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WAxHAws, LANCASTER Co., S. G.
To p. u. Zimmerman, Esq, Secretary
Of the Fair Of the Cur0Anas, Char
lotte, n. G. ...,,.' :r.r... .'.i '.s'i
The following is q correct statement oi
Cotton raised by Stevens & Cureton, OH
Il acres of stubble land, which was man.
ured with 400 lbs. Carolina Fertilizer.
The following is the mode of cultivation:
1t was thoroughly broken up II inches
deep, and laid off in rows 81 feet wide,
and the Fertilizer applied in the drill,
| then bcdded on it OIL the 18th of May,
and planted the same day, but owing to
the cool and dry weather, did not come
up to stand until about the 1st of June.
First working it was run around with a
half shovel and partially trimmed out
with hoe. Second working it was run
around with inch grub, II inches
long, and the middles thrown out with a
sweep II inches wide. One furrow to q
row and thinned to stand with q hoe
about II inches wide, and hoed each
time, untilit was worked five times.
The following is correct statement OF
the Cotton picked:
1st Plcklng-".......... ..........................254
I'd PickinG,.. ...............-.........410
81 Plcking,...............,
Estimated amount unopened ma
turcd bolls, ,..................... ..e18
Total, ,.............x ,923
Respectfully submitted,
STEVENS & CURETON.
Icertify I weighed the Cotton picked
in the above statement, and it is correct.
.. w. A. GRAHAM.
At the request of Messrs. Stevens &:
Cureton, we have examined the II acre
Of Cotton, and the estimate made above
is true to the best of our ability.
d. P. DUlsANT,
w. A. GRAHAM,
JOSEPH RODGERS.
Premiums awarded to Stevens g. Cure
ton on above certificate.
We will sell the above Splendid Fer
ii...izer at Forty. Five Dollars cash, or
Fifty Dollars, payable 1st November,
with interest at 7 per cent. per annum,
delivered at our Warehouse in Charles
ton. Agents will sell at same price, add
ing the freight and drayage to their De-
pots. r
Geo. w. Williams & 60.
January IL. 1er-, o9I "a"
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q DR.. Templeton-Medical Notice. =.
Carpets, &c.-Jas. G. Bailie & Bro,
Augusta, Ga.
Selling Oat-Kaphan & Sklarz.
Valentines and Seed Potatoes.Lec &
Parker. 80. .....
Sewing Machincs-Jas. w. Fowler &
CO.
Masonic-J. T. Osborne.
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Aston House-Misses Cater.
Citation-C. w. Guffin, j. p. -
Guardians Noticc-C. w. Guffin, J. P.
HS- In the South Carolina Peniten-
tiary there are now 276 colored convicts
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ARE FOR SALE BY , ,a.
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Importers and dealers in Guanps,
1913 Bay St.. Savannah, Ga.
ISL East Bay, Charleston, S. G.
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NEW YORK, February 81 P. NJ
Cotton quiet aud firm; sales $500 bales
uplands 23b; Orleans 2S4. Sales of cot
ton for future delivery 1920 bales. Gold
F10b@1O}.
CHARLESTON, February s. Cotton
firm-,niddling 2li@22; receipts 1,l72
bales sales 500; stock 2,sl2. F.,
SAVANNAH, February 5.-Cotton fair
middling % receipts 2,939 bales; exports
3,71s; sales 1920 stock II, 1882. ~,
AUGUSTA, February 5.-Cotton firm
middling 213; receipts 400 bales; snles
900. .a+a, :. -..~ ~
LIVERPOOL, February 5-Evening-
Cotton closed strong-uplands 11}@11a
Orleans 113@1ls; sales 1000 bales spec
ulation and export 5000; cotton shipping
at New Orleans III.
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Geo. w. Williams & 60.
The Celebrated Fertilizers.

Jarpory IL 1eTSJ o01 u
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STEVENS & CURETON,
Lancaster, S. &.
, 1872-11-03
WALL STREET..

Comments of the New York Press on
Treasury Manipu1ations--Rev of
the Honey, Bond, Stock, Gold, and
Produce Markets.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The Express says this
evening: Mr. Boutwell's debt statement
turns out like his sale Of gold and purchase Of
bonds on Oct. z, jugg1e. While buying per
cent bonds, he secretly issued s4,566,664 in
greenbacks, and increased debt to that amount.
The issue of greenbacks, lke the sale of gold
and the purchase of bonds, was done in corner,
to make corner, and to help the few. The
secrecy OF these acts is among their worst fea-
tures."
The Post remarks on the same subject: ''The
public was not advised Of any such proposed ac-
tion, though there is good reason to suppose
that some individuals we're. These fortunate
persons we're enabled to prepare, to their OWL
gain, for 8 change OF values, while the general
commercial public, without the knowledge, must
suffer. Whatever authority Of Law there may
, 1872-11-03

New YonK, Nov. "A special states that 3
train on the Toronto and Bruce Railroad ran off
the track near Owen Sound, killing G. Davidson
and Isaiah and James Sherman, and seriously
wounding four others.
PoR1sIoUrH, N. H., Nov. 9. The Coroner's
Jury exonerated the road from blame in the late
accident ut Seabrook- Their verdict Was that the
disaster vas caused by switch being changed
by persons unknown.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--Tho accident already re-
ported on the Jamesb1rg Railroad, near Mon
mouth, N. J., or Thursday, was due to careless.
ness in telegraphing as to the running of trains.
The engineer and fireman, who we're killed, were
did not give signals for down brakes" though
in full view Of the approaching train: t was
miraculous that frightful loss OF life did not
occur. No physician was near to aid the
wounded, whose suherings we're, for while,
dreadful.
DETROIT, Nov. 2.-George Show, B brakeman
on the Detroit, Lansing & Lake Michigan Rai1-
road, was killed at the Grand Trunk junction,
to-day, by falling in front Of freight train, rain
He was single man, belonging to Greenvilo.
, 1872-11-03
The Produce Warkctcs


NEw EoaK, Nov. .3.-cor1os-Weak, and in Light
demand ;nniddling upland 1876.
Transformation frner, and in fair demand !,
receipts L. eco hrls superdne Western, s585@625;
common to good extra, s6.3o&7.O5; good to choice,
$71o@7so; white wheat extra s7.s5@s.oo; St. Louis
$7.oo@n:00. Rye -four and corn meal Unchanged
Wheat less active and lower; receipts, 1877 900 bu
No. spring, sL6o@1.63; No. 2 a;51@15s
winter red Western, S1.60@1.67; A1nber do, tlco@
ITS; white, s1.75@oo0; No. Chicago spring,
1.40 Northwestern spring, l55H; No. Milwaukee,.
$l.58. Rye dull and unchanged. Barley dull, aud N
buyers favor. Corn in moderats demand; receipts,
$1,000 bu; steamer mixed Western, 64kGe5cs sail do,
65K@66c; do in store, 64E@66c, latter very choice.
Oats active and hrner receipts 39 900 bu; old Vest
ern mixed, 4775c; new do, 42@43Kc; white, AG5oe;
black, 3e@43c-
EGGsFirn; Western, co@31e-
HoPs-Firm at 30@35c for crop OF 1877 =
IEAIHR-Quiet and firm at 27@29c; Orinoco, 2o@
27c.
Woo1-Firm Ohio, 5sHc; unwashed, 4oc; pulled,
42@E7kc-
l8Ac, Sugar frm. Molasses quiet Rice steady.
PETRoLECM-Czude, lac; refined, e62zc-
TURPENINE-62Hc.
WmsHY-Active, and shade frmer at 95c.
PRov1s1oSs--Pork dull, irregular, and lower mess,
$1537 prime mess, s15.0o- Beef and cut meats un-
changed Lard firm No. to prime steau7 8H@S35c;
kettle, s7Ic-
Butter AND CHEEsE-Uuchanged-
, 1872-11-03
TWELFTH WARD ALDERMAN.

To tie Editor Of Tbs Chicago Tribune:
Sn: 4 large number Of citizens Of the
Twelfth Ward met this evening and nominated
Orrin " Potter as an independent candidate for
Alderman. The nomination is the result OF the
general disapproval Of the action Of the Repnb-
1cans who nominated Mr. Miner, who is
but an ordinary clerk,, and dependent
entirely on small SALARY for
the support Of large family. The voters and
taxpayers Of his ward think he should not be
required to devote large portion Of his time for
their interests in = non-psying position. The
selection made last evening is very good one.
Mr.. Potter is thoroughly known to the voters Of
his ward, and, indeed, to all Chicago. He is
one Of our most successful business men,, and
will not only make q popular run, but, II elected,
"a he doubtless will be, he Win make most reli-
able and efficient Alderman TWELFTH WARD.
CHldA9p. Nov. 2. lH52~
, 1872-11-03

The following law touching the sale Of liquor
and closing OF saloons On election day was
among the general election laws passed by the
Legislature last year:
No spizituous malt, vnous, OF intoxicating liquor
shall be sold or given away at retail, nor shall any
saloon or bar-roon, place where such liquor is SO
sold or given away, be open upon any general or
special election day within mile Of the place Of
holding election. Whoever violates the provisions
$25 nor more than $1n0 It shall be the duty Of the
sherif, Coroner ConRtables and other officers Of the
county and magistrates to that the provisions Of
this section are enforced.
, 1872-11-03

che last representative Of the great
school Of caricaturists, formed during the reign
OF George H., and our modern artists in this
heid have been all formed, more or less, under
degree than Hogarth himself, the admirable
talent Of filling picture with an immense num-
Der Of figures, every one telling part of the
story, without which, however minute, the whole
picture would seem to us incomplete. #
Cruikshank is known in Chicago, I am sure he
is admired; and all Of who possess the
privilege OF his acquaintance, love and esteem
him for his kindness Of heart and generous
faith.
Mr.. RUsKN.
I have mentioned Afr. Ruskin's name. and
have quoted an opinion of his as giving au-
tdorlty. should not propose to call in his aid
Il support of theory Of political economy
The mild and gentle art-critic, with his dreamy,
se absent az, Is perpetrating SUCH nonsense just
now, IN bis - Letters to the Workmen and La
borers Of Great Britain" that his friends long
for the end Of the series. We have new one
are no doubt aware, it is not
published in the ordinary way the authors 20;
only By Mr. G. Allen Heathfell Cottage, Kes-
ton, Rent" who, believe is not in business at
all Mr.. Ruskin tells us emphatically that
The English nation is beginning another group
OF ten eTpy II qIss
nation under the sum-" Tho land should belong
to those who use it, and the Squire is essen
iani a. ana luz pta74h t5sa Mao las las POSSESSION oi
herefora ~ t toohs ~ enose WIZ cah uSo tnea
~steh1;she5 10 pt9pusss that ecnoutS enou1u 10
too1s sha1I +as1n1at ehe usG y aHu J.; anI
to tara irierast - -. - nn1a1 IL
Gates = hin on thia score, and says that it is
KR,ai.;. KRnI;tted al oy me bio1e wnefeupon Mf.
s;nsa1 sasa1n sna1py rePnea, ~ kno% 1nas osurs =
9 ae Ano" 1nat 1he1t ls, ana nave no nee9
~ - 9arang Mhetner the ~, Blole says 80 or mol:
cannot e ~ ifaef sin nc t4ap ad eong don not ars
s11o4rad ~ s1sv ~ oq eou moe Haso ths
eq,5 u haa any ease maatsoetel a4y p,e tnhn
Prs,.; e. Go"lo nate auoW9a @ 19ete OF 1sing. M1.
enondent seg tef ooes mo. B co11e ba
eeu epun.e1t say t4el's !ylne, Or DlnIoe1: loe
ocfa! ofapa5loh o o. ne ne banq OF canaan vas one
ens 1nei; ;ne " islael 4
ss,,'s +,e1se M neneeslo IN p.,o ana 4 ne
IA '4 rs q H. ene f ~ o. sr sre
nn5 te anu nneness q Tne ~ " ihe nai
throna % ,ss ~ aie t us
aao ono oecauSe, atsel Aasns leltpuuuy slan lGe
men women, ~ cnia1en, sucfnnge, ana domess
4ha;n VI nosllle sa!pg ue taleniessly opateu
, 1872-11-03
WALKED INTO THE RIVER.

About ha1f-past o'clock last evening Ger
man 1abo1er named Casper Blink, while return
ing home from work, fell into the river from the
approach to Nybourne avenue bridge, and Was
drowned. The bridge was open at the time to
admit Of the pa ssage OF q vessel, and was un-
lighted, there being no gas mains in the street.
Blink Was employed in the tdisiillery Of Dickerson
Hn to
old, and leaves q wife and children, who re-
side at No. 595 E1ston avenue, The river YVES
dragged with graphing irons Immediately after
it had been discovered that the unfortunate
last night the body had not been recovered.
, 1872-11-03

91en &c Ine STOCK iatus ZOE tner OWL ase LII
;. The North Side cars we're all withdrawn on
Friday night. The Company will run their
two Graccland and Lake View dummies on the
Clark street line on Monday, if the Council con-
cludes to grant them permission.
We ara informed that some Of the retail
grocars have put up their prices from 10 to as
per cent in consequence Of the difficulty and
Increased cost Of delivering goods.
Even the venders Of the lacteal fluid have
evinced their possession Of the s'milk Of human
Kindness" and have, as a rule, allowed their
horses the shelter Of their stable, rather than
run the risk of the animals catching the distem-
per. Numerous instances were observed Of
can7as-coyered wagon, with the dairy sign upon
it, being drawn by the usual can-carrier, assisted
slow, under the circumstances, but the customer
is glad to receive his daily supply even BY this
A team Of goats, attached to light wagon,
attracted considerable attention on Wabash
avenue yesterday afternoon. The driver, q full
grown man, waB the most satisfied looking in
dividual in town, as he whirled along at q spank
ing rate Of speed.
Hay was scarce commodity in Chicago yes
terday, tbs farmers. horses having "gone
back !" on their owners just like city animals.
tag as on an sns osp sp o e ysa @
possibility Of people getting to and from places
Of amusement. Mr.. NcVicker's receipts fell off
q Thousand dollars on Saturday.
People who have failed to lay in their winter
supplies of coal and wood are in "fx, all the
horses Of the coal companies having taken sick
yesterday.
A yoke of oxen, owned by Field, Letter l. Co.,
were heartily cheered as they we're driven up to
the door Of that firm yesterday evening.
The hack1nen, as general rule, failed to give
their animals rest. Last evening, fully twenty
five hacks we're On duty at the corner Of Madi-
son and Clinton streets.
, 1872-11-03

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 2-Pasaengers by the
steamer E. Fl. Durfee, which passed down this
evening, report that the steamer Belfast, Cap
tain Sedan, from st. Louis for New Orleans,
struck snag yesterday at the head Of Island
Twenty-sx, some 100 miles above here. She
sunk in Ave feet OF water. Her bottom is badly
broken. No lives lost.
, 1872-11-03

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 2.-PAssED Down.
Props. Fountain City. Brooklyn, Europe. Shell
don, E. Slate Jay Gould barks Lotus, City OF
Montdlanc, Clayton, Belle. Fleetwing, Havana,
G. Sherman, ". B. Allen, J. Olson, F. u.
Knapp, Nassau, D. R. Martin, q. c. Winslow,
Milwaukee Belle, American.
PASSED UP.-Prop. Prindeville; schrs Bent
ley, Correspondent, Collingwood, Reed, Case,
Lathrop-
WISD-East.
, 1872-11-03
FOREIGN.
GREAT BRITAIN.

NNlH4 Dftl f&l1Ns
New YoRK, Nov. London letter says that
Gladstone opposes the raising Of the Alabama
money BY the way Of 8 loan, as it would increase
the debt. It is most probable that bonds will be
issued for part Of the s15, ,0o0, 600, as to ex
tend the payment for considerable period.
LoxDos, Nov. 2.-The municipal elections
throughout England yesterday resulted in heavy
Conservative gains, which are attributed to the
passage ct the Licensing act. There was much
dissatisfaction st the working Of the new Ballot
act. The voting Was so slow that in many
places all the votes could not be polled-
During court, yesterday, in Durrus, near
Banty, ireland, floor gave way, precipitating
two hundred persons distance Of twelve feet.
Several were Instantly killed, and forty were in
jured, some Of whom may die.
CHARLES Francis Adams and Elliott G. Cowdin
called to-day in the Russia.
It has been raining necessarily in London for
the past four days.
A banquet was given last night BY the Royal
Geographical Society in honor OF Bartle Frere
who is about to proceed to Arica to promote the
cause OF the abolition Of slavery in that coun-
Try
William Il. Thomas, Of Notes and Queries,
gave an entertainment last evening, which was
largely attended by members OF the literary pro-
9ession.
, 1872-11-03

John ". Roberts, Architect has removed to RoouE
l5, 16, and II in the Honore Block tho
eligible quarters and increased facties be hopes to
receive 3 continuance OF past favors.
Te1egraph1c Brevittes.
Thomas Ansbro, OF San Francisco, for libel
on Edith O'Gorn1an, the escaped nun, VAS yes
terday fined 81 ,0o0.
William Mayfeld waa arrested in New Yorx, On
Friday evening, for alleged swindliug Of uef-
chants in that city on an extensive scale.
Jacob Wilkerson,. Of San Francisco, convicted
Of the murder Of Hattie E. Burkhardt, WAS yes
terday sentenced to forty five years in the State
Prison. 80: -:
A fire at Char1estown, Clarke County, Ind, on
Saturday, burned four houses, the Post Office,
dry goods store, bakery, and residence. Loss,
$4,000; insurance, $780, -.
The Philadelphia Mint yesterday commenced
melting 1,0oo COO 81 gold pieces, to be converted
into pieces Of larger denomination. twenty
millions Of these pieces are to be used.
William johnson, an operative at the Mineral
Point Zinc: Works, in 1aSa1le, had his tett 1907
crushed between two cog-whee1s, on friday eY-
ening. The injured member was a1npatateo yes
terday.
Herman Asher, steward Of the United States
Hotel, in Louisville, formerly proprietor or
Cincinnati left for parts unknown on Friday
night, having borrowed money, II sn1aH l, sunas,
from many persons, and leaving sundry bills un-
paid.
a telegram from Grand Junction, 1owa, yes
terday, says that the ground vas white with
snow Throughout thst- vicinity, the first snow
storm of the season. Thousands Of focks Of
Wild ducks and geese are flying, southwark, and
the eloughs along the line Of the Des Moines
Valley Railroad are full Of them.
Tho body Of a young girl about IS, named
Day, who has been missing in Northwood since
B. Evans, who was arrested On suspicion, ac-
companied the Sheriff to some woods near by.
and pointed out the spot where tho body was
buried under q stump. The inquest is being
held. 1t is probable that Evans has made q con
fession. Great excitement prevails in the Yil-
lage.
, 1872-11-03
War Department wchthcr Prosnos-
tics

War DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
SIGNAL OFFICER, DIVISION OF TE1EoRAMs AND
REr.0rs FOB THE BENEFIT OF COMMERCE.,
Lower Lakes anu thence over the Middle States,
falling barometer, soutnerly winds, threatening
weather, and light rain, extending to New Eng
land tonight. In the South Atlantic and Gulf
States, southwester1y to northwesterly
winds, cloudy but clearing weather,
with light rain in the Northwest,
and thence over the Upper Lakes.
In the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys cloudy
weather and occasional rain this evening, but
winds by Sunday. The Ohio river will continue
to rise below Cincinnati.
, 1872-11-03

LONDON. Nov. 2.-John Francis Magnire, the
ua11 k1,nJyn Jriah member OF Parliament for Cork
CIV, and proprietor and principal editor Of the
Cork Exan.iner died last night in his 57th
year.
, 1872-11-03
CHINA,

LONDON, Nov. "A despatch from Pekin an
nounces that the Emperor Of China was married
on the 18th Of October. There WAS no outside
ceremony other than the procession, which es-
corted the bride from her residence to the In
perial palace.
, 1872-11-03

Lospos, Nov. 2.-Mai advices from Cape
Good Hope to the 5th of October say that the re-
port OF the discovery Of precious stones IN Arl-
some excitement, and depressing effect upon
the diamond market. Gold has been discov-
era1
, 1872-11-03
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 2.-About a hundred and fifty
persons yesterday attacked Octroi station, at
Gard, and wounded number Of ge7.s d'a,naes.
The latter we're compelled to fire upon their as
Eai1ants, several Of whom were killed and wound
ed. Troops have been despatched to the town
TO prevent further trouble.
The preliminary examination OF MarHhal
Bazaiue by court martial has been resumed.
, 1872-11-03
TFMTRA1 ASIA.

ST PETERSBURG, Nov. 2.-Later advices from
Khiva report that the Khan has built fort at
Djarkale, where he will resist the advance Of
the Czarss troops. He still refuses to surrender
the Russians held as prisoners.
, 1872-11-03
Personal.

John n. Roberts, Architect, has removed to Rooms
l5, 49, aud II in the Honore Block, the
Of Dearborn and Monroe streets, whare with new and
eligible quarters and increased facilities, be hopes to
receive continuance OF past favors.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-12-05
The Best Wood and Soft Coal
Burner Ever Made.
Fifty Per Cent. Of Fuel
S. A Y p D

The lowest temperature Mt which combus-
ton Of coal can take place, is never below 500
degrees, so that If coal is heated to the lowest
temperature consistent with harmony, and
then a current Of cold air be forced on it, tho
fire will be entirely put out !; whlc if mir rs
warm US the coal is substituted, it will kindle
at once. In the former case, heat was taken
from the coal to equnlize the temperature with
that Of the mir; in tho latter, no such de-
pressing effect was produced, and tho case is
parallel with this new stovo, which supplies
hot cir, and avoids reducing the heat Of the
fuel.
So we SEQ that this high heating Of the
draught, by means of such circuitous passa-
ges, a. this stove presents, is not tho result Of
ACCIDENTAL EXPERIMENT, bat tho
NATURAL DEVELOPMENT Of ESTAB-
LISHED SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES, in
which theory suggests the method Of accom-
plishing desired result, and practice fully
supportsit. For adaptability to general use,
and for convenience, its equal cannot be found,
and for utilizing the waste heat, and saving
Of one-half tho fuel ordinarily used, the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-12-05
d. B. JOHNSON, Jr.,
Atty for Mortgage.
M ORTGAGE FORECLOSURE,

Default has been made in tho payment Of
tho sum of one hundred and eighty two dol
lars and thirty cents, which is claimed to be
due at the date Of this notice, upon certain
mortgage made and executed by Bernhard
Staae to Alexander n. Fleck, bearing date the
9th day Of October, A. D. 1871, and duly re-
corded in tho Office Of the Register OF Deeds
in and for the county OF Mower, and State OF
Minnesota, On the 14th day Of October, A. d.
1871, at 4 O'Clock /, M, in Book =" NJ Of Mort
cages, on page 10. aud no action or proceed
ing 1t law or otherwise having been nikituted
10 recover tho debt secured by said mortgage
or any pant thereof. :
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the Statute in such
case made md provided, said mortgage will 10
ioreclssed by sale Of the premises therein de-
scribed, to-wit: Tho south half Of the north
half OF the southeast quarter Of section num-
Der twenty eight, (2S) in township number one
hundred and three, (lo3) north Of range num-
ber eighteen (lS) west, situate in the county Of
Mower and State Of Minnesota, with the ap-
purtcnances thereunto belonging by the Sher-
i'll Of said county Of Mower, ut the front door
OF the Court House. in tho village Of Austin.
in said county Of Mowcr,- on the 18th day OF
January, A. d. 1873, at 10 o'clock in tho fore
noon Of said day, to the highest bidder for
cash, to pay said debt and interest and forty
dollars attorneys fees, rs stipulated in said
mortgage, in case Of foreclosure, together with
costs and expenses Of sale allowed by law, tho
ovcrp'us ut such sale to be applied towards tho
payment Of tho residue Of the sum secured bv
said mortgage, not now due.
Dated December, 5th 1872.
ALEXANDER NJ. FLICK,
D. u: johnson Jr., Mortgages.
Attorney for Mortgage. 7t25