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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
P 7. Bnnum Positively Coming with his
Great Show TO Bangor.

The announcement that the worlds
greatest Snowman, L. L. Barnum, with
his worlds greatest show. was at lehgth
to visit Bangor has been received with
doubtings aud little faith BY many aud
yet is trne, Mr.. Barnum announces that
he is positively coming in person, with
his entire Great Travelling Wofll'- Fair,
TO exhibit there on Monday and Tuesday,
August eth aud 9th As one of the notables
OF the times. there is widespread curi1s-
ty to see and here the di-tn.us shed man
ager, author and lecturer, and hundreds
here would cheerfully pay the price of ad
miSiOn>for that opportunity alone, but il
will be noted that Mr.. Barnum brings with
him Il combination OF Museum, Menagerie
and Circus, SO unprecedentedy large
that three immense special railroad trains
are required to transport it. while II en-
ploys All army OF men and nearly six humid
red horses and ponies, and present in its
vast canvas colleges thousands of the rar-
est curiOsities, animals, birds, reptiles
and amphibious marine monsters, and five
grand combined circus companies OF pre-
eminent artists. No one but Barnum could
give so much show for SO small "A price,
and he does even more, by "throwing in,'
as the auctioneers say,a most costly and
novel free show besides, in the shape OF
a splendid and varied public process
ion, many new features will be intro
duced, including Barnuin's s25 900
Scriptural Behemoth, the only living Hip
popotamus in Americas; life-size autonat-
ons operated by solid silver steam en-
CINE, the marvelously tattooed Albanian
Greek, Capt. Costentenus, Marthim Low
ande, the wild rider Of Brazil, and host
of arenic celebrities who have never ap-
peared here.
Even Barnum could not have done more
than this, and none will be- satisfied with
less than full holiday, to see and cele-
brafe with him.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

The Maine central and Grand Trunk
railroads, will issue tickets at the several
stations on their line 10 Portland and
return for one fare : also the Bangor aud
Machias Steamboat Company, except
from Rockland, from which point the fare
viii be sl.75. The Eastern. Boston and
Maine. Portland and Ogiensburg aud
Portland and Rochester railroads, will is
sue free return tickets TO those whocome
to Portland over their roads, aud pay foil
fare on the way. The return tickets will
be delivered At Committee head quarters,
when the members purchase their re-titi
ion tickets.
The general committee have secured tile
services of Chambers baud OF Portland tn
furnish music for all occasions connected
with The reunion.
Tickets 10 include fare to the island and
return. caBp lire Aug. 9th. aud breakfast
aud clambahc, Au. 10th 81 10. aud il j.
important that members should procure
them Immediately upon arrival. to avoid
delay aud confusion AT the boat.
Those intending Ia be present are not
flied that the re-uiiun as announced
herein, will take place without regard TO
weather. ~ ample shelter has been pro-
vided at the Islands. both for the camp
fire and the excursion OF the day follow
Ing.
By order OF Mai GEN CHAMBERLAIN,
President OF The Association.
Lieut.. tH,S. W. RoBFErs.
Adit and Secretary.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

Judge Rust has allowed tie widow
Of William Mct;ilvery ot Searsport $4,000
out of the estate.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg will sing
at concert given by the students of thu
Maine State college at Orono, on the "a OF
August
The Augusta journal administers
severe and merlted r-bukc TO certain rum
sellers aud others OF that city, who made
the fall of one of the Augusta reiormer>
the occasion tor great Publication.
Only ten OF the fortythrec graduates
at Bowdoin Commencement were allowed
To deliver parts. Two Bangor boys were
honored by them c. II. Clark. aud W. A.
Robinson.
State muster will open September
I3th 1T Rruu-wick rhi- will =tNr tIr
companies a longer time 10 driu. It &, rN-
pected that the CON anies viii be Inspect
ed by Field or stat officers.
M. ". Clark. esq. at Danvillc june
ton. has secured anuother tame otter \
f.w years since, one was shot 10y some
chivalrous sportsman. lie thinks thi-
+, the only tame one in the country.
The Iron works At Pembroke ate ly-
ing entirely Idle not sign uf ~ 90
business about the place auI little Il ais
prospect 81 their starting up A present.
Many Of the operatives have lett aud arr
employed 10 the foundry n II John, y.
b.
The houses 81 Mr.. Ii.ac Abbot, Mrs
solomon Slahl. Mr.. i. r. Ingraham and
X. \ Crie, ia Rockland, we're ali entered
by thicvc, last wees and more Or les,
property stolen.
The wooden and shoe factories ii
Warren are at work with iuil force. About
loo person, are employed in the wooden
factory aud l15 in tile shoe factory.
The "Rocklaud Mineral Spring" /.
coming into good reputc ior the med
iciual virtues of it, waters, the demand
for which i con,tnntiy Increasing.
Parties from Boston una other cities
have been attracted TO the springs rhr
sick and ailing have received benefit by
using the water.
The Argus states tia. the Catholics
have purchased the homestead 81 capt.
Richard McManus OF Brunswick. ana
propose 10 erect tlne church.
The Press say, that citizens IN the
western part OF Portland are troubled
thus early ia the season 70 obtain sufficient
>rbIgo water 10 use.
The Pennington Chronicle recently
gave an account Ola boy named Allen
IN West Pennington, wtp took some
money from his father and ran away. II
now explains that the child was driven Ia
desperation blythe inhumau treatment Of
NJ IH"tr' VI" hI' ENtu h'"i '"'',' W
herC'u. H'S%HS' "''Hin the "''h' 80
severe tnHl nus ppN """N ""7 s'Aite"'
even ~ the ''ihe % h'a h't'-l'
Hon. Fred. Douglass addressed
crowded audience at the Republican head
quarters III b'ddeI"fd' SAniHH' evening".
The Republicans ot >kuwhcgIn un-
fIrled large campaign ila2 Saturday cNc-
ming. in the presence Of a large crowd -
Speeches were madc and There wa- music
b. ;!l- SAuwlirIAu Band. Great cuthu-i-
ash was h'hHeHteu-
The Calais Advertiser says the pick
pockets dii 4 !yc!y bushes, during Bar
mum, exhibit la that place. Mrs. q. VI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

Major Grady who has been chosen cap
tain of Tilden club in Albany. y. Y,
has written a letter declining the honor.
He says: Il have always been a democrat
snd have not been accustomed to boiling
the regular nominations, but have also
been Union soldier, and may as well
confess that ! find it very difficult to work
up any degree of enthusiasm for presi-
dental candidate who pronounced the war
for the Union a disgrace and a failure,
and who did all he could to discourage
enlistments to the army in the field. As
& war democrat, claim the right to vote
for patriotic and honest Union soldier in
preference to a man whose selfishuess and
partisanship have always been more con-
spicuous than its patriotism.
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FORECLOsI RE OF MORTGAGE.

DUBLlC SOIltE j, hereby given that George
i LullAn, Of Ellsworth. IN the county OF han
cock, 10y his ortgagc deed dated Decembe "a
4. u. ISL recorded in Hancock Registry, Vol. llI
page 81. conveyed to Seth Tisdaie, late OF Ellis
worth, deceased, lot Of land situated IN said
Ellsworth, and bounded, beginning on the East
side Of the River Road leading to the Fail. Vii
lage and at the Southwest corner of lot OF land
conveyed by said Tisdale 10 said Lullam In ls70
thence East 10y the South line oil sail LullaIn lot
to land OF Humphrey Saunders, thence on SAID
saunders line >outherly nine rods more or less 20
land Of Joseph Bourmeier, thence south.we-terIy
said Bourmeier line to said River road thence
>Orth-westerly by sHtd road to place OF begin
ming, and that the conditions of said mortgage
have been broken; b. reason whereof the sub
serIbers claim 4 foreclosure OF SAID mortgage
pursuant to the statute ia such ease made and
provided
JAS. II. CHAMBERLAIN, EN's.o the
3~3l RUFUS II. HINkLEY. T'',i'le
Ellsworth, Jnly ~, 1876
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

In the House. GA Monday. resolu-
ton. eXouerating Secretary Robson from
all charges OF improper conduct was lost
- 10 ll5. party vote. 4 resolution was
then adopted 100 1911, referring the naval
committee report to the Judiciary commit
tee to report whether the alleged miscon-
duct CT Secretary Rebeson are impeaeha-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

Married at midnight in carriage at
the minister's door No names. The IA
Their struck an attitude, took $40 bill
from his pocket. and tearing 1t IN two,
handed half OF ii to the abashed minister,
with the words: In a few days | will
bring you the other half of this bill and a
marriage certificate 10 sign" The scene
now shifts to the postofice, where mon
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Notice of Foreclosure.

DUBilC NOTICE is hereby gwen that Ephra i'm
i Harding and Cafhrin Harding. OF Els
worth. IN the County of Hancock by their deed of
mortgage, dated sept, llth A. ID. ls72. recorded
ia la ncock Registry, Book AZ. page 3t5, con.
veyed 10 Seth Tisdale. late of Ellsworth, de.
ceased, LIT Of land situated in said Ellsworth
and bounded, beginning at stake the North.
west sidc of new street. now called Birch Ave.
nue., from thence running North forty degrees
west ten rods to the division line between the f..
tate OF Andrew Peters and the late Meltiah Jor.
dan lot, thence at right angles ON saII Jorlast-
line sixteen, rods to a stake thence at right angles
South easterly ten rods to said street, thence At
right angles with the last course and parallel to
said Jordan's line sixteen rods to the place OF he
ginn ngi and that the conditions OF said mortgage
nave been broken by reason whereof the sinh
scribers claim n foreclosure OF said mortgage
pursuant to the statute in such case made and
provided. ~
JAMES II CHAMBERLAIN, Ex'rs of the last
RUFUS II. IINkLEY iwiu of : TisdaIe
Ellsworth July %, lsI6. 3w3I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

Tie Boston Traveller thinks that if
the Massachusetts Republicans are not
careful to select their best men for candi-
dates for Congress, New England will
have 10 depend upon Aessrs. Hale and
FRYE Tor worthy representation in the
House. This is fitting compliment to
these two able representatives.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

George Francis Train is said to be a
harmless lunatic. He spends the day usu-
ally in Madison Park playing with the
children. but will not shake hands with an
adult as he fears it would weaken him.
He says he is developing a will power that
will in time enable him to kill man by
mere exerrion Of the mind
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

There was great trot at Cleveland,
o.. July q, between Smuggler, Goldsmith
Maid. Lucille, Golddust, Judge Fullerton
and Bodine. The $4,000 purse was won by
Smuggler, whose best time was 2.l64.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

1t now appears to be well settled that
Hon. Chas. A. Spofl'o rd of Deer Isle is TO
b. re nominated as the Democratic candi-
...te for Congress in this district. Accord.
H. to the Republican Journal. Mr.. Young
is not candidate, will aaf take the nominal
ton and never said he wanted it. or
course, this Is conclusive.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
For. sale.


The follow n. Real Estate belonging 10 Ia, Is
tate Of lie huc scth l,-d.ic namely
~ ELLswohru.
The valuable NIL Privilege and Mills situated
both s.ic, ut Union river. At the head OF Pads
with al, the machinery connected herewith in.
Guiding gang and single sAWs, latin, -hmElt box
auI other mac hiHc~, together with alb necessary
booming and uowdgs privilege and thc dwelling
houses Aui other buildings adjacent, except the
machinery owned aSd ~ buildings erected by the
Ic--rcs uttte mIil ON the west site ~ Sai river.
The Lower Gang Mil Privilege. called, on
10th sides Of Union river, ana buildings thereon.
ihe Hhafye- amt adjoining upland on the east
.ldy ~ Union river.
Twohlr,i, undivided 81 lot ~ lara above the
Mc>-rs. llafs lower mill, N Wet side Of Union
uv.r.
small lot II land on East bank Of Uniou river
chamberlain lut.
Lot 81 land. near the above occupied By the
Mt7sr.. Han As pllIng place.
lot "i hand above the Halls upper mill, East
SIDE 81 MON river.
MaA4oN Lot 80 called, on Wet side Union
river.
Land adjoining Mil Privilege al Five saw
Dam" 80 called, lying below said privilege.
Land on West sl!e Union river near Hartsborn
\ Kiln mill
r,ck Lot so called Oh west side Union river.
Land between lr'mmer's Bridge and the Thurs
tween sand river aud TIE W altman road.
Three pews IA the Congregational Church
one pew IN the Baptist Church.
ALSO,
Public lots In Township No. O NJ ID. Hancock
County, containing 80 acres.
Ticket Lois aud school lands In Township No
g. containing 20 acres.
Ticket Lot in Township No. a. containing $50
acres.
ricAe, Lot in Township No 81 containing leo
Lands IN Amherst. IA said county, containing
about 3 40 acres.
Lands IN MAriavlle. Ia sand county, contain Ing
about II o. acres.
fIye-siNths IN common and undivided Of part OF
Township No. y. in said county, "a ia lye-sLxths
containing about Il 900 acres.
There IS mortgage for s25 go upon the mill
property, and the timber lands in township =,
which could probably remain if purchaser should
desire.
For further particulars and terms apply to
JAMES H. CllAMBEKLAIS. or EllsU orth
or RUFUS Ii. lii<kLEN, OF Portland,
jmosJl Executors OF the Estate OF seth Tlstt.Ie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
Republican County Convention.

The Republican voters Of The County Of Han
,..rh ar hcreby notified 10 meet BY delegates IN
t.uxen:. on. at Hancock Hail, IN Ellsworth, on
Wednesday. the 18th tzy OF August neNi. at IL
q lock A NJ. - nommals candidates for County
Attorney. Judge Of Probate. Reg iSter u Probate
two ounty Commissioners, two >enat"Fs- 'oah-
IS Treasurer and transact such Other business a.
NAV properly come before the Convention.
B4ris-E.aCh city. town, and plantation. Que
dc ,-aic Ion every ffiy votes cast orthc Eopuhli
candidate toi Governor IN lssl, one hadlil"nal
delegate. and iuT traction OF twehly-Ate Notee
go cast, another delegate.
4. NJ. HOPKINS,
r W Gross,
j. II. NEST.
y. J. WHITING,
H. : TEEyETT,
County Committee.
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Ia Che matter OF GIDEON : COOK, BANKRUPT
II BANKRUPTCY.
DI-TEtgT 90 MAfNE.
Al LlI,a ORTIZ the 31th day of JuIy \. II. l-16.
rrHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY gives notice OF
i hI- appointment Assignee OF Gideon =
COOK ~ Ellsworth. IN the County of Hancock. and
'tatr 81 Maine, within saii District, who Ia. been
aiJydseI - bankrupt upon his own Petition by
tLr Bi-trlct Cont OF said District. Filed Nay
sJth. 1870.
Jsal NATHANIEL 4. JOY. Assignee.
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ey order for $40 Is received, inclosed In
letter directing the postmaster to deliver II
to the minister under this condition he
must return the half of 4 $40 bill, which
you will please keep till called for" Fine
plot for a dime novel, and all the gossips
az Monougahela City can fill in the incl
dents.
Yesterday morning careless mason
dropped a half brick from the second sto-
nv of a building out on Jetferson-st., on
which he was at work. Leaning over tue
wall and glancing downward, he discover
cu respectable citizen win MS NAT
scrunched owe. his eyes aud ears riSioS
from a recumbent posture. The .uasonln
tones OF some apprehension. asked "Dld
thai brink lit inV one down there! Inc
citizen, with great difficulty eNtricalhg
himself from the glove fitting extinguisier
into which his hat had been transformed
replied. with considerable wrath es,
Sir. IL did IL hit me" That's right, eN-
claimed the mason, Ia tones of undisguised
admiration Noble man. | would rather
have wasted thousand bricks than have
had you tell me II lie about IT,
The other day Detroiter Gays the
Free prcs>). took home a book containing
several anecdotes showing the power "f
inneiuatiou and after reading them to his
wife he truderly said: Now Angelina.
Won mas sometime Imagine that you hear
me kissing the servant glrl IN the other
rontm aud YOU see how base il would b" To
accuse ~ OF such Thug John Hen
~" She replied 10 a smooth Voice. 1T |
ever imagine such thing, you'll need
doctor within fifteen minutes. no matter
what the book says,
WEIGHING iioLE.-Mr.--. OF n Ger
tain town IN Vermont, Is not distinguished
for liherality, either Of purse or opinion. =
His ruling passion j. n fear OF being cheat
81. The loss, whether real or fancied, OF
few cents. would give him more pain
than The destruction of entire navy. He
once bought large cake of tallow ut a
country store. at ten cents pound. On
breaking il to pieces At home. it wa, touul
to contain 4 large cavity This he consd
cred 4 terrible disclosure OF cupidity aud
fraud lie drove furiously back 10 the
store catering tn great excitement. bear
ing the cake "l tAiiow, eNclaimiug vehe-
menily:
"ilctr. you rascal, gu have cheated me I!
to sou cab that an honest cake of fallow +:
Il j. hollow. and there amt near A. much
a. ta,ro appeared TO lie. want You 10
mas ID tieht."
t.ttain!y." replied The merchant. IN
NIX, i right. didn't know the cake was
hollow luu paid ten cents pound =
NOW, Mr. -. how much 10 you suppose
the hole niH wci-hE'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
Chr Gllsuoftb american.

Published every Thursday Morning at Coomts
sock. Ellsworth, Me-, by THE HANCOCK
COUNTY PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms. &es, see first page
ss-s. NJ. PErTENGILL & CO., 10 State Street,
Boston, 81 Park Row, New York, and,7ol Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia, are our Agents Tor procuring
advertisements for the AMERICAN in the above
cities, and authorized contract for advertising
st orr lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
Name Il Description
NOn-Ke>ident Taxes.

The following list OF taxes real estate al
resident owners in the town Of BluehiIl, Ount.
OF Hancock, Tor the lyear 1898, in bills comAItr4
To Lev Il. Thompson, Collector OF said IoWB H.
the first day OF June, 1875 has been returned b.
MIN to me a. remaining unpaid on tine s3d ia, uF
May, 1876, by his certificate OF that date and u.W
remaining unpaid. and notice hereby gr,n
that II the said taxes, interest aud charge ss.
not pad into the Treasury OF said tow1 within
eighteen months from the date 81 sam Commitment
OF said billA, much OF The real estate taxed a-
, VIII be sufficient due therefor including mkcrv-t
ami charges, VIII. without further notice be -uII
at public auction at I y. Lords store in sa,4
town on the second day Of December, IS at =
O'Clock T.. NJ
Name 4 Desert ption. Acres. Value r.
6. W Alien. On Long Island TOO sIUi 81 a.,
Alonzo X James Colby, Tuwn-
send lot, 80 ~ H.
Geo. A. Tough, granite. 30 100 D. o.
Sylvanus Gray and Henry
Brookman, near T. Pond. $50 3Uo so.
Mrs. stephen Weber, les
tate OF stephen Webberl, 30 20 au.
Parker Grindle. Brown farm, 43 4,n sts
John W. Merrill, near Me
Heards pond, 90 $50 IL.
John ". Webber, near Me
iieards pond, 20 100 ~
THOMAS y. LORD,
"a 1Nal Treasurer OF Blue hill.
Bluehtl July -, ls7G
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03

The New York Herald is informed
that Mr.. Tilden's letter of acceptance will
be printed in day or two.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS, William II. Stanley .of surrv. in
W The County of Hancock land state of Mai ne
on The llth day OF October A. b. ISL by his mort
gage deco OF that date conveyed in fee and in
mortgage 10 Judith TrHndy of said Surry the FOL.
lowing described real estate situated in said Snr
ry. TO wit: certain lot OF land bounded and de
scrlbed as follows, to wit: Beginning at the West
corner oil lot No. 10 in said Surry thence running
Noriherv by the Pond ninety one rods TO a spruce
tree, thence North % degrees Hast n rods to The
.oWn road thence southerly By said road 81 rods
uence south y deg ees, West l3l by lot No. 10 10
place OF beginning, containing 81 acres more az
less, also, another lot known as the Coulter lot
bounded on the North by the above described
lot, on the East by the town road on the south nv
n land owned by David Trundy. on the " st by the
rerI iot, SO called, also, another lot OF land
snewn as the Pert lot lying directly south of the
NJ ~ aescriDed lot and between the coulter lot so
called, and the pond. said deed being recorded in
manc9ck Registry of Deeds, in Vol. a. page 276,
anu anu whereas the condition lot said mortgage has
been broken. therefore l. the MORTGAGE
aIoresan, claim a forecosnre lof said MORTGAGE.
anu publish this notice in 1.-THE manner prescribed
oy statutes for the purpose of commencing such
- JUDITH TRUNDY
a~sl iRy Wisweli 4 Wiswell, her attys.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
Last Call.

The subscriber, Administrator, OF the Es,a,a -,
the late =. H. Hardin {. wishing to close his 81.
tate requests all persons indebted TO settle with
him within the next sixty days. after Which t;.sa
they must settle with an attorney.
August l, 1876. amoss1
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TRIUMPHAL PROCESSION
MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY or FIREWOR.S
NOn-Re>idcnt Taxes.

The following iizl Of Taxes on zeal estate al
non -r"si d"nt uCTs in The town If >ugTs i.l:
year $40, IN bulls committed 10 Edwin II Ivrls
Collector OF -aiI town, on The lIfh day Vi NJ.
1873. Ia. 'bce Erturued by him To me a. l,na...
lng unpaid on The sixth day OF May ls7t b. ..-
certificate OF that date ami now r,HaIu t.. ......
and notice Is hereby given that # the -A:d 5y,..
interest and charges are not paid IN The Irr4-uls
OF the taId town within eighteen months from r
date Of commitment OF said bills. so IautB r. ...
real estate taxed VIII be sufficient 90 a.. .-.
amount due thereof including int. est and charge,
WIN without further notice be sold public 4ut..
at The >electmen. ufiicc IN said town ou n. l..r
DAY Of November, lssi, at O'Clock T. VI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-08-03
NOTICE.

ltpersons indebted TO me bv Nate ar ..o,,.,
over one year sta,dng, are requested 70 make
. sesuemeni before the nrst Of September nexi. on
without exception a. Saiu "n'o
4wR upupx s,yx
Ellsworth, August I, 1919,
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state of Maine.

IkEAsURER's OFFICE D
AUGUSTA, July TO- 1876.
fursuNnt TO chapter o, section 46 of the Keyi,,
STA luies, VIII at the State Treasurer's ofIcr
Augusta, ~ the sixth day of September 7next -
eleven o'cldkk A. NJ, sell and convey bs deed ,c
me hghe 81 pder, all the interest of the state IN
.ne tracts OF ND hereinafter described living
ahlhcorporated&o townships, the said tracts having
oeeh forfeited q the State Tor state taxes and
S for ny taxess to the TREASURER OF
The sale and conn yance of each tract Will be
mude SUBJECT to rigM in the owner or part own.
er whose rights have been forfeited, TO redeem the
sAne az any time Within one year after the sale
oy paying or rendering ton the purchaser hie mo-
portion OF what the purch Ter paid therefor al The
sale with interest at the rke Of twenty oer cent
pei ahnum' from the time eale. and one dollar
h tof reease, OF such owner mayedeem his interest
~ paylns as Aforesaid to the - ga surer OF State,
utes. ANe'i'sa sea-
Il. No tract, however, will be soidAat price less
S S.ah .he iuii amount due thereon NJ such uppa ID
S.ase anu county taxes, interest ana cost as de
scribed in tho f0llowing schedule:
- HANCOCK COUNTY.
5l5l sc:e No. 8 South DIV. a, :,
w loso g g tax of 1878, KS
s.Ss Z. ~ :" 1874, 81 50
S Iss 10 Adjoining stenben, 5is
Nan :. ~ "uhe DIV to
1879 sw., q 81 81
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Jirs; Dis-rict-TBOMA B. REED.
y r,ssA U5sirict--N VI. 7. fRlk +.
Fourth DiStriot-LLENE ELM POWERS.
FlgL DiArtct-EUGENE HALE.