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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-29

Go ON Ma. MoNGREL.-Should the
bill now before Congress to enforce
the fifteenth amendment become law
any nigger anywhere, offended al
any one, can swear him into the Pen.
itentiary and 1000 fine, by simply
making oath, that his vote was tried
to be influenced. lfyou have a mig.
ger working for you, and you find
him to be worthless and turn him of,
though it be tbree months after an
election, all Mr.. Mig has to do, is to
make oath that you discharged him
because he wouldn't vote as you de.
sired him to, and the United States
Court sends you to prison for one
year aud Imposes nue on you OF S0UU.
Who will be safe when this deyil.con.
ceived act becomes a law Not you
Mr.. Mongrel, because for five hundred
dollars, eight out OF every ten niggors
in the country, would swear you into
the Penitentiary in less time than you
could say "Jack Robinson"
But go ahead you think there is
no hell. Its your party-the men
you placed in power-that are trying
to fasten these outrages upon you, and
if you can stand it, we "coppcrheads"
can. lfyou want the niger on top,
pick him up and put him there. He'll
look no better over us, than he will
over you GreenSbWg Democrat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-29

Observation-Disclosures, The nm.
fortunate and unlucky carpet.bag Con
gresham and cadet peddler, from
South Carolina, contrary to our most
sanquine anticipation, is actually over
board, refused his seat and sent back
TO his negro constituents in the first
district of the Palmetto State. Logan
carried his point on Wednesday last,
only 20 voting against his resolution
refusing to admit the applicant Cess
ma and Kelly are the only two radicals
from Pennsylvania who could see
nothing wrong in the culprit's crime,
while the member from this district
lacked the nerve to place himself on
the record either for or against the
resolution. All the democrats, TO.
gother with some seventy radicals
making ia in all, voted in favor oI
exclusion.
Can ii be inferred from this vote
that spirit of reform has at last
reached the hearts of the radicals o
the present Congress Such death
bed repentance will amount TO moth
ing, Whittomore was no worse thar
many others. He only had the baC
luck to be caught, and was not smar
enough TO wriggle out of the dirty
scrape. lie was seated near the dool
OF the main entrance TO the Hall /,
silent spectator Of the proceedings
aud when the vote was taken, anC
the fatal result announced he rose anC
proceeded to the cloak room, coohC
his parched lips with a glass of ice
water and took bis departure, no on,
speaking word to him.
But what will his negro constitu
ents sayy viii they not feel highly
insultedy They could sec nothing
wrong in Mr. Whittemore's specula
tions and if they are satisfied what
business is it to Congress ?-AhoonC
Sun.
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DOLLAR HOUSE in the country-ONLY ONE
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or l5S State Street, Chicago.
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EVIDENCE OF ITS DETEsTABLENEss
Tho Philadelphia Evening Herald
in referring to the kegistration which
was being m,do last week by the radi
Gals of that city, preparatory to the
holding Of their delegate elections,
has the following paragraph, showing
tho effect the presence of the negroes
at the registration places had upon
white RAIDS:
"We visited several Of the places for
registration yesterday down town,
and we must say that more fitting
display of the condition of the Radi.
cal party in this city could not have
been made. Wherever there were
any number of colored voters in the
vicinity, there the registration win.
dows were completely surrounded
with crowds of the darks aud, with
the exception of one or two hungry
Office seeker or rummics, scarcely a
white person could be seen. White
men-that is decent ones-would not
mingle nor participate. Even the one
or two whites at each place seemed
ashamed Of their presence and hung
down their heads like whipped dogs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-29

HEAVY BoSp RoBBERY-David
Sloan, of New Alexandria, this coun.
ty, recently invested $4,000 in Gov.
ernment bonds which be deposited in
his safe. A few days since he had
occasion 10 visit the safe, when he
was astonished by the appalling dis.
covery that his bonds were missing.
lie seems TO have no idea to how they
were spirited away, and perhaps may
ever remain in blissfhl ignorance Of
the whereabouts Of his treasure
Greesshury Argue
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1870-06-29

NoriCE.-This is 70 inform the ia.n,vcr. 4,
~ Lawrence township that the Dupliea,e ~,
senool laz for the year commencing June /. isJo
aad ehdins Jane, ISL, hiss been placed IN M
hands Of William p. Read, Treasurer Of school
fund' for collection, and that dvo per cent. viii
ne allowed on all taxes paid before the IT. Of Oe
inlef and that niicr The expiration Of four montl
i've per cont. will be added and the Dnri,r.ts
placed In The hands Of collector for collection
BY order Of the board.
TAYLOR R0WLES, President
L. c. BtooN, Secretary. 200 4,
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A MODEL, HnnSP

DElNG cripple, | have made house planning
IL special study. One built last season has
proved a model Of CONVEX icncc beauty and eeono-
my; descriptive circulars Of Plans, Views, ETC.,
VITA general information Of value to a sent free.
Addnss, with stamp or script " convenien1
GLp. j. COLBY, Architect, Waterbury, Vermont.
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nifd

In Lawrence township, on June 23d, 1870.
WILLIAM DANIELS, sr-, aged "A years.
At theresdeneeof JosEpn W. LuII, in Becearia
township, on june !, 1870, LEWIS r.. ZEEK,
aged rs years.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

VNllE undersigned, residing in Union township.
Il Cleardcld county, offers his Farm for sale. II
adjoins lands of llolopcter, Lines and others, and
CONTAINS ONE HUNDRED ACREsi
sixty-hve Of which are improved and under good
cultivation. and the balance covered with beavv
growth Of Pine, Oak and lIemlock timber. There
is erected thereon a frame dwelling house, a large
bank barn and the other necessary outbnildings.
Plenty of good spring water on the premises. For
further particulars call on the premises or address
the undersigned at Rockton p. o..
May 25-2m II. A. COURTNEY.
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Democratic Almanac,

Il poet IL should be in The hand. Of ,,ery
Democrat. II contains full election returns fotn
every county in the United States, besides the
number ior 1866 contains complete list of The
namcsoi All lhe newspapers suppressed and mol ,cd
during lineolns ndminisiration, and Thai for lsG5
contains me names Of all those civilians who wero
imprisoned during -he same period. These tso
nst' ior iuiure reference. arc worth more than
,he Phee o. she publication. The number for SOS
60 cents TO the Post Master. viii reeci,, y, re,grs
mail copy for each yssr. free Of postage III M
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IA h hereby given that letters Of administratiop
on the estate of ROBERT n. RAINY, deceased.
late Of Burnside township. Clearheld couptv. pa
having been duly granted to the undersigned. ali
persons indebted to said estate viii please make
payment, and those having claims Or demands
WIN present them properly authenticated Tor sci-
tiemeui JOSEPH NJ plNy
'Q-e y 1879 t'Fi, Aiminisifsfof.
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Pay Your TaXeSl

accordance with an Act Of the General e.
i scmhly Of this Commonwealth, approved ihe
22d day Of March, A. D. 1870, "r,lating to ihe
collection Of taxes in the county Of Cicarf.h,
notice is therefore hereby given to the iaxpaier.
residing In the districts below named. tia ithe
County Treasurer in accordance with the seSnd
section Of said Act will attend at the plas pi
holding the borough and township eleciiouion
the following named days, for the purposd Of
receiving the County. Bounty aud State asrs nd
Militia Fines assessed for ls70i
For New Washington, on Thursiay June sOt
For Chest, on Friday, the Let Of july.
For Ferguson, on Saturday, the "a OF Julv.
Parties can also pay their taxes ni the Trcrnr.
er,s Office at any time from this forward. upon
all taxes paid 90 md previous to the days dodg.
LEVER TLEGAL
Treasurer Ollcc, Tr,,sarr
Clearhcld, Pa April u, 1870.
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The Elliptic Sewing Machine

Mn ny .a,a ugao,'. :, thread machine now IN nae
finished in IN ~ .. lover thaa any other machine
III moIA Machines can be seen \, ~. i-'le range
- Vo., Curwcnsville. or a, az s,,'e oi
~. u,n,aefs.gnsd ~, At Blooms Bride, ''''lsnee
LEWIS z. BLOOM
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General Robert Anderson, of Fort
sumpter fame is in dying condition
Il, Tours, Frsuce
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Aeal Gstatf for Sale.
READ! READ!!
Valuable Real Estate at Private Sale.

TINE undersigned has concluded to dispose ol
his FARM and TIMBER LANDS, situate
in Penn township. Clearhed county, Pa, contain.
ing I32 ACRES. adjoining lands Of Patrick
Daily, james d. Clark and others. The farm Is
in a good state Of cultivation; good dwelling
house, large barn, out houses, orchard Of choice
fruit, and good spring Of neyer-iailing water on
the premises. school house within two miles
Part Of the tract Is heavily timbcrod while tho
whole is undorlaid with vein Of coal, which must
10 a short time be source Of great profit.
No better investment could be made and no
tract of land in the county offers greater laelitc.
for making money.
Persons wishing TO learn more particulars iu
regard to terms, 6e., can call on the premises, OF
address the Undersigned at Grampian Hills p. o.
JOHN MCINTYRE.
Penn tp., March 30, ls7O-3mpd.
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PATENTS s

INVENTORS who wish to take out Letters Pat
Il eni are advised to counsel with MUM a CO..
editors Of the Scientific AmericaH, who have prose
euied claims before the Patent Office for over
Twenty Years. Their American aud European
Patent Agency is the most extensive in the world.
Charges less than any other reliable agency. A
pamphlet containing full instructions to inventors
Is sent gratis. MUM A CO..
81 pask Row, New York
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YES! 1T Is TRuEi

That the Best horers--the Best Dfoppers- Be,i
Ssy Raksrs to be found IN the world are the Orig
inal and Reliable Double Motion Rtna Ma
chimes, made by theKTNA MANUFACTURING
70, Of salem, Ohio. Send for Pamphlc, contain
Ing particulars.
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FurnitureI FurniIureI |

WVVhb respectfully inform the puhlic a., :
nay. nave On hand at my furniture rodns In w WY a.
W. LctASLluN, q large stock of Furpiiurc - V. W
ohait', bedstcads, Stands, Rookinr cbai, IVY I"
Hnlen l Wiii scll cheaper than they an H., ~,
anS~heFc else in clcarfold county Giyo evus n, p.
w,u...,.. =, - go, ISAAC sHIMEI.
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! WmrnERcER,s rLAvoRINc r1.
Notice 70 the Public!

"E, the undersigned Blackfmiths Of the b5.-
w ough Of Clcarholi, hereby adopt The fol.
loving rates Tor work and rules with regard 10
securing pay for our labors, and We each pledgp
our honor ~ inou and mechanics 10 adhere to taJ
enforce the same ftun and after May J., is,e.
All work done ai shoeins horses mast bs paid
for When the work is done, at the following rates
Setting New wShoe-.,.,.....,...,.,.-.. 80 Cents.
Rc-sctiinc Shoe ....... ,..,.....,,... 20 Cents.
No credit 10 be given ior longer period than
three months.
Ep. p. PAssM0RE.' c. OWENS.
AMOS EENNARD. THOMAS REILLY,
J. .sHUNKWILER, g. b. LANICu.
GR0RGE c, pAsSMoRE.
Clearfeld, Pa, April 90 1870 3m.
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A VALUABLE PUBLIcArIoNi
Auditors Statement.

TUE Supervisors Of Lawrence township. Clear.
i field county. Pa. in account with Road Fund
for 1899, report as follows;
nrnron
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DsYoHoMANoY. PAscINATfoNoR souL
,TAR sPANGLED BANSER.-A

- forty-eolumn paper, Ledger silc illustrated.
Devoted to Sketches Poetry, Wit, Humor, genuine
fun, Nonsense (of sensible kind, and to the e1
posure Of Swindling, Humbugs, &c. Only Is cents
a year and a superb engraving "Eyangelino, +"
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PROMPT. HONORABLE. REllARl

T'HE HUMAN MACHINE.-Yrw BOOK.
l. Free for Stamp. TARRANT Co, MY.
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@isttllantcaS.

WANTED!-A comfortable ,mall HOUSE,
w located in pleasant part Of town, to rent
jei5 Apply TO J. Il. WATSON.
GOLD STEEL SINGLE AND DOUBLE
- Shovel Plows-Iron and Wood Frames--for
sale by .F. bIGLBR d co.
GOLD STEEL SINGLE AMI, DOUBLE
- Shovel Plow Blades-ior sale by
H.F. BIaLER co.
0riCE.-All persons indebted to the under
~ signed will please call and settle without
further delay T. IL. f0RCEN.
Grahsuton, June %, ls7O-st.
GARDEN sEEDs-FREsH a GOOD
NJ from the Philadelphia Gardens; also, the
celebrated ROSE POTATOES, for sale at the
Drug Store of nARTsWICK a IRWIN,
apr27 Cloarfeld, Pa.
NOR SALE OR RENTi-A two story Store
IL House. with large one-story warcroom In rear,
and 2sx200 feet Of ground situate on Second street
This property is IN good repair, and well situated
for business stand. For further particulars in
quire Of ID. q. NINLING.
clearGcld, May 25, ls7O.2n.
TtUrION.-Ail persons are hereby warned
" against purchasing or in Ary way meddiing
with two bay horscs, now in the possession Of
Samuel stot, of Doggs township. as tho same
belong to US, and arr left With lin on loan sub
ject to our order. A. X. WRIGHT suns.
Clarified, June 22l, st.
NAUTioN.-Ali persons are hereby cautioned
| " against purchasing or in any way meddling
with two black horses and harness, one plow, one
harrow and one wagon, now in the possession Of
/ Robert Ross, as the same belong TO me- and are
/ left with him on loan only.
June IS, ls7O.3tpd. JOHN +. REED.
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WANTED IA comfortable small HOUSE,
w located in pleasant part Of town, to rent
jei5 Apply TO }. L. WATSON.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-08

though not In large quantities. Eggs are selling a.
quote tnem at 70dS5c in large lots Sweet potatoes
are plenty and selling at $5G5 so per Dbl.
fhONISlONS-Bee continues very firm, Pork is
du'i ana we reduce quotations SOC per Dbl.
Hams are very scarce.
SALT-The stock OF all kinds EXCEPT LIVERPOOL Is
very large. The stock of Liverpool is held by one
dealer who has advanced the Iprice about csc per
nd.
SOAPS-There no changes in the prices of
Leathe & Cores soaps, which find good market at
home and abroad in consequence of their excellent
qualities.
SUGARS-The market for raw sugars is not so
active but refined sugars are very steady. We
quote Forest City granulated at 1S4c and coffee
crushed 12s0l2H Eagles are selling at 1049l1Bc.
are held at 95c.
IlNS-There is no change to note either in pig or
pia,e ms. The market Is very firm
:, WOOL---1he demand which was Occas0ned by
tne war ID Europe has subsidized, in measure, but
prices are very firm at our revised quotations.
. r hEIGH fS-We note the charter OF two vessels
iOr CUBA and one Ior South America on priv tie
terms. A schooner from Bowdoinham Tor Bati.
more at " 20 per ton tor teltsDar; schooner from
Wm1SorN N. y, to Ri hm md. Va. at S3];or plaster
schooner from New York to Portland at ST. so for
COAL also one from same TO same ut So; a schooner
hence 10 Providence So o5 Tor lumber schooner
hence to New York at 81 80 for Ice two vessels rom
here to New York at 50 50 for lumber. Ice freighs
are arking mp though there Il still some In 90 for
ward from the Kennebec. Lumber ireights coast.
wise, are not so active. Moss Of large vessels
hay gone South to obtain cotton freights.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-08

j Q Miller ~; W W Hall 1s; Battlefield g. White
~; = Bean 8; H Downes TO-; N A traitor 81;
W sth %; Davis Is; Simpson Il; Pulsiler &
Abbott s; Wall & Gibson 10; Perkins Is; F Brown
.; Libby d Thompson 49,
RemarksaIhe supply of Cattle in market this
Week was not SO large as last week. including those
lett over Of which there were several hundred East
ern and Western Cattle. The supply was full as
mostly OF an ordinary grade There were but a few
lots of nice Cattle among them from the West The
Western Cattle d,d not average so good There were
not so many small ones among them there was last
week, but large portion OF Working oxen Tor which
the demand was fair store Cattle still continue TO
are sold tor beef.
Richardson sold pair, s52s fb live weight, for
1896. dressed weigh at 13c. " fb dressed weight
cows at S52.50 W heal; two years old at 1924 P
bead; pair girth it 20 in. for 5000. j. G. Collins.
10 at &c p tb 40 per cent. shrinksse pair eirtn
It in, "f 500. G. Wells & Co. 80 to jackson at
13c " fb dressed weight. avera; weight l476; pair
girth 1t 10 in, for S165. r. B. Wells & Co. at
103, 40 per cent. skrinkage, weight 144; hei'ers
$50 y head. Viii & Buttertield 81 at 1870 y ID
at II cents; d Wells, for S. 30, steer, DIRE sed
500 pounds ca h, S4S per head; cow $50; heller
As; pr it. inches, SEQ; pr cts live weight; j
Miller three year old steers at S45 pr head; lpr
three year old, coarse ones, at $50 per head; d G
Whiie 80 lambs at So 70 per head cattle at 13c per
ID dressed weight; Abbot at &c per pound live
weight; par girih feet inches, year DDS. at
SlI5; Or feet in, coarse, dressed, $14s; at 6Ic
i've weight; Erscs, - t~o year old at $lS per hd
pr GRIN feet in $40: Pulser Il Abbott sold to
Slnpscn pr, nth IT in $40; pr it, $3.50; pr
CT in, SIPS; pr &c per pound, light weight ;
4cows and steer Sti5 the lot. j & Twitcheli prs
glrth = in al $4S7 30 pr pair; pr grth # in
yrs olds $ls3 II f Fletcher. at cts live weight
G. sh.nkage. B worthey. at 10lc, 40 pr cent
shrinkage; pr steers it, sos; pr Sit in, S12s
per head; u cattle i25c pr pound dressed weight L
Perkins, pr 6 1t in Sl37; 1pr6t It in $3.50 pr
6r2i in, sos: pr Z IT 4 in, SEQ; 1pr it, $17s; 1
mr. It 2 in 500
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-08
Brighton, Cambridge and Medford Cattle
Markets.
SPECIAL nisnatch nv International Iine.1-

BOSTON. Wednesday, Sept. z.
At market this week:-3i45 Cattle, 1920 sheep
ana Lar bs, $50 swine 100 VeaIs; last week. 1862
Cattle ,373 Sheep aud Lambs 2790 Sw ine 115 Veas
From Maine 74O Cattle, 264 Sheep.
PRICEs.-Beeves-Extra quality $13 % a IA 90;
first quality $12 20 q $f3 Co., second quality $11 % 0
IL 90; third quality $40 Is a $40 rs; poorest gra-es
of coarse oxen, bulls, &C., So 90 a 90.
Brighton Hides &c; Brighton TallOw &c; Country
hides q "a Sc; Country Talow &c, Calf Skins IL az
1Sc " tb.; Sheep and Lamb Skins 81 a Toe P skin.
Working Oxen-We quote extra $3.50 q 325; ordl-
nary $50 1 $2t0; handy Steers $40 "a $40 " pair:
supply in market.
Mildh Cows-Extra $s5 a us; oedinary,coO g so;
store cows $35 q 55 }y head. Most otene WIS oner-
the fancy breeds or extra Cows being offered ,or sal
Store Cattle-We quote sales OF yearlings at SiZ q
%; two years olds $25 Ga5; three years ods 10 e
65 ~ he ID.
Many Of the small cattle that in a fair condi-
ton are sold tor beef. Not SO many small cattle in
this as last week.
Sheep and Lambs-we quote selections and extra
lots at 81 90 to "a so: ordinary 81 % a 90 " head
or from "a &c ~ ID. Lambs 81 80 q 80 " head.
Swine-Store Pigs wholesa e IL q lie; retail, IL @
14c P ID. Fat Hogs 101 q 1OIc.
POultIy-Exra Ice; medium 16 "a 17c; Door 16c.
Droyes from Maine-Cross & Lord rs; H Burton
IS; Johnson & Wells 81; Chase 81; Briggs 10
q Wells s. Co. 20; l. Gerald IL Halt 1871 lands
II Norcross 100 do 10 cattle; d Wells SO; j Con
nor 4S; Maxfield & Davis So; N Hall %; b Well!
& Co Is; f Fletcher IS; S Haley 40; B Worthin!
49, Bailey q Leavitt 1G; G w beard 16; Collin
10; q White 80 cattle and 80 lambs; j s Richard
son II; Emmons 3; Simpson 4; II d Blinn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-08

VERMoNT.-It was calculated that Vermont
would do well at the polls, but she has done
nobly. With no particular inducements for
the Republicans to come out in force, and in
the midst of dead political calm throughout
the full average Republican majority; has
done the same for al, three of her Congress
men, and has allowed just enough Democrats
to step into the Legislature to prevent it from
being called a Republican gathering. This re-
suit will surprise many of our Democratic
brethren, by showing them that the country is
as earnest and united as ever in support OF Re
publican principles and of President Grants
administration. and that their long hoped for
reaction of public sentiment must be consider
ed as indefinitely postponed. Maine next Mon,
day will reiterate the voice of Vermont, and
the other States will follow in due time.-BoS'
ton Journal.
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Building Loan Mortgage.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.

WHEREAS, Timothy Loonrv and Catherine
w Looney, wife OF SAID Timothy. both or the city
OF Portland IN the County OF Cumberland, on the
twenty second day It June. 1871, by their mortgage
deed OF that date, recorded the kegisry OF Deeds
tor said county, book 356 page H. conveyed to said
city certain lot at land aud the buildings thereon,
situated on the nOrthery corner OF Monument and
Mounifort streets in said Pc tlan and founded
and described as follows:
Beginning in the corner of said streets, thence
north-easterly in and by the northerlv line of said
Monument street, forty five feet and four tpnhs of
loot TO stase thence nor h-wes,erly at right an
giles with said street sixtv-feet to stake; thence
south-w 'sterly parallel with said Monument street.
eighty-one feet to Mountort street; thence SOUTH
eastery in the line OF Muntfort stree TO The paee
beyun at beng the same premises conveyed TO sail
Catherine by Samuel l.. Carieton aod ny her con-
veN ell TO sail Tim thy by her d ed dated June
fourth, Is Z and recorded IN The kegist OF Deeds
for said County, hoos 35I page a. with authoity in
tine case OF the breach o. the Dni'ion in mort
gage 10 Sc said PREMISES at auction aud IRON the
proceeds TO pay the debt secured thereby And
whereas the condition of said mortgage deed has
been broken by said Looneys
his IS 10 give notice that said house aud lot will
be SOLD at puolic auction on sad premises the
fife eDth dsv of September, 1870 at ten o'clock IN
the forenoon, Tor the reason and purpose Aforesaid
In wi ness whereof, l, Henry W. Jersey, be-
halt of said city, Treasurer thereof, by virtue OF
the authority given me in said deed, have bereunto
SET my hand and give this notice this thirteenth day
OF August 1870.
HENRY W. HERSEY,
Treasurer o.. Portland.
aug 15-M,&Th-t sen IL