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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16
Alma Locals.

Alma Locals.
The goodly farmers Of our town have at last
organized a Changers club, called the Sheepscot
Valley Grange, No. 229. At the meeting for or
ganization the following officers were elected -
Master Hiram p. Carleton; Overseer, VIM. Ii.
Mari; Lecturer, Ebcn b. Blinn; Steward, Jere-
miah K. Plumer; Assistant Secretary, VIM. H..
Plumer; Chaplain, George Bragdon; Treasurer.
Stephen Hilton; Secretary, Samuel T. Lowell;
Gate Keeper Thomas b. Pumer; Ceres, Miss
Annie Blinn; Pomona, Mrs. Mira Mari; Flora,
Miss Estelle b. Carleton; Lady Assistant, Mrs.
Frank Plumer. We trust and hope that the lodge
will do good service and be a success.
The farmers are now pushing their planting
right along. The early spring and the fine
weather make it very encouraging for the farmer
to work When you have to pay SIS a barrel
for flour, i. make, one think especially in these
times.
The summer schools are about opening, and we
trust that the teachers employed will give good
satisfaction, and We can but feel that they will.
Life and Casualty Insurance.
We have received from Hon. Joshua Nye, In.
surance Commissioner pamphlet in advance OF
Hi' LSpoiA, OeiuS pat seNouu VI tue
same, relating TO life and casualty insurance
in the State of Maine.
AT the close Of the year 1876, there were q
life and 4 casualty insurance companies author
led to transact business in this State Since then
one company has been admitted, and four have
either been withdrawn or excluded.
The gross assets Of life insurance companies
trsnsactIng business in this state for the year end
ing 3 lst December, 1876, amounted to 1860 IA :
1929. The liabilities amounted TO 1886, ASP ,2l6.
60. The total surplus, as regards policy-holders,
is s33 1922, l66l6. The income amounted to SS7, :
l90 2425l. The expenditures amounted to sos
933, 500 26. The total excess of income over ex-
penditures is SIS ,2j5, 6S2.2j. Number oe police.
terminated by death or maturity, 300, amount
ing to S2l, l43, j09 Terminated by expirv 2l3S
amounting to $500, Gle. Terminate by sur
render, ZAP, amounting to SIS, ij3, l29. Term
mated by lapse, 40, 1872, amounting to Sll00j9
lii. The number Of policies issued was 1888
Amount insured, S2,93S, 33i00. Premiums re
ceiyed S102, GAG SO. Losses and claims incurred
during the year, S269, 1910. Losses and claim,
paid, S214 1864. Amount of taxes paid on pre-
NUNS, ST 0j3j3. Whole number of policies in
foice in the State at close of 1876, II sos. Whole
amount insured, s23 ,260 ,2i2.00.
Statistical tables showing all the importsn, mat
tiers in detail, prepared with great care and sccu
racy, accompany the report.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16
RuSsIa.

The Times Vienna correspondent says that &C.
cording TO advces from St. Petersburg, the Rus
sian government is quite ready to give the assur-
ances required by Austria that the nterru ption of
the navigation of the Danube shall in no way
prejudice the principle of the freedom of the river
az settled by the treaty of Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16

ADVICE TO SMOKERS.
Call and see the choice line of cigars and tobac-
Goes just received by Devine & Howard. ap1ttfeod
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16
Bates College Notes.

The first division of the Sophomore class of
Bates College, gave prize defamation Friday
evening. The church was well filled by the friends
and patrons of the college, The following was
the programme of the exercises
ork-Carlyle. f. A. McColster
Centennial Oration-Anon. T. J. Bollin
Old South Church-Wendell Phillips. f. NJ Briggs
Extract from Webster l.. Buker
The Sleeping Standardization T. NJ. Lombard
Nmsnius to the Roman Army-Kelogg.
NJ. c. Smart
Evil Beast-Talmage We. Lane
Limit to Human Dominion-Swain.
l.. NJ. Sessions
Nationality-Chote. Fletcher Howard
Messrs. Lane and Howard were selected to
compete for the prize with the next division
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16

Inbaling hot vapors of Forest Tar Solution
will cure Asthma, Catarh, and is best for the
Lungs. l6-t&wlw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16
Wanted.

A strong, capable girl to do general homework.
"A Apply to Mrs. +. W. KINSMAN, 70 Crosby
street, Augusta, Me. maylGt3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16

Delicious CUP OF Cocoa is easily made
Ask your grocer for the preparation made by
Walter Baker Co. 1t is heslthful and stmulat-
ing, and far less injurious than tea or coffee.
NAV l6-+1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Railroad Matters.


PORTSMOUTH, May Is. On the arrival here to-
day OF the pay OF the Eastern II. r., with pay
master Hobbs, who has been settling accounts
with the employees OF the road, along the line TO
this city, trustee process was served upon him by
the Sheriff, at instance of the Merchants National
Bank of Salem, who has recently made sever
attachments on the property of the road. Paymas.
ter Hobbs, dlsclalming any connection with the
Eastern in paying of men, another process wa,
Immediately served upon another gentleman who
occupied the same car. presuming that he held
funds. lie also dlscamed any connection with
the road, stating that he acting for outside
parties, and paving no attention to either process
proceeded OIL their way.
Fires.
NORTH CONWAY, May 10 The fires in Bart
lett woods are still raging. About 100 cords of
bark have been destroyed The fires on the line
of the Portland < Osdensburg Railroad are still
iagipg and are very extensive. Three or four
thousand cords of wood are reported TO have been
burned, part of which was insured.
A despatch from Woodsville saws nearly the
whole western side of the White Mountains. from
Lancaster in Coos Co, 10 the Crawford and Fa-
byan Houses in Carroll Co., are on fire, and odry
the fire is raging fercer than ever. There has not
been drop of rain for several weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16

Face with Charming Features may bs rem
dered actually repulsive by blotches and pmples
Glenn's sulphur Soap promptly remedies all com
plexional blemishes as well as local eruptous Of
the skin, burns, bruises, scalds, &c. Sold by all
druggists. Hills Hair and Wnisker Dye, Black
or Brown, so cents may2-t,evlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-05-16

lNNALlDo desiring Pure Medicines and Ac-
curacy in Dispensing them, should Send their
Orders to Partridges Drug Store. Under Granite
Hall, Augusta. dec ll-lw
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07

The funeral of the late Senator Morton
took place in Indianapolis on Monday. The
pail bearers were Hon. E. B. Martindale,
Hon. j. N. Tyner, Assistant Postmaster
General, DR.. w. c. Thompson, ex Governor
Conrad Baker, Gen. James A. Ekin, Acting
Guartermaster General, Hon. J. F. Kibbey,
Hon. Henry Taylor, Hon. A. J. Porter.
Senators Davis, Burnside, Bayard, Nc
Donald, Cameron Of Pennsylvania and
Booth of Ohio, and Representatives Banks,
Cobb, Townsend, Burchard, Davidson and
Hanna, She Secretary Of War, Secretary Of
the Navy, Attorney General and Burchard
Hayes, son Of the president, Ex-Governor
Hendricks, Gov. Williams, Hon. Benjamin
Bristow, Gen. John NJ. Harlan, Gov. Young
of Ohio, Gov. Cullom of Illinois, Col. Inger-
soil. Murat Halstead. Mayor Moore, Theo.
Cook, Judge Cox Of Cincinnati, and many
other distinguished visitors both from
abroad and from every section Of Indiana
were present.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07
THE GENERAL ELECTION.

We have no report from any state except
Massachusetts. which has gone republican
by about $4,000 majority, a very large re-
publican gain. In Connecticut the election
for members of the legislature resulted in q
slight republican increase. The city of
Brooklyn, N. Y, elected the republican
nominee for district attorney by over 5000
majority.
LATER.
Incomplete returns from the state cleo
tons show that Pennsylvania has probably
gone democratic by 10000 majority; New
York is close, with probabilities in favor of
the democrats; Gen. Mcclellan is elected
governor of New Jersey; Wisconsin
has gone republican by increased ma
.%jo.ities and 80 has Minnesota. No news
from Nebraska, or the southern states, except
Virginia where the conservative ticket had
no opposition. Chicago has elected a repub.
lican treasurer of the city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07
OUR COUNTY ELECTION,

The election in Yankton county Tuesday
was an unprecedentedly quiet affair. Not
more than half the vote of the county was
polled, and at this writing, the morning of
Nov. eth, when our weekly is ready for
press, We believe the republican ticket has
been successful with the exception, posi-
bly,, of Mr.. Bulfnch for county superintend
ent. Mr.. A. W. Barber, independent, has
run ahead of both competitors in Yankton
and Gayvi)le precincts, and is probably
elected.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07
CITY

Proceedings of Monday Nights Meeting.
COUNCIL ROOM, CITY OF YANKToN,i
Monday, Nov. 8, 1817--Sp. III.
Council met in regular meeting.
His Honor Mayor Cramer in the chair.
Roll called.
Present-Ald. Bates, Cramer, Kingsbury,
MacNamara, Miner, Piles and Stone.
Absent-Ald. Powers.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
Petition of d. Frank Etter and A. B.
Dunlap, for order for sidewalk eighty feet
wide. on the north side of 9Th street, be-
tween Douglas avenue and Walnut street,
presented and read.
Aid. Kingsbury introduced the following
resolution, which on motion was adopted
Ne - !. re ss,ol cs 4y, e. Ady0 r. and CITY Council o.
Section 4. That 1t Is and is hereby declared to
be necessary that a sidewalk should be con
s,rncted on the north SIDE sn q W Faltm sts sfract pf {,
avenue. on the northwest corner Of Douglass ave
sile OF Fifth street to tile east side of Walnut
street, the same being in front OF and along the
south side Of lots . and 10, block fifty, Todd''
Sec. >. That said sidewalk shall be construct.
Ell of pine plank, two inches thick, be eight fee
in width, and be In all respects made OF the ma
te;ial and in the manner provided by the oral
nance of said city, and the outer edge Of sait
sidewalk shan be laid two feet from the curb lin'
sec. 3. This resolution shall be published 70
four consecutive weeks in the Press and Dako
taian newspaper, the official paper OF said cit.
~ Nankion.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07
The Daily Press and Dakotaian
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
By the Governors:

By the Governors:
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
In devout recognition of the blessings of NJ
mighty God for seed time and harvest for free
dom from devouring insects, and rs an earnest
OF our heartfelt gratitude to the arbiter and dis
poser OF all human affairs. and in conformity
with the proclamation of the President of the
United States, l appoint
THURSDAY. the ath day of NOVEMBER
instant, as a day of Thanksgiving to Almighty
God, for the manifold blessings that we as a
ing to q close.
| earnestly urge all christian ministers of all
denominations to assemble their people at their
respective places Of worship on that day. laying
aside al secular pursuits. and let the pleasing
s Dc ~ y be presented ct least in so far as this
same day. and ut the same hour. bending the
knee and lifting the voice in prayer and thanks
giving, for Divine blessings already bestowed by
our Merciful Lord, and in earnest fervent invoca-
lions Tor Il continuance OF the same.
Done at YanktOn, the Capital of the said Ter
ritOry, this the first day of November.
li.s.l A. /. one thousand eight hundred and
SeventN-Seven.
JOHN L. PENNINGTON.
by the Governor
GEO. II. HAND.
Secretary of the Territory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-11-07

The Bismarck Tribune wants the head
quarters of the department Of Dakota re-
moved from St. Paul to Bismarck. When
Dakota gets into the Union, Colonel, the
thing can be done, but as a territory we
havn't the force.
, 1877-05-07

Surrender Yesterday OF Crnsy Horse and
Lis Followers,
CANT Ronrssos, Mob, May 0.-Thc sur
render Of Crazy uorso's hand took place ut this
place ut q p. m. to-day. The whole affair passed
of very quietly. Tic band numbered nearly
1900 souls undcr Crazy uorsc, Little Hawk,
He Dog, AMI Little Big Man. Crazy Horse
said tlc was making this pearc TO last. Tho
ponies surrcudcrcd' are estimated 10 number
nearly $500. Thcy seem to be in very good
condition, aud have many American horses auu
mules among them. As suon rs the lodges
were crcctcd, a detachment VI Indian suiljcrs
under Lieut.. Clark, Of Ton. Crooks staff, went
to each one aud obtained the n,llnbcr OF tts In
mates, as we'll a. tho surrender OF tby arms.
This task is not yet completed, but un to tho
time OF writing over lO0 E1,Hs hayu been OBJ
tatncd, chiefly improved breech. headers.
Crazy Horse gave up thrce Winchester rifles,
and Ltttle llawk ERye up tWo. The Indians
present good appearance, but their village
shows signs OF the uneaslncss aud pursuit.
Of tho past year. afany lodgcs arc very old,
and almost Ia rags. Great numbers Ut this
band have never been un reservation before.
Little Hawk, ono Of the principal chiefs. wears
about bis neck tho silver modal resented to
ILLS father bY President Monrou Iii lSi7. THIS
arrival inhkcs tho aggregate number Ut North
Indians vito hays surrendered to ucn. Crook at
lied Cloud alul Spotted Tall Agencies sine
March nearly 1900, mud docs sway with tho ne
ccaa!ty for q military expedition tho coming
summer. Gen. Mckenzie will hold a council
with Crazy ilorsc und uthcr chiefs tomorrow
or tho day after.
, 1877-05-07

A Fera cortcspondent asscsls thas Ahmed VcAk,
''bpehtes" Of tho Turkish Chamber Of Deputies,
h. turned out \ dreadiu! failure, and must inav.
itabiy be removed. This aan knows unough OF
English 70 have heard that ths llouse af Cvuilous
u su!sd BY ''speaker," sud probsbiJ con.
cr1Scd That his duty IL Ptastdent was
70 "apeak" tor rho Nhbie Assembly,
EIdef!J genteulen from seuota provinces coma bc.
foEe thsr eolleagGds with written speeches, which
shuy multet With = low and ttmid voice. Ia Two
minutes and lo1 tho President pFtnd Ia parole
coHuAS dfpnft. and launches cut into long CON.
ment o. Esfuta!lon. bis voice being alHosI alone
heard from, the btR,nnsng tho end Of tho sitting
liz 10 dtctatoElal pedAntlc. and has ayrn furvotten
himself 20 fas :. q es{; ''s4*.:"o Of ''ilold your
controversy which q eou.destd i6s heishs II ii.
breeding amonK civilized Osmanlit. Tbs fact Ia
that Ahmed veak with Ill h4 scholarship. has iu.sv
many years ~ di.app2late treluas. and W. mora
ile b.. already in tive ~ three instances been
party among the deputies and among tho pualtc
who think that the man Il in tbs wrong place.
And ate detsgmlued that the present President shall
bc sent back 10 bis hermitage at Ronali tIiasar.
aud H,at his successor no longet ha appointed by
ths Sultan, but, ~ In al other paEliamcat*, by
&sea election. Strange to say. thus Ahme1d fsdk,
who Il ln many respects conservative ffum sheer
ChauylnlsE+ was sufficiently unMisa to couute.
nance. II not to PROMOTE discussion On toplcs Of
foreGu policy, Ia which tho Chamber. 70 far a. u
lay In It, power, psejudXcd open questions and
embarrassed the GoteEuuleuf.
, 1877-05-07
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,

WNAlVFW A4H-I NtHA&ttS.
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE Of Sunday, April q,
issued monster sheet Of twenty pages OF
seYen columns each. The columns arc .twcnty-
QUO aud one-half inches long, which would give
a total length OF 80 feet OF type ur reading
matter, two inches aud quarter wide. Allow.
lag l6o lines to = column, which would he fair
estimate, and hfty separate pieces Of type or
letters TO 4 line, We havo Ia the 40 columua
1850. 600 separate plcces, which must be picked
up by the hngcss Of compositors and lifted cor.
rectly Into position. This il tho appearance OF
the shees from mechanical point ofylew. Ths
amount OF labor bestowed upon 1t
from literary polat Of yEsw 10 no leas Won
dertul. Ono page snd half /. devoted to
editorial, pxgo to religious infosma-
ton, another 10 tho latest Mtasazr news, two
pages 70 loeal Intelligence, while letters from
With foreign and seleG graphic intelligence, music,
ths drama, and commercial notes. till up the
shcet. Not tho Least intesssting to the bust
ness and advertising editor u the seventy
colums Of ndre1thlug, nearly forty Of Which
contain $50 lines to tho column, which, At 20
cents : l.ne, would cause any newspaper man 10
smile though he neyet amole before. For ths
printing o{ the edition, t05, ,S53 sheets Of Tua
IElsga.'s weekday issue. were required: II
extended, this quantity Of paper would hare
reached IN, 800 feet, or about elghty-two aud
, 1877-05-07
IOWA.

Spfctai tutTsfpondence af TAs Tribune.
Dks MONIES, Ia, May 5.-Receivcr Thayer,
Of tho Chicago, Clinton Il Western, It secms
docs not lind ra,lsoad. building an easy matter,
nor does he and capitalists so eager to dEsgorge
thctr purses 10 furnish the money, as ono would
suppose on hcartnE the arguments Of tho
Gsangcrs In the Legislature at tho last session
When slr. Taayer's Railroad bill WIS under dis
c,lsslon. Flo has been striving hard for year
u get connection with bis road somewhere,
80 that 1t inay earn littlo IN oncy. Since his ap-
poEntn,ent twelve mica OF roatl havc bccn built,
and tho track Ia laid from Clinton tu u point
three silies west Of WaPslo Greek, In scott
County, eighteen miles. 1t requires fye mios
Davenport d 81. Paul, and let tho
Chrago, Clinton + Western out Of
tho woods. IL complete this gap is what
troubles tho Receiver. iIa tlas Of tho necessary
SIS, ZOO but SUI, ,D00 available asapts. The bal
Rnce of 5,0D0 Is to be supplied to right Of way
aud freight on Iron. II soma ono would advance
tho lnuucy the Receiver sav* he will put up good
notcs a. collateral, and tliat it will be repaid in
due tine. There Inns been Iron enough pur-
chased TO lay twcnty-sevcn miles of track. -Four
locomotives havc n!so been purchased. From
u. Il 1t. +. crossing to Eluiirn, twunty.scvcn
miles, t'lu gradlng is ncasly done, md right of
potntHsnt tbcrc hnt hccn cxpcndcl In roati-
bed and iron from Ciuton 10 Iowa City half
million dollars. by order OF tho court, tho Re-
rcEycr is authorized to cxpcnd $500 per m.le
TO complete that part of tic road, which, IL Is
beloved, with thu $a.53, ,C00 tax-ail voted along
tho :arc, will place The road In good condition
mud FREQ 1t from debt.
, 1877-05-07

onehaif miles, almost tho distance between
Chicago and Milwaukee. And tho nnbItc can
buy all this for thc small sum of t,vo conts.
Tho lower 2sS 6fae f'@ q s to no. tes.,aturo
hummcl like perfect hornct's nest laat wcck.
Tho exciting cause WIS the publication IN 'rnH
CHICAGO TRlnuNH Of tho t'ny before OF a list Of
tho names Of tug sbscntccs, together with tho
times thcy had failed TO respond to roll-cnll.
They pounccl down m TnH TnInuNn cosrc-
aponlcnt, who, early In tho session, hsti been
clerk OH somo uf tho House committees, vicious
y, charging him with purioin'ng stationery,
ls strongly suEErstiyc that TnR TnEnuNE in cx-
posing tll'lr official negligence nalo square
S1n.hete, tRs., &o.<Nr.
Tna Cn,cAao Tnlnuxa deserves tho grntc-
iul remembrance Of every taxpayer in Illinois
Tor ltH exposure OF tho terrible asn.nins Of nl,-
sshtcc'sn s in our Legislature ut Springfield.
The r,'nawaYs, Of courac, nre llcrcely Indignant,
and threaten l!orri,lo vengeance, bit tho pco.
pic arc 1ufctly sottlng down intv The Lct,ce
that great reform Is needed III this direction,
i u probable that next ting mon will 10 sent
l,ome mnrc than half the time during tho acs-
son. 1t Is rank dishonesty u, draw tic nav Of
y day from tho State aud yct not give the
day to tho survIco Of tilu 1'atc, unless th,,
- ~ Hoea.i i ca,sntr s t,if. IT, .o;s; 7.si..
The CHfcS0o 1RfnuKB is d marvel of news
paper prosperity aud cuterprfec. Its advcrt!s-
paper In the United states. Tho advertisements
for Its Sunday Issue arc Numbered fy tho thnu-
sand, and require several extra pages lts Sat-
'lrteay supplements nf choice reading matter
arc tho delight Of liousckccpcrs and women
generally, hclng devoted especially to their In
forests. We Know Of ono woman win insists
upon having The SATURDAY TRIBUNE brought
to tho house, an there Il Is read and tllcn ilcl
nwar for rcfcrenre. In the departments III null
fttcs, agriculture, etc., rMs TnlnuuA Is equally
valuable and entcrnristnr.
itoftd ff.l pemoctdf.
:. The ClllcaEo newspapers aro a "hAppy fam
ily." TME TRIBUNE takes ti,ls elcEuut turn On
tno w{nl.Iag wllosu matter IL wholly written up
on contract By tho square yard: II the Times
wonld lcpcn1 mort on electricity and less o,l
get tletts so oltci.n
, 1877-05-07

This Committee appointed by the bondholdess
Of the Chicago, Dubuque i Minnesota and
Chicago, Clinton j. Dubuque Railroads, ap-
pointed at tho meeting he'll In Boston, Jan.
~, give notice that, In order to prevent further
litigation aud to enable the organization Of tho
new Company, they have accepted proposition
made by the trustees of tho joy party, and
recommend all bondholdcrs to accept It also.
The proposition Is that all bondho1dess shall
hare tho option until June 10, 1877, Of accepting
sosx aSs or ea. or oas
$1,000 bond. II they take tho stock
they arc to havo tho further option
Of rccctyIng OH April 10, 1871, 830 per
share therefor, with per cent interest, less any
dividends that MAY liaYo been paid, but III this
case they must agrcu to lcaye proxies far their
stock With Mr. I0y or his Representatives; that
IL, Ms. Joy will y0to all the stock not taken un-
eouditioualIy,
, 1877-05-07

Tho Lexington q 81. Louis railroad WIS sold
to tho highest bidder q day Or two ago At st.,
Louis. Tho salu waa made under IN order Of
the unlted States District Court OF tho Western
District Of Missouri. Thc road started at tlUO,-
Mr. jcsss aclIgtuan, al New York, representative
Of tho ctedltoTs, for 3l5i.ooU. Mi. Sciigman las
bought the Eoad ~ trustee OF the holders Ut tha
$s8l .00 frst.moHgaRu bonus, which are held III
Frankfort 0esnlatiy, except about $IU,U 100, aud
they haye all been ,Iiru IN court except $39, ,0O.
The purchasers of tho road arc entitled to nay
thoir bid In bonds, except abuut Gus 0sN, which
they will have to pay In cash u meet tho taxcs
and cost OF tase Tllo second lnortgage OF $780,
QtN Is, Of coussu, cut out by tho present sails.