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, 1863-03-05
FROM LANSING.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
LAss1so, Mich, March q, 1861
Hon. Elijah s. Northrup, Senator from, the
upper peninsula, died at his boarding. house
last night, Of consumption. He has not been
in his seat for scveral Washa~ The proceed
ings usual to such occasions will be had in
both Houses tomorrow. sennsstor Northrup
was worthy and highly esteemed man. His
remains will be taken to the State Of New
York for intcrment. -:
The bill securing to the German An, r,rica,
College its rights and franchise, nndcr =
former act, which were forfeited. vet tv M
fault Of the College, was pissed By the Senate
to-day, Several Senators who voted against
it on former occae;;ion recorded their votes
for it. Among item was r. ". Loudon o,
Berrien County.
The question Of making appropriations
for the benevolent institutions of the State
was again under discussion to-day in the Sen
ate. The matter is ngain in doubt, as the
friends Of those Institutions do not appear to
agree upon any definite action as to tht
cmount. In view of the taxation necessary tc
defray the expenses which must be met, there
is an apparent disposition. to retreneh. The
1ra,calonz to-day 60 to show that th tht
amounts asked for By the Committees, 10,
these institutions, will be materially ,cu'
down. a better feeling exists here in politi
cal matte7e. The anti-war tone Of the oppo
nents Of the Administration has measur,bly
abated. In discussion upon the resolutions or
the state Of the Union, the Republicans have
met all question fea1lessly and successfully
and the result has shown to the opposition the
tuti1i1y Of attempting to stand before the pco
pie on position antagonistic to the vigorous
prosecution Of the war.
The act Of Congress dividing this State inte
two United States Judicial Districts ha:
brought out q considerable number Of appli
cants for the Offices necessary to be filled
Several petitions are being circulated by thu
friends Of the aspirants among the member,
Of both branches Of the Legislature.
, 1863-03-05
FROM NEBRASKA,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
OMAHA CrTY, March 3, 1868.
Major George Armstronghas been appointed
Provost Marshal Of the district Of Nebraska
Territory.
News from Fort Pierre, Dakota Territory,
has been received up to February 12th. 4
party Of friendly Indians had that day arrived
ut Ft. Laramie, from Boise, two miles above
Ft. Pierre, accompanied bya white girl named
Layina n. Engal, who had been captured near
Yellow Medicine, Minnesota, md purchased
Of the Santees. The latter we're encamped at
Painted Wood, on the Missouri, numbering
one thousand warriors, and had,ono hundred
lodges Of Yanktons, as allies. Settlers along
the river in this State fear trouble from tht
force in the spring, but Gen. Cook feels con
fdent that he has force sufficient to insurt
protection to exposed points.
, 1863-03-05
FROM MADISON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibnne.]

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1ibnne.]
MADISON, MarcA4 4, 1868.
In the Senate to-day petition was presen-
ted from Mcssrs. Blan, Hunt, Loomis and
Stil}man, of Ozaukec, for the payment By the
State Of damages to the amount Of about
$500 In The antidraft riot last November.
M1. Wins, Jr., offered resolutions copied
from those Of Illinois, in favor Of appointing
commissioners to confer with the govern
ments Of Canada and Great Britain, relative
to the facilitics Of transportation through the
St. Lawrence to the Atlantic. The Senate Is
occupying this evening in the discussion Of
resolutions denouneing the Emancipation
Proclamation, susp pension ofthe writ Of haocas
corpus, etc., with substitutes therefor.
Mr.. Thorp {dem.) made d speech against
the Administration. Messrs. Wilkinson aud
Humphrey eloquently defended Its policy.
The Assembly resolution culling of new
business after March 21st, and for an adjourn
mcnt March 31st, Was concurrcd In.
The Assembly resolution for the promotion
Of Col. Starkwcathcr WAS amended by inclnd-
ing Col. Bryant of the 12th regiment, recon-
mcndcd By all the principal officers If his Di.
vision, and adopted.
Eleven bills were passed, among others one
amending the statutes about County Courts
and county officers, and in relation to lands
sold for taxes. The Assembly spent some
time discussing proposition to hold a sea
Sion on Saturday the same as other days. AT
ter considerable fllibusteriug, q majority IA
voring 1t, without vote, tue matter wen1
over till tomorrow.
Bills were passed providing for public
printing and for purchasing Webster's die
tionaries in unsupplied school districts.
Al IL o'clock Il. m. half a dozen political res
olutions, postponed from time to time, wer'
taken up. The most elaborate discussion o
the session followed, taking veryfwidc range
M.. Larkin, j.. author of the resolution agains
compensated emancipation, opened will
somewhat Of sophomorical speech agains
negro emancipation as unconstitutional ant
| Injurious, and to kbo resisted in every posi-
| bic manner. Mr. Bingham followed with al
able argument. He urged that the question
| before the Assembly should be looked at viii
eyes Of philanthropists md patriots, no
| partlsans.
sanborn (Copperhead) followed in hi
usual style Of many words wlthQu
, 1863-03-05

PHILADELPHIA, March THO 1Tt*s states
That upwards Of a million dollars has been
subscribed in New York for the new telegraph
line, mud subscriptions are about to be re-
ccivtd il Philadelphia The company Is 10
the wires, which are to he built for cash and
in The most substantial manner, from Halifax
via Boston and New York to Philadelphia,
Washington and Baltimore, with branches
from New York via Albany, Buffalo, Clcve,;
Land, Detroit and Chicago to Milwaukee,, and
from Philadelphia to Harrisburg, Pittsburgh.
Columbus. Cincinnati, Louisville and St.
Louis. with Lateral branches to all the chief
towns IL the Western States.
, 1863-03-05

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 4.-The rebels
undcs Van Dom advanced towards Franklin
Oh Monday, 1000 strong, with artillery. Alter
mancuycring awhile, hoping to draw our. men
into IN ambush, they retired.
We captured two Of Van Dorn's command
Van Dor1's headquarters are at Spring Hill,
arc cntcrt,i,cd fi,r the safety Of the place.
The Fcdcr1l forces, by order Of General
Mitchell, captured Felix Young and Wm. B.
Scrcggs, notorious guerinas, who have muir
dcrcd many Union soldiers In Sumner county.
They. with two others, have been ordered
into close confinement and heavily ironed.
, 1863-03-05

suit or prosecution, civil or rcriminnl. shall be
maintained for any arrest or imprisonment
made, OF other trespasses or wrongs done or
committed, or act omitted to be done, at any
time during the present rebellion, BY virtue
or under color Of any authority derived from
or exercised by or under the President Of the
United States, or By OF under any act Of Con-
gress, unless the same shall hare been COM
menccd within two years next after such nr-
rest, imprisonment, trcspass OF wrong may
have been done or committed, or act may
have been omitted to he done: Provided, that
In no case ehau the Limitation herein provided
commence to run until the passage Of this act,
80 that no party shall, by virtue Of this act,
be debarrcd Of his remedy BY suit or prosecu-
ton uutjl two years from and after the pas
sage Of this act.
, 1863-03-05

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunc.]
ST. LOUIS, March 4, 1863.
The Marine brigade went On board trans
ports todny, and will leave as soon as paid OF.
Gen. Ellct has moved his headquarters per
manently to the Autocrat.
Guerillas are increasing on the Western bor-
der, but steps have been taken to suppress
41>rYn
, 1863-03-05
FROM DESM0|NES.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
DEs4orsEs, Iowa, March 4, 1863.
Lient. Henry, the recruiting officer, who
was driven out Of Wintcrsct, Madison county,
last week, By the Knights Of the Golden
Circle, passed through this city this morning,
with detachment Of soldiers from Camp
Mcclellan, to protect the American flag in
Madison county from further indignities.
, 1863-03-05

NEW YORK, March 4.-The 71m.s says The
finding Of the court of inquiry in McDowcll's s
tasc is approved, except one point, viz: His
going to Manassas on the eve Of the 25th
August to confer with Pope, while his COM
ula1d WAS on the march to Ccntrcyillc.
It is understood that 1arge number Of in
ations to establish banks under the provisions
of the new banking Law.
4 Tribune Washington special gives an cx-
Tract from letter from t. s. naval officer:
saying lie has information Of the authority OF
a English officer that project fs afoot in
turc the q. 4, McdIterranean SQUADRON. with
*eon c1ads, said to be nearly ready for sea.
, 1863-03-05
FROM ARKANSAS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
ST. Lsu1s, March 4, 1863.
4 copy Of lie Little Rock True Democrat Of
Feb. Goth has been received. It says Hindman
is in that city and claims that the Federals
captured ATkanEas Post because the high
wafer prevented the arrival Of ammunition,
the rebel artillerists having exhausted their
supplies. The Governor has returned to Lit
tic Rock from Hot Springs. The great scare
ity Of provisions is complained Of and long
lists Of dcscrters are published. The sheet is
small and mostly made up Of extracts from
Richmond and Mississippi papers, heretofore
puh1fshed
, 1863-03-05
The Atlantic Telegraph Pro.

New York, March A number Of gentle
men interested in the Atlantic telegraph met
1T tho Chamber Of Commerce rooms to-day.
Mayor Opdykc presided. Ates.rs. Cirrus ".
Field, y. +. Dodge, Peter Cooper, E. Cunavd,
and 4 4. Lowe, made remarks, and 4 resoln-
lion recommending The public to aid the un-
t1cr.aking, was adopted: A committee was
ipro'rpted ahscIed fo si gss n fae nd s9d
p1hcr gentlemen contributed S13 $40. Nr. Field
ttated that &l9,500 had been ssas,ecr!bcd in
England, hut it was determined not to COM
,ncncc operations until e3oo,ooo arc sab-
, 1863-03-05
Ubira9o Urib'111e.


The Thjrty-scycnth Congress has joined
.hc uast and the Thlry-Eighth Congress
Inns bceLn its records in the extra session
of the Senate The new Senators were
tir1y swcln in yesterday, and the business
cfthe session has begun It Will be limited
Ia the matter set down in the call, pertain
iue exclusively to Senate duties Of conflr.
1.at;on.
The active and intelligent Commissioner
nf Internal Revenue has returned from his
post, which is still vacant.
The important measures for public safe
IL were nearly all secured before the ad-
iournmcnt Of Congress, not without the
most vigorous fllibustcring On the part Of
the opposition, whose bitterest remem-
b7ancc must attach to their liberal and
Iruitless waste Of venom
We give in another column the bill au-
thorizins the suspension Of the Habeas
Corpus, and iademnifying the Govern
mental officers who execute it against loss
OF rcxatious prosecution. We shall hear
TO more in the same old worn strain of
t'Arbitrary arrests" The Copperheads
will find now ample machinery to attend
10 their cases, and the Nahoneyites will
doubtless exhibit wholesome caution.
The rumors are still flying Of some great
event, and disaster to our forces at Vicks-
burg. Our dispatches are to last Friday,
e7th, from our own correspondent, but still
not late enough by one day to contradict
the rebel dispatches Of the a8th, referred to
in our dispatches. 1t is barely possible the
rebel rams have attacked our transpor.
feet, an assault spoken Of in our dispatches
rs being guarded against. We can only
wait and see, prcfe1ing meanwhile to hole
the matter in very light credence.
The true blue Union men Of the Indians
Legislature have got the Copperhea6
traitors in tight place, and have informed
them that " their end of the schooner is q
anchor" Unless the traitorous crew rein
rluish their schemes there will be be NJ
more legislation in Indiana this session 70,
The minority fortunately hold the power o
q quorum.
Gold had furry yesterday and the pre-
cious metal grew hot in somebody Is fin
gers. In a fluctuation downward it wa.
the very reverse Of the recent day Of it
highest flight. The evidences begin to up
pear that the people aud the currency ar
10 be protected.
The English news is most encouraging
Our English cousins are shaking hand
with us across tue water, in sympathy will
Cur war against the common enemy O
humanity. The English people will mak'
their meaning felt in a manner that nj
Cabinet minister can withstand. The reac
lion, or rather the awakening, is a sount
and striking one. 1t is quite different nov
from when Alr. Seward took pains to as
sure the rest Of mankind that, "whateve
the issue Of this war, it would not affec
The status Of the slave" They see 1t dif
fcrcntly now over there, and so do we.
, 1863-03-05
From Suu Francisco.

have advanced Csc.
al the recent municipal election in Virginia
City, the principal town Of NcTada Territory,
the Uuion party triumphed over the Demo.
cratic.
The first gun powder mill erected on this
coast Is nearly ready to commence operations
be raised in the southern counties Of Califor-
mia this gear, experiment having proved that
it lis more profitable than raising wheat. The
rage for sPccnlating in stocks increases. It
is Estimated that from 81, coo to $500 900
change hands daily buying. and selling shares
Nothing like it WAS ever known here before,
, 1863-03-05

New York, March 4:-4Ene N>.ro,4,, =, money
article says: ut is be,ieE that % tha cffsct t q,
;he he "a sa,reteHr 9a sid, and the policy o
INC seeFeaniy tani ~ u . Treasury, will, for thu
pIscaat;; at;re .elft check the gold speculation
ana ny, o1oe specu1ntors to less expensive
!n nele' 1oth Houses;passedlthe amendment tt
t's tax bill, rendering absolutely void al
loans oyer rar on gold.n
Gold, which wns yesterday quoted at oTcl
Il 1pEemium for currency, has to-day declined
to t6c.
, 1863-03-05
The Sunnoscl Murder In ESu0;,IO

BUFFALO, March "A post mortcm examl.
nation on the bodies Of Mrs. Fraser and chill
dren, supposed to have persisted in the de-
ed the fact that all had been previously mur-
dered. The Rev. Mr. Fraser ia missing, aud
it u feared he has hseR murdered also.
, 1863-03-05

Extract fo.c the New Tork Independent Februsrv
11sh Edl]
LIFE ESrRASCE-Thel largest aad most prosper
corporation. q Its character. this constneut "a
tho Mutual Life Insurance Company o8 New York"
whose annual statement has Just appeared aud which
we pretectto our readers III our advertising columns.
We will stata single fact which Eia ahow theanan-
etal strength Of this Company. Tho Esr1Rzsr On ita
immense capital safely Invested has been more than
sufficient to pay NIL It's losses during the whole OF the
past ye.r. F.s. Winston. Esq. i4 able and efficient
President IL practical tnan. ana makes Ito buxInesa
in which he has been 20 long a7d successfully enI
Gagged great study. day by day. He ts associssed
with HIM officers trustaea. medical and legal ad-
vssers the hest talent In tha city-men Of the highest
commercial professionally and socta1 ttsnd1ur No In
stltutson has more haerca trusts comnltted to its
charge than this. ac Ead state that nothing
wh!chcaptal. human sk1l. and anafnlnctA cau ass
is wanting. to make the Mutual LIE modal COM
| pany. In every respect. fcetas:o5trrasnet
, 1863-03-05
A SI1rprisc Party.


NEw YORK, Mar. 1.-THE Washington Star
sa>s = detachment Of fifty Of the 1st Vermont
cavalry was surprised At Ald.e bv 20 rehe!s
and IS Of our men captured, including Capt.
Woodward and Hun oon
, 1863-03-05


AUTHORIZED LEGAL T1:SDEn. i.
Nv act Of 1863. st5o,0oo 900
Subsequent Issue, 1863. 150.09 000
Total. $500 100
By joint resolution, 1as :....-:.:..: 1oo,0oo,0oo
Jsy Ways and Means bill completed
Feb, g, absolutely. -.....-.i.... 60,030,000
inG noicr, II nctcssary .......... 15o,oooooo
1ostai Currency. 10000
Total. 500, ,ooo 900
Or Convertible into Legal Tender. 10000 600
Total. 81 ,o3o,ooo, o,ooo
MI. tHAsE'e POWER To RArsH MoSEr OVER AND
ABOVE THE 1ssCE or LEGAL TENDER AND INTER
EeT-nEAn1SG NOTES.
Cnso1d and unexpendcd Of per cent.
bonds authorized BY act of July, . an
six Per ee CENT loan authorized this ": so,SoSSS
Power to isane i:year ceftiicates Of '''''
Indebtedness. in liquidation Of
claims on Government. Unlimited.
TrBuc pEET FAlI1N0 DUE BETWEEN JAN. !, 1868,
ASD 5ULT !, 1865.
= cent, due Dec 81, "a; three years 7:so, dated
August 19, 1861, principal, s5s0o33 %, interest," 7-s
3sSer sss f M Ms1f fSssps H. I ts5ss ysas @ s.tsa
PinsiPs, ssP 9is II Interest," qsssas eeat
:c.ei. i interest, resi- y cent. due tn dsys notice.
after having remained on deposit 80 days tempo
gSa hoss ss1a
P e fs@Rs 3s
faya: two year. Treasury notes. principal, $s61s.:
3D. interest. per cent. due duly. 1868; loan Of
~: Pfinsepsl @ interss eots Gper
id ss"c. @<:s si1'sooSo To;sl ssn sia,ossis
, 1863-03-05

DECATUR, III, Feb, 4:-,City election to,
p{ large majority.
, 1863-03-05

ET11E FINANCIAL SITUATION.
The Financial "Situation" Of the Gov
crnment is thus summarily presented By
the New York Tribune:
, 1863-03-05

Tor SALE. "A Rare Chance. A
L. Erstc1ass grocery for sale in one Of the best To-
cations In the city, within two blocks OF the Post
Oalcc Tent cheap lease one year to run, Amoant Of
Iost ONCE BOZ 1851. Good reasons given foT selling
,1.nGEI Sfref
, 1863-03-05

" ANTED-Housc for Cash.
~ CASH s will be psid FORA good. wen:anished:
south OF Jackson ktrees: Prce, eay from $500 to
g. 600. Addtes. Nv a." Box 81 Chicago Post Office.
Ea3 0t6i Gtnet
, 1863-03-05

w WANTED-For a lady Of good
ton Of responsibility and trust where tact Judgment
md discretion combined with energy integrity. ssth
tions. Wenld engage as teacher In public of private
nnd InreI Vision Of fa1iiy-wouid be n Taluabe IS
EIsn1t and companion TO an invalid lady For further
particulars NduIeas - Miss u, Buffalo, n. T."
A9-f
, 1863-03-05

w A n T E D-A situation, by 4
~ Book-Keerer of ten years experienced First
fn5 -
, 1863-03-05

WANTED D-s1, 500 for one or two i
-.t yeaIs. at ten PCT ccut upon pledge Of Kendall
County ytEterest paying bonds. Address D. Box IT'S
, 1863-03-05

PLUMBERS AND C0pPERsMTTHS
And Manufacturers Of all kinds COPPER WORK,
Fl9meinE and tns latest Improved teoaol AppsIa:ss
dcEs promptly attended to. Al Eork EnaEanteed and
moderately charged for. r q. Boz ISL Chicago, III,
{. kARV11k lu5l 4 HQAx1.
, 1863-03-05

WANTED rent, a small i'm
~ proved farm. from twenty to oaB hundred
ncres. With good house and out6uldtng4 Nght to
twelve miles from Chicago. Address FARMER"
TTihnuS Office. uhS All 81
, 1863-03-05

TOR SALE.-.A fine set Of six ton
falo Seale Company which I will sen very cheap.
They are reaay fos shln1inS Gasssa nea,eoFa
SAHTELLE. auction and commission merchant.
uS-aGi73tSTATnet m
, 1863-03-05

E C. H. SCRIIE.H, Adrert;sin1 4gezt, O.
Dtdrborn ftree, II authorized to receir5 adrsrtse~
T"ents for ibis and al The leading Nor1aut5.er7.
plEEr6.
, 1863-03-05

TOR SALE Valuable Central
Il Business sPrcFelty:1;Improved Lots On Worth aad
Also q Housc and Lot on washington street adjoIn-
nlLiR7y1St THOS, B, BRYAN.
, 1863-03-05

W WANTED.- Store wanted on or
~ nsar South Water street. bctxcen State aud
Franklin. Apply to 31- s. YARTOOD, PomcrpV:s
Build!ng. or address Post Office Box G1. mh3 a1t5 ~
, 1863-03-05

TOR SALE.-A first-class young
u MARE. For style and beauty can't be surpassed.
OF good action, and be greatly improved. Wll be
eold cheap for cash Can be seen at Dutton Stable.
rprr1 PtAre rn3-S1.5-1t
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-18
Abou. the attack of Charleston

The ST. Pau. Pioneer Of Wednesday
says:
We have full particulars Of the repulse
of Admiral Dupont in his aitack on Fort
Sumter last Monday A net work of
chain cables running from Sumter to
Msulrie prevented the passage Of the
iron ciads further UP towards tho city,
aud finding it impossible to GIT across
these Instructions. they turned about and
steamed out of he harbor.
The iron c'a.iS we're under fire from
Fort Sumter, Fort M"uItriP, and two
batteries, t,h three quarters If an hour.
and some Of them were seriously Injured
fine Keoknk being sunk. The pc! Sonal
casualties were only TIA rieen, of whom
but ,wo OF three were killed.
4 Yankee dcserter from the rebel ar
my. states that Fort Sumter mounts 205
runs, nil in wni kium order-tIiH Fnrt
Noultrie mounts 80 Il. avy guHs-llat ON
Morris I>lnnd there are se>cu heavy Ar.
n,s;rarr guns--tlat from the latter po,ut
to the Iieht house are heavy batteries.
mountng D guns of enormous calihfe
that near Tie Lighthouse is bomb
proof mortar battery, built of palmetto
/. Is and rairuad iron which mounts I
mor.ars and as many more heavy guns.
and that nj the Magnolia House there
are 100 guns. All this is Int Il 1.-THE Of
the h'g guns in Charleston harhor.-
There i fln' ting latIery with 10 guns
-th-le is a ta.t of 90 gun -boat. mkeCi
togo her. each "un!ing two. SIS AMI one
- loundef rife gnns-thrre is an iron
cable miie long. to which are attached
t"rpedo.s and net work Of RATS. WHh
/ suc;, ohs'ruc,.ons. wa cease 10 wonicr
that our SQUADRON was repui>e'i, and can
aerce with the New York Times, that
/ lie result Of tins attempt proves the inei-
/ iicirncy of the iron ends 10 lake it alone.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-18
Stewards last Dispatch

NEw ! DIRK, April IS.
Especial to the rrihun". - 1t is repor
tx III d p'"maic crcies that Secretary
ewar'i forwarded s-con d.spatch To-
minister Adams yesterday. similar in lis
TOM to that written a fortnight sincA, IL
which Great Britain was warned of the
consequences OF sending forth more Ala
ha!nss t" lrel an Our commerce. This
sec"ni dis stct,. it j. stated, is even more
decided in rs tenor th'm Il pred "cessnr,
anl even goes SO far rs 10 inti'nats that
i: the British Gncrnmeot permits the
rebels to build and Dispatch their pratt
"a! cruisers from Is port, it ought to be
ED responsible.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-18
Mnragage SIC ausa g7oreclesmre.


yyYHEtEAS default has beea made in the
w condition of q certain inienture Of
mortgage executed BY Xmas Il. Raymonds, of
saltwater Washington county, Minnesota. rs
n,aItyagor. and delivered to Joseph T. i!otch-
kiss Thomas Feunvr, and Henry Bennett, of
the city and equity of New York, State ot
New York. as mortgages dated the 20ih day
Of January. 4 d. 1859 AMI recorded IN the
oifirc Of the Register Of Deeds of the county
Of Pierce. Wisconsin,, or the 2fth day of .ian-
uary. A. u. 1889. ar 9 o'clock A. ~. in book
G." of Mortgages. and pages 2Sl. 2S2, ana
2S3. whesel The said mortgagor did graft
and Convey utlto the saiu mortgages, Their
heirs aud assigns. all those tracts or parcels ot
land situated IN said Pierce cUHIty. ana deS-
criked as the southwest quarter OF the north
west quarter and the northwest quarter ct
the 500 il-vcst quarter Of section twent y-seT-
en-, (27) and the southeast qrarier ot the
northeast quarter. and the north ca t quarter
of the southeast quarter Of section twenty
eight. (2s) ~ township twenty SIX (~") OF
range sixteen, (16' confirming. according to
government survey. one hnn,lipd and sixty
acres of land. toglther with The auDcrtenances
THERETO belonging. To sec re the payment ot
The sum of four hundred tiftv- four and 93-lNO
dollars and interest thereon. according to the
terms of a certain prones0rv note, signed by
said Fnas Kavmond.- and PAYABLE to the
or.ler Of said mortgages. by tteir firm name
of Hotclkss. Fenncr d Bennett. and hcar.rg
even date with sail NOR gage. mo, winch
no,e and mortgage there IS clai,"etI to he, aud
is &c ual'v due nj the date al This notice. the
srm Of FIVE h ndred seyentv-nnr and 61-l00
(S17l 67) dollars and no cult or proceeding
at Inv ar in eq' ity having been ad or inSt'
tutrt To recover the dr!t so secured or any
lar1 thereof; now therefore notice is hereby
given that hv VII ne oi power az sale in said