, page 1862 thereof
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that under
and by virtue of the power Of sale in said mortgage
contained, and of the statutes in such provided
the real estate and premises in said mortgage EN-.
braced which situated in said county of Ramsey
aud State of Minnesota, and described as follows
| to-wit: Lot numbered one G, y in block numbered
three {3) of Kitson's Addition to the city of Saint
Paul. according to the recorded plat thereof on file il
the office of the Register Of Deeds in and for thu
said county Of Ramsey, and the appurtepances there
of will be sold by the Sheriff Of said county at public
auction, at the front door Of the Old Court House
st. Paul, In the said county of Ramsey and State OF
Minnesota at ten of the clock in the forenoon, OF
Saturday the 18th day of June, A. D. 1875 to satsf.
and pay the amount that shall then be due on saie
mortgage and note, with attorneys fees and interes
1 Dated st. Paul, Mimi. May is, 1878.
| HATTIE NJ. CURTICE,
Assignee Of Mortgagee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MORTGAGE sALE-Whereas, William II. Mar
Nl shall did, on the 7th clay of October, A. D.
1872 execute and deliver to Mary J.. Fletcher,
tain indenure of mortgage, bearing date the 7th
day of October, 1872, aforesaid, to certain
sums Of money therein mentioned whereby he did
grant, bargain, sell aud convey to the said Mary L.
Fletcher, her heirs and assigns, the following de-
scribed premises and real estate situate i'll the county
OF Ramsey and State of Minnesota, to-wit: The
west one-half of the northwest quarter and the
half of the southeast Quaer of section number nine
(9 and lot number three 60 aud the northeast quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of section number three
(3) all III town number twenty-nine Co., range
Der twenty-three (23, which said indenure Of mort
gage, duly acknowledged on the 31st day of Oc-
tober A. D. 1872 duly recorded in the Office OF the
Register of Deeds of the county of Ramsey afore-
said, in Book 20 of mortgages, page 4O7, &c.
And whereas, said Mary L. Fletcher afterwards,
on or about the 18th day Of August, 1876 died in
testate leaving her surviving Mary NJ Fletcher her
sole heir at law
And whereas, the estate of said Mary L. Fletcher
was afterwards duly administered and decree was
duly entered in the Probate Court of the county of
Ramsey aforesaid, on the 30th day of April, A. D.
1877, whereby all the property of which the said Mary
said mortgage and the debt thereby secured was as
signed to and vested in the said Mary M Fletcher,
her heirs and assigns and duly authenticated copy
of said decree recorded in the Office of the Reg
lister of Deeds aforesaid, on the 18th day of April
A. D. 1873, in Book Of Miscellaneous Records,
page 1856, &c.
and agree in said mortgage, in case Of foreclosure
thereof to pay said MORTGAGE her heirs aud assigns
the sum Of fifty dollars attorneys fees.
And whereas, default has been made in the con-
dition of said mortgage, and there is now claimed to
be due thereon the of three thousand five humid
red and fftythree dollars and thrty-four cents, and
fifty dollars attorneys fees, aforesaid, and
ton or proceeding at law has been instituted to
cover the debt secured by said mortgage.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that pnr-
suant to power of sale in said mortgage contained,
and the statute in such made and provided, the
above described premises, much thereof &C
may be necessary to satisfy the amount due said
mortgage, will be sold at public auction to the high.
est bidder, for cash, at the front door Of the old
Court House in Saint Paul. in said county Of Ramsey
O'Clock M, to satisfy the amount due upon sale
mortgage.
Dated May 80, 1878.
MARY NJ. FLETCHER,
Sole heir at law Of Mary L. Fletcher, mortgage
| deceased.
WILLIAMS l. DAVIDSON,
Attorneys for Mary NJ Fletcher msy-3o-7w-thu
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