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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-31
Democratic State Convention at Syracuse.
The Democratic State Convention will be held at syra
cuse The following is list Of the delegates
as far as we have been able to ascertain them -

DELEGATES.
ALlEoASy COUNTY John wheelcr@
A. P. Lsnipg. John Cochran
ALBANY COUNTY. Lorenzo b. shepharda
Cornelius ,osburg. Isaac Edwards
Joseph Hilton, John Mckeon.s
John McCardel, Contested.
james ii. Brsbin NIAGARA COUNTY.
BsoomE COUNTY. William yandervoort.
George Bartlett. oTsEGo COUNTY.
cHAurauauE COUNTY. William p. Chase
J. NJ. Edison, ONEIDA COUNTY.
Hiram A. Pratt ;. Ii. Garyin.
cHrSaNao COUNTY. ONTARIO COUNTY.
LEVI H. CAsF. ID. W. y Gage,
CLINTON COUNTY Il. G. Lapham.
Lemuel Stetton. ORANGE COUNTY.
COUNTY. Allen N. sherman
Theodore Miller Edward N. Madden,
j. Hogeboom. Samuel Fowler.
CORTLAND COUNTY. ORLEANS COUNTY
Henry stephens Thomas s. Clark.
cHTMuNG COUNTY. oswEGo COUNTY
a, p. Grant
DELAWARE COUNTY. Helon T. Noyes.
Robert Parker osoNDAoA COUNTY.
COUNTY. Henry q. Beach,
Patrick smith, LakeI Teat,
Grin Lockwood, julius G. Kline
Oliver Patch. QUEENS COUNTY.
William s. sutton. Syivanus & smith
rssyx COUNTY. RESssyLAER COUNTY.
smes S. W alon. John MARS
FULTON HAMILTON couN- John X Fonda
TIrs John u. Ten Brock,
Clark s. Grinneil. Israel b Peck
ers,srr COUNTY ncinioxp COUNTY.
William G. Bryan, Dr. James Harcourt.
Mark Beecher RocKLsND COUNTY.
cRrrNE COUNTY A. Edward sufiern.
Horatio L. Day, saR.Toca oovNrr.
Tbcmas Bedell George @ Scott,
HyHHlrR COUNTY. W. l.. Avery.
Gardiner Hinclley, scHrSgcrApy COUNTY
r. u. Spinner BIZ Potter.
JsrrrHsos COUNTY. scHoHARrr COUNTY.
John Hougbton, Hiram Walden,
CHARLES X LOOMS. Misha Brown.
KINGS COUNTY, SENECA COUNTY,
w Morshsll, Hafey Sanford
John Rice, SUFFOLK COUNTY.
Charles Hooper. Grosvernor ). Adams,
LIVINGSTON COUNTY. John u. schumaker
Ira Godfrey srEUBEr COUNTY.
l. C. " woodruff N NJ Perry.
MONROE COUNTY. SULLIVAN COUNTY.
I II Nheeltr III. r. Norris
Eleazer CoDkty. ToMPnss COUNTY
MADISON COUNTY. y Marsh,
paddock II Bentley @. N. Turner
Iule Uiteh cock COUNTY,
MorTeoMrnY COUNTY Nathan Bristol
Tasc jackson. ULSTER CooHi'
NEW COUNTY. John b. steele
William Miner Thomas ID. w. Robinson
John Y Savage, WARREN COUNTY
Thomas J. Barr, 4. fsrin
George u pnrser WASHINGTON COUNTY
| John ID DIXON Marnus Fsirchld,
| George Cszier, j. III Sheriff.
Richard T Compton, WAYNE COUNTY
Geo. y. Fr,deDburghf Willism Ashley
/ Richard Norris George ii Middleton,
! George White, wEsrcHEsrER COUNTY.
1 Dennis Mccarthy, Edmund q. Sutherland,
Marin J Bryant Benjamin d. Miller.
| pssld dhrthrste WYOMING COUNTY
| John Van Buren, Hsd
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HOTELS AND WATERING PLACES.

GbAhrRCY noUsR CORNER OF TWENTIETH
- street and Broadway, New York.t now open 10 she
public ~ contains bsndred aud fifty furnished
Ia the most elegant sty With every possible oonvsneus
will be kept the Amsrsas aud European pians
bin ed aud the determined that shall
DONALD d co.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, BR0ADwAY.-THK ME.
Az tropoltsn will no completed an opened
,sptop Of 3sptsube lat froe OF board 50 p
day. SIMEON LELAND g. CO., Propristers.
EURoPE-To TOURISTS VISITING EDrNRURaB
~ SooNand-Arohbold's HotOl 81 Princess street. Hdsn
burgh oppess tho CsasMr Arohbeid has 10 retur~ hr
eueors thanks 20 the lsdsa abs yontiavsr of s Unes
states Of Amees who have srsry season patrsplssA hs
ssss srd bsgs 20 assvrs thea s5s te public rgs thai
% y eeaSous ts ssHs gt0rs.s sAcgec Aai sttsaton
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EXCURSIONS.

r. laadiDg Chelsea. Tufts Dock, Rssyhis Bsndsys,
and Perth Ambsy.-rhe steam GOAT John nARr: 6NPsa.
H. Wbitlosk viii, and after Friday. August 81. leave
New ork fsot Of Msrray street. daily Saturdsys AID sA
days sxoeptedl At O'Clock M rstsraing lsave KsyRo
at clock r n, landing 1t Perth Ambsy Bensys BMes
Grove. Rosvls Tufts Beck aad Chs.sss Paroles
DESTROYS Of quiet excursion, WI End u BY taAg
tho above route the scenery through the Ssund hssu
uul also. good hotels, bathing and fshnS 81 ksypct
her return. At o'clock r. n N.B:-WM leave SstSr
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DRY GOODS.
TALL CLOAKS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO
Il vetiss iron Paris. The subscriber having Just
turned from visit to the vari kuropsan markets.
prepared to submit to the inspection Of merchants and
wholeale buyers from section Of the Union
nfeent stock OF the above poHular Which
- offers ON Vi most liberal terms GRO. BULPIN,
Clcak and NAntiyA Emporium. SCI Broadway
ThPoETED CLoAKs AND MANTILLAs1JAkAs
BECK CO will be prepared to exhibit TO the ladies
on edhetday september lst thsr fall and winter stock
Of Paris Cloaks Taimas Andauian Wrappers Hantilias
0iets Opera Coaks and Ladies Robes de- Cham
bre and Brsstss Dresses all ofwhch have been made
pressy for their retail trade In consequence the
they enabled present. believed avery pat
tern and design that is 10 be in
troduced In Paris the coming the variety pas
several hundrsd garments of the choicest
ehcrchs description. Store sj5 Broadway.
NEW GOoDs-oF OUR OWN IMPORTATION, AND
IN the choicest selection Of rich goods in markst;
which Silks Rrooade in every desiga and
quality and svsry desirable shsGe ia plain oolors French
all wool Dtaines; Scotch and French Silk aud Woollsn
Plads; Lupins and M,ilards best "a French Mernss;
shawls In sreat variety and Embr Linens and Do
nestle Goods Hosiery and fms twed 8rosdcotAs for la
dies cloaks, in black. drah, and mode colors
TIFFANY CUTTING, 32l Broadway
lust RKCEIvED.-SIx CASES NEW STYLE FANCY
French and Eugsh fancy and psn Cassmeres with
tire stock of fancy and black Cloths vctings Over
coatnRs, Linngs 60. JAMES BURK Jr, 81 Maiden lane
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NKW PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PARIS o..
No. Se feart street. hsvs jsst rsssived asv a.
s,sns 81 tbs richest and nest asbsnass yreash Psss
hsnsinss sslecssd expressly decorate the vsaous ts
Papers -. -
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CLOpHING.


HAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
" Ladies' and gentlemen having OF clothing fan
nurs " dispose Of obtsia sr cash price. BY soma
lag for tbs subscriber his rsrdsas line through ths
posi- win Re promptly sttsadsd TO ladies attended, BY
Mrs. Csten. N. s. C0HkN. 66 Elm street.
(NAST OFF CLoTHING.-LARGE OR SMALL GUAM.
~ ttiss II good left on apparel wanted, for
which the full value will be lboray given, in
money by addressing through po't cal iAs JAMRs
h0RONEY hit hand ssre No III Orange street.
near Chatham street.
r EFT OFF sLoTHBs AND FURNITURE WANTED
Il Ladies' aad gentlemen obtain seoS price TOT s
articles throuEh pest or otherwise. 70
THOMPSON 81 Lees ard street. sear Broadway
cash FOR CLoTHIN0.-LADIES or GENTLEMEN
~ having OF eiothiag furLitursto dspose
receive Abe value in cash.
by letter throurh the post, s. cOHEN, 452 Hudson
street.. Ladies A,tsntss to BY Mrs. Cohen.
LNATON 4 co, SUCCESSORS OF TRYON EATON
IL Tailsrs 262 Broadway, receyiaE slsxant
sssortnsnt ofSoods seise,ed By L. w. Tryon, Loadsa
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the week ending Saturday, August g. ncuAve, dstia-
guishing the destination and extent Of shipment TO each
psaoes-
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GRAND PIC MIC AND C0TILLoN EXCURSION
August sss 10 2osss HsrmOn Grove. for sAs B.ssst z
the Of late brother soldier George W. Sassk
Tiekets % The boat will leave Spring street s K
soiock Pier Ne n r. ss TX e'Sosh Foot q Pc S.
o'clock; South Ferry Brootlyn ~ 2esloek cenaistss
Of William p johnson, Sergeant
Lieut.. WIN. g. TwAY. Chairnaa.
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Weekly Report Of Deaths
In the City and County Of New York tho 2st day Of
August TO the 5S,h day of August. 1867
Men, %; Women. rs; Boys 11; Girls. l39-TotAl. 620
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EXCURSIONS TO TIE FISHING BANKS. EVERY
~ day. except Saturday The sea steamer nyfrALo.
Grssd street. 81; Peck slip 81; Pier No. A. NJ
turning BY p. M Dinasr fshiag tackle aad bait pro-
vided. Fare. 20 cents oach way.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1852-04-13

during the summer. Itbecame necessary in
the winter Of 1922 20 apprise the command Of
ST Anthony's Falls. that Sioux Indians were
about surprising them, and had entered into a
league with the Winnebagoes for that purpose.
Apdwe had the pleasure of being the first
white man in all that region, who was known
to have crossed from Chicago to the Mississip-
pi in the winter season. We walked the dis
tance between Chicago and Rock Island in
ten days. through deep snow and over bleak
Prairies, with the thermometer below zero,
through tribe OF hostile Indians (the Winnc-
bagoes,) when we avoided by avoiding tho
comforts of the woods and keeping the prair-
les We however, accomplished our purpose,
and were none the worse for our exposure; but
little did we dream at that time. that in the
brief space of thirty years, all that region wo'd
be densey populated Of its million of
inhabitants west and south of Chicago, and we
be called upon to invite attention to the con :
struction of an iron way destined to connect
that distant spot with this city, by means OF
which the intervening distance could be travel
ed in forty two hours! The man who at that
period, would have ventured the prediction
that the combined science, enterprise and wealth
OF the world; could ever have produced such
result, would have been pronounced suitable
tenant for a mad-house. And yet after a lapse
of only thirty years, this apparent fmpossi5iiity
has been achieved. .
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wool..Growing In Michigan.

The Washtenaw Whig. commenting upon a
statistical table of the ''wool- growing States,
among which Michigan is omitted, says:
We cannot see why Michigan should not be
included in the above list one of the ''princi-
pal woo. growing States" for we find by refer
ence TO the census returns for 1850 that her
product amounted to 2.047, ,364--while that of
Kentucky is but 2,246,l0S. Now compare the
product Of wool in the several States, above
named with the population of each. commenc
ing with New York, and we find that in this
State. with population of 3,097 7,274, she pro-
duces but Ia, ,02l ,S07 lbs. Of wool, which at a
safe estimate gives about ! 3 lbs to each in
habitant: while Michigan. with population OF
but 296,656 produces 2,074,3 lbs. of WOOL or
over 5lbs, to each inbabitant. Ohio, with a
population of nearly 100000, produces I0,060
657 lbs. showing very nearly the same avarage
product with .pchigan. Vermont produces
more in proportion to her poplation than any
other State. her crop in 1850 being 3,4950S4
while her population was bot 2l4.s20 Vir-
gina Indiana and kentucky each yield but a
Few thousand lbs. more than Michigan, while
the population are respectively l,42l ,66l-9es,
4l5-and 9s2, ,4O5 From this il will be seen
that Michigan is not only and of tho principal
wool-growing States" but is second in her
product to but one other State, and that State
one of the Oldest in the Union, whose prlnci-
pal source of wealth consists in the article in
question.
This exhibits very fattering contrast. We
hope future years will make it still more so.--
But to make the culture of wool more proiita-
BILE as it certainly wonld,-we hope the pro-
ducers aud consumers will give their attention
and support TO that policy which encourages
aud protects, and thereby induces. the cstab-
ishment of manufactures in nour State. to con-
sumo the wool and other produce within our
own borders, instead of sending il off, at the
sacrifice, in price received, of the costs oi
prosper.
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The execution of this man, for the murder
of his wife, took place at Newark Yesterday,
in the presence of large number of persons.
He was attended by three clergymen, and met
his fate calmy. Previous to his execution nc
made written confession of his guilt. which
is TO be published for tho benefit of his chill
dren. When told that his hour had come, no
made the following prayer:
20, Father command to thee my soul:-
Take my spirit unto thee, Father--fur my ca
reer on earth is now ended. I have wandered
on strange path, in a strange land, and now
return to thy fatherly house. o, God! have
mercy upon mel Jesus, thou art my Saviour,
and in thee, o, Jesus, live and die! am
thine, alive or dead! I am ready to die now
have commended myself 10 God"
When he had concluded this appeal, he
waved his hand to signify his readiness, and
the cord was cut by the Sheriff. He died
without struggle, and hung the usual time;
tho body was taken down and inferred in Pot
ters' Field. The prisoners confined in the
jail were permitted to witness the execution.
IN. Y. Times.
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THANCERY SALE-State of Michigan he
~ Circuit Court for the County of Hillsdale-In
Chnucery. John DE Mott Complainant, RS Lewis B.
Ousterhout. Defendant. In pursuance and by virtue
o decreetal order of the Court OF Chancery, in the
above eutitled cause bearing date the fifteenth day of
April A. ID. 1851 the subscriber, of the Circuit
Court Commissioners for the County Of lisdae, will
sell at public auction and vendue at the Court House
in the Village Of illsdae in said County, the l4th
day Of Msy next at o'clock in the afternoon the pre-
misses described in said decretal order follows.
to witt "The south half of the south quarter Of
section number fifteen in town number six south of
range three west in the County of Hlsdale excepting
and reservug Of the south Of
said land heretofore sold to Cornelius Travis square
form, leaving seventy Of land be the more
or less. Dated March 80, 1852.
"a, + R.ALAN,
u28o Circuit Court Commissioner.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue Of an execution
y issued out of the Circuit Court for she County
of Hsdale, and State Of Michigan, and 10 me direc
ted and delivered, against the goods and chattes,
lauds and tenements Of Daniel Chapman, Jr. have
seized and levied upon the following piece or parcel
of land, situate, lying aud being in the county and
State aforesaid and known and described follows
The equal undivided eleventh part of the East half Of
the north eastquarter Of section number twenty in
Township number south Of range number3 west.
All the righ title and interest Of said Daniel Chap
Jr. Of in and 10 the above described premises,
shall expose To sale at public vendue at the Court
House in the Village of Iillsdale in said county Of
Hillsdale. on Wednesday, the nineteenth day Of
May next at two o'clock in the afternoon,
Dated, March 27, 1852. RUFUS BEALL Sheriff.
By J. e. Fargo. Deputy.
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The Progress Of the West.

And this West where is ita What was il a
few years since, an6 what is it destined to be-
comet The pamphlet now lying before us,
containing the reports of President and the
engineer. (John b. Jarvis.) of the Chicago and
Rock Island II. r.. calls to mind vividIy our
experiences Of the past. Thirty years ago we
were Lieutenant in the Army. stationed at
Chicago, which was then frontier post. two
hundred miles in advance of our most western
settlement. There were then five sail vessel
and one steamer on Lake Erie. st Clair, Hu,
ron and Michigan; and to reach Chicago under
the most favorable auspices was a journey Of
more than month. Now it is performed with
ease, comfort and safety, in thirty six bours!--
Rock Island situated in the Mississippi River.
was then, even in its relations with Chicago,
the far west-being a garrison belonging to
the valley OF the Mississippi, and approached
from the South in Winter; while our Post Of
Chicago, belonged to the East, and was ap-
preached and supplied by way Of the LAKES
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Another Steamboat Erplosion--Ioss of Life.

,Iiiu- d.. MADISON, (Ia.) April 8.
The steamer Redstone, Capt. Tate. Tor Cin-
cinnati. with about 20 passengers on board, in
cluding the crew. blose up as she was back
ing out from Scotts landing three miles above
Carolton, at % O'Clock this evening. 8
The force ofthe explosion was terrific, com.
pletely shaiterihg the boar, which immediate
y sunk in 20 feet water. A large portion Of
,he passengers and crew are lost. The Captain
,ud Clerk are saved the former severely, ,if no,
htaIly injured. eel 81 HiM eii'Y4 'sa|s D
Fifteen dead bodies have been recovered, hor-
hbly muiillsied. Il is impossible to give names
Aow. lltpi lraI .rfltli 8muaHnfl afri
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CIIERIFF SALE-By virtue of an execu-
- ton issued out of the Circuit Court for the county
OF Jackson and State Of Michigan and 10 drecte,
and delivered against the goods and ehaels lands and
tenemcnts Of Smith G.. Me win, hove seized and lev
led uponhe following described piece and parcel of land
with house thereon situate living and being inihe coun
~ of Hsdaleand State Of Michigan, knowns as lot num-
Der twenty nine Of the old plat of the Village of Mos
eow all the et title and interest of the said Smith C.
Merwin in and to the above described premises sha
expose for sale at public vendue at the Court House
in the village Of Hsdae. Thursday the 9th day of
April next al two o'clock in the afternoon
RUFUS BEALL, Sheriff.
by w. o. HoRG, Deputy Sheriff.
D.,ed Feb "a 1882 n2s4
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nHoRTGAGE sALE--Default having been

NHORTGAGE SALE--DefSult having been
Iyu made in the payment OF certain sum OF money
secured by nienture Of Mortgage bearing date the
tenth day Of July in the year one thousand eight hun
Hester Ann Gilbert his wife, to Levi Is. Iialstead up,
onl can that certain piece orparcel OF land situated
in the township of Ransom in the county OF lisaae
and State Of Michigan, and known and described os
follows viz the north part of the south west quarter
of section number twenty in ownship eight south OF
range two west, containing fifty three acres be the
same more or less" us described in said Mortgage
which said Mortgage duly recorded in the oihce o
Register of deeds in said county of llsdale on the
18th day Of July A. D. l849, in ber q OF MORTGAGES
on pages la5 and 1885, and which was duly assigned Dy
the said Hastead Rufus Beal and John Hall on the
eleventh day of ember A. d. 1850, by instruments
recorded in said Registers Office, on the same uay IN
lber H. of Mortgages page 278 and the interest OF
the said John Hall was assigned Dy the sara nun 70
Rufus Beal on the eleventh day of August A. 1851,
by instrument recorded in said Registers ohce cn the
twelfth day Of August A. ID. 1851; and IN the hbe
of Mortgages page as and the power of sale con-
tanned in said Mortgage having become operative by
reason of the of the monies therein due
aud proceedings in law equity having been inst
tued to the amount due on said Mortgage ana
the amonpt claimed TO be due said ortgage at the
day othe date hereof for principal and interest being
the sum Of two hundred and thirty five dollars Is
therefore hereby ver that Dy virtue OF thesaid power
of sale and Of the statute in such case made ana pro-
vded there will be sold at public auction to the high
est bidder Mt the Court House in the Vllnge o hills
dale in said county of Hillsdale on the fourteenth
day of April A d. 1852, at one O'Clock IN the alter
noon OF said day all aud singular said Aotgaged pre-
ses or so much thereof may be necessary to pay
the amount then due snid Mortgage, together win
the leqaI costs and expense Of sale Dated januaFy9 y,
1852 HufpS BEAi'L' ASSUME GU.
DANIEL L. PRArT, Atty. n2H
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MORTGAGE SALE

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
lyl made in the payment OF certain sums oil money
secured by two certain Mortgages one OF whlcn was
dated November sixteenth eighteen hundred aud fifty.
executed by James X. Reed, and his wife julia e.
Reed of the County Of Calhoun and State OF MIchi-
gaa, TO Joseph Sbley OF the same County; and re-
corded in the Office of the Register OF Deeds for the
County of Hillsdalc in said State of Michigan, the
18th day Of November 1850 in Lber III OF Mortgages
on pages 2a4 and 1885, aud which Mortgage there's
claimed to be due at this date the sum of ninety one
dollars and ninety TWO cents And hereafter to become
due the sum Of four hundred dollars and ten per cent
interest thereon from and after the 10th day OF Novsm
her 1851. The other Mortgage was dated December
23d A D.ls50 and executed by Albrow Tripp and his
wife Eleanor Tripp of the Coun,y of Hillsdale and
State of Michigan to the said Joseph Sibcy of said
Calhoun c, unity and which said last mentioned Mort
gage recorded in said Registers office Tor said Coun-
ty Of isdale the 23d Of December 1850, in liber
III of mortgages on pnges 339 and $40 and which there
is clnned 10 he due this date the sum hundred
and eleven sixty cents and no pr 'ceed
ngs either in ,aw equity having been had 20 collect
the debt secured in either OF the aforesaid Mortgages
Notice is therefore hereby that by virtue of pow
er Of sale contained in ench o. the aforesaid Mortgages
and the statute in such cases following de-
scribed premises contained in said Mortgages TO witt
The east half Of the south eastquater section num
Der eighteen. in township number SIX south OF range
two west in the State of Michigan containing eighty
acres more or less described in the first mentioned
Mortqage And also certain piece of land stnated
in the township of Camden in said county of HILLS
dale bounded follows, commencing eighty rods from
the south west corner OF section number Tour norh OF
said corner thence east hundred and thirteen rods
thence north fifty rods thence west one hundred and
thirteen rods thence south fifty rods to the place OF be-
ginning excepting half acre from the north west
corner one half acre from the south west aud
also one half acre fiom the south east Of said
land rs described in the last Mortgage above named.
will he sold Mt public auction at the Court House in
the Village of Hlsdae, in said County OF iillsdae on
Thursday the Goth day of May A. d. 1852, at one o.
clock in the afternoon. Dated. February %, 1882
n9si JOSEPH SIBLEY. Mortgaeee.