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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO rur DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS

Movements Of the Presidential Party-fata
Accident az Fire-indian Outraget- Menu
phi. Races-Desperate Fight with rramps-
Collision or Steamships Off the spanish
Coast; Seven Lives Lost-Mysterious Tras-
edy nj Grand Bapids-A Burglar Killed by
Woman-The "Thunderer" the Nict'm
of a uoax-Huns Jury In the Timothy
Kelly Casc-Two thousand Houses Burned
In Delhi. India.
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FROM OTLD IRELAND.

DUBLIN NoNtlhptf Il. 1909.
Hop Bihers Company;
Gentlemen You may be interested Ia learn that
one Of the most eminent judges on the Irish bench
IA customer of minel highly approves of your Hop
Bittcrs, having received great benefit from their
use. l. 1. HOLMES, chemist
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FRoM PoRTrGAL AND SPAIN.

Gentlemen. Though not In the habit praising
paten, medicines, which for the most part are not
only useless but injurious. have constantly used
Hop Bitters for the past four years In eases Of ndi-
ges,ion debility. fcblcne of constitution and In
all diseases caused by poor or bad ventilation, want
of air aud exercise. oyerwork. and want Of Ape
tre with the most perfect success.
am the first who introduced your Hop Bii'ers
In Portugal aud spain, where they are now used
very extensively. Yours very truly,
BARON DEFOSTE BELLA,
Profession Dc Chomio ct de Parmacie, Co!mbra
University, Coimbra. Portugal.
lmh 3l-sl Tu.Ih&wlml
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

FRIDAY. AnTII 70, IFf0s
sALEs-FfRsT roAHD.-l0 shares Atlanta aud
Charlotte Railroad at 679; 5000 virginia new
3'sat 81, 1000 do. at "a; 1000 Virginia 10-40's
NJ 33k.
SECOND BoARD.-20 shares Columbia and
Grecnyille preferred AT Elk
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A FEW UNSOLICITED LETTERS FROM
THOUSANDS RECEIVED.

FEBRUARY 9, 1882.
have tried experiments on myself and others
with Hop Bitters. and can easily recommend them
a. a pleasant and efficacious medicine. have
found them specially useful I'm eases OF congestion
Of the kidneys, as well as In bilious d0rdage-
ments. Rev }. MiLNER, NJ. n,
Rector TO the Duke of Edinburg
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Rs0 E,tre fu DcIhf.

DELHI. INDIA. April 20.-An extensive
con1agration has occurred in this city.
Two thousand houses have been destroyed,
and a great number Of families are desti-
tute and homeless.
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nUJS Is TO CERTIFY THAT


/ owing To continued III health \. NJ HElI-
MAN has withdrawn from the firm OF HElTMAN
& YOUNGER, and that the said firm being there
nv dissolved by the operation of law, We. LAW
SON &. YOU NIGER. VI. MILLtllsER, and GUST
NIIIHI~ER, all Of the city Of Richmond, state
OF Virginia, do hereby renew the SAID limited
pgrtnership. under and In pursuance OF the stat
utcs i'm such ease made and provided, upon The
terms and conditions hereinafter set forth aud In
the said statutes prescribed-that Is To say;
l. The slid partnership Is 10 be conducted un-
der The name or firm OF 81. &. YOU NGER' OF
which LAWSON G. YOUNGER isa general part
nor aud VI. MlLLHlrER aud GUST. MILLHl-
SIR are special partners-al residing In the
said city Of Richmonc.
2. The business intended 10 be transacted by me
said firm or partnership Is tie GENERAL
WUOI EsALE-GROCERG BUSINESS.
g. Zach " the said special partners IA, con-
trlbuted TONE common stock OF the stlu partner
ship the sum Of eight thousand seven hundred ana
afIv ,sS,7JOl dollars: which said sums OF money
were contributed when the said limited partner
shin of HEITMAN YOUNGER was originally
formed-that Is TO say, on the lst day OF January
1881. ,.,,
is 10 be I'm the said city of Richmond. Inc part,
nership is Ia continue from the date hereot unti
the 1T day Of January, In the year lsss; ,o,,.
Witness the hands of the said parties tnls sun
d,vv -, 0,rch isS3. l.. &. YOUNGER,
Wy VI '''''N"' NJ. MILLHlsER.
GUST. MiLLHlSER.
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Fatal Accident at u Fire.

NUMBER OF PERSONS BURIED IN THE RUINS
OF A BUILDING.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, April 20.-During
the progress OF fire here early this morn
Ing the roof OF building fell In, buryiDg
number Of persons in the ruins. One
Isenberger, keeper Of saloon in the
building which fell, and an unknown man,
were taken from the ruins dead. Twelve
men were taken out badly hurt, some pro-
badly fatally. Several more persons are
known TO be i'm the ruins, but il is believed
al Of the wounded have been rescued.
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LONDON, ENG, september j. lcs2.
am pleased 20 testify 10 the goods effects Of YOUR
Hop Bitters. Have been suffering long time with
severe pair In the left side and the loins, ana
having tried a number Of sO-callcd remedies With
ont any benefit, am glad to acknowledge the great
relief have obtained from your medicine.
CHARLES WATSON.
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IOLCHFSTFE, FNfF.. NUYtIsT 70. INNZ.
Gentlcmcn.-I was troubled with a very had form
of indigestion for a long time. and tried MANY
things IN vain until got some Hop Biters, aud on
taking was quite cured, ana remain so I'LL this
time. II Is now three months ago since was bad.
+. BELL.
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DIssOLUTIONs & PARrNERsHIPs.
RICHMOND, VA. April Is, 1883.
DISSOLUTlON OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice IS hereby given that the firm Of DODGE
& MON TGOMERT has this day been dissolved by
mutull consent. W. :. DODGE withdraws from
The drm W. DODGE.
GEORGE X. MONTGOMERY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1883.
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 20, 1888.
ARRIVED.
Schooner FayOritc, -. Norfolk. light.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker, New YORK,
merchandise and passengers, q. W. Allen & co.
agents. ~ ia ,. ,,.
state mail, merchandise. end pa,stRseis' l.. l.
TarnT superintendent
schooner >alie & Ellen. Lloyd Washington. ID.
c.. stone, Curtis x Parker.
Schooner \ T. COhn. Fisher, Petersburg, gtI1nO,
Curtis K Parker.
schooner T.. Vanduscn. Godfrey Philadelphia,
coal, Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company.
CLEARED.
Bark Serene. >cgerman. RIO Janelro. -four Ilax-
ALL renshaw Company tl0aded ~ West Point.
PORT OF NEWPORT'S NEWS. APRIL 30. 1883.
IBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
steamer Luray. schermerh0rn. Norfolk. mer-
chandise and passengers Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer AccOmac. Delk. merchandise and pas
scngcrs, Smithheld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sailed on rei'Wnl
steamer Northampton, McCarrick, Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and ono
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamship Manhattan. stephens, New YORK.
merchandise and passengers, old Dominion steam
ship Company.
steamship Antonio, Seaborne. New Orleans FOR
Bremen, put In FOR coal land proceeded.
SAILED.
steamship Manhattan, stephens Norfolk.
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WARN SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w BATH COUNTY. VA,
ARE NOW OPEN.

The finest warm sulphur bath I'm the world.
Pamphlets to be had of Purcell, Ladd 4 Co., or Of
the prop ctor. send postal. ......
m l4-3m JOHN J.. EUBANk.
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Lovpoy, Eng. Fehruary 1852.

Gentlemcn.-For years | have been a sufferer
from kfdpey complaint. and from using your Hop
them To all SUFFERING, from such disease.
WILLIAM HARRIS.
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Mysterious and Fatal shooting.

The conference
for several days. 81
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CWIFT'S SPECIFIC
CURES SCROFULA.
sWIFT'S SPECIFIC
CURES SORES.
sWIFT'S SPECIFIC
CURES ULCERS.
swIFT's SPECIFIC
CURES ECZEMA.
swIFT'S SPECIFIC
CURES CATARRH.
swFTs SPECIFIC
CURES ERUPTIONs.
swIFT's SPECIFIC
CURES RHEUMATISM
swIFTs SPECIFIC
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
sWIFT'S SPECIFIC
CURES BLOOD DISEASES.
sWIFT's SPECIFIC
REMOVES ALL faint,
Hereditary or otherwise,
SWIFT'S SPECIFIC
Is the great BLOOD REMEDY Of the Age.
Write for fun particulars TO
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, 81 To Sl.75 pc
bottle. ap l5-lw
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Timothy KeIIy's Trial-The Jury Cn-
able to Agree.

DUBLIN, April 20.--The trial OF Timothy
Kelly for completely in the murder OF Cav
endish and Burke was resumed in Green
Street courthouse this morning. After
calling few more witnesses the Crown an
nounced that their case was closed. The
case for defence was then opened.
Kelly's counsel announced that they
would produce witnesses to prove an abb
for the prisoner. kelly's brother was their
first witness. He testified that he was in
company OF the prisoner on the 9th OF May.
ON REORGANIZATION his evidence con-
| flcted with that given by the employer OF
prisoners. The defence called four friends
| Of Kelly, al OF whom swore that the prl-
soner was in their company at the time
| Cayendish and Burke were assaSsnated.
| One OF the witnesses called by defence
| testified that he went to Phoenix Park with
Kelly on Sunday, May eth, the day after
the murders, and that both Of them made
an examination of the blood-stains on the
ground.
The evidence having been concluded,
Mr.. McInerney made the closing argument
in defence Of Kelly.
The Judge then delivered his charge,
and the jury, at 5:4j O'Clock in the after
noon, retired. After remaining out some
little time the jury returned to the court
room and announced that they were unable
to agree.
Kelly was then remanded, and will be
retired on Monday next.
When the disagreement OF the jury be-
came known the crowds OF people in the
streets around the court became excited
and INDUCED in cheers for Kelly and the
jurors.
Eugene Kingston demanded for Trial
DUBLIN, April 20.-Eugene Kingston,
who was arrested in Liverpool Wednesday
| on suspicion OF being connected with the
PhGniX-Park murders, was arraigned in
court to-day, and after a hearing IN his
case, was remanded TO prison TO answer
charge Of conspiracy to murder.
Mr.. liai ringtOn Takes His Seat I'm
Parliament.
LONDON, April 20.-Mr. Harrington,
member Of Parliament for West Meath,
who has just completed term OF imprison-
ment in Ireland, made his appearance In
the House OF Commons this afternoon, and
was introduced by Messrs. Parnell,
Arthur, and U'Connell. Mr.. Harrington
took his seat amidst cheers from the IRISH
members.
Fatal Collision Of Steamships.
BMBoA, SPAIN, April 20.-A collision
has occurred of here between the Eng
lish steamer Thames and the Spanish
steamer Magdalena Vicenta. The latter
was sunk with five OF the persons on
board. Two OF the crew Of the Thames
were also drowned.
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RIcmMnNn. VA. Anril Is. 1ss3


Notice Is hereby given that have this day pur-
chased The interest Of W. :. DODGE I'm the late
firm of Dodge & Montgomery, and Will continue
the business AZ 3O5 ana go east Broad street.
will pay all bills Of the late firm. and all bills
due IL Will be collected by me.
an io-iw GEORGE X. MONTGOMERY.
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ytpc,yt,. CORPORATION OF RIcHMoSD-ro

WIT.
This day Lawson c. Younger, whose name Is
mentioned as a general partner IN the renewai Oh
the limited partnership oi heiInhan ~ lounsvi
the articles Of which renewal are nStvuh.o ann. ~
ed. appeared before me, notary public IN ana Tor
The Corporation aud state aforesaid, ana MADE S
,i 80 ners named I'm the said articles Of re-
newai Of the said limited partnership have each
contributed to the common stock o. .he ,, said re-
a'ro' pnirod and INV ts.750l dollars; which
all nm, nu az money were contributed when the
saiJ IimiieJ partnership Of Hoffman Younger
was originally formcd-that Is 10 say On tue is'
u Given W 1 under my hand this goth day Of March,
,euS e" "i''e' my WILLIAM NJ. TCRPIN,
1000 Notary Public.
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NEW YORK, April 2o.-Cotton-Net receipts,
CLOSED weak: sales, $4,000 bales; April, slO.I4@
SOLD: May, SlO.I9; June. SiO.35; July.
August. sl0.59@SlO.60: Sep
icmher. Sl0.33aslO.3i: October, 9lO.OleJ
s9.93Mt9.9i; January, lO.O2aSlO.04.
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LIME, CEMENT, &C.

y 600 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
Z.C\V LAND LINE, from the celebrated
:. lnbb Lime kilns," daily expected per schoouo-
ID. ii. Ingraham; Tor sale low from dock by
R0BERT WENDENBvRG,
nm l5-lw sos Main and l 7 Fifteenth street.
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DETROIT, Mich, April 20.--A case Of
mysterious and fatal shooting has just oc-
Cured at Grand Rapids. Last Friday two
men registered at a hotel a james Clan
cv. Buffalo," and "Nate Addison, no.
where" For several days they drank
heavily. The survivor, Hartman Clinton,
who registered a. Clancy. gives this ac-
count Of the tragedy: They had spent all
their money. and he determined TO destroy
himself. He took q revolver. wen. to his
rooms HnS The weapon, and lay down
on sS4ssH55hen Addison, entering,
trie5 13kSize the pistol. and in the strug-
gle it was discharged, killing Addison.
Clinton at once gave himself up, and
awaits in Jail the result Of the coroner's
inquest. Clinton SAYS he has wife, chill
dren, and brother at Addison, y. Y.
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CHICAGO, April 2O.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
active and lower: regular. : .OO3 April. Corn
unsettled and lower: j34fijf4c. cash, 532c.
April. oats easier but not quotablY lower. lard
moderately active and higher; II .5OelSl Or
cash and April Bulk meats In fair demand /;
shoulders. no: short ris. .lO.t0: short clear,
ilO,75. Whiskey mchluged.
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An rights Of the drm Of uEITMAN & YOUNG
En- being by Law transferred 10 the nrh oi l.. ".
YoIiNGFR' all settlements are 10 be made win
the lastnamed hrin , ~ votrNcrp
NH 3l-6w ~ ~
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Northeastern Nebraska.

The growth and prosperity of North
eastern Nebraska, is best Illustrated by
the numerous towns that have within the
past two or three years sprung up within
It's borders. 4 comparatively short time
ago WAYNE, Wakefield and other villages
OF considerable Importance were I'M
known. The growth, however, Is not eX-
hausted In Cedar county have lately
been established two or three towns,
which bid fair to eclipse anything in this
part of the state. This is particularly
true of the new town of Harrington, which
from its geographical position, can hardly
fail to become the chief town of Cedar
county, and one of the finest if not the
principal town of Northern Nebraska.
The advantages and natural resources
of this section of the state long unknown,
are now becoming known and apprecia-
ted The villages that are being estab-
lished. and the farmers who are occupy
ing the land are laying the foundation for
what will in future years prove as pros
porous a community as any IN this or any
of the rich and populouS Mississippi val
lev states.
From Sioux City west, and from Omaha
north to Harrington, the new line OF Kali
road runs through fertile territory, hay-
ing number of stirring villages, most OF
them being of Late date and considering
their age, possessed of considerable
wealth and population.
Wayne Dixon and Cedar have, per-
haps. greater natural resources than any
other counties, and when the stream of
coming emigration shall occupy the land
and their labor shall develop its natural
wealth, they viii take their place in farm
ing and stock raising among the foremost
counties of the state.
For Map of Northeastern Nebraska and
other information free, address t. w.
Teasdale. General Passenger Agent, ST.
Paul, MINI.
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The ablest religious and literary news
paper published One-quarter to one
half larger, but the same price as its con-
temporarles.
1t has twenty-five distinct departments,
all good, many of them of superior excel
lence,
Its literary department, embracing re-
views, criticisms and notices of all new
books published, contains 10 or II col
umns weekly, and has no superior in
journalism.
During the next few months THE INDIE
PENDENT will publish stories by William
d. Howells, author of 'Their Wedding
Journey" "a Modern Instance" etc; w.
Z. Norris, author of "Matrimony," "No
New Thing" etc; F. Marion Crawford,
author of Mr.. Isaacs," CDR. Claudius,"
etc; J 5. of Dale, author of ''Guerndale" :;
Edward Everett Hale, author of Ten
Times One is Ten" ETC.; Julia Schayer,
author of "Tiger Lily and Other Stories" /;
Rebecca Harding Davis, Sarah Orne Jew
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and Others. Our readers who do not now
subscribe for it should read the advertise
ment in another column, which gives sub
scription rates in full. Everyone should
at least send 80 cents for a months Trial
Trip and make its acquaintance. Adj
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Evils of Gossip.

/ have known a country society
which withered away to nothing I'M
der the dry rot of gossip only.
Friendships, once as firm as granite,
dissolved to jelly, and then ran away
to water, only because OF this; love,
that promised future as enduring as
heaven, and as stable as truth, evapo-
rated into a morning mist that turned
to days long tears, only because OF
this; a father and son were set foot to
foot with the fiery breath of an anger
that would never cool again between
them: and q husband and his young
wife, each straining at the heated
leash which in the beginning had been
the golden bondage of a God blessed
love, sat mournfully by the side of the
grave where all their love and all
their ioy Law buried, and all because
of this. / have seen faith transform
ed to mean doubt, Joy give place TO
grim despair, and charity take ON II
self the features of black malev0lence,
all because of the spell words of scan
Dial, and the magic mutterings OF gos-
sip, Great crimes work great wrong,
and the deeper tragedies of human
life springs from the larger passions;
but woeful and most mournful are
the uncatalogued tragedies that issue
from gossip and detraction; most
mournful the shipwreck often made of
noble natures and lovely lives by the
bitter winds and dead salt waters OF
SANDER. So easy to say, yet so hard to
disprove-t throwing on the innocent
all the burden and the strain OF dem
onstrating their innocence, and pun
ishing as guilty if unable to pluck out
the stings they never see, and to 81
lence words they never hear-gossip
and SANDER are the deadliest and cru
elest weapons man has ever forged for
his brothers heart.--AU The Year
RoJlDH
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nin I.eWis,s Monthly.

The November issue OF Do LEWIS's
MONTHLY is much increased in size, and
superior to any previous number. 1t is
admirable as a whole and in detail In
ebriety among Women" by DR.. Lucy NJ.
Hall, Physician of the great Women's
Prison at Sherborn, Mass, is q thought
full discussion of the causes and results of
intemperance among women. Elihu
Barbour, of Kansas, discusses the out
come of obedience to MIR. Greeleys in
junction, young, man go West. Elm
ployers and Employed" by Mrs. Sarah
X Bolton, is a happy and instructive dis
cussion of this important relation IN hui
man life as seen throughout Europe and
our own country. Beautiful Hands" by
Fanchon will delight all women who
are ambitious of personal charms.
''The Old-Fashiond Home" by Rev. DIR.
Fulton, is hearty plea for genuine love
and honest life. Helen NJ. LOder reviews
with spirit and pluck "Our Young Wom-
en-" by Dr. Howard Crosby, which APP
peared in previous number of this mag
azine. Dear Sill" by President Lee, of
the agricultural College, Miss, is an at
tack upon old-fashioned absurdity. Lii
lie DevereuX Blake gives us one of her
Thanksgiving Eve con the Right and
Wrongs of Doubling" by Rev. DR.. Hop
kins, President of Auburn Theological
Seminary, will surprise many people who
know the reputation for solid orthodoxy
of Dir. Hopkins and his institution. Dora
Darmore, a writer well known on the Pa
citic coast, gives us a remedy, and a good
one for Polygamy. ''Big Jack SMALL"
is one of the best stories which has ap-
peared in an American magazine in
many years. 1t gives vivid description
of an ox-driver's or "bull-punchers life
in Nevada. Fashions" are discussed
and finely illustrated by Aunt Bonnybell.
"Our Cooking School, under the manage
ment of Julia Colman, grows better and
better. Book Notices" are well done,
and "What Everybody Ought to Know"
by Arthur Chester, is both interesting and
and useful.
Besides all these articles, we find the
following from the Editor of this popular
magazine: THE Good Old Times, and A
New Mystery" in which Spirltualism is
discussed; an admirable biographical
sketch of George /. Angel, of Massachu-
setts "A Wretched Mistake, Husbands
and Wives" long illustrated article upon
Exercise" with the Rings another chap
ter in the Editors series on Our Brains
and Nerves" ''Three Square Meals, or
the Prope Treatment of Consumption,
an interesting sketch of "Irish Ladies"
''The Proper Clothing for Cold Weather"
a somewhat extended discussion of Ca
tarrh and its Treatment" and several
brief HYGIENE chapters. 1t is the best
number of this Magazine yet given to the
public.
FRANK SEAMAN, Publisher,
69-7l Bible House,
New York
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Sheriff,s Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
IN and in pursuance of an alias execution is
sued out of and under the seal of the Circuit
Court of st. Croix county, State of Wisconsin,
upon a. judgment rendered b. said court on the
18th day of July, A. ID. 1883 i'll an action wherein
J. & Schneider was plaintiff and John Murphy
was defendant in favor of said plaintiff aad
against said defendant, for the sum Of siXty-fiye
dollars and fifty seven cents (s65.57} damages, and
thirty-fo dollars and fifty five cents $3.50
costs, as appears by the Judgment roll on file in
the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court for the
county of st. Croix. Wisconsin; and whereas said
Judgment docketed in Pierce county on the
Sd day of october, 1888, and the sum of one hun
dred dollars and twelve cents (Sl00.l2), with in
terest thereon from the 18th day of July, lss3 is
now actually due thereon; and whereas such
execution ordered Inc TO levy upon and sell all
the right, title and interest which the said de-
PENDANT, John Murphy, had on the oath day of
March, A. D. 1885, or which he has since ac-
quired in and TO the following described real
estate situate lying and being in the county of
Pierce and State of Wisconsin, t0-wit: The east
half of the northeast quarter OF the northeast
twenty seven en-, north Of range eighteen (lS)
west did ON the 9th day of october, A. D. 1888
levy on all the right title, and interest which
the said defendant, John Murphy, had on the
since acquired in and TO the real estate herein
before described and that on the 2lst day of
December. A.. d. 1888 at two o clock in the after
noon of that day at the front door of the Post
Office in the town of River Falls, shall offer for
sale and sell at public auction to the higest bid
der for cash. the right, title, aud interest of said
defendant in and to said land so levied upon as
aforesaid to satisfy said execution and the costs
and expense of such sale.
Dated River Falls, November Sth, 1888.
r. NJ. SANDS,
Sheriff of Pierce County, Wis.
BY 4. II. LORD,
His Deputy.
HUMPHREY & MCDONALD, Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Hudson Wis 2S-T