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THE TRANSCRIPT.
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A. SllWOOD. Editor ud FroorUtet.
WU'RSDAY MOUNINYJ, MARCr!'2MK2.
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Republican State Convention
A Republican Suto Curtutioi is hereby
eelled tv MNt at the Aciiltnt of Slupio, in the
oily ef MineaiioHs, on WEDNESDAY, TI1K
KlUHTII DAY
M.. fur the
url'o»e
OF .MAY next, at It! oVIwk ...
of
«Vtftb_3
the Republican-N*tion.-il Convention. to
ueld in ('hilifMllihigi, vn Wtiintmliijr, JUM 6.
ifcrl. Alio 10 noiuiualii five Presidential
lliclofi, mid a Mttdiiiiitc each fur the ufee of
St'tt* Auditor and Clerk of the Supreme Court.
The Committer would suggest that the del
»|ttM lu the Stat* Coat ention from th«i several
Congressional Di.trirl* should select District
Committees empowered to call the nest Con­
gressional Conventions.
C. II. PETTIT, Chairman,
R. S. Mcl.A K, Sterctsrv,
CIIAS. SCIIEKFKK, Treasurer,
P. t. JOHNSON, E. 11. HUrcillNS,
W. A. 1IOTC1IKISS, D.M.SaUIN,
W M. HICK I.K. K. K. SMITH.
J. C. .MOIUtOW,
Republican Stat* Central Committee.
Dated MiHRBAroLls. March 1. I8T2.
Eapnblieaa County Convention.
Tha Rc|
ubiicans of Mower County will
tncel In ilelegult convention at the Court
House, ii the village of Austiu, on Friday,
tha 4'h day of May next, at 3 o'clock P. M.
for the |nirpiiit of electing fix delegates to
reprei ent said county in tha State Republican
Contention. to bo held at Minneapolis on the
8th day of May, 1872, for tha purposes men­
tioned ia tho call of the State Cent »»l Couiiuit
Vie published above.
The aeveral town* and ward* will ha entitle*,
to delegate* aa follow*:
Village of Austin, first ward, 4
second ward. 4
third ward- 3
.4
1
1
1
Austin
Adam*
Bennington
Dexter.
Frankfort).....
Grand Meadow
W indom..................
L« Roy
Lan*iig
Lyle
Mar*
ha'.'
Nevada.
Pleasant Valley
Racine
lied Rock
Udolitho
Waltaam
Dated Austin, March 28th. 1872.
Annas* KNOX,
W. 6. Qiuoa,
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1
4
2
6
4
3
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Committee.
G. J. FBLCB,
Pr«al4enli«l.
The time f'qp nominating a candidate
for President is rapidly approaching.—
But little hu thus far been said in this
State upon the subject, but it seems to
be very evident that General Grant is
tho choice of the people. He has faith­
fully redeemed all the pledges which
lie made upon taking the presidential
•offire. The government has grown
pure and strong under his administra­
tion. The work of reconstruction has
progressed rapidly and peacefully.—
Hut little friction has been generated
by too oloae contact of the civil and the
military powers. Tho application of
each has been adjusted to the necessity
which required it, with great wisdom.
Localities are as free from atrocities of
any kiud as they were before the rebel­
lion, and thftj are at tho same time
learning, nnder a bencfieant adminis­
tration, to conduct their business and
maintain the institutions of society
without the existence of human slavery.
This is true of al! portions'of the terri­
tory lately in arms against the Govern­
ment, At the North greater prosperity
has never been known nor have the
burdens ever been more equally dis
tributed among all classes. Labor and
vapital are more nearly harmonious at
this time than they have been during
the last twenty years. The finances oi
the country are in a satisfactory condi­
tion favoring all classcs, and, at the
same time affording the amplest secur­
ity to all.
The legislation of the country, for
which the Executive is largely respon­
sible, hiiii been judicious and humane.
The udjustuieiit oi our difficulties with
foreign powers by diplomacy rather
than by war is an achievement more
brilliant than any ever won by military
power.
General Grant is emphatically a citi­
zen. liis sympathies are with the peo­
ple. Ilis efforts are always put forth in
their interest. He champions no prin
ciple that docs not reach down to the
bottom timbers of the government—
He is neither factious nor speculative
nor corrupt he is no admirer of men
he believes in sublime effort.
Politicians are organising an opposi­
tion to him, but who aro they Sum
ner, although a great man, is a disap
pointed man, and he is goaded on by
the spurs of disappointed ambition!
There is loo much of self in his hostil
ity. Trumbull wants the Presiden­
cy Greeley is fearful lest his
taking off" may not be deferred long
enough to give him a chance in 1876
Schurz is revolutionary in every fiber
of his brain. These men oppose Grant.
Shall their counsel weigh against the
sound judgment of the people and turn
the scale
Not in Minnesota. She will send
ten delegates for General Grant.
C«Hl7 Pristine.
The Register had another spasm last
week. It is troubled with attacks of
economy. It is subject to them—in­
deed, the difficulty has become chronic,
and whether the cuse is hopeless or
not can't be determined until after the
next general election. It wants to
print the tax sale for three cents
per description,—" has offered to do it
and furnish good security." Now, tax­
payers, et us read the law. Section
67 of chapter 30, of the general laws
of 1868, reads as follows, viz
There shail be allowed to the pub­
lishers of newspapers for advertising
the delinquent and forfeited tax lists «il'
the several counties, the sunt of fifteen
(15) cents for each description."
Don't )hat settle the price for doing
the work described We think we all
agree that it duos. Very well. Sec­
tion 119, pa^re 143, general laws of
1867, reads a* follows, viz
The County Auditors phall cause
the list of delinquent lands in their re­
spective counties to be published at
]«ast three wt-cke, between the third
Monday of March and the third Mon­
day of May. in each year, in some
newspar printed :nd published in
•heir re ectiv^ COUNT IF P."
This law ..ilia it the duty of the
County Auditor cane tbe list to be
ihli h«*d, e., he is tc select the per­
son to do the work. The State has
fix**) ftio price. Now suppose lbs Reg
istn- agrees to prink &'c. at three cunts
per description?- ttio Slate liai not
51
von the Au4il)f nor any other pcrxnn
its utitknrity to uiakc snch
agreement, ticnce anj* contract uiade by
liiin regarding the price would be
void.
What would the Register do iu that
Ciise Jt would recover by a hw-suit
ten delegate* »»e full suui fixed by law.
1
One.) more. That paper talks about
retrenching." What is the significa­
tion of this word It is the curtail­
ment of all expenses which are either
superfluous or excessive. Procuring
labor at half its value or material at
one third of its co.st is not retrench­
ment! l'hat is extortion. "The la­
borer is worthy of his hire," and this
question of printing has been settled
u^on its merits at a medium point.
Ten cents was oucc the price. That
was not enough. It was doubled
That was too much. The Legislature
vacillated between the two extremes
and fiually settled midway between
them. The hegistvr knows that the
pay is not excessive, that it is ouly
just.
Stale lT(literally.
MEETING OF T1IE BOARD OF REGENTS.
The Board of Regents of the Uni­
versity met at the building at 10 A. M.
on Tuesday, tbe 26th inst., and were
in session the remainder of the day.
There were present tbe full Board as
follows:
J. S. Pillsbary, President.
A. A. Harwood, Secretary.
John Nicols, Treasurer.
Horace Austin,
II. B. Wilson, EjC'uffnio.
W. W. -Volwell,
II. H. Sibley,
Paris Gibson,
G. S. Bryant,
O. Dalryinple.
Reports from the several standiug
cooiinittccs were received and actcd
upon.
President Folwell gave a detailed and
interesting account of his rccei.t trip to
Washington, to attend the National
Convention of Agriculturists.
Several applications for professorships
were received and filed.
Action was taken in reference to the
employment of a Professor of Military
Science, and a resolution was adopted
requesting the Secretary of War to de­
tail a military officer to fill the position.
Dr. Samuel D. Flugg, President, and
Dr. Alexander Stone, Secretary of the
St. Paul Preparatory School for Medi­
cal Instruction, appeared before tbe
Board and submitted a proposition for
establishing a Medical College at St.
Paul, which shall be the medic»l de­
partment of the University of Minne­
sota, and be under the supervision and
control of the Board of Regents the
management of the Preparatory School
to sustain said branch department until
the University is able to care for it.—
The proposition was referred to the
executive committee.
The President was authorized to pro­
cure the printing of the catalogue of
the University, to be ready at the close
of the college year.
The executive committee were au­
thorized to employ skilled and compe­
tent landscape gardeners, and cause the
University grounds to be tastefully laid
out and ornamented.
The following resolution was adopt­
ed
Rrmlred, That tbe duties of the Profeagor
of Chemistry, including a course of lectures on
Agricultural Chemistry be devolved upon the
chair of Agriculture, after tha expiration of
tbe present college year.
Finding it impossible to complete the
business iu one day the Board adjourn­
ed to meet at the Executive Room in
the Capitol at 10 o'clock A. M. on
Wednesday.
9500 was appropriated out of the
current fund to be expended annually
for the purchase of additions to the li­
brary. $50 was voted to defray the
expense of publishing the University
Almanac.
The question of the geological survey
of the State authorized by the Legisla­
ture, and committed to the Regents,
was refered to the executive committee.
Proposed modifications of the courses
of study were discussed, and referred to
the Committee on Faculty aud Univer­
sity Courses
The propriety of discontinuing the
preparatory school was considered, and
the matter finally committed to the
Faculty and the State Superintendent.
Arrangements were made whereby
additional Labratory Room, aud appara­
tus will be provided at the beginning
of the next collegiate year.
A great amount of general business
relating to tbe interior working of the
University was transacted. Tbe pre­
sent college year will close on the 27th
of June next.
State News.
A fire broke out about 11:30 on
Wednesday night, in Wolf's brewery,
in Stillwater, entirely consuming the
building and contents. Several other
buildings in the vicinity were destroy­
ed. Two men named John Grupp
and Bernard Poison were burned to
death in the brewery. There was but
a slight insurance on the property de­
stroyed.
It is rumored that the general man­
agement of the Milwaukee St. Paul
ltailroad Company has devolved
upon John C. Gault.
A young man by the name of Lcroy
Fenlason, suicided at Minneapolis,late­
ly, by shooting himself through the
brain. No reason is assigned for the
rash act. He was universally respected
and leaves a young rvile to whom he
was devotedly attached.
Rows are frequent in the Saintly
City, houses beinp broken open and
the inmates frightened and driven
away.
Mrs. Brisbin, of St. Paul, took lau­
danum immediately upon hearing the
result of her auit against Madam
I Robinson." The character ot Mrs B.
was so completely established that she
was anxious to "depart, in peace."
The poison was removed through the $55 shingles, $3
»g«ncy of a stomap»r«*».
liiM'mMw
GENERAL CURBIN, United States
District Attorney for South Carolina,
mcde an address at Manchester, New
Hcmp.«hire, a fuw weeks ago, in which
he said that "many negroes had been
murdered, and that 600 colored people
of York county alone had been brutal­
ly whipped for affiliating with the Re­
publicans." It was ahso the opinion of
General Corbift that the special power
given to the President of suspending
the writ of hutets corpus had tended
to diminish the Ku Klux outrages.
IT is reported that Queen Victoria
has evinced unsoundness of mind, from
the fact that she has pardoned the Rev
erend Watson, who, under circum
st uiccd thiit for cool brutality and fiend
ishness almost lacks a parallel, murder­
ed his wife, and the commutation of
the death sentence of Christina Ed­
munds the poisoner. After forty years
service in the Established Church, this
Watson boldly avowed his utter unbe­
lief in the dogmas of the church, or in
God or a future state of existence. In
the pardon of this beastly wretch the
public is justly indignant.
Correspondence.
ADAMS. Minn., March 16.
Editor Hotter County Traaieript.
SIR :—Tho school in District No. 72,
in the town of Adams, closed on Fri­
day, March 15th. Whole number of
pupils in attendance during the term
was 30 average attendance, 16. The
prizes were awarded to the Misses Kate
and Nellie Madden for punctual atten­
dance, they having been neither tardy
uor absent. Miss Nellie Madden re­
ceived the prize for good deportment.
The progress made by the pupils in the
spelling classes is worthy of mention
considering there was no prize offered.
A. II.
LE ROY, Minn March 23,1872.
Editor Motcer County ftaiucript:
SIR:—Prof. M. II. Morgan, of Chi­
cago, has been conducting a musical
convention in pur village for the past
ten days, giving instruction in vocal
music to a large class of the singers of
Le Roy and the surrounding towns.—
Those persons who caine from a dis­
tance were entertained by the hospita­
ble citizens free of charge. All seemed
well pleased with the progress made in
so short a time. His manner of in­
struction is excellent just such as is
needed by our singers. The
first concert was given on Fri­
day evening of last week, which
met with marked success. The An­
vil Chorus," the closing piece, was ren­
dered with admirable effect. The
sing concert came off last Wednes­
day eve. It consisted of solos, ducts,
trios and quartetts also choruses by
the whole class. Yours,
A SUBSCRIBER.
Austin, by a Milwaukee Man.
The following description of Austin,
written by Russ," a travelling corres­
pondent of the Milwaukee Sentinel, is
worthy the perusal of all who wish to
learn whether it has made any progress
within the last four or five years:
AUSTIN, Minn., March 15.
Spread out a map before you, and
see the admirable advantages for com
munication with all points of the com­
pass which Austin possesses, and you
will be surprised, as am, to find that
the agricultural and commercial advan­
tages of this region have heretofore
been so poorly understood and appre­
ciated. Here is a rich fertile county
in the soutl ern tier of Minnesota, no
acre of which is more than ten utiles
distant from a railroad station, every
acre capable of a high state of cultiva­
tion and an unlimited production of all
the staple growths of the fruitful
Northwest here is a direct outlet
to the south, southeast and south­
west, by means of the Milwaukee
& St. Paul, the Illinois Central,
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Minnes ta, and the Central Rail­
road of lowr, to the east and west by
means of the Southcru Minnesota, and
to the nort by the Milwaukee & St.
Paul and here is a citizenship, tried
in the grind and grit of earlier and
harder times, with large industry, per­
severing energy, taste and intelligence,
so that the emigrant, while enjoying
the advantage of new lands for pur
chase and cultivation, can also settle
down at once among the growers and
lovers of a refined society—convenien­
ces which happily are growing in esti­
mated value among our people. The
climate of this region needs no eulogy
fiom me. It is a pro*.erb that Minne­
sota air is a tonic and ihvigorator of
Nature's own making, more magical
than enchantment, more deligntful
and cheap than the nostrums of the
shops. The effect of it is seen in the
firm, elastic step of the people, and
heard in the quick, prompt tone of
voice which bespeaks decision of char
acter and warrauts execution of pur­
pose.
Austin, the county scat of Mower
county, has about 2,800 inhabitants,
and is built in a substantial uiannor.—
Thrift and taste arc shown upon its
dwellings and business houses, and
what is particularly favorable to pur­
chasers, the trade is largely confincd to
exclusive stocks.
The town has seven religious organ­
izations with good plac of worship
the Congregationalists, Presbyterians,
Baptists, Methodists, Episcopalians,
Norwegian Lutherans and Roman Cath­
olics, while the Univcrsalists have an
organization without a house. It has
not fallen in my way to see so fine a
school building as (hat of Austiu for
many months—a beautiful brick struc­
ture, three stories high, with six apart­
ments and seven teachers It is light­
ed, heated and ventilated on the most
approved method, and has a complete
••rade with a high school course. The
secret societies of the place are the
Masons, the Odd Fellows and Grand
Army of the Republic.
I cannot better give an idea of what
it will cost to make a home in Austin
than as follows: Business lots are
quoted at $500 to $1,000 residence
lots at $100 to $300. The best of
hard wood for tuel sells at from $4 to
$5 per cord, and coal from $6 to $7.50
per ton, according to quality. Good
water is reached at 14 feet to 25 feet
below the surface clay.makinga hard,
red brick, is found just in the edge of
town, and good building stone is deliv­
ered on the ground at not more than
$8 at cord. Common lumber may be
quoted at $21 fencing, $22 flooring,
$35 siding, $30 finishing. $30 to
to $5.50 and lath
$3 tn $4.
The trade of Austin reaches out to 1
broad region, there being no competing
tows of large size nc irer than porhaps
35 (o 40 miles. A fair estimate upou
the annual business done would be
about as follows Hardware, $100,000
dry goods, 6150 000 drugs. !tc., $40,
000 clothing, $100,000 agricultural
implements at retail, 875,000. at whole­
sale, $110,000 groceries $150,000
lumber, $45,000 harness and saddlery,
$17,000 grain purchases, all kinds,
350,000 bushels and cattle shipments
net, perhaps, to exceed 1.000 head.
Manufacturing is small as yet, but
the excellent convenience? for distribu­
ting the products ot any and all indus­
tries will soon build up that branch.—
Messrs. Engle & Co. have a flouring
mill on the Cedar, capable of producing
nearly 200 barrels of flour daily, with
a good power yet unemployed. A
short distaucc down the same stream
there are two more mills, and a new
one is fast approaching completion
three miles above. There is also a
foundry, yet quite young in business,
to which I may add the building of
fanuing-mills, by Mr. Young, upon a
new and valuable patent by himself,
together with all the general workers in
all the various necessities of such
places, and the story is nearly told.
Austiu has two prosperous new pi­
pers the Register.published by Messrs.
Craig, Davidson & Basford and tli
Transcript, by A. A. Ilarwood* The
two banking institutions of the town
are the First National Bank and thn
Mower County Bank. They handle a
large amount of capital for moving
the products of a wide region of couu
tj.y#
AN accident occurred last week at
Randall, on the St. Paul & Pacific rail­
road, by which three men lost their
lives and several more were severely
injured.
VALUE OF FARMERS' CLUBS.—The
Maine Farmer relates the following
incident which occured at the agricul­
tural convention held at Paris A
gentleman gave his experience with
great minuteness in regard to feeding
his farm stock the present winter. He
was a mechanic by trade, but through
the influence of a town farmers' club,
had during the last three years had his
interests and attcution largely directed
to agriculture and practical farming
upon a somewhat limited scalc. These
experiences and the results were of so
valuable and practical a nature that one
of the distinguished speakers present
said he considered t'»e facts stated by
the gentleman a sufficient couipen
satiou for his journey of four hun­
dred and fifty miles to attend the con­
vention.
Literary Notices.
THE Phrenological Journal for April
is on our table, and contains an abund­
ance of that which is pleasant to read
and good to remember. Sketches and
portraits of eminent merchants, engi­
neers, and men of different vocations.
Well written articles on phothgraphy,
education, etc. Price 30 cents, or $3
a year. S. R. Wells, publisher, N«w
York.
VOL. 1, No. 4, of the Saw Mill will
be published in a few days, and is'
wanted by every saw mill owner and
lumberman in the country. The next
number will contain valuable informa­
tion upon the subject of building and
running saw mills. Subscription, five
cents each uuuibcr, or twenty cents per
year. Address, Saw Mill Sandy
Hill, Washington Co., N. Y.
MARRIED.
W00DBERRY—HOBBS—Oo tbe 14th inst.,
iu the town of Dexter, at the rcnidcnce of
Phillip O. Wood berry, Esq., by Rev. J. D.
Todd, CHARLIES A. WOOD»KRBT and Mis«
EMILY 11. UOBBB, both of Dexter.
DIED.
ilLEASON—In Cedar City, on the 20th init..
Rev. DAVID B. GUSAIOJ,aged 33 years and
9 months.
He leaves a wife and two children
to mourn his loss. He was much be­
loved by the chuich and those that
knew him best.'
LISTOF
LETTERS REMAINING
unclaimed in the Post Office, at Austin,
Minn., on Saturday March 23th, 1872.
To obtain any of these letters the applicant
must call for Advertised Letters, and give the
date of this list.
If not called for in one month they will be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Allen, G. C.
Bachman, Alr
Bennett, John
Claik, Samuel**
Gallop, Frank
Hubbert, Johnny
Raymond, E. B.
Sanderson, Miss Z.
Smith, A. C.
Torraus, James
A. E. MKIUS, P.
A.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE —A frame dwelling house,
one story and a half high, and tw? lots, for
further particulars enquire of
A. BIGGINS.
AVSTIS, Minn., March 25, 1872. 5tw6
AUCTION SALE—A large stock of
Uorscs, Cows, wagons, Farm Stock, and Farm
Implements will be sold at auction, on Thurs­
day, April 4, 1872, at Geo. Alderson's place,
1} miles west of Brownsdale, on the Browns
dale and Lansing road.
Terms of sale—Cows, cash, other articles
under $10.00, cash all sums over $10.00, six
mouths time on approved paper. Sale to
commenco at 10 o'clock A. M.
Myl GRO. ALDERSON.
I HAVE on sale the J. T. Bowen res­
idence, near the depot—good large bouse with
three lots. Also, two good residences in the
Second ward. All, or any portion of the above
mentioned property can be bought at a bar.
gain, if taken soon.
I. X. HAWKINS,
51tf Attorney and Real Estate Agent.
FOR RENT.—My house on Main
Street, adjourning J. F. Atherton's. I Als*
wish to purchase a good driving team, and
will exchange a Piano or Organ.
iltf I. N. HAWKINS.
SACRED BIOGRAPHY and His-
torj.or Illustrations of the Holy Scriptures,
containing a description of Palestine, Ancient
and Modern lives of the Patriarchs, Kings
aud Prophets, and of Christ and the Apostles
with notices of the most eminent reformers,
Luthur, Mclancthon, Calvin, Ac., with sketch­
es of the ruins of the celebrated cities, Palmy­
ra, Xinerah, Jervsalcm, an.I others mentioned
in the sacred writings, edited by Osmand Tif­
fany, D. D. Otis- weston, agent.
'KTER ZKLLKR has the lamest
lot of Piece Good's for men's wear of any deal­
er in Austin.
ORSES FOR SALE OR EX-
One span of heavy horses, also harnes and
wagon, and several lighter horses. Terms,
part cash, and timo given on the balnnce, or
will be exchanged for city property. Enquire
at the Hutchin8 House, cornor of Jay and
Bridge Streets, Austin, Minu. 49tf
ARKANSAS LANDM.
9 AAA ACRES OF SELECTED
/WjVfVV Lands in Arkansas, for sals
chcap, or will be exchanged for
MINNESOTA LANDS
or Austin City Property.
K. P. AUSTiy.
BUCKEYE
E. I'. VAN VALKENBUItail 4 CO.
Sell
The Lake Mills Seeder.
15. P. VAN VALKENIJUI1GII & CO.
Pay
Cash for Potatoes
E. P. VAN VALKENBUR'»H & CO.
S.1I
The Buckeye Seeder.
E. P. VAN VALKBNBURGH & CO.
Pay
Cash for Beans.
K. P. AN VALKKNBURGH A CO.
Sell
THE BUCKEYE DRILL
E. P. VAN VALKBNBURGH & CO.
Pay
Cash for Corn.
E. P. VAN VALKENBURGH & CO.
Sell
JONES' PATENT CORN PLANTER.
E. P. VAN VALKENBURGH & CO.
Pay
Cash, for Oats,
E. P. VAN VALKENBURGH & CO.
Sell
THE BUCKEYE CORN CULTIVATOR.
E. P. VAN VALKENBURGH & CO.
Pay
Cash, for Hides.
E. P. VAN VALKENBURGH & CO.
Sell
CLOVES SEED.
E. P. VAN VALKENBURGH & CO
Pay
CASH FOR POTATOES
E.
P.
VAN VALKENBURGH & CO.
Sell
THE NAP1ERVILLE PLOWS
E. P. VANVAI.KE.VM RUH A CO.
Pay
Cash fer all Idnls of Farm Produce.
E. P. VAN VALKENBURGH & CO.
Sell
The best of &11 Farm Machinery at
their office,
South Side Public Square,
AUSTIN, MINN
PMINNESOTA,
ROBATE NOTICE—STATE O
COUXTY OF MOWER,
In Probate Court.
In tbe matter of the estate of Engebret Olson,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Smith
E. Boyce, of the town of Frankford, in said
c«unty, representing, among other things, that
Engebret 01*on, late of Frankford, in said
county, on tbe 2dtb day of October A. D. 1869.
at the town of Frankford, died intestate, and
being a resident of this county at tbe time of
his death, leaving goods, chattels, and estate
within this county, and that tho said peti­
tioner is one of the creditors of said dcccased,
and praying that administration of said estate
be to L. E. Pierce or come other suitable per­
son granted, it is ordered that said petition be
heard beferc the Judge of this Court, on Mon­
day, the 1st day of April, A. D. 1872, at 10
o'clock A. M., at the office of the Probate
Judge in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased, aud to all persoos
interested,by publishing a copy of this order for
three suecessirewceks prior to said day of hear­
ing,in the MOWBRCOUHTVTRANSCRIPT a weekly
newspaper printed and published at Austin, in
said county Dated at Austin, the 7th day of
March, A. D. 1872.
By the Court,
[L. S.] JESSE ROSE,
4St3 Judge of Probate.
MORTGAGE
SALE.
Default having been n.ade in the pay­
ment of the sum of live hundred, forty-nine
and iiO-IOOths ($549.60) dollars, which amount
is claimed and declared to be due at the date
of this notico, for prinoipal and interest upon
a certain mortgage executed and delivered by
Robert T. McKague ai.d Fanny M. McKague,
his wife, of the county ol Mower, and State of
Minnesota, to I. W. Tower, dated the 1st day of
January, A. D. 1800, and duly recorded in the
office of Register of Deeds in and for said
county of Mower and State aforesaid on tbe
10th day of February, A. D. 1869, at 3 o'clock
P. M., in Book of Mortgages on page 25,
and no action or proceeding at law or other­
wise having been instituted to raeorer said
debt or any part thereof,
Now therefore, in pursuance and by virtue
of a power of sale in said mortgage contained,
and of tbe statute in snch case made and pro­
vided, notice is hereby given that the said
mortgage a ill be foreclosed and the land and
premises described in and covered by said
mortgage to-wit: The North half of the
South-East quarter of Section number
Seventeen, [17,j in Township Ono Hundred
and Four. [104,] of Range Fourteen, [14,] sit­
uate in the said eaunty of Mower, and State
aforesaid, together with the appurtenances
thereto belonging will bo sold at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash at the officc
of G. M. Cameron, in the Village of Austin,
on Friday, the 5th day ot April A. D. 1872,
at 4 o'clock P. M., to satisfy and pay off the
amount then due on said mortgage, principal
and interest, together with all costs of fore­
closure.
Dated Januarv 81st, A. D. 1872.
I. W. TOWER, Mortgagee.
Q. A J. D. PARKER, Attorneys. 46t7
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49-41* Austin, Minn
CORONER'San
SALE.
By virU.e of execution issued oat of
the District Co«rt of the county of Winona,
State of Minnesota, bearing date the 22d day
of January, A. D. \S72, and to the Coroner of
Mower county, Minnesota, directed and deliv­
ered, in favor of Uenry M. Burchard, Trustee
of the estate of William S. Drew and Jerome
G. Swart, bankrupts, and against the goods,
chattels, lands and tenements of Albert Gallo­
way anil William Allen, I hava seised and
taken in execution the undivided one-balf of
all those pieces and parcels cf land situated in
said county of Mower, and State of Minnesota,
known and described as follows, to-wit:
Commencing on the west line oi Lot Number
One, [1[ in Block Number Twenty, [20] in the
Village of Austin, at a point in the continua­
tion of a line running across said lot through
the centcr of the brick wall between the bank
building and the middle store building said
point being nineteen feet and 'our inches more
or less north from the south-west eorner of
said lot, thence easterly on a line running
through the center of the aforesaid wall to the
cast line of said lot tbencc north nineteen feet
more or less to a point in a line running across
said lot through tho center of the brick wall
between the two store buildings on said lot,
thence westerly on the said last-mentioned
line to the west line of said lot, thence south on
tbe west side of said lot to the place of begin­
ning with the appurtenances thereunto be­
longing.
And notice ia hereby given that I shall, as
Deputy Coroner of said county of Mcwcr, in
pursuance of the power in me vested,and of the
statute in such case made and pro 'ided,
expose
for sale at public auction t» tbe highest bidder,
at tbe front door of the Court House in tbe
Village of Austin, iu said county of Mower, on
the 27th day of April, A. D. 1872, at 11 o'clock
A. M., all the right, title, claim, interest and
demand whatsoever which the said Ail-ert Gal­
loway had in said premises on the 20th day of
December A. D. 1S71, together with all be
may have acquired therein since that date, or
so much thereof a may be necessary to satisfy
the sum of five hundred, forty-six and SO-lOOths
[$546.80] dollars and interest thereon from
December 18th, A. D. 1871, and costs of sale.
Dated, March, 7tb. A. D. 1872.
4St7 IIEhMAN WARNER,
Deputy Coroner in and for Mower Co., Minn.
MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE.
Default has been made in the conditions
of a certain indenture of mortgage made and
executed by Frederick W. Johnson, Philif O.
Woodberry,Nicholas Woodbcrryand Charles
A. Woodberry to Converse L. Chase and Wil­
liam Russell, bearing date November 23d, A.D.
1869, and recorded in the office of the Register
of Deeds in and for Mower county, Minnesota,
on the 27th day of December, A. D. 1869, in
Book K" of Mortgages on pages 546, 547.
and 548. Said mortgage was given to secure
the payment of the sum of five thousand, five
hundred,seventy-two and 78-100ths dollars and
interest thereon according to the conditions of
five promissory notes bearing even date there­
with, made and executed by said Frederick W.
Johnson, Philip O. Woodberry, Nicholas J.
Woodberry, and Charles A. Woodberry to said
Converse L. Chase and William Russell, and
there is claimed to be due and is due thereon
at the date of this notice the sum of three
thousand, six hundred and four dollars ($3604)
and no proceedings at law or otherwise have
been bad to collect the same nor any part
thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of a powei of sale in said mortgage
cuntamed and pursuant to the provisions of
the statutes in such case made and provided the
Maid mortgage will be foreclose-i and the
premises therein described to-wit: Tbe east
half of Section Eighteen, aud the west ball
and tbe northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of Section Seventeen, all in Township
Ono Hundred and Three, North of Range Six­
teen West, in Mower county, Minnesota, (E}
Sec. 18,and WJ and NWJ SE1 Sec. 17,103,16,)
w'th the appurtanences thereunto belonging,
will be sold at publie vendue to the highest
bidder therefor at the office Page A Wheeler,
in the Village of Austin, in said county on
Saturday, the 27th day of April, A. D. 1872, at
10 o'clock A. M. to satisfy the amount then due
on said note and mortgage together with one
hundred dollars attorney's fees allowed by the
terms thereof in case of foreclosure, besides
costs and expenses allowed by law. Dated
March 14th, A. D. 1872.
CONVERSE L. CHASE,
WILLIAM RUSSELL,
Paob
A WHEELER,
Att'ys for Mortgagees. 49t7
ORTGAGE SALE.
Default having been made ia the payment
of the sam of three hundred, fourteen and
72-100ths dollars which is claimed to be due
at the date of this notice upon a certain mort­
gage, duly executed and delivered by Cyrel S.
Wilson and M. E. Wilson, his wife, to Jede
diah M. Peck bearing date the twenty-third
day of November A. D. 1866, and duly record­
ed in the office of the Register of lced% in
and for the county of Mower and Stateoi Min­
nesota, on the 20th day of February A. D.
1867, at 3 o'clock P. M. in Book 11" of mort­
gages, on page 124, and by the said J. M.
Peck duly sold and assigned to Horace D.
Huntington, dated the 10th day af January,
A. D. 1871, and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds iu the county of Mower,
State of Minnesota, on tbe 16th day of Febru­
ary, A. D. 1871, in Book "L" of mortgages,
on page 446 an! by the said Horace D. Hun
tington duly sold and assigned to A. J.
Brown on tbe first day of April, A.. D. 1871,
and recorded in the office of the Registor of
Di'eds in Mower county and State aforesaid
on the 27th dny of June, A. D. 1871, in Book
"L of mortgages, on page 621, and no action
or proceeding at law or otherwise having been
instituted to recovcr the debt sccured by said
mortgage or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that,
by virtue of a ower of sale contained iti said
mortgage and pursuant to tho statute in such
ease made and provided, the said mortgage
will be foreclosed, and the premises described
in and covered by said mortgage, vis: The
East half of tbe Northeast quarter of Sccti -n
number Thirty-two, Township One Hundred
and Four, Range Fittvcn Wcit, in Mower
county, and State of Minnesota, with the the
redilaments and appdrtcnances, will be sold
at public auction, to the highest bidder for
ca*n, to pay said debt and interest, and tbe
taxes, if any, on said pramises, and twenty
five dollars attorney's fee, as stipulated in and
by said mortgage in case of foreclosure, and
the disbursements allowed by law which «nle
will be mudo by the Sheriff of said Mower
county, at tho front door of the Court House,
in the* Village of Au«tin, in said county and
State, on Saturday, tbe fourth (4th) day of
May, A. D. 1872, at 10 o'clock A. M. of that
dav, subject to ademption at any 4ine within
one year from the day of sale, as provided by­
law. Dated, March 14th, A. D. 1872.
A. J. BROWN,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
J. V. Attorney. Mt7
J^JOLLTGAGE FORECLOSURE
Default has been made in the conditions ot
acsrtain indenture i/t mortgage made and ex
eiruteil l»y Mary IS. H'ilJiaHM and (jriltn«n L.
Williams, her bn.ilmndr to George Bray and
Edwin French, firm of Bray A French, bear­
ing date January 4th, A. I, 1871, and record­
ed in tbe olBee irf Register of Deeds in and
FOR Mnwer
CUVKI},the
Minnesota, on the 6th day
ft January A. I. |»7l, in book of Mort­
gages on page 527. taid mortgage was given
to secure tbe -ayinent of the sum of two hun­
dred, sixty-seven and 65-100th dollars ($267.
t5) and interest thereon according to the con­
ditions of a promissory note bearing even
date therewith made and executed l»y the vaid
Mary b. Williams and Uilinan L. Williams to
the said George Bray aud Edwin French, pay­
able on the 1st day of Jnnuary A. D. 1872, and
there is claimed to be due aud is duo thereon
at the date of this notice the sum of two hun­
dred, seventy-four and 25-100 dollars ($274.25)
and no proceedings at law or otherwise have
been had to collect the same uor any part
thereol,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of a power of sale in said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the provisions of
tho statutes in such ?ase male and providod,
the said mortgage will be foreclosed, and the
pnmises therein described to-wit: Lot num­
ber Six, f#) in Blocknumber Twenty, (20) in
Yates A Lewis' Addition to the Village of
Austin, in saiJ county of Mower, Minn., with
the appurtenances thereunto belonging will be
sold at public vendue to the highest bidder
therefor at the offico of Page A Wheeler, ia
the Village of Austin, in said county on Sat­
urday, the 27ib day of April A. D. 1872, at 10
o'clock A. M., to satisfy the amount then due
on said note and mortgage, together with tha
sum of twenty-five dollars attorney's fees al­
lowed by the terms thereof in case of fore­
closure besides costs and expenses allowed by
law. Dated March I4tb, A. D. 1872.
GEORGE BRAY,
EDWIN
PABB FT WRBELRR,FRENCH,Mortgagee*,
Att'ys for
Austin, Mini 49t7
JY^ORTGAGE FORECLOSURE.
Default has been mc«Ie in the conditions cf
a certain indenture of mortgage made and ex­
ecuted by William P. Stewart and Vesta Stew­
art, his wifa, to Parker A Stone, bearing data
May 30th, A. D. 1871, and recorded in tha
office of the Register of Deeds in and for
Mower county, Minnesota, on tha 14th day of
June, A. D. 1871, in Book of Mortgages
on page 18, Said mortgage waa given to
secure the payment of the suin of one hundred,
eight and 25-100 dollars ($108.25) and interest
thereon according to the eonditions of a prom­
issory note made and executed by William
Stewart to Parker A Stone, payable on the 1st
day of January A. D. 1872, and there is
claimed to be due and is due thereon at the data
of this notice the sum of one hundred, sixteen
and 79 100 dollars, ($116.79) and no proceed­
ing at law or otherwise have been haa to col­
lect tbe same nor any part thereof,
Now therefore, notice is hereby given that,
by virlie of a power of sale in said mortgage
contained and pursuant to the provisions of
the statutes in such case made and provided,
the said mortgage will be foreclosed and the
premises therein described to-wit: The South
naif of the north half of tbe southwest quarter
#f the northwest quarter of Section Twenty
eight, (28) in Township One Hundred and One,
(101) North of Rango Number Seventeen (17)
West, in Mower county, Minnesota, with the
appurtanances thereunto belonging' will be
sold at publie vendue to the highest bidder
therefor at the office of Page A Wheeler, in
the Village of Austin in said countr on
Saturday, the 27th day of April, A. D. 1872, at
10 o'clock A. M., to satisfy the amount then
due on said note and mortgage together with
hirty dollars attorney's fees allowed by
the terms thereof in ease of foreclosure, be
the sides costs and expenses allowed by law.
Dated March 14th, A. D. 1872.
PARKER A STONE, Mortgagees.
PAGB ft WOBBLER, 49W7
Atty's for Mortgagees, Anstin, Minn.
CORONER'San
SALE.
By virtue of exeeution issued ont of
the District Court of tbe county of Winona,
State of Minnesota, bearing date the 22d day
of January, A. D. 1872, and to the Coroner of
M«%er County, Minn, direeted and delivered,
in favor of Henry M. Burchard, Trustee of the
estate of William S. Drew, aad Jerome G.
Swart. Bankrupts, and against the goods,
chattels, lands and tenements of Albert Gallo­
way and William Allen, I have seised and
taken in execution the following described
premises, to-wit:
Six (6) acres of land off from the cast end of
the south half of the south-west quarter of tbe
north-west quarter of Section Number Two, (2)
Town One Hundred and Two, (102) Range
Eighteen, [18] west also, four [4] acres, com­
mencing at the north-west corner of the same
tract, thence west on the north line of said
south half to the eist bank of the Red Cedar
River, thence down tbe east bank of said
stream, as the same winds and turns, to the
south line of said south half, thenee east to the
south-west corner of the first-mentioned piece,
thence north on the west line of said piece to
the place of beginning containing ten [10]
acres in all. Also, another parcel of land de­
scribed as lollows, to-wit: Commencing on
the uorth line of Lot Number Six, [6] in Block
Number Twenty, [20] in the Village of A us'in,
Mower county, Minnesota, at a point forty*,
four [44] feet west of the north-east corner of
said l.ot Number Six, [6] thence south one
hundred [100] feet, thenee west twenty
two [22] feet, thence north to the portb
line of Lot Number Seven [7] in said Block
Number Twenty, [2D], thence east to the place
of beginning, reserving therefrom, an alley
way twelve [12] feet across the south end of
the above described premises Also, the undi­
vided one half of the following described
premises to-wit: Commencing on the west
line of Lot Number One, [1] in Block Number
Twenty [20] in the Village of Anstin, in Mow­
er county, Minnesota, at a point in the contin­
uation of a lino running across said lot
through the center of th brick wall between
tbe Bank Building and tbe middle store build­
ing, said point being nineteen feet and four
inches more or less north fiom the southwest
oorncr of said lot, thence easterly on aline run­
ning through the eenter of the aforesaid wall
to the east line of said lot, thenee north nine
teen feet more or less to a point in a 'ine run­
ning across said lot through the eenter of tbe
brick wall between the two store buildings on
said lot, thenee westerly on the said last men­
tioned line to the west line of said lot thenee
south on the west side of said lot to the plaee
of beginning with the appurtenances tnere
unto belonging.
And notice is hereby given that I shall, as
Deputy Coroner of said county of Mower, in
pursuance of tbe power in me vested, and of
the statutes in such ease made and provided,
expose for sale at publie auction to the high­
est bidder, at the front door of the Court
House the Village of Austin, in said eounty
of Mower, on the 27th day of April A. D. 1872,
at 10 o'clock A. M., all the right, title, claim,
interest and demand whatsoever, whieh tbe
said
Albert Galloway had in said premises on the
9th day of Jnnuary. A. D. 1872, together with
all he may have acquired therein sinee that
date, or so much thereof as may be necessay to
satisfy the sum of five hundred, seventy-fonr
and 46-100ths [$574.46] dollars and interest
thereon front the sixth day of January A. D.
1872, and and eosts of sale.
Dated, March 7th, A. D. 1872.
48t7 HERMAN WARNER,
Deputy Coroner, in and for Mower Co., Minn.
ORTGAGE SALE.
Deiault having been made in the
payment of the sum of ten hundred, fifty
six and 93-100ths (*1056.93) dollars, whieh
amount is claimed and declared to be due at
the date of this notiee for principal and inter
est upon a certain mortgage executed and
dclirered by Charles W. Stewart and Ant
Stewart, bis wife, of tbe county of Mower, and
Stale of Minnesota, to I. W. Tower, of said
county and State aforesaid, dated tbe first day
of January, A. D. 1860, and duly recorded in
the office of Register of Deeds in and for the
county of Mower aforesaid, on the 10th day of
February, A. D. 1809, at 3 o'clock P. M. in
Book of Mortgages, on page 24, and no
action or proceeding at law or otherwise hav­
ing been instituted to recover said debt or
any part thereof,
Now therefore, in pursuance and by virtue
of a power of sale in said mortgage contained,
and of the statute in such case made and pro­
vided. notice is hereby given that the said
mortgage will be fore lo«ed, and the land and
premises described in and covered by said
mortgage, namely: Tbe South half of the
South-East quarter of Section Seventeen, (17,)
in Township One Hundred and Four, (104,) of
Range Fourteen, (14,] situate in said eounty
of Mower, together with the appurtanences
thereto belonging will be soli) at public aue
tion to the highest bidder for cash, at the office
of G. M. Cameron, in the Village of Austin,
in the said" county of Mower, on the 5th day
of April, A. D. 1872, at 4 o'clock P.M., to
satisfy and pay off the amount then due on
said mortgage together with all costs fere
closure and fifty dollars attorney's tee as stip­
ulated for therein in case of forcolesure.—
Dated January 31st, A.'li. 1872.
I. W. TOWER, Mortgage*.
J. Q. A J. B. FARMER, Attorneys. 46t7
V^TATF OP MINNESOTA, COITN
IO TY OF MOWER, ss. In Justice Court.
Before W. H. Merriok, Justiee of the Peace.
Tho State of Minnesota to J. L. Townsend,
Defendant:
You aro summoned to be and appear before
*he undersigned one of tbe Justices of the
Peace of the Village of Austin, in said county,
on the 12th day of April, A. D. 1872, at 9
o'clock in the fort-noon at tbe office in the Vil­
lage of Austin, in said county, to answer to
John F. Atherton in a civil action. Should
you fail to appear at the time and place afore­
said, judgment will be rendered againH you
upon the evidence adduced by said John F.
Atherton for such sum as he shall show him­
self entitled to.
Given under my hand this 14th dny of
March, A. D. 1872.
W. H. MERRICK.
49*4, Juettee ef tbe Pwe*.
HOPKINS & FEKNALD,
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Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance of an order of license made in this
matter on the 17th day or November, A. D.
1871, by tbe udge of the Probate Court of
said eounty of Mower, the undersigned admin­
istratrix of the estate of Solon B. Perry, de­
eeased, will on tbe 0th day of April, A. D.
1872, at one o'clock p. n., offer for sale at pub­
lic vendue tbe following described lands to-wit:
The west half of tbe north-east quarter of
seetion number nine (9), in township number
one hundred and four (104), north of range
number fourteen (14) west all in said Mower
eonnty.
Said sale will be made on the premises
above described. Tbe terms of sale will l«
made known at the time and plaee of aale.
Dated Mareh 14th, A. D.
1872.
MARY V. McKAGUE,
49-4t Administratrix.
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The Best History of Chicago
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Published.
"LIFE IN UTAH,"
In both English and German. New, valuable
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GODFREY
LEFFJ«ER,
Austin, Minn.
AUSTIN POST OFFICE.
ARRIVAL AITD CLOSURE OF Mirr#
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STOCK of
CLOTHING,
CLOTHS,
wASSIMERS.
Aad also a Very Niee Stock ef
HATS, & CA PS,
and
Furnishings Goods.
The Selections were made by Mr. Dankle
man in the Eastern market, and he is aue ef
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aad
ail new ones who may favor hia with a ealL
SUITS made to order, ia the latest style
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Store in Old Headquarters Building,
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PMINNESOTA,
ROB ATE NOTICE.—STATE OF
COUNTY OF MOWER, ss.
In Probate Court
In the matter of the estate of Wa
deceased.
Simpson^
On reading and filing the petition ef Mary
Ray man. of Austin, Minnesota, representing,
among other things, that Wm. Simpson, late ef
Austin. Minnesota, on the 20th day ef
Jun^ A. I. 1870, at Austin, Minnesota,
died intestate, and being a resident ef
this county at tbe tine of his death,
leaving goods, chattels and estate with­
in this county, and that the said petition­
er is the former widow of said deeeased, aad
praying that admidistratioa of said estate be
to be granted, it is ordered that said petition
be heard before the Judge of this Coart, en
Monday, the 1st day of April A. D. 1872, at
10 o'clock A. M., at tbe oCce of tho Probate
Judge in said eounty.
Ordend further, that notiee thereof he given
to the heirs of said deeeased, and to all persona
interested, b) publishing a copy of this order
for three sueessive weeks prior to
hearing, in tbe Mowan Copirrr TBARSCRIPT,Adayefsaid
weekly newspaycr printed and pnblished at
Austin, in said conaty. Dated at Anstin, the
7tb day of Mareh, A. D. 1872.
By the Coart,
[L. 8 JESSE ROBE,
4&tS Judge of Probata.
NIU A FRESH arrival of J. M.
Burt's edehrated hand-sewed Boots for Goats'
wear at J. TKUE8PELV9,