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LamOille Newsdealer
ADVERTISING RATES.

Column, enc yoar, sloo, six months, $50; three
months So; one month, sis.
IL column, ona year, SOD; six months, 35s; three
months so; one month, $40.
l.lc,lumn. one year, s3j six months, $40; three
r,onths $3.50; one month, SO.
Is column, enc year, SIS; six months. $40. three
months, s.; Oae month, 50
Business Cards on first pa Sc, 81 per line, year
- no charge less than %. Le-ssrrr a~ff n
NoticesOf LIberatious and Estrays, $3.50 eac IA
Prdbato n noticss, s $50 each.
Lsgal notices, 10 cents per line for one, two
three insertions.
obituary notices five cents per line.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-30

WuAT AN l Coon Fox ?--Remember
The parable Of the talents-one had ten,
another five, another two, and another
one. So it is among men to-day. Our
"talents' may be compared with money.
with education, acquired art, natural
gllts, or with opportunity to do good. If
we use our one, two. or five talents to the
best Of our ability, we shall be accepted,
and earn the approval Of Him who iudg.
es righteously. The comforting words,
''Well done, thou good and faithful ser.
vant,N will be set opposite our names in
the great book, whose records give com
plete history of each in lividual life. Are
we SO living to-day that we can ask or
hope for Gods blessing on our course |?
This is our right, our privilege, our duty,
we may count our passing moments as
unllnrortaot, as they may appear to be
uneventful. But "time flies" and we
must fly to keep mp, or be left behind +;
each second, like the tick Of Il clock,
makes its record. We do not realize this
until we cone into middle life or old age,
when, if our life has been fritterel away
we arc punished in a ''helr' Of regrets,
for "lost time, lost opportunity. Phrea
ological Journal
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4 What's the use in these days. trying
to be honest?" exclaimed h grumbler.--
"Oh, you ought to try it once and see,''
retorted one of his companions,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-12-30

IS A New Bedford clergyman amazed
his congregation last Sunday by suddenly
leaving his pulpit, trosting down the
aisla, and striding off toward home.-
The choir sang, and then there was an
awkward, 6gety waiting. Soon the pas
tor shot into church again, sopping pres.
piration from bis forehead with his hand.
kerchisf, and read his sermon without
explanation. He had forgotten his man
useript--that was all.
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The good time coming dinner timo,
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Attorneys.

ISms inc ~ - Gar Il -
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Miscellany.
The Maid. of Killeena.

I " !ti BY WILLIAM BLACK. Yt
Author Of 'fhe Princess OF Thulc,"" Daughter
Of uCth, !" etc.
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CHAPTER VII. (Continucd)
Aiasa turned tc him with terror 10 her
70
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. "A gentleman who had the curiosity
to speed dime in answering an advertise
ment which promised valuable advice for
that amount, received by mail the follow.
ing answer: "Frienl, for ten cents pos.
tage please find enclosed advice which
may be of great value to you. AS many
persons are iojured for weeks months and
years by the careless use of'a knife, there-
fore, my advice is, when you uso a knife
always whittle from you," 1a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
II II NJ a
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
OF WHEELING.

DIRECTORS:
Wa n SIHJ.-DS VIM. HNNDIAN,
JNO. X. BJrSFuRD, !. X. M6'DI:TSEY,
JUHS J.. Hons, Z. J.. BI1TN,
DK. II. J. WIEsEL.
rIyHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN Sue.
c,--sful operation siH Year,; c"nlinu's
10 IuSuT" against l"-- or dafnag" ~ nv" Oh
puIIdinVs Gf AL kinds. Manufacturing p
Establishments. Household Furniture AMI
Personal Property generally, Hu!!s and ar
goes Oh th.. western wat"f-y"n a. fhNorAbIS
FERNS A. other sound Institutions.
WM. u. SIMPSON, PrsFIieHi.
TR MILLER. Sacr"fTrH.-
tT-E AR ~ SDKIyI II, 4g~1iI anil !SDitcttJr.
JanG
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the people of the five per cent. tax here.
tofore levied for hospital purposes.
But retrenchment and. reform don't
mean Radical enconomy. But it means
when you do spend the peoples money,
in the language of Cakes Ames, place it
where it will do the most good" When
the Democrats came into power, the
Penitentary stood with dismsntled
walls, without workshops and with
a guard for every convict at
an enormous expense. 1t has
wisely completed that institution, dis
pensed with numbers of guards and put
its convictS TO their trades, and that insti-
tuition instead of being burden upon the
taxpayers, promises to be source Of
revenue to the State. The University
and the Institution for the Deaf, Dumb
and the Blind have been finished and
amply endowed. The Asylum half
completed, while the insane were rotting
in county jails. has been nearly COM
pleted and all the lunatics in the State
placed Under its fostering care.
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DR.. LON CT o N
ON CONSUMPTION.
Its Early ManifesiatiOns-S ympt0ns
by which Every On" May
Know H..

II YOU have q persistent cough, NJ hT>t
dry and hacking. afterwards accompanied
with Il frOthy rNprCtOratton, wandering
puinS in the chest. loss at flesh, Sc, IN All
probability you ar" tending 10 tOnNump-
lion. II YOU have had harm"PliSsS, ct
hlOOd-Spittlng. even q t"aSp"nulIl. ms
probability i Increased 1" an almost "h''
iUfr ",yfItUfV
II Your Breathing l. harsh and hurritI.
and deep inspirations piu'"k" .lnli,
dry, hacking cough, with Il cracking
sound ia the chest, or II your voice has Ice
come permanently weak and h";uN' ih"r"
can be- but liltl" doubt that g'd' TtTC'dH
hur" fDDS"nIii"n.
If YOU ar, free from dyScntpry, hay" not
lived in a tropical climate, ana have nl~lI-
nate diarrhpH, even though YOU nave no
cough, EDu are Nk'iB CDTy"Hpfur. II Ia"
diarrhurl Is followed by Ill" chest NNrhp-
toms, the existence of tubr"uIaT disease
may b, regarded ~ - h."d h"f.
II Won are not addicted la rn"rNailng
habits. solitary vices ora eli NSoIui" Ili",Hnd
are steadily losing weight, Bn" ~" wf'f"
i,.HIiug tD f"iu'"'Ji,"H.
II the above symptoms have been U'-
Welcomed In NOur case. Your only safety -
90. ininir,i,If" cITU,iHTiW" NJ HD"T h,"D', hnd
The prompt adoption uf measures {" pr
vent the further progress ui ~ 0iA''i" mar
has 81, NJ HSlaHiaunN hp0Ui,ui'iV Vy'''S.
Fees for consultation. examination, AT
vice and treatment within ilI" reach at all
Medicines for All diseases hN mhIl ana
express ~ all paris ui The county,.
OFFICE NND RE~lnE\tE ~. IbH ron '"tI
hhI street, upposlt" TIA" aih"'iEti. S"I-"
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SUGARS.

- BBIS. STANDARD EXTRA {. L. y ~.
4 > - " crushed ,Pnw'r'd ami Grtnulal"d
"A" Franklin Extra {,
~" Jersey City {,
30" Livingston,
New Orleans in hhdS, or bbiS.,
For sale by
TlNGIE Il lSHAM.
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Hunah for The Penitentiary

\IvKHAYE OS HAND ASDFOR SALE
W -Four Hundred Thousand good rn"T-
charitable BFirE, which wr viii deliver al
The depot, or any place IN III" town 81
M0uBdSyiIIe, at the rat" nf $40 PER thou
sand.
A!so Firy Thousand Paving Brick ~
= ~ pr thousand.
Allo Zen god Two HDr-. Farm Wagons.
which ~ wlll seIl ~ prizes ranging from
- 20 90.
Als1 Ten first class Two HDn.r Spring
Wagons. finished ia good sIy H., - price
ranging from SD Ia SIN.
At.D Two TWO=-atesl, Illzbt bTHnK~r
Wagons, EJr two hOrp.7z, Finished ia IA .
highest style Sfthe STt, which will b" -Dld
for .lDJ pr wagon.
Nl1o y full line 81 from first class 90 cDIn-
mon HOus~hOld Furniture, which -" SIil
...il az Cincinnati Wholesale prices.
Also on hand constantly, IA large supply
II Brugua Boots and Sh'--, a. ;hs lowest
market prices, and are prepared to max"
to order, from the brit Obtainable import.
~ stock, GeBi!sm%n's BoDts, -ho<- sDs
Iiaitsrs. 10 the latest style and az pTic,-'
that cannot b- Tessrbsd by any other ~
3 taDILshfneu IN The htste.
All II the above naIussi Work j. SafT1n
ted 10 ia made OF the best material ana ~
A yorkmanliks manner.
WM. l.. BRIDGEs,
! seplSt5 Superintendent.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.
One suuare-E inch space.

One squares inch space.
one time ............s 10 One months 6 "
Two tines. - Ihret months. IL w w
One square changeable once week SO
Special Notices y per cent additional.
Advertisements To occupy fixed places %
per cent additional.
Cuts will be charged double for space
occupied.
Double column advertisements, - per
cent additional.
Local Notices ID cents per linc-LW nO
iocdi notice lciN be inserted JOI' less than oNE
DOLLAR.
All advertisements, except for establish
I'd business houses, must bc paid for IN adj
vance.
All bills due on the first appearance of
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
Yearly advertisers will be confined 10
their legitimate business, and all adNer-
tiSemcntS not connected with II Will be
charged for at our regular rates.
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Safb..LsI.IS
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PREPARED ny
Or' j. {. Aver 4 Co., Lowell, Mass,
'"O El ALL DRUGGISTS EVERY
WHERE. oCt2S
Administrative Notice.

M T LNbERSIGNED HAVING Oh
rin NINkl letters OF Administration on
ham. ''r OF &. j. Carney, deceased, hereby
n,,LI'e> all those indebted To said estate Ia
80, immediate payment, and those
an,tuus claims will Present the same duly
s.r,Th'lcated 10 Mr.. William Manion, for
.Hrinrnt, 9th street, between Main and
Aet streets, Wheeling, West Va.
sno,, MARY JANE CARNEY,
Administrative OF c. ]. earney.
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our remover in many cases requires
too long "A time, AMI too much care, 1" re-
store gray or faded NhI-kcr>. We haS" pre-
Jared This dye, in one preparation; when
will quickly and rn''ctualiv accomplish
this result. ii Is easily applied, and pro
Guct> IA color which Will neither Tuh nor
wash OF. Sold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED BY
R.P. HALL CO., NASHUA, n. II
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Nmuuu, not in the Treasury
that should have brCn"............ :

that Sh"lild nave b'fl".''.''''''.. : '''''"''i'
understand that the Auditors books
Of that wear will show III" sam" facts.
50 here is the sum Of S39,OOO di>a'-
u,,r, from the Stat" Treasury without
the scratch of II pen 10 mark the day
a. il departure, without the stub "i II
warrant or check L. show which way
il WINGED its hight-S"90m con"
where the w"odbinc twinrth -%"n"
prrhmps with some >p"rtivr Rrplhii-
can angel of the times through Bout
wells hole in the sky--t0 realms OF
rest. Democrats, when Republicans
charge vuur party of plundrrinG, ask
them if ever, since the present admin
istrution came int" power, therr has
been one dollar drawn from In" Treas
ury but in pursuance al an appr"prla-
timn made bv law! Ask them If all
the Republicans in In" Legislator" did
no, vote for those appropriations. ASK
them if they can say tn" same! II the
Democracy when leaving 4 baIanc" al
nearly 100000 in the Treasury every
wear equamd"rcd your Finances, what
must the Radicals have done when there
MAS only 5000 remaining IN IN" Ir"',-
ury, and their indebtedness I" III" Srh""!
Fund alone. was over $Gu,Gno? How
,hny must have struck the rock Of STATE
resources and caused living streams I"
huyr ,eushcd forth, How they must HAY"
cried no, every one that thir-trth com"
yr To- the water, lac tha; hath II" lL"hr!
-,rnr Hn, every drinultrr cast thy
hnrIsp ON the state! How
th,y ,oust have robbed plan
JorrJ and dcfaultrd, The ether day
v,hcu | had proceeded thus lar,
m',,h hi. ,hriIIin~ - financial tale an
nlI colnred gentleman interrupted IN"
with Il SAY friend, 81 COL a'"hHh"i"'',
f,r,.u:" "You say Your party paid I'll
AN old debt of $jG,UtN left ~ legacy 10y
my nur,y. Yes, you say y"ur party
,.r.rv.y9ar pay twice ~ much 10 ire"
,,bnII. 49, my marty" Yes, You SAY
,,.,..,,,, have twice aS much money l"tl
every wear rs my party: les .Nh''
,,TI Lnn saw Won don't increase the STATE
,ala: nm. rrnt?" Ne.. well. now, |
won't. ,n know, how in the drh6il you
49,; >,
avail" SAYS / ..ordinarily that kind
= av,.,,;nn would upsc, any financial
~ 49,, :, d,.s moi tli, one. | will
tJ> van the collectors Of public money,
;,',:aJ ~ nrh,ncinr their private for
,nncs Herewith have paid it over IL thc
S,",o Tbe I,lipgucncrs Of shcritt> Il
,L,. amount of 5000, 90 will not b" turn
ga over 10 our successors Ia collect, rs
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Di>bur>cd from Treasury from
June 10Th, lSs;, 10 October LIST,
jSs; "H,U.i.lj
Amount that should have been
in The Treasury on October !~t,
INK ;ar;,,@ai.Gi
Amount that III" TrraSurrrS
book OF that year show IN The
Treasury. after including AL
monies received from The rr-
constructed Statr..................... 'i2,,2Niu
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STATE FINANCES.
A SUCClNCT STATEMENT.
Radical and Democratic Rule
Compared.
Extract from II Speech delivered hN W.T.
Rurd-lt. al Charleston, sept. t., 1874.

Extract from Speech delivered lay IT,
Hurdrtt, al Charleston, sept. l., ISL.
1t !. charged again that in our man
agrlurnt ut the finance, We haN" crippled
the Free Schools. H. doubling IT."
amount of disbursements and educating
twice ~ many children i calculated /"
Cripple the Free Sch"oIE, submit that
IN" Democracy must plead guilty I" the
charge. Let the figures sp"ak-h %ur''-
won't lie, virtue not nttributabl" L.
Radical Leaders.
The Republicans collected and dis
hur,rd in three wears, S39,, GUj.?2. The
Democrats collected and di-bursci III
three wears, from the same levy. SITS
$50. n, nearly twice IT, much, aNd Their"
remains in the treasury OF general school
fund now apporti"m"d and for dlstrliu-
ton during the fiscal year ending sep
TENDER 30. 1870, S2lj, 1912.
But speaking Of plumbers, how are
our Republican fathers? Let me call
their attention. not tna deficit. hui 1" an
absolute, unqualified robbery of the
Treasury "f $:;S90S.l., Il Tannamy de-
lalraLion that hthrrt" seem, /" have ">-
capped the notice of R"puhIlrnn: and I'M
til recently tn" notice "i Democratic
officers.
In verifying the Tr"aSurcr' books for
the YEAR 1865, OH the 10Th of June, and
after that year. they disc'"-" til" follow
ing startling fact:
Amount reported 10y tire Treas
urrr on June nlli. lAS!, in tn"
Treasury of the reconstructed
stale duet he State oi N.NH... 2-J,@."Ni
Received into the Treasury
from June 2UtlI, lHti, from
other sources. !u'.-N"b
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-09

Mortgage SaIe.-Default having been
made in the payment OF certain indenture OF
mortgage bearing date the eighth day OF March,
A. D., 1871 executed by George Hopkins and
his wife Anna Hopkins. OF the town OF Bloom
ipgdale, Van Buren, county, state OF Michigan,
TO William X. Hawkins, Of Paw Paw, Michigan,
and recorded IN the Office OF the Register OF
Deeds OF Van Buren, county, State OF Michigan
in Liber number three on page number 100, on
the tenth day or March, A. D., 1871. and the
amount claimed 10 be due thereon at the date
OF tins notice being three hundred and ninety
three dollars, and ninety-one cents
(S393 81 including an attorney fee OF twenty
five dollars provided for III said mortgage. and
no suit or proceeding atlaw or in equity having
been instituted 10 recover the amount now due
and unpaid and secured by SAID mortgage. or
any part thereof now, therefor, notice IS here
BY gwen that by virtue OF power OF sale con-
tanned IN said mortgage there will be sold at
public auction to the highest bidder on Satur-
day the fourth day of April. A. D., 1874, az the
front door OF the Court House IN the village or
Paw Paw, Van Buren, county State OF Michi-
gan, at twelve O'Clock at noon OF said day, th.
premises described in SAID mortgage, or 80
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
the amount due upon and secured TO be paid by
said mortgage with interest and cost. sail
premises being described as follows. to wit
The east half OF the east half OF the northeast
quarter of section fourteen (l4) IN township
two ca south, OF range fourteen GA west-
Dated January 10th, 1874
9S0tl3 W. Z. HAWKINS, Mortgagee.
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ALIxANDER IL. STEPHENS, in his speech upon
the salary grab, attacks the press for its as
saults upon the grabbers. He defines the word
demagogus a. "a leader OF the people" and
then says that demagogues ought to get all
the salary bill allows them and good deal
more. TO calls editors sham demagogues, or
oemagogues IN the modern acceptation of the
terni-that is, panderers to popular prejudlces,
OF ringleaders OF the mob; and says they are
not such demagogues as Pericles or Lord
Chatham. Without going INTO general com
parison between those two famous men and
any OF the editors Of our time, we NAV safely
say thar IN regard to the question Of appropri-
aiinS other peoples money they stand upon
precisely the same footing
IN England, in the days of Lord Chatham,
the paymaster OF the forces held large sums of
the public money in his hands, which it was
customary for the incumbent OF that office TO
avail himself Of for his own private benefit
When PITT was appointed TO the position he re-
FUSED 70 20 use them, though be was at the
time poor man. Macaulay speaks Of this ac-
ton thus
1Ato dS at lLc OAS Oh lle LuOct lUcrd-
tive Offices in the government. The salary was
but small part OF the emolument which the
paymaster derived from his place. lie was al
lowed 10 keep large sum-seldom less than
tlOJ, JOJ-constantly in his hands, and the in
terest on this sum, probably about Ca 900 NEAR
S2c,oUc) year, he might appropriate to his
own use. his practice was not secret. nor was
IL considered as disreputable. Il vas the prac-
uce OF Een OF undoub.ed honor, both before
ana afte- the time OF Pitt. H. hOleeUer. ~
JtSea 10 accept one fdrHling beyond tie salary
which the law had annexed 20 his Office Z had
been usual for foreign princes who received
the pay OF England to give to the paymaster
o. i.- FORCES small percentage on the sub
sides. -hese lgnomInious walls Pitt reSolXteiy
necltHe1. Dlslnterestedness OF this kind was
IN these days very rare. His conduct surprised
anu amused politicians, but throughout the
body O. The people excited the Wa,meg. adj
miratlOu.
Which enc of the salary gra6bers would have
refused 10000 that he could have legally taken
because Ls believed 1t aid not Justly belong to
him.:
Pencleg, the Athenian general, statesman,
and philosopher, was IN pecuniary affairs just
such another demagogue as Pitt, the Earl OF
Chatham. HIS personal integrity was above
suspiclor. and he was never kaown,to appro-
pirate irachm OF the peoples money to lis
own use. Perices and Pitt were demagogues
who led rom patriotism and principle. Salary
grabbers rot only legalize robbing raid on
the Jrea sury, but grab in addition such emolu-
nents as free passes, Credit MobIler stock
and Pacific Railroad bonds. Pitt and Pericles
would lie cheap as Congressman at double the
present pay; but salary grabbers as Congress-
men are dear at any price
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-09

Sheriff. Sss le.-By virtue OF q writ OF
execution issued out Of aid under the seal OF
the Circuit Court for the County Of Van Buren,
and State OF Michigan, to me directed and do
livered against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements OF Charles II. Morris and j. d.
Hulse, the defendants therein named, and In
favor OF Henry Mason, plaintiff, and bearing
date the eleventh day OF December one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-three, did on
the eighteenth Gay OF December, A. D., 1873,
seize and levy upon all the right title and in
terest OF j. ID. Hulse, one of the above named
defendants, IN aud TO the following described
real estate. VIZ: The south half OF The north
east quarter Of the southeast quarter and the
south. east quarter of the southwest quarter,
and the southwest quarter OF the southeast
quarter, and the east three-eights, y Of the
southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter
Of section twenty-five, 25 IN township num-
Der four, 4 south OF range number fourteen,
IA west, IN the County OF Van Buren, and
state o. michigan. Which shall expose roI
pubic sale at auction or vendue, to the highest
bidder, at the front door Of rhe Van Buren
county Court house, in the village OF Paw Paw,
at two o'clock in the afternoon of Saturday,
the twenty-irst day Of February, A. D., 1874,
or 80 much thereof as wilt be necessary to sat
isfy said execution together with the costs
allowed by law.
Dated January 3, 1874. 9S0-s7.
JOHN +. SLOVENIAN. sheriff.
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Mortgage SaIe.-Deiault having bee

Mortgage Saic.-Deiault having been
made in the payment of certain indenture or
mortgage bearing date the fifteenth day OF
April. A. D.. 1869, executed by George b. Red,-
ker. OF the township OF Porter. Van Buren
county, Michigan. 10 William 4. Hawkins. or
Paw Paw. Michigan, and recorded IN the office
OF the Register OF Deeds of Van Buren, county,
state OF Michigan, in hber w on page ATT on
the,seventeenth day of April. A D., 1869, and the
amount claimed TO be due thereon at the date
OF this notice being one hundred and forty
three dollars and thirteen cents, @143 IL IL
provided for in said m crtgage and no SUI or
proceedings at law or in equity having been IN
sututed 10 recover the amount now due and
unpaid and secured b. said mortgage. o. any
part thereof. now. therefore. notice IL hereby
given that by virtue or power OF sale contain
ed IN said mortgage there Will be soid at puolc
auction to the highest bidder Oh saturday the
fourth dav OF April, A. d 1874, Ak the front
door of the Court House - the village OF Paw
Paw in said county OF Van Buren,, state OF
Michigan, at twelve o'clock at noon OF said DAY,
the premises described II SAID mortgage, or so
much thereof as may be necessary TO satisfy
the amount due upon and secured to be paid
by said mortgage. with interest and cost. said
premises being described as follows, 20 Wit:
Ninety three acres OF from the south part OF
the north east quarter OF section eighteen IL
IN town four 4 south, Of range thirteen l3
west, excepting ten acres Oft from the soutn
westcorner of said land. leaving balance oil
eighty-three acres.
Dated January 10th, 1874
980t13 w. Z. HAWKINS, Mortgages.