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BUSINESS ARDS.
R. H. T. TURNER,
H0MK0P&TI1IC PHYSICIAN AND
6UROEON.
Win attesd to call* at ell houri.
LYLK. MINN.
EI
P, VAN VALKENBURGH,
nltr ia Farm Machinery, Salt, Coal,
Lime, Grain. Ae., Ac. 0®ce Sontb Side of
IHIUM fiijatrt. Auatin, Mhs.
RANK P. ABBOTT,
alt
Teacher of Piano & Organ,
60LICITS PUPILS.
Refers to Prof*. Fre'.derich Mann, l'turit,
Tit.: A. C. Gutterson. Owatoank* Minn.: Mun
|tr Bros., St. Paul. Minn. 30
HE EVERLASTING WHITE
METALLIC
CLOTHES
JOHN F. ATHERTON,
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT,
Austin, Mower Svuty, UinniMt*
UEFILER
BILL STER AND DISTRIBUTER.
AUSTIN MINN.
LE ROY HOUSE,
A. B. MORSE, Proprietor.
-flaad Fare and'Reasonable Bills. Coma and
See.
LE ROY, MINNESOTA.
}-^.TV.R015I NSO n~
REGISTER OF DEEDS, Mower C«
Minn. Will examine titles, pay taxes for non
reeidents, Ac.
Anetin, Minn., March 14th, 1S71. yl
MANSFIELD HOUSE,
(Formerly Central.)
AUSTIN, MINN., Col. J. II. MANSFIELD,
Proprietor. Clenn b«ds, square meals, no
Irown sugar, and no (lead beats wanted. 7tf
Ceo. W. Clough,
COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Is prepared at all times to serve the public.
P. 0. Address, Austin, Mina. Residence two
aiiles southwest of Austin. (2-7
GEO.
P. HEELER,
ATTORNEY A COUNSELLOR at Law
*nd Solicitor in Chancery, Wells, Minn.
Will practice ia all parts of the State. 46jr
W.GIBSON. M. D., PHYSI
eian ana Surgeon, Austin, Minn. Offiee
nd residence on Water itf "it,
O.
Austin April 30th, 1888 #3-ly
BIERCE & JACKSON,
CARPENTERS AHD JOISERS.
Couth side of the Public Square, on Main
street. All orders promptly attended to.
CASWELL HOUSE,
Ltroy, if inn.
A. &. W. BROWN, Proprietors,
'ltf
Afound
HIGGINS,
(Formerly at Hopkins A Fernald's)
may be at hi" new place of business, on
Mill Street, one door west of the O. K. Barber
Shop. Cabinet, Joiner Work, Upholstery,
Ac., done to order. 23y
1
Pianos and Organs repaired with care.
JJR. H. A. COZAD,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
BMWJUILZ, MINN.
Late of the United States Army.
G. A. R—GENERAL MOWER
Post, No. 12, Grand Army of the Republic, will
hold regular meetings at their Hall, in Austin,
Minn.,on the first and third Thursday evenings
in each month. By order.
GEO. BAIRD. Post Commander*
CHARLES BROMWICll, Post Adj't. 33yl
PACE & WHEELER,
Attorneys at Law,
AND
OFFICE OVER 1st NATL BANK,
Austin, Minn.
JOHN WALSH,
Wholesale and retail dealer in WINES, LI­
QUORS and CIGARS, SA RDINES, *c.
Agent for the National Line of Steamers to
and from all points in Europe. Drafts at sight
for any amount on Great Britain and Ireland.
Austin, 1871. uth ly
Bamsey House.
At the Junotion of the
il & St. &
New Arrangement.
Jtf II. HUTCHIN8, Proprietor.
UTCHINS BOHEMIAN BAND.
This Band, lately organized, is prepared
to attend parties, at all times, on reasonable
terms. It is well organize I, having in its
corps of players, men acknowledged to be the
«qual of any of the musicians in the state,
Fer terms, Ac. address,
THE TRANSCRIPT
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
LOCAL MATTERS
AUSTIN. MINN, FEB. 8,1872.
A VALUABLE horse belonging to E.
P. VanYalkcnbtirgh, died last week.
OLD
papers for sale at this office at
fifty cents per hundred.
SEE splendid cut of Hopkins & Fer
nald's on second page. 42tf
DAY BKO'S
LINE is neat
tidy and ultcaj/t rrtuhf /W ««.
G.LOEFLER, Agent,
Austin, ffinn.
receive
twice a week by express
IF yon wish an assortment of Canned
Fruits. Don't fail to call at Day Hro's.
AN
Odd Fellows' Lodge is being or­
ganized at Spring Valley.
THAT
r.ew sign of O. Johnsou's
is a neat piece of workmanship.
Mus. D. W. CRAIO has returned
from a protracted visit in New York
city.
WHEAT and pork have been rather
plentiful on the streets during the week.
Poultry is scarce.
MR. E. B. CuANEhas re tuned froui
the Red River country, and iutends to
reinaiQ with us until .April first.
BUSINESS has been fair during the
last week as the cheerful countenances
of our tradesmen indicate.
REV. WAKEFIELD and wife met with
a pleasant surprise at their home, on
returning from Vermont.
OUR lumber dealers are coming down
in the price of lumber, thus giving far­
mers the benefit of lew prices.
LAWYER
FRENCH was taken sudden*
ly ill Sunday evening last, and passed
a very painful night. He is better
now.
DAY BBO'S
HON.
Dealers in Real Estate.
J. H. HUTCHINS,
Austin, Minn.
Dec, 12th, 1878. 3# tf
R. A. BARNES, M. D.,
Physician A Surgeon,
County Physician,
Pension Surgeon,
And Coroner.
Office at Residence, Mill St.
ADRIAN DROST,
Silversmith, Wqjtch 6 Clock Re*
pairer.
At Clemmer'a Drug Store, Austin. Minn.
Jloring had many yean' experience, offers his
eervices te the .public, guaranteeing full satis­
faction. Clocks, w.itcbc* and jewelry of all
kinds repaired wiih .priwp'tness.
CALL AND JsEE IIIM.
Austin House,
Corner of Mill and Jay Streets, Austin, Minn..
R. KUJiRATII, Proprietor.
WM. H. CJPAPPALL.
CRANDALL
FTKVKR, BT PERMISSION, TO
Hon. jai. A. Garfield, M. C., Ohio Hon.
Cooper K. Watnon, Norwalk, Ohio Hon. B".
W. Boynton, Elyria, Ohio B. A. llinsijale,
Pres't lliram College, Ohio.
D. BANKS,
Cleaner, Renovator and
TAILOR.
Thirty years experience in business gi?ey
pre-emincnce over all competitor.'.
YORK DONE PROMPTLY.
Cutting in the Latest Styles.
Offlee ovar Austin, Snout A C'o.'s Store, on
Main it.. Austin, Minn SMf
have an assortment of
Tobacco, Cigars, Confectionery, Nuts,
&c., that is A No. 1.
SEE
F. D. Abbott's new advertise
ment if you want to buy a good Piano
cheap.
FRIEND
A SERMON for the children will be
preached at the Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath morning at eleven o'clock.
AH children are invited to attend.
THE
E. D.
ROGERS,
MRB.
MUM1.8.
8.
of Freeborn,
made us a pleasant call Monday last,
while on his way to the Capital. Ho
is one of Freeborn's honest men.
A NEW stock of envelopes, letter and
flat papers, cards, etc., just received at
this office. Give us a call if you desire
a neat job.
No train from the South for four­
teen days, until last Friday. Trains
have been withdrawn from the Mason
City branch of the M. & St. P. Ry.
JOHN CHANDLER,
Miss
of Cedar
City, died on the 25th ult. At the
same time her infant child, one day old,
also died.
ELLA HOLLAND,
residing in
the Bullis neighborhood, is vory low
with consumption, and doubts are en­
tertained as to her recovery.
TnE second regular meeting of the
Austin Temperance Union," will be
hold in the Baptist Church on next
Sabbath evening. Exercises to begin
at 7 o'clock.
DAY BRO'S wish to call the attention
of every firmer residing in Mower
county to the fact that we are selling
Groceries so low that it will surprise you.
Call in at No. 3 Bank
THE
'This house has beon remoddlcd and added to
until it has been made one of the most com­
modious and comfortable hotels in tbe county.
Every possible pains always taken to sccurc
tbe euaifort of guest a. A large and comforta-! The sky in various places assumed a
We stable on the premises. Terms reasonable
SALOON RENT ia the AtfstJn Boarding
House, on Miil-strcet. Inquire oa tbe prcia.
Ml.
LApiYETlX FU/CKCU.
& FRENCH.
ATTOKNEYK AT LAW, Austin,
Mi*A. fiSpce in Bank Block adjoining
TRANSCRIPT offiee. Collections s.d other bus­
iness attended to carefully and promptly.
BIOCJF.
the
REV. MR. DICKEY departs for
Pacific coast as soon as the snow is
cleared from the western railroads. A
pastor has not been obtained to take his
place in the Episcopal Church.
MR. J. II. MCCLI: TOCK departed
for Connecticut Tuesday P. M, where
he hopes to meet his family. It is
Mr. McClintock's intention to remain
among the nutmegs," for a while.
THANKS to A. S. Kissel I, late State
School Supcrintendant of Iowa, for the
fifteenth biennial report of that State
Also, to the State Treasurer of Minneso­
ta, for his annual report.
brilliai.t and peculiar JVuroral
display of last Sunday evening, was
undoubtedly gotten up for the occasion.
lurid hua as if from
great fires.
MARBLE'S
the reflection of
THAT new brand of cigars manufac­
tured by Huntley & Brcy, meet (he
approval of all lovers of the weed. In
fact everything they keep on sale, is
of the finest quality. Call on them if
you desire anything in their line, and
.we will warrant satisfaction.
Troupe have completed
their engagement in this place, and are
now in Iowa. They promise a return
in March next, when they will apjicar
with a new programme, and the Mar­
ble boys will feci more like bursting the
buttons of the audience. We can
truthfully say they are the best travel­
ing company in the country, and gain
hosts of admirers wherever they exhibr
it,
THE list of delinquent Personal
Property tax-payers, for the past five
years, will be presented to our readers
for inspection next week. Come up
and pay, and, by thus doing, save the
accruing costs.
FRANK NVEI.I.S was tried before Jus­
tice Merrick yesterday on a charge of
larceny, perpetrated the 10th of last
month on the dwelling of Nancy Wil­
son, of Le Roy. lie has been boarding
with Sheriff Mollison for a week, in the
county hotel.
THE
tlieir Ovstcrs
law firm of Greenman & Haw­
kins has been devolved. Mr. Green
man continuing the business. Mr.
Hawkins informs us that it is his in­
tention to remain out of doors the com­
ing summer, his ill health compelling
hi in so to do. He will endeavor to obtain
a land agency in some western district,
his family remaining in Austin.
T. C. HICKS has at lust been heard
from. In a letter to us, dated the 27th
ult., he informs us that he is at Little
Rock, Arkansas, and, as we insinuated
on his departure, is iu the railroad bus*
iness. He thinks that the place for
one to live, as they have no snow­
storms, no frosts, or cold weather. T.
C. appears to be happy.
IN
our item last week regarding the
births and deaths in this county, we
did not mention Racine and Pleasant
Valley as the reports had not reached
the Clerk of the Court, to whose kind
ness we are indebted for the figures.—
In Pleasant Valley there were ten
births and seven deaths, and one birth
and no deaths in Racine.
PETITIONS
A
Mayhew has returned from
his visit in Wisconsin, looking some­
what recuperated.
religious meetings are to con­
tinue during the week. Considerable
interest has already been manifested,
and increased interest is hoped for.
ED. ENOLE,
the gentleman we men­
tioned a few weeks ago as having his
hand smashed while coupling cars, has
goue to Minneapolis for treatment.
BAYARD TAYLOR
passed last Sab­
bath in our city. He was en route for
L«a Crosse, where he lectured Tuesday
evening.
to Congress for the pur­
pose of equalizing soldiers' bounties,
allowing each eight and one-third dol­
lars per month for services rendered,
after deducting Government bounties
already received, can be found at this
office for a few days. Soldiers desi
rious of availing themselves of this op­
portunity to sign a petition for this
purpose should call immediately.
MR. LEWIS,
living on the line of
the Southern Minnesota Railroad, had
a valuable milch C\.w killed last fall by
a locomotive. He now wants satisfac­
tion, and, having tried moral suasion,
will give some one of the legalities a
job. The company have not complied
with the law in regard to fencing their
road, and are held responsible for all
damages arising under such negligence.
ONE of Austin's citizens went to
Chicago for the purpose of making a
fortune in the brick business. Brick
then commanded $18 per thousand.
Since his departure hence, the tariff on
Canadian brick has been withdrawn
and are now furnished at 85 per thou­
sand, which is less than the first cost of
American. The speculation may not
prove a very profitable one.
To OUR friend S. C. Hopkins, of
Boston, we are under obligations for a
late Boston
Ueraht.
From this paper
we learn that the late Isaac Rich be­
queathed $1,600 to the Hutchinson* in
aid of their Minnesota Church. The
property of deceased was sworn at SI.
700.000. We think this a generous
donation, and the Methodists will re­
ceive it thankfully.
MR. O. B. DEARBORN, residing near
the State line, made ns an agreable visit
Saturday last. From him we learn
that the Desciples of Otranto, Iowa,
have been holding a series of pro­
tracted meetings for a couple of weeks
past, and were not very succcssful in
obtaining converts. The meetings are
to continue during the present week,
when it is hopeful several additions
will de made to the church.
THE young ladies of our city have
just commenced acting in good faith in
relation to improving the golden op­
portunity offered them. Saturday last
about nine sleighs, filled with the beau
monde of our city, could be seen prom­
enading our streets, and as suddenly
disappearing. We learn that Browns
dale was the place visited, and ail in­
dulged in a happy time, the ladies per
fuming their part charmingly.
WE acknowledge a pleasant call from
Mr. D. O. Pratt, of this township.
From him we learn that considerable
sickness is prevailing in his locality,
chiefly among the minor community.
He also informs us that the school in
district number twenty-nine, under the
supervision of Mr. Gettys, of Browns
dale, is prospering finely. Jolly times
are had at spelling and singing schools
by the youths. They appear to enjoy
life in that locality.
JOHN CURTAIN, of Ramsey, died at
his house Sunday night last. Some
years since he received a rupture from
which he never recovered, and last Fri­
day, while doing some heavy lifting
broke the rupture, and from which ac­
cident is uttributed his death. A wife
and three small children arc left to
uiourn the loss of a kind husband and a
loving father. He was buried in the
Catholic Cemetery on Turtle crcok,
Tuesday.
Is there an ordinance prohibiting
cattle from roaming on the streets and
preying on the contents of the farmer's
sleigh box If there is such an ordi­
nance why is it not etiforcod and if
there is none, why does the city council
delay in ridding the streets of the hun­
gry bovincs'( It is not very pleasant
for a farmer to have the hay and oats
lie placed in the sleigh for the susten­
ance of his horses devoured by strange
cattle. We hope our city fathers will
attend to the matter.
THOSE mares are bent on notori­
ety, aud desire to keep their names
before the public. Last Saturday,
while Wally Van V. was driving
them for a little pleasure, when near
the Davidson House, they came in con­
tact with a load of hay. the rear portion
of which uppct and somewhat frighten-
ed those mares," who struck up a
lively gait. In front of the Davidson
House the front bob" struck a stump,
which freed the mares, and their gnit
increased. The boys performed nobly,
and would have succcedcd iu checking
them had it not been for the .stump.
A couple of frightened boys, a demor­
alized sleigh and a defective harness
was the result of the collision.
CHICAGO IMPROVEMENTS.—The
well known music house of Julius Bauer
& Co., now on 270 614 Michigan ave­
nue, are about to make a very valuable
and important change from their pres­
ent locations. They have leased the
upper part of the late Church of the
Messiah. 300, 392, 394, and 390 Wa­
bash avenue, and are fitting it up in a
most eleg int style, to be completed and
occupied by them on or about the 28th
inst. The hall, which is 70 feet wide
and 100 leet deep, will admit nearly
two hundred pianos aud, with the
magnificent iron front, to be erected as
soon as the weather j»eruiits, will be the
graudest piano wareroom in this coun­
ty
WE call the attention of jurors to the
complimentary notice oxteuded them
by the Rtyinter in d.nominating them
mutton-heads," fools," and tl-e like.
No wonder that Democratic sheet is
gaining in popularity. The people
admire such slang, in. a horn, and will
soon find that the Register is not a
friend to them. See how it abuses our
Legislators, abuses Grant, abuses every­
thing and everybody, without discrim­
ination. By these means it hopes to
secure economical officers, and exe­
cute the printing in an economical"
manner. The past tells what kind of
economy" the Register longs and
prays for. But keep on with your
abuse and you will be rewarded.
MR. P. M. RODNEY, of Adams, was
on the 3d inst., committed to jail on
default of bail. A writ of haitr.au cor­
pus was granted by Court Commissioner
French on the 5th inst., made returna­
ble on the 7th at 10 o'clock A. M.
On motion of the County Attorney an
adjournment was granted until next
Saturday P. 2 o'clock. The cause of
complaint was that Mr. P. M. Rooney
refused or neglected to post notices call­
ing a special meeting of which the said
Rooney was chairman, whereupon P. F,
Rooney caused his arrest, and for want
of bail, was lodged in the county jail.
The trial next Saturday will determine
whether a man can be imprisoucd for
such an offence.
Cedar City Items.
February 5th, 1872
EXTRA meetings are being held un­
der the leadership of the pastor, Rev
Mr. Brown, assisted by Rev. Mr. Beach
of Otranto. Considerable interest is
manifested, and great good is being
wrought.
THE house of Mr. Steel burned to
he ground on the night of the 25th ult.
The family barely escaped with their
lives, and thanked a kind Providence
for protecting them. The fire origina­
ted from a ppurk that fell upon the
of of an addition to the house. The
building was insured.
FARMERS are busily engaged haul­
ing wood from Moscow.
IIIE Good Templar Lodge of this
place is flourishing. A large number
have been initiated of late.
NINE weeks of the four months
school term have passed. In a recent
spelling contest the boys were sorely
defeated by the girls, and make a dis­
tinction between defeat and conquest.
They propose trying it on a 'ain.
Correspondence.
GRAND MEADOW, Feb. 2,1872.
Editor Mower County Trauwript.
SIR:—I
have once more witnessed
one of the many revolting aud disgrace­
ful outrages against law and humanity
so frequent of late in our otherwise
quiet little village. A Norwegian,
with his wife, came into town and, af­
ter partaking of as much liquor as he
could stand under was thrust out of
doors by the licensed saloon-keeper
who followed him half-way across the
street, and from sime casual remark
from the drunken inan, the saloon­
keeper took offence and, without further
provocation, he, with all the science of
pugilist and the fierceness ol a bull
dog, struck the drunken man in the
face, which felled him to the earth.
He fell upon the hard and frozen
ground, cutting his head badly and
sprinkling the street with blood.
I know not ho*v seriously the man
was hurt, and, as he was made drunk
legally and according to law, I suppose
the saloon-keeper will go free.
One year ago this town voted in fa
vor of granting licenses to liquor sellers
but now three-fourths of the people
are opposed to licensing any more sa­
loon-keepers.
Yours trulv.
Oua friend, M. C. Potter, Esq., of
Minncrcka Stock Farm" fame, called
on us last Thursday. From hiut wc
learned that 3Ir. John Greg aud son,
of Nevada, in this county, recently
purchased his favorite young short horn
bull, Hiawatha." This fi.ie bovine
is second son of Mr. Potter's premium
English bull, Duke of Wellington."
The Duke being imported from the
Roytil Dominion by Hon. A. G. Earl,
of Picrrcpont Manor, New York. His
dam is a daughter of the Duke of Jef­
ferson," who was imported by T. V.
Mason, Esq., of Jefferson county, N. Y.
Ilis grand dam is a grand daughter of
the world-renowned bull, St. Nicho­
las," who drew the first prize for year
lings in London, England, where he
was purchased by James Brodie, for
Gen. G. D. Hungerford, of Adams,
N. Y. Since then lie lias drawn sev­
eral first premiums, and at the United
States Fair, held at Chicago, his owner
refused an offer of 85,000 for him.
This is the fifth young bull Mr. Pot­
ter has sold from atock raised in Min­
nesota—three thorough-breds and two
grades. The grades were purchased
by Hon. 11. H. Everett, of Le Sueur,
of this State, and »J. S. Shearman, of
ltockford, Illinois. Mr. Potter does uot
advise any one to purchase grades, as
the b^st are always the cheapest in the
end.
Mr. Gregg sees the point in purchus
a thorough-bred instead ofa grade ani- 'aW'
nial, and we prophecy he owns a fine
herd of cattle five year*
From Itaeiue.
Jan. 20th, 1872.
An error occurred in the last commu­
nication from this place in reference to
the teacher at the Center School House.
Itthould have been Mr. Glover instead
of Glenn.
Mr. Mason is teaching in the Knox
School District. He is giving good
satisfaction as well as the others. I
understand that Mr. Knox is teaching
school in in the village of Frankford.
The Masons gave a select party on
the 24th ult., at High Forest. A num­
ber of our prominent citizens attended.
A good time was enjoyed by those who
were present. The party was held at
the 'fatten-all House. Tbe Rochester
band furnished the music which was of
the very best quality.
I understand that the people of High
Forest arc contemplating having a
Writing School in that village this win­
ter. Mr. Pnttcn, of Rock Dell, will
probably be the tcacher, as his qualifi­
cations arc goud, atid wc may expect a
profitable school.
The Grange at High Forest is pros­
pering. We expect to see the tiuic
come when this Society will be of great
advantage to the farming community.
J. S. Pearson is Master, and J. L.
Rockwell, Secretary.
We should like to see a law made
that would give the same redemption
on school land certificates (where thry
are assigned for security) as allowed on
mortgages. This would be of great
benefit to settlers on these lands.
I see that Representative •Villiams,
of this county, has introduced a bill
granting a dictionary to each School
District in the State. This is as it
it should be.
MARRIED.
TAYLOK—KELLOOG— By Rev. A. B. Bish­
op, Jan. 4ih, at Austin, MR. ALBERT TAY­
LOR, ol St. Charles, to Miss
LISTOF
OLIVIA
With a larger and mush more convenient
Store, and greatly reduced expenses, Mr. T.
is confident of meeting the wishes of his cus­
tomers, both as to quality and price of gocds.
Leather and Shoemakers' Findings, Beltings,
Ac., as usual.
All are cordially invited. Sign of tbe Big
Boot. JAS. TRUESDELL.
AUSTIN, Minn., Oct. 26, 1871. 29
ZELLER cuts all cloth sold by
hiic, without making any extra charge.
Go TO Zeller- for
heavy goods for winter.
a full suit of
A FRESH arrival of J. M.
Burt's celebrated hand-sewed Boots for (.cuts'
wear at TRUES DELL'S.
P»OR SALE.
I have anew Emerson Piano, No. 13, which
I will sell cheap, as it must be sold or shipped
immediately. Terms easy. A good chance
to save transportation.
44t3. F. D. ABBOTT.
ROBATE NOTIOE.
MINNESOTA,
STATE OF
COUNTY OF MOWER.
In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of George G. Tur­
ner, deceased.
Lettcs of administration of said estate hav­
ing been granted to Matthew St. John, it ia
hereby ordered tnat all claims against
said estate be presented within six months
from this date, and that said claims be heard,
examined and allowed by tbe Judge of this
Court, at the Probate Office, at Austin in said
county, on tbe 4th day of March, A. D. 1872,
and on the fith day of May A. D. 1872, at
o'clbek P. M. of said d. vs.
It is further ordered that notice of the times
and places of tbe hearing of said claims be
giv. to the creditors of said estate by publi­
cation ot said order in the Matter County Tra»
teript, a weekly newspaper printed and pub­
lished iu said county for three successive
weeks prior to the 4th day of March A. D.
1872. By the Court,
[L. S.] JESSE ROSE,
Judge of Probate.
Notice is hereby given that all claims
against the estate of George G. Turner will be
heard pursuant to tbe above order.
MATTHE W ST. JOUX,
44w3 Administrator.
MORTGAGEbeen
FORKCLOSURE.
Default has made in the condi-
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of a power of enle in said mortgage
eottaiued aud pursuant to the statutes in such
case made and provided tho said mortgage
will be forreloseJ and the premises therein
described, to-wit: The North Hnll'oftheSouth
Kast quarter and tho South Half of the Nort.h
East quarter of Section Number Twenty-Two,
122,] Township Number One lliimlrc^ and
Four, [104,] ltuugo North of Eighlcct. [IS]
West, in Mower county, Minnesota, will be
sold at public vendue to the highest bidder
therefore at the office of Page & Wheeler, in
the Village of Austin, in Haiti county on Satur­
day, the 23d day of March, A. D. KS72, at 10
o'clock A. M., to satisfy the amount then due
on said note und mortgage, together with
twenty dollars attorney's fees allowed by tbe
terms thereof in case of foreclosure besides
OSCAR RHODES, Assignee.
PAGE A Wukblkr, Att'ys Assignee,
44*7 Austin, Minn,
ORTGAGE SaLE.
Keuooc,
of Kansas.
JAMES—EVENDEN—By the same, at the
same place, J-MI. 23d, MR. MARTIN S. JAMKS,
of Chicago, to MRS. EMILT K. EVBSOEM, of
Saratoga, N. Y.
LEACH—DUCIIANE—By the same, at the
saina place, Jan. 27, MR. A. J. LBACH, of
Owatonna, to Miss FASHIB DUCIIANE, ol
Austin.
LETTERS REMAINING
unclaimed in tbe Post Office, at Austin,
Minn., on Saturday Feb. 3d, 1871.
To "obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters, and gtve the
date of tbis list.
If not enlled for in one month they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Dunn, Thomas
Fleetwood, A. T.
llolgrceu, J. P.
Henpold, Henry
Holmes, P.
Juron, Samuel
Murphy, Patriek, 2,
Preston, G. A.
easier, Wm.
Boeder, B. Frank
Streeter, A. U.
Ston-, Miss Fannie
Kellfg,Mis8 Olivia A,2 Walaski, John W.
Looslcy, E. H.
A. E. MEIGS, P.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW
STORE AND
NEW
GOODS!
J. Truesdell has the pleasure of announcing
that his Now Store, next door south of Austin,
£mout A Co., is completed, aud was opened
on Saturday, October 28th, With an almost
entirely new stock ol goods, making much the
largest and finest assortment of Boots and
Shoes ever offered to the people of Southern
Minnesota.
payment of the suin of ten hundred, fifty
six mid 93-lOOths (SlOiH.'JS) dollars, which
amount is claimed ami declared lo be due at
the date of this notice for principal and inter­
est upon A certain mortgage executed and
delivered by Charles Yl. Stewart iud Aun
Stewart, his wife, of the county of Mower, and
Stale of Minnesota, to I. W. Sower, of siiid
county tuil Ktuto aforesaid, duted the first day
ol'January, A. I). IKfilt, and duly recorded in
the ofiiuu of Register of Deeds in and for the
county of Mower aforesaid, on the Kith day of
February, A. I». I86!t, at 3 o'clock P. M. in
Book of Mnrtgngrr, on pngc 24, and no
action or proceeding at law or otherwise hav­
ing been instituted to recover said debt or
any part thereof,
Now therefore, ia pnrsimnce and by virtue
of a power of sale iu said mortgage oontained,
and of the statute in such ease made and pro­
vided, notice is hereby given that the said
mortgage will be fore l»«ed, and tbe land and
premises described in and covered by said
mortgage, namely: The South half of tbe
Snutb.East quarter of Section Seventeen, (17,)
in Township One Hundred and Four, (104,) of
Range Fourteen, (14,] situate in said county
of Mower, together with the appwrtanenccs
thereto belonging will be gold at public aue
tion to the highest bidder for cash, at the ofice
of G. M. Cameron, in the Village of Austin,
in the said county of Mower, on tbe 2 day
of March, A. D. 1872, at 10 o'clock A. M.„ te
satisfy and pay off the amount then due on
said mortgage together with all costs of fore­
closure and fifty dollars attorney's fee as ittip
ulatcd for therein in case of foreclosure.—
Dated January 31st, A. 1. 1872.
I. W. SOWER, Mortgagee.
J. Q. A J. D. FiRsss, Attorneys. 44t7
MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE.
Default hns been made iu tbe conditions
of a certain indenture ol' mortgage made aud
executed by Mary Johnson and Nels I. John­
son, her husbun I, to Delor.h J. Rodgcrs,
bearing date December 31st, A. D. 1870, and
recorded in tbe office of the Register of Deeds
iu and for Mo«er county, Minnesota, on the
2Uih day of January A. D. 1872, at II o'clock
A. M. iu Book "M" of Mortgages on page 237.
Said mortgage was given tu secure the pay
rnciit of the suui of three hundred dollars and
interest thrcou according to th« condi­
tions if a promissory note made and exe
euted by N. I. Johnson to Deborah J.
Rodgers, payable on the 31st day of Dcoembcr,
A. D. 1871, and there is elaimed to be due and
is due thereon at I be date of this notice the sum
of three hundred, tbirty-two and 50-100
[$332.30] and no proceedings at law or other­
wise have I'Oyn had to collect the sauie nor any
part thereof.
Nuw, therefore, notice is hereby given that,
by virtue of a power of sale in said mortgage
contained, and pursuant to the provisions ot
the statute in such ease made and provided,
the said mortgage will be forecloced, and the
premises tbe.cin deseiibed, to-wit:
Lot Number Three, (3,) in Block Number
Ten, (10,) in Morgan's AJdition to the
Village of Aust:n, Mower connty, Min­
nesota, with the appurtenanees thereunto be­
longing, will be sold at public vendue to the
highest bidder thereof at the office of Cran
dall A French, iu the village of Austin, in tbe
eounty. of Mower, and Mate aforesaid on
Saturday, tbe 16th day of March, A. D.
1872, at 10 o'clock, A. u.. tosatisty tbe amount
then due on said note and mortgage together
with twenty dollar? attorney's fees allowed
by the terms thereof in case ol foreclosure,
besides eosts and X|icn.*c» allowed by law.
Uatcd February 1st, A. D. lb"2.
DEBORAH J. RODGERS,
Mortagce.
CRAXS.AU A PUKSFB,
43t7 Att'ys for Mortgagee, Austin, Mian.
ORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.
Default has been made in the conditions of
a eertain indeuture of mortgage made and ex­
ecuted by A. L. Seath aud M. A. Seath, his
wife, to Charles F. Hardy, bearing date Oct.
15th, A. D. 1869, and recorded in the office of
tbe Register of Deeds in and for Mower
County, Minnesota, on the 22d day of Novem­
ber, A. 1. 1869, at 2 o'clock P. M., in Book
"J," of Mortgages, on page 209. Said mort­
gage was given to secure tbe payment of the
sum of one thousand dollars ($1,000.00) ac­
cording to the conditions of five promissory
notes bearing even date therewith, and default
has been made in tbe payment ol the sum of
three hundred and two dollars ($302.90/ which
is now due and payable—which mortgage ia
conditioned that if default be made in
any of the provisions therein, it shall be
lawful for the mortgagee, bis administra­
tors, assigns or attorney to deelare the
whole sum therein named to be due,
and pursuant to said conditions, the whole
amouuk remaining unpaid thereon to-wit: the
sum of nine hundred and twenty dollars
($920.00) is hereby declared and claimed to
be due at the date of this notice, and no pro­
ceedings at law or otherwise have been had to
collect said sum or any part thereof,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtwe of a power of sale therein contained
•MM) puriaunt I. llie statute*
in oueh ease toads
and provided, said mortgage will be foreeloscd
and I be premises therein described to wit:
The south half of the south-west quarter of
aection number twenty-four in township
No. one hundred and three, (Ki), north »(,
range No. seventeen (17) west, in Mower
connty aforesaid, and containing eighty acres
according to Government survey, will be sold
at public vendue to the highest bidder there
f-»r, at the office of Page A Wheeler, in
the village of Austin, in said county
of Mower, on the 2d day of March, A.
D. 1872, at 10 o'e'ock A. M., to satisfy the
amount due on said mortgage as above declar­
ed at the time of sale, and also the swns of
twenty-five dollars attorney's fees allowed by
the terms thereof in case of foreclosure, to­
gether with the costs and expenses allowed by
law.
Dated Jan. 15th, A. D. 1872.
WAITY HARDY and C. H. HARDY,
Administrators of tbe estate of C. F. Hardy,
deceased. PARE A
WSSELM,
Attorneys for Administrators,
Austin, Minn. It7
ORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.
Default has been made in the conditions of
a eertain indenture of mortgage made and ex­
ecuted by Joseph Kyle aud .Mary A. Kyle,
his wife, to Benjamin Warne, bearing date
December 10th, A. D. 1870, and recorded in
the offiee of tbe Register of Deeds in and for
Mower eounty, Minnesota, on the 10th day of
December, A. D. 1870, at 4 o'clock P. M. iu
Book of Mortgages, on pages 328, 329,
and 330. Said mortgage was given to secure
tbe payment of the sum of Bit en hundred dol­
lars and interest thereon according to the con­
ditions of a promissory note made and execat
ed by said Joseph Kyle to Benjamin Wayne,
payable on the 10th day of December A. D.
1871, and there is claimed to be due and is due
thereon at the date of this notice the sum of
sixteen hundred, sixty-five aud 83-10Pths dot
lars, ($1665.83,) and no proceeding at law or
otherwise have been had to collect the same
nur noy part thereof,
Now therefore, noticc is hereby given that,
by virtue of a pow-r sale iu said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the provisions of
the statute in «uch ense made and provided,
tbe said mortgage will lie foreeloscd and the
premises therein described to-wit Commenc­
ing at the Southeast corner of Lot Number
Six, (ti), in Block Number Twenty, (2t), in
Railroad Addition to the Village of Austin,
in Mower eounty, Minnesota, thenee west
forty-five feet, tbencc north seventy-five feet,
tbenee cast forty-five feet, thenee south aeven
ty-five feet to the place of beginning with the
appurtanancea thorcuuto belonging will be
sold at public vendue to tbe highest bidder
thcrefurq nt tbe office of Page A Wheeler, in
tbe Village of Austin in said coantv on
Saturduy, the 2d day of Mareh, A. D. 1872, at
10 o'clock A. M., to satisfy the amount then
due on sail note and mortgage together with
twenty-five dollars attorney's fees allowed by
lions of a ccrtaiu indeuture of uiortKage bear-- terms thereof in ease of foreclosure, be-
ing date tbe 21st day of November A D. 1860,
made and executed by Orsnmus D. Rhodes
and Mariikh G. Rhodes, his wife, to J. C. Lue,
and recorded in the ofSue of the Register of
Deeds in and tor Mower county, Minnesota,
on the 29th day of November, A. D. IS60, at
4 «•'clock P. M., in Book E of Mortgages on
page 251 which mortgage was, on the 2d
day of February, A. I) 1S72, duly nssigned
and transferred by J. C. Lee to Oscar Rhodes
and the assignment thereof recorded in tbe of­
fice of the Register of Deeds aloresaid on the
5th day of February A. D. 1S72, at 10 o'clock,
/.. M., in Book *'N ol' Mortgages on page
163. Said mortgage was given to secu/c the
payment of the sum of two hutidrod dollars
aud iuterest thereon according to tbe condi­
tions of a promissory note made and executed
by sail O.samus D. Rhodes to J. C. Lee, pay­
able November 2lst, A. I). 1802, and there is
claimed to be due and is due thereon at the
date of Ibid notice the sum of two hundred,
seventeen aud 94-lU0ths [$217 94] dollars, and
no proceedings at law or otherwise have been
had to collect the same nor any part thereof,
tides costs and expenses allowed by law.
Dated January 18th, A. D. 1S72.
BENJAMIN WARNE, Mortgagee.
Pack A VV HKELER
Atty's for Mortgagee, A'lstin, Minn. 41 w7
MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE.
Default has been made in the conditions
of a certain indenture of mortgage made and
executed by Jens Jens»n B. and Christy Jeu
son B., his wile, to Nelt Finkleson, bearing
diite January :d, A. D. 1870, and recorded in
the office uf the Register of Deeds in anil for
Mower county, Minnesota, on the 4tb day of
January, A. D. 1870, at 9 o'ctoek A. M., in
Book "J" of Mortgnges on page 260, Said
mortgage was given to securc the payment of
the sum of two hundred dollars aiid interest
thereon according to tbe canditionsof a prom­
issory note made and executed by Jens .Tcuson
B. to Nels Finkleson. payable on the 3d day
01 January A. D. 1ST I, aud there is claimed to.
be due and is due thcreou at the date of thi.s
notice the sum of two hundred, sixty-one and
22-100 doling? (S2til.22) aud no proceedings at
law or otherwise have been had to collect the
same nor any part thereof.
Now therefore, notiee is hereby given that
by virtue of a powei of sale in said mortgage
contained Rnd pursuant to the provisions of
the statute in such ease made and provided the
said mortgage will lie foreclosed and the
emises therein described to-u it The North­
east qunrtor of Section number fourteen,
Township number one hundred and OIIO,Rango
number sixteen, in Mower county, Minnesota,
w'th tbe appurtanenees thereunto holonging,
will be sold at public vendue to the highest
bidder therefor a*, tho office Page A ^'heeler,
in the Village of Austin, in stiid county on
Saturday, the 9th day of March, p. 1872, at
2 o.clock I'. M. to satisfy the amount then due
on said note and mortgage together with the
costs and expenses allowed by law. Dated
January 2.HI», A. D. IS72.
NELS FINKLEiON, Mortgagee.
PAOB A
WHEELER,
A»4'ys for Mortgagee. 4ft7
AUSTIN & UIC11A11DSON.
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INEW GOODS GOODS!
Peter Zeller,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
The LATESTSTYl^ESoi
CLOTHS,
CASSIMERES,
HARNESS,
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VESTINGS. Ac.
NONE BUT THE BEST WORK­
MEN EMPLOYED.
Cutting Done in the Latest Style.
PEOPLE'S
I'UII STORE!
Geo. A. Peterson A Co., in eonneetio* with
Johsohn A Co., beg leave to announce to the
People or Austin and vicinity, that they have
just opened out, and daily in receipt of a sew
atoek of
Dry Ooods, Groceries Drugs,
Consisting in part of Faoey and Staple Dry
Goods, Woolen Cloths and Casimeres, etc.
Ready-made Clothing, Notions, Hate, Caps,
Boots and Shoes, and Groceries of all kinds.
Medicines, Paints, Oils & Glass.
Liquors for Medicinal purpose* alio a large
assortment of
CROCKERY A GLASSWARE,
Which they are hound to sell nt prices that defy
competition.
werTAKE NOTICE.
We have ia connection with oac other Busi­
ness,
TAILOR SHOP,
And are ready to make nn all kiada of First
Clasa SUITS, with the Latest 8ty|pa, and nt
Price Lower than any o^e else. We art also
prepared to exchange all kinda of Woolen
Goods for
WOOL!
At Factory prieec, paying Factory price for
Wool.
The bigest market prices paid for all kinds
of
PRODUCE!
Come one Come all! and be convined that
this is the place to your TRADING, where
you can find all kinds of Goods of the latest
make and lowest prices.
Remember the place, first door north
of the First National Bank.
tf PETERSON & CO.
KAISER & GUINEY,
Austin, Minnesota,
Manufacture and Deal ia
SADDLES,
HORSE COLLARS,
TRUNKS A WHIPS
&c., &c., &c., Ac.
Repairiu Heatly ail CkeeplT Done.
All Work Warranted.
Austin, Minnesota, Nor. 16, 1871. 32
CATAEEH
DR. DARWiN*S
CATARRH REMEDY,
Is a sure cure in every case. Ilnndrede of
testimonials of permanent cures given if re­
quired.
Price, per bottle, hy mail, SI .25.
Address, Post Office Box 2*0, Rochester,
Minnesota. 32in-l
Flnt Hatloaal Bank or Aastln,
(Successor to II*rlan W. Page, Baaker.)
OLIVES W.
SHAW, HA1LAIW. PAQB,
President. Casbie-.
OLIVER W. Sn w, X. P. Acsriw,
J. H. MnwniLL, E. O Vsmn,
(President First *L W. an
National Bank of MeGngor, Iowa.)
Eastern Exchange nnd Drafts on Great
Britain and all principal Continental Cities,
for
•ale in sums to suit.
Collections will receive prompt attoutara.
Agents for Inman Line of Steamships nsd
Tikets sold at lowest eurreney rates to and
from nil Railway Stations ia Europe.
A CARD T0THE LADIES.
DR. DinoNCO'3
Goldes Periodical Pills
FOR FEMALES.
Infallible in Correct ins Irregu­
lar!
licit, Removing Obsstrue
fittnsi of the Monthly Period*,
IVom Whatever laisise and Al­
ways S«cee*nlal a» I'refep
tly*.
THERE IS NOT A LADY LIVING
But whnt at some period of Her Life will find
the DUP0NC0 GOLD EX PILLS just tbe
medicine she needs. For Nervous Deoiliy*
lleudeche, Faintness, Lo#s of A[p--tit, Mental
Depression, Pain in the Back aud Loins, Bear­
ing own Pair?, Palpitation of the Heart,
Retained, Irregular or Painful Menstruation,
Rash of Blood to tbe Head, Dissiness, Ac.,
Ac. These are the oulv Pills ever known that
will curc the Whites, (it will in every case.)
Mothers tli is llie greatest blessing ever olTcr
cd you. and you should iiumediately procure
these Pills. They never iil, and may be de­
pended upon in every case where the iuo,...iiy
flow has been obstructed through cold or dis­
ease. DLPONCO'S (iOLDKN P1I.LS. always
give immediate relict', being esj-eial pre­
pared for married ladies. A lady writes:
Duponco's Golden Pills relieved me in oueday
without inconvenience, like magic.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Ladies, if any Druggist offers you the Dl!
POXCO'« GOLDEN PILLS, in a small IM
or Yfftotr Box, refuse it. I no Jini'frr use that
eolored box, as it has beun conterfeited.
T11E GENUINE
now put up in LARGE (WHITE) BOXES
ontnining double qunutity of Tills, aud upon
acli Box, you will find the I! rr-.ur
printed Iroin my PBIVATK DYE, upon wlii.-h
Lengthwise of the Sixnip you will find the
words DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS, in White hctttn, without that Nona
secGtiKiit.'E,
KcMKuas.H, the "0»HMfiieM is in B'Arte Boxes.
Full andexp ieit lirections accompany eaeh
boa. Price, $1 per box, six boxes 15. Sold
by one druggist in every tow-.i, village, eity
nnd hamlet throughout the world. Sold in
Austin by J. J. A G. G. Clemmer, and E. C
I Dorr. Sole Agents for Austin, Si ld also in
Creseo by J. J. Clemmer, and in Deeorah, by
J. II. Montgomery Co.
LADIBS! By sending them Site the Aus­
tin Post Ottoe, ean hav. the Pills seut (confi­
dentially,) ljf mail lit ONjr part of Iht country,
free of postage,
None genuine unlen the box is signed
S. D. HOWE,
4*7 {Me pr«yiMw» Vow Toilr.
AND
I E
J.BMER&CQ.
Piano ManufUoturers,
Aim GIXENAL AGENT*
Fer the Celebrated'
Wm. Knabe & Co.,
OTHER FIRST
CLASS
PIANO FORTES
All Instruments sold by ueesw fully warranted fcr
J.IM
WESTERN AGEXTft
for B,
Sheelnger Co't and t'-.e Gold Modal, Saistfr
Tongue, IT. P. Kecd!iam It
I a Son, Church and Tartar
I Oiganaand
|H»
MANUFACTURERS AND JuroRTtRS
BAND HTST&TJMSHTS, ST21K86.
AXtt IsSKV U.ND or
MB8KAL INSTBBMEHTS! I
Having large connections wift the ainet |«wiit
aent Moosca in Kurnpe, and ndTsiei for the man*,
factoring of Goods not attainable by any other houee,
me are enabled to offer
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
TO THE TRADE.
Catalogues of Pianos, Organs, Me'oJtaas, or lb.
neal Merchandise, will be scut to anyaddnas
application. All kinds of Instruments
Fianes sold on cosy terms. Second-has
tahen in exchange for new ones.
J. AUER & CO.
Wnreroomai
69 Washington Strtet,
CHICAGO.
650 Broadway, 1. Y.
Wareronms since the Ire, 290,392, 394, and
•/J6 Wnbiuji Avenue. Ciiieaxo.
IT. LOUIS MEDICINE CO.
CkmnaM bet.ModH».St.Lewie.Ma*
Chiwrt I'T tbeSuM,ia«tfai*seSe.«OeiaBtaa4ataa
aa« trauawinaf CtotuestaOee.
Tttjs.tiac UK tat —Ullrsl akUU astaeponst nwh
SMKeatraifC Sra.ndcaMh|HMi
ciM* av«ii».,tr« ewalknw MIMiMtrwradi-thisl»sitSIIII
isftrfr cnMnaeiUrSnsaa, SMM 1.
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irww wna luimwn, fa mi. wxr
»ki!l r.r thcmtrDjtoll. i.
tirvM^fcl wUM*
IkrrcrhcT.IL
rm trcateeM, mr uMr-tansie
tarru)«tol u:l *.»•« Ai r.caM requite
egxk or cut uarrnirs.
Wsntos PiOa SOcta. CsssUfaOm PB*e
81.00, Ibi-se Fill.
aretevUradila tpf nw'p*:ri
lubit. Fever end Asuef ills
S1.00. UverFiBa
81.00, thoesctdicetlr ontfcsllnr.
JCrOTatgjaPi:),
£1.00, relief i* 20 mla. &ad eare
la few Aa a. T«M$C
torScrrotu Hxhacsttes. ftj HUrihilij
L**s o* taw. Lma ef a?**tHe cte. Bl6ed fills
Si eW
bfixe9 for $5. are wlj
v^cUble, std ca«i t^Lkealay
etteugh tocureabf bu*Ki-fcauU tfnrfu (1, fa*
kMurr, tod erinrry ttii drwgtii*
*urid-iride ivj'Uts »oaUuohnud»i tcan. fiwp}*aaA
Frerbie Citrt Uwtton eCcetivtiMra teaie?**
jMlmu alp Cere 3?
11 *21* for aU form* o?
F^maJc Di»-
e&**3 ftroi Zict*. t3 btfe. fluM prefvratseas
ef all Mode at reaMNuii4 |tk-4-e. fekul ta aifor
Otnlegue* SaM by dru&tifc.
Is«a ita't iktm, ml
dir.-el oa. a£dr ceutklcctly lit. M. II. Bo«d.
N. II.
anj £agar Oatcditi !*,^PaumittacofciB '.lirwtf.gtciics .a
strwcuMit. ecB5«uic*!ar.pUaeee. through fisatrtfclar p:»—.
DUT
HUNTER-
6?3 C?iesnut St., St. Louis, tr.o.
.V(rwl^rrtu '(IT'ii:.'ilUBUtrtrui.rir, ujr.
to^t debility, Impoieurit,
trteimettqf tUncrtlx
mnrriett or iivifie a tptrirHy. mrt out ej
health, wrj-oae, deiiiili tcd,fnt Mormon f#
societg, loaef ma* p&rrr,/are dfsfiffur'dhw
ptmpltt, t'l'.cm court?.:enee, drra* Afaizr*
iru fa marry,cr, ifn.irricit inkup
11 le eared. Sc\i 3 ttmrr.pt, tlaiina
,.i fsfcedou/jresrurepromssK Aii
iiseetet cf a 4h:icate ncturo, rnritiSm from 0.
etxset, or etfonre*. treated tri^i^rr^
IBCEHABRIACE GFiDG
sm esaM nr
Svratr ae 'nr«. McA-tecs
tiMMSatfnnct. He el —a Mm4
ARK A MS AS LAMBS.
2jl/Uv
AAA ACRES OF SELECTED
Lands in Arkansas, fer ante
cheap, or will be exchanged for
MINNESOTA LANDS
or Austia City Property.
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720 in Dexter, on the line of the
Southern Minn. Boilsoa4.
a,eee in Went Bennington.
AII excellent Farming LaM,
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cheap, and upon long time.
Apply by latter or otherwise te
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