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HOTEL DE EILLE.-NOuS rappe
Ions aux charpcntiers qui dtsirent
contractor pour liz construction de
rH0tei de vile qni Seta bait a Pen.
c0ignure DIES rues Green ct ThibO.
daux, que leurS submissions cache
tees serOnt recnes dams ce bureau,
jusqu'au % de ce mois, a midi. lie
comitA de construction Sc reserve
lie drOit de r~ejrter M ct toutes les
OffreS.
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ECOLE PUBLIQUE.- Une e

ECoLE PUBLIQUE.- Une ecolc
publique va 6tre bate, a envilOn
deuX miles en bias du Cutoff, sur
I'LL terrain mrSIlraut I%uarante piedS
sur cent cinquante, achete de Paul
Lefort, pour la somme de cinq pias
tres. La con t. uctiOn de cette nOl
velle maison d'ecole, s.. fera sur lie
plan adopte par le bureau DIES
4cOles. g..
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BAYOU DIES ALLEMANDS.- La
Station du Bayou des Allemands
est devenne le grand depot de 81
bier ct principalement du canard.
Cest-la que les Nemrods de la
Nouvelle- Orleans wont, lie diman.
che, remplir leurs carnassieres,
ct, ployant sous le fax de leur char
&c, ills renIreht, lie sOir, triomphale-
ment dams leurs penates.
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

PAPETERIE.-On trOuvrra actin
element 4 Ia Pharmacie ThibO.
deaux, le plus grand assortment
de %papeterie qni ait jamais etc recn
dams notre Vile. ii Y rn q pour
touS les g"lltS ct pour tontes les
bourSes ; drpui> 10 cts la boite JUS
QUA n plaStir.
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droite de Ia cIoix, aliisi

L%'opfrati0n est termin6e. Les
deux chiffres places horizontalc-
ment ftant parcels indiqnent que lie
produit de Ia multiplication est
juste.
\. B.-Remarqnez que, apres
avolr multiple les dcux chitfres su
PROPOSES, 81 rom ob,ient TN produit
plus fort que o, il faut diviser &c
prodnit par 8 ct poser lie restant Il
la gauche de la croix.
81 lie prOdnit de ces deux chiffres
est excitement g., il est clair que L.
chltfIe qui sera Il placer a la gauche
de la crOix sera o.
Cette preuve-qui nest pas lou.
velle, il sen faut-luoique IN pen
longne expliquer, est, Pom en- ron
viendra, beauconp plus courte 4
operer que celle, generalement en-
usage dams nos ecoles, ct offre tout
autant de garantie.
f. REUTER-.
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Observation-Disclosures ct COM
mode bateau James II. Letcher, CON-
mande par 10 capitaine V. Maurin,
Went dc commencer Ses voyages re-
guliers entire Thibodaux ct Donald
sonvllle. CONNIE nous T'avons dtia
annonce, ce bateau est tres conve-
naoiement amenage pour les voya-
geur> ct peut faire lie trajet entire
les deuN villeS dams trOis heures.
Hes prix sont modiques.
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JURY DE POLICE.-Le jury de
lollce convoque par le president,
BUR DIES petitions DIES citoyens de
Aoekport, a propos dc la prochaine
location du ferry, s'est assemble
samedl dernier. Apres Ia lecture
ue deux petitions, signees Il peu
pres par IN egal nombre de cito.
yens, tune demandant ace que Ia
location reste OF ellie await ste fixee
par la nouvelle ordonnance relati
We aux ferries ct rautre Ia youlant
un couple d'arpents plus has, lie
Jury a tranche la question en- litige
ell decldant que lie ferry serait pla-
&c aux environs de reglise. Or
aohc, par suite de ce enlargement,
"a vente du fermage du ferry de
Aockport q etc renvoy6e.
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Bucklen'S Arnica Salvc-

The Best Sai.e ill., ihr wnrt,i io, Cuts,
BUSES, Sores Ulcers. Sal, Rhrum. f..
yer Sores, Teite,, Citapi"d Hands Cl,it
b'alns Corns. and ali Skin E,niIlnnx.
and positively cures Plies. or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed t" give per
fect satisfaction. or mnIn r-fnnlrd
PIIce % cents per box. For Sai,. at
T%hibodaux Drug store
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AVIS.

''ea s'u.ai.nes d'nn"nt avis an pnbli. GU.
ons a.hctH, i. Mn" M.rie LAURA rhioodarx
Z con emu In magasIn slime Otto .nnre ,!rs
rues Main OF 1t. Philippe, Thibo INK ..n.et
que Get ef''!issement es, a~tnclI-ment con
nn I sous la raIsou s"ciale Dinu,. Il Tetreau,
o. 'tIE DI OVNE.
II. f:r ;:AJ,
ThibodauN. Lne.. aT i, 1886.
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OFFRE. - Toute pcrsonne qui
prendra un Announcement dune an
nee a la SENTINELLE, recevra gra-
tultement, pendant Ia duree de son
Announcement, lie Chicago Weekly
Neus.
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Raceland, Is nov. 1885.

Monsieur PEditeur.-Si vous pre
nez les arithmetiques de CO pays.
vo"s remarquerez que tontes, sans
exception, dissent de multiplier lie
Mnltiplicateur par lie Multiplicande
pour operer la preuve de la multi
plicatiOn. Cette methoIe de verif-
cation est, c~ertes, tres bonne, mails
il en- est une autre, generalement
pen connue de CT cote ci de Pat
lantique, qul lui est, je crois, bien
preferable, par la raison qn'elle est
beauconp plus courte. La voici, 81
vous le permettez!
Prenons par exemple:
Multiplicande 2345O69
Multiplication 2465437
LIE Prodnit est: 57S1619SSO153
PREUvE-Additionnez tous les
chiffres du mnltipllcande, autre que
le chiffre 9, vous aurez
2t3t4t5tOf6-2O
Cherchez combien de fois 9 est con.
tenue dams go ; vons tr0uverez O.
Deux fois 9 font Is, il reste 2. Pc.
sez &c restant, ainsi
f.
AdditiOnnez ensuite les chifres
dn multiplication, lie total est 81
Neuf est contenu 3 fois dams 81, ct
il reste / que vous place. au-des.
sous du 9, ainsi
+
Multipliez ces deux chitfres (4x2)
lie produit est s que vous posez a IL
gauche de Ia croix
ST.
AddiIionnez maintenant les chit.
fres du produit, le montaut est So.
-Neuf est contenu 5 fois dams So, |
ct il reste 8 que vons placer a la
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T
@ J. J. DAIGRE.


Has located in town peruia. sntl, I'd I'll
lert"rmall opcrati' Il. aplcrtaiaing I" =.
professions at very m"lcrat, prices. Hc
will alsn practice in tho srr,oac lin. coun.
try and adj ,inln. Parishes .nan e., i. Ter
Once Corner # st. II Hip and T~bi.@la,x
SITS. The hest OF refer, ne .ivct.
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AddiIionnez maintenant les chit.
fres du produit, le montant est So.
-Neuf est contenu 5 fois dams So,
ct il reste 8 que vons placer a la
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Multiplied ces deux chiffres (4x2)
lie produit est s que vous posez 4 IL
gauche de Ia croix
9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-01

THURSDAY, JUNE H.
PARTITION SALE,
under direction John Whalen. esq, Referee
1872 valu able lots
and choice plot. consisting OF 10 7O-lOu acres.
situate in New-fork CITY.
7athst-S. g., IT'S g. 5th-ave 4 lots
82d-st-N. g.. IL W. AadisOn-ave- LOLA
eSd-st-S. g. POP o. 5tl-ave., 2 lots.
03d-st-N. s. las o Madson-ave, lots.
Grand Bcu levard and 82d-s.-S. q corner, lots.
Fiverside-ave. 900 n 122d-st, 2lots
Riverslfe-ave. and a6th st-S Q corner, lots
Riyerside-ave. and 93d-st--N. 9. corner lot
Old nd oath sts.-l26 ". llthaye loSs
97thst-N.s g., 100 Q. 1Oth-ave, lots
or nd boulevard and l35thst.--S W. corner, lots
Boulevard.-E o. 499.5 q l3sth-st, lots
boulevard. 9Th. and l5Oth sts.-E. 49, 80 lots.
Vermilyel-aye ami Kings Bridge ROad-lOO Emerson
ct, lots. - 80.
Kings Bridge Road 1S9th and l9tth sts-33 lots
l8,th-st-N A71l W. bhave, gore, 255.b feet mont
14Oth.st-N. 8. IS e. 6th-ave- gore.
l4lstst--S s., 225 O. 6th-ave, gore.
14istst.-N. s., l75 g. 6thave- gore
i42d-st-S q, 225 g. 6th.aye., gore
Boston Road 23d Ward. -15 701O0 acres
Morris-st and Railroads.&c. lots
ALEXANDER II. JOHNSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, 4 Warren 81.
IACHMAN MORGANrHAU Il GOLDSMITH,
Defendants Attorneys 2z3 Broadway.
]. O. A. JOHNSON,
Defendants Attorney, q Warren-st.
Book maps can beobtaned non attorneys auctoneers
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Che Curt.


A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB-Jerome Park.
"A May 90. May %. May 30, Decoration Day.
June ,. June June q, and June q
Races promptly Decoration Day other davs. 2:30
J. ii. CUsr TER, Secretary. ~ BELMONT, fIesident
rI1HE DRIVING CLUB OF NETWORK,
4 MORRIsANIA, n. y.
$4,000
purses premiums and added money.
(2:j0 lass
TUESDAY, June 2.......... Free for all,
t2;3O Class.
(2:Jj Class
,,,,,,>-re,,.,, ,o Rnnncrs double teams 10
NHD-NE0O@AA d uAo ''-'----) skeleton wagons,
2;26 Class
,r,,rps,,.v ,, S9.miru Glass;
III O4''0@Ai' '"'i0 f-'----''- (I:l7 Cns3.
,,,tr,,. ,. {24O Class,
FI'iDAi UNIV 0.----------'-' AL Class
CT Entries all.
PRICE OR ADMISSIONS
@tanu
To Club HOu go. . W
Season llCAets 10 NluD Ouse W
ladies unaceOmPaniei by memb RS admitted to CUB
House
The grounds reached by 6h-ave Elevated Road to
l65th.sL, Harlem Railroad TO Melrose Statiol
5. T. sNIFFEN, J. ID. RIPLEY
Acting Secretary. President
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INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS, :, D r

NTUK MI UFKMAN- ITIJ II NVs
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,,,,rD,
NEW.YoKK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BtEMENa -,
EIBk, Wea. Juno IN Min AZ June % Z. ~,
NLCkAn, sat June pm. EMS Wed ,uno g. n ~ - nm,
fUIDA.Wed frue IN, Bpm. DpN ~ t5at IN
ON Express Steamers First CABIN s1OUt sl9n seconu
Cabin $50 TO Sl0 on older Steamers First 'CaoI @4
S' steerage at lowest rates.
n L IL. - M a.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 4.

THURSDAY, JUNE 4.
6AND 2S LISPENARD-ST
near Church substantial 5tory and finished basement
front and warehouse buildings steam heat
thoroughly eonstl ucted; 376x94.5
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Gelp n1anted.

A GENTS wanted for the GREAT HISTORY
N Inv LANES a. BLAINE.-Agents make from 500 70
81 600 per aoath. The Henry Bin Pub Co., Norwich CODE
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REAL ESTATE.
Nsw-YoRx. Saturday, May 80, 1854
IONA hald at the Exchange and Auction

wpw.YoRx, Saturday, May 80 1854
..,.. ,vora held at the Exchange and Aucuon
Room to-day.
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
For the week ending with Saturday June o. t the
following sales are announcer W w Nv"
Exchange and Auction hoom'
MONDAY JUNE1
rarustt a Coz partition sale Myer f. isa So
referee and the n 4 ss0sE H PnSc two
81 - 4 &! si1ssfs
S awslng S Of Ma
.f sSss' sd Ss ;sss
3 s Ps
Ss q Ayfs S s9a 20 'S Vest 800
ssve with three renss s,spee sale Of the fo
Sns property James NJ ' 30 lef
aSoat 20, place lot a1 SnSn
aud Ss.oTy oI rSnSin S through 70 80 NOyt ss
fsof Sews Of above lot 2xge and
sstcry apartment house the m ssT ON cor Of
lot aPs t%sn q hG 9Ssv snf lot S5%oo and
No ls%ss. s 40 Vest st2 ohs 81 M Brcadway
each and story bIiSS sTsns lot i7Ioo
and sstoy 6TOwnstOne house NO ol East l2o'o'' 90
''''' TUESDAY. JUNE9.
cree Plct Of land. 81 xollIioo''10i' on
James Public ucO, sale plot q Boa and
ii
Thomss stearns: Executors sle lots 2oxl2o escn
wasmscnaye 30 q 72s. and puo aSe $40 II OF
lots, together in SIZE lOOxlJzAIO-AAoo . A'N'
DevOest near High BRUCE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8.
DIN Seaman Force sale Alexander Ih an sS Mini
soi and t-story and frame houses No lou M
beTyst cor Of AssieTss pnbo Auction sale "a 5x
90 10 AMI 3stOry brick house. NO az Ass ~ ana
II Of 2dave; lot 90 ixs and 2story p3cA no"'' ANU
6-story brick fiat. No ~ 2GaNe' sc COZ VI A'
THURSDAY. JUNE4
DIN Foreclosure sale James sl5gsr haye
also pot of land 6xAs9 irregular and and s,ory
dwellings, Nos 22S and $50 West SOh-st lul S5
sta.ays and io 2s1s # S OF 7t lave.
Richard Harnett & Co: Public auctlon ede 10.
n Woodrufaye running through 10 TslroaG
ave 81 n OF 53dst lot 375x946 and 5sicy ron
buildings 2e % ldspenaIs 81 % - Oh hn
ct and lot 26dxlOs5 ana no as ~, " Dds ave- W
FRIDAY, JUNE
Richard Harnett q Co: Foreclosure sale francis n
Oliver referee plot land 5Ox2O sxlOx 100
N East 3f-st running through TO 3th-st 20 ~ eo
Madsonaye and similar sale. William Fowler reIeIee.
plot OF land 369x174xSG4x25S on Vanderbave cor OF
onis Meer Foreclosure SALE Samuel Batcl ford ref
cree lots l0SxlO0 EACH and 3sOry stone front houseS
Nos 400 and All Pleasant-ave 87.6 It OF l22d-st
Johp smy th Foreclosure SALE sidney stuart referee
lot 34x 20 irregular and 3sOy 'front.' ~
$50 b-ave s. 446 of 20hst and public auction sole
lots 23 x1OOf1 each West llIth-st on OF
and two lots 22xlOOu each. West lleth'sh IoH "
ID Seaman Foreclosure sale, Thomas odell referee
plot land. l0Oxl50 Waverly place. COT Oh MOnIOe
ave. ,.,- ,r,1-r n
Richard Harnect Foreclosure sale, Thomas d Hew;
EFT referee plot land, 4lO.Sx so hva
5acory rick and frame buildings and stables Bak-st
s a block front between West-sJ and lSthave
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aurtion Sales of Real Gsiae.
DICHARD V. HARNETT s. CO., Auctioneers.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
nj O'Clock nj the Real Estate Exchange aud Auction Room
81 TO 65 Lberty-st, New-York;
MONDAY, JUNE /,

Queen Anne cottage and grounds long Branch on
(heseaave opposite side Chapel $40 feet from Ocean
ave handsome 3sory villa containing 10 rooms and eHen
laundry plot 47.i0xl5O; central location ADJOINING
principal hotels Terms liberal Sale positive
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Gnmmer Resorts.

The short line between NewYork and Canaaa -s,,res
Lake George Lake Champaign the Ad1onuachs,
Onebec he 4 and SAguenay River, CooperstoN
sharon Sprin IS cave. present choice o. eNSJ
wit American summer Ire
Tickets sale at all prominent ticket otces uatea
map. time tables, descriptive pamphle, pISg '
&c, TO ,.sr't Albany n. Y.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-25
A JURORS STUMP SPEECH.

Had Col. Plummer been making q
political speech, instead of speaking as
"impartial" juror, he could not have
been more adroit in his remarks than
he proved himself to be in his stump
speech addressed to Judge Mcconnell
Monday afternoon. He said, according
to the Argus report:
Your honor, I desire to make a brief
statement. When I was summoned as
a juror I didn't realize what a certain
portion of the law relative to grand
jurors meant. When it says that the
same person shall not be summoned as
a grand juror within two years of the
time he had previously served, [ took
this to mean that he would not be COM
PEELED to serve, that it would be q valid
excuse if he desired to offer it to the
court, whereby to secure his discharge.
But / understand now that it is a dis
barment to a juror and wonld seriously
a. 1T any indictment found by this
q jury. RumorsL even, have come
70 Il ears that parties before this grand
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-25
For the second time since the edito

For the second time since the editor
OF the INTER- OCEAN came to Dakota the
corrupt and rotten ring of politicians
who have disgraced Dakota have in
voked the strong arm of the law to pun
ish us for'our opinions and criticisms Of
their infamous acts. One of the men,
bers of that band of bandits known as
the capital commission caused our
arrest two years ago for libel. Before
the date for the preliminary examine
ton came round he cried like q baby
and acknowledged his mistake, and
when the examination did come he was
absent and the case was dismissed.
Now comes this grand jury business, the
purpose of which is we'll known. When
aver you find one or more of the cor
rupt gang interested in our prosecution,
you can safely wager your last dollar
that we have been giving some solid
facts concerning the ring. ....
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-25

IT is expected that the United States
grand jury at Fargo this week will find
indictments against the land officers at
Devils Lake which will afford good
ground for their removal.
The above is from the North Dakota
Democrat, published at Valley City by
gentleman bearing the suggestive
name of Vallandingham. Removal is
the them of many bright dreams Just
now, but the impatient throng who
want office should learn to distinguish
between offensive partisanship and the
various grades of ofenses before the law.
A true and just indictment against an
official means that an ofense against
the law has been committed, and that
he should be punished according t olaw.
Removal from office is no punishment
for an indictable crime.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-25
A NATION MOURNS
The Loss of a Hero and a
Statesman.
The Hero Of Appomatez Posses
way.
A Sad Night at Mt. MacGregor
Cottage.
The Time and Place Of the
Funeral Not Yet Given.
Dispatches Of Coincidence -
Gov. Pierce Proclaims.
The Shah Of Persia Rufaed at
England.
Two English Lords Fight Over
Mrs. Langtry.
Especial Telegram to the DAILY INTER-
OCEAN,
The Shah Of Persia Rufaed at
England.
Two English Lords Fight Over
Mrs. Langtry.
Especial Telegram to the DAILY INTER-
OCEAN.l z.

MT. McGREGoR, July 23.-Gen. Grant
breathed his last at 8:04 a. M, surround
ed by all the immediate members of
his family and Drs. Sands, Shrady and
Douglass. The general maintained his
consciousness to the very last. Signs of
dissolution set in at midnight and it
was plainly to be see that the end was
but a question of few hours.
At the hour mentioned bottles of hot
water were placed at the generals feet
to induce warmth, and mustard draughts
were applied upon his stomach and
breast to preserve the tagging circula-
ton.
At 1 o'clock the general was in the
same quiet condition. The pulse and
respiration was unchanged and there
was a feeling that he might tide over
the midnight, the season Of weakness.
Hypedermics of brandy were used.
Ats o'clock the patient was in a
commandment condition; respiration
had grown shallow, but there were no
expectations because of his weakness,
which was apparent.
New YORK, July %, 8:30a. m.-News
of Gen. Grants death had been received
but q few moments before the bells up
on Trinity and St. Johns churches be-
gan to toll, and soon the solemn tones
were caught up in all parts of the city
and conveyed the news of the generals
death to the people of this city and
BROOKLYN.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-25
e~sneciallv the gentlemen connect.

jury, especially the gentlemen connect
ed with the Devils Lake land Office,
have boldly stated that they should
plead my disqualification as a juror
if this body saw fit to find an Indictment
against them. In view of these facts,
and the further one, that from private
conversation l am led to believe that
there is likelihood of indictments being
found, and especially in consequence of
q conversation had with Major Boards
ley, a reputable gentleman and one we'll
acquainted with the facts at Devils Lake
and the conspiracies said to exist there,
/ ask your honor to excuse me from act
ing upon this panel.
The Colonel was excused, but not I'M
til he had told the jury the opinion he
had formed from statements made by
prejudiced persons.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-25
A LEGAL FARCE.

Under the caption "Found Guilty."
here IS the way the would-be Demo-
cratic organ in this city introduces the
Fargo Argus verdict against the land
officers and the INTER-OcEAN:
The following clipping from the Fargo
Argus tells the story Of the investiga-
ton of the official cesspool in this city,
and while q formal indictment was not
returned, yet as the matter now stands
the rascally ringsters are caught, and
efectually, too; and the neal future
will doubtless see them all relegated to
private life.
Here, in plain language, is the an
nounced purpose of the whole dirty
scheme-to ~"relegate the land officers
to private life" The men interested in
this "relegation". business are MCGEE,
Edwards, Creel, Havrevold and the
editors of the would-be Democratic
organ in this city. 1t is due the genuine
Democracy Of this place osay that they
do not recognize the sheet in question
as a Democratic paper; that the editors
of the paper did not know to which
party they belonged before Cleveland
was elected, and that the bona fde
Democrats here openly and emphatic
ally denounce the whole miserable bust
ness as an outrage.
U. S. Attorney Garland distinctly in
formed the jury that there was no law
under which an indictment could be
had; that no offense had been commit.
ted; that the evidence given was no evil
dence at all, but mere assertion. Nc
Gee, Creel and Havrevold delighted
the ears of the jury with stumpspeeches
in which the land officers and the In.
TER-OCEAN were roundly condemned,
and 1t became necessary for the U. S.
attorney to check them in their preju.
diced TRADE. .
There is no doubt in the minds of the
gentlemen called before them that a
majority of the jury were ready and
anxious to return an indictment. Il
the half we hear in regard to the
actions of the jury is true, the jury itsel1
should be indicted. Their conduct. tc
say the least, wa very unusual, and
Judge McConnell's attention has been
called to the matter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-07-25
MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS, DEFAULT HAS BEEN MADE IN
w the conditions of a certain mortgage bearing date
the 3oth day Of May, 1884, executed and delivered by
by the said mortgagor did grant, bargain, sell and con.
vey unto said mortgage the following described tracts
Of land lying and being in the city Of Devils Lake,
county Of Ramsey and Territory of Dakota, viz: Loi
eleven (11), in block thirty-two 1927, and lots one III
and two (), in block twenty-five (25), together with
the h~ereditaments and appurtenances, to secure the
payment Of the sum of six hundred and hfty dollars
and interest thereon at seven per cent per annum, &C.
cording to the conditions of three certain promissory
notes therein described, which said mortgage was on
the ID day of June, 1854. at Z O'Clock a. M, duly re.
corded in the office of the register of deeds in and for
said county of Ramsey, in book No. l of mortgages, on
page 16.
And whereas, default has been made in the condi.
due thereon the sum Of seven hundred and eleven and
15-l00 dollars and fifty dollars attorneys fee stipulated
in said mortgage, and no action or proceeding has been
instituted at law or otherwise to recover the debt Sc
cured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Now, therefore, notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of q power Of sale in the said mortgage contained
and pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provided, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale
Of the said mortgaged premises, and the above mort
gagged premises will be sold ut public auction, to thu
highest bidder for cash, by the sheriff of said Ramsey
county, at the front door Of the court house, in the city
Of Devils Lake, in said county and territory, on the It'll
day Of September, 1885, at 10 O'Clock q. m, to satisfy
the amount that shall then be due on the said notei
and mortgage, and all legal COST and disbursements.
Dated July %, 1885.
JOHN HARRINGTON, Trustee,
James +. O,Brien, Attorney for Mortgages. 1924