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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23
DoNDED ron eoVR MILLION.
Ths II. Paul slsuxC city ReaA Fsnds Isl
81, InasbtoAnoas.

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llAe606a Hand Scale. thu following nom
the st. Paul Globe Of the 9th Will BE OF
general interest: A mortgage for $500
600 has recently been executed BY tho st.
Paul and Sioux City railway company IN
favor ofthe Ceatral Trust company OF Now
York, whereby tho several sbranchea Of the
railroad namedare 0oItgagod fOr'th6 above
he insurance Of 1900 bonds of the demon
ination Of $4,000 each. The instrument 10
signed BY &. +. Drake, president, and Geo.
a, Hamilton, secretary, to the st. Paul and.
Sioux Civ railroad company and By 81. -
|SpsnldinS president, add q. HsBharp. SSet-
reary pro TEN. Of the Central sTrust com
pany, the object of the mortgage being to
diacharRe the present membranes IN the
road.
The following summary Ia . brief but
co0plase sYnopeis Of the property convert
ed, anA Of the conditions Of the mortgage:
II The naiI line of the 81. Paul an0
Sioux City railroad Company, commencing
at Sibley street In st. Paul and extending
southwestwardly through the counties Of
Ramsey Dakota. Scott, 1eSueur. Ntcollet
and Blue Earth, to 81. James,J 10 the coun-
" Of WatanWan, Minnesota, Q distance of
100 miles.
: 3. The Blue Earth sCity branch, COM
imenciue at LAkeiC sYstal,ln the county of
Blue Earth, running enthusiastically via
Gorden City, Winnebago City and Blue
Earth City, Z distance of forty.four miles.
8. 1.-THE Black Hills branch" IS
4. The 14nyerne and Rock Rapids
branch.
8. The Sioux Falls line.
6. Tho Sioux City line.
Which mortgage or trust deed ts given
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of
1909 bonds uf::$l,O00 each, Of date July
Lei. 1876, all Of which are made payable 70
the said Trust company Q tsthe Metropolis
tansbsnk, Nav York, and bear interest," a
thofate 0e6per cent. per; 1nnum, pay9bla
|ssutanuualiy ON the first days of Apriland
October, and running for 40 years, payable
in gold coin, 6aidinstrument shall also be
an Immediate and continuing security fol
any and all bonds issued from time to time
under the same, from the date OF such Is
suance. But ssid ;companyS issuance Of
boada shall not exceed in whole th6smount
Of q, O0O, 900, and shall at no. time and 10
no event be issued to exceed. the rate of
$4,000 for each mile of way actually built
or building. It being the object of said
company BY Issuing said bonds, to take up,
pay, discharge, supplant or otherwise ex.
tinRuish all existing leins and membranes,
whether evidenced or represented bvl bonds
Or stocks upon the lines, branches aud pro.
perty hereinafter specifically described, AND
for raising funds to construct, complete and
extend the branch lines of said railroad
company.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23

The prsaiisnf has appointed Philip q.
Wales, Of Maryland, the medical inspector
of the United States navy, to be surgeon
general of the United States navy and chief
Of The bureau Of medicine and surgery, vice
J. Winthrop Taylor RETIRED
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23

Henry NJ. Dixon, Of Yasoo. Mississippi,
had the audacity to run for sheriff in oppo-
sition to the regular democratic. candidate.
He was promptly shot in the back with a
charge of buckshot and died soon after and
the democratic boom proceeds uninterrupted
" in Yazoo County. &
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23

II. says . writsr ms GerDin paper, We
reckon that . single grain of wheat pro
duces ffty grsins. and that these my
grains will each produce fifty grains more
and - on, We IND:
Second year, 26oo ga.
Third sysars. let.o0 9
Sixth year. MISREPRESENTATION
Twelfth. yess. 2,l4O.62AOO000O !"
The third years crop would eivs SO mes
one nesl. having enough bran 10 fad
eieht pies ons day. The produce Of the
sinsje esnia iasth1 1Welfth ysafl woal6
en6ea rs supply oil The inhabiteuD Of the
saIth Vim f6od dsliagFt q sir liss tne.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23

He name down TO Swan Lake Thursday
might and had warrants Issued for the arrest
ID and Il ID hop6a the full extent
TIT ~ will b sivsqs I'm.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-08-23

Occupying three rooms, each ,a6xl00 feet
In size, and carrying . corresponding
stock. he possesses facilities for Supplying
the wssts Of the people supsrioe 70 asv
other house 10 Dakota.
GEO. p. HAWLDY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14
Mining Notes.

One day las, week had an opportunity of
visiting mine concerning which but little has
ever been said though work has been In prog.
rcss for some time, namely the Robert Em.
met mine. which is situated on the shore q,
Egypt Stream near the line betweea Frsnkliu
and Hancock. The property was leased by
Mr.. Patrick Muilsn OF this city. Early last
Spring and soon as the weather would per-
init, the work Of prospecting Was begun, and
after two weeks work the spo, for shan was
selected and the work Of sinking WAS soon
begun. On the face Of the bluff. at the point
whore the fret work Of prospec,iug We. done
(,he bIur being - or 80 Zee, high vein OF
white quartz some Is inches wide, and perfect.
ly defined. ~ss found extending up the entire
height Of the blun. The entire ledge sive. in
diesiions Of mineral wealth. blasts which has.
been put In at dificrcn, points exposing cup
per sulphurets. malachitc, etc. One bias,
about fee, deep put in = few dave before nv
visit, giving specimens of both malsehite and
azurits.
The shan is just far enough from the bank to
give sufficient rock between it and the water.
and 10 little one side Of the vein, which II il
int nded to strike nj . depth Of about 20 feet,
The rock now being taken from the shan how
ever is nearly all quartz aud con, aims copper
sulphusets and maischiie carbonate Of copper
sud gives fiae Indications for silver. The .hsr,
Is nos down sbou, II feet, and 10 subsi antiaiIy
timbersd i-2xs feet 10 tn. clear. A black.
smith shop has also been butt close b.. Every
thing about the premises seem. TO indicate a
rich mineral deposit. and indeed the character
Of the Aes.rs. Mullsn who are experienced
miners. give sufficient proof that no work
would ever have been done without good indi-
estions. CT
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14

not strange to say, not only refused TO al
lo " the warn nres OF affection to burn. but
actually thanked the Vigilance Commit
tee" for applying the heroic treatment 10
her Tecreant spouse.
WALDO COUNTY. The Waldo County
Greenback Convention In Belfast Satur-
day, nominated the following ticket: SEN
ators. Randall Ellis Of Belfast, and James
ID. lawson Of Freedom: Clerk of Courts
William Berry Of Burnham; County Treas
urer. Chas. Moore Of Belfast; and County
Commissioner. J. b. Thompson of Iont.
vile. The Democratic County Convention
voted to indorse the candidates Of the
Greenback Convention. Fusion. pure and
simpie-more especially the simple.
The new placing mill. AT Calais. had a
miraculous escape from destruction during
last week. BY some means the steam
gauges became clogged up. in which con-
dition they Indicated the usual amount OF
steam several hours beyond the time when
the regular supply OF water in tho boilers
IL usually replenisheJ: snd the engineer
not liking the stat. 81 Affairs examined his
gauges and found them In the condition
mentioned above. The fires were drawn
Of once. snt strange TO saw not a man l.t
his post Of duty until the Mill was .hu,
down, when the boiler. were found to b.
red hot and badly expanded. IL REQUIRED
several days to r"paIr and retast.n tn.
boiler bolts. etc. An the wnrkmen unite
10 sstihg tina, the escape OF the mill from
destruction, accompanied no doubt, with
loss OF life, was an exceptional one.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14

There are Indications OF a warm time
AZ the democratic Convention to be held In
this city Saturday. One faction Of the
party is anxiou. to endorse the nominee.
OF the greenbsck Convention aud form a
perfect fusion. while another faction is de-
,crmined TO stand BY their old party oolors
and aght for Democracy pure and simple.
including hard money.
Should the hard money side carry the
day the soa money side will probably stand
by the ac,ioa Of the Convention. but Il 1.
BY no means 80 clear that the hard money
democrats will set with the party should
the iusioulsis succeed. Hard money dem
ocTais Claim To- hold The democratic Fias
and expect 11lden to be nomin ste,i In lss0.
and consequently the utter rout Of the
grccubsck parry aud all sho have catered
Ia u. advancement.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14
The Louisville cowier-Jownai Dem.

ne LOUISVILLE tOhTtfr-sjourhdl Deu.
says:
''One-third Of the voting population OF Ken
lucky cannot read the ticket they vote, and
10000 children in the State are growing up in
Ignorance Of the mere elements Of the English
language"
To this fact Is doubtless due the election
OF the democratic candidate for Governor.
DIR. Blackburn, by $1,000 majority in that
State, Mopsiay OF last week. DIR. Black
burn will be remembered as the one who
imported clothing infected with yellow
fever and smallpox for distribution
throughout the North In order to distribute
those diseases among the people aud the
soldiers of the Federal army. To this in-
famous deed he no doubt owes his popular
ity among the democrats of Kentucky. or
bis election the Chicago Tribune says:
The slow-moving finger Of soorn should be
pointed 81 Kentucky irom the moment Hs vel
low4ever Governor enter. upon the duties Of
bis Office until he guts 1t, ss constant remind
or Of the disgrace 1t has ineurned.'
How many OF the voters in Maine who
rissed their lives or spent their treasure to
save the couutty from such men as Dr.
blackburn will consent TO play Into the
hands OF their sympathiEers here 81 the
North whether they are called democrats
or greenbaekefs;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14

WHkkEA- VILLAIN D.. Dance AMI sol h4a +
w IaAtco % the - D. dAy Of June i-.s. -
Ihc!r MORTGAGE deed coarrysd "a Harriet A mi
hps. certain parcel II real estate North Eiis-
spFsh. In The tDoEty Of tiaa.ock state Of Aains
sash mortgage is rvesyy cci IS thsr Hancock Re.
isifT = lscsis. vol. rs, page 81. and sheFeAa
saii hAfTarL - fhiilip.. the truth siay %
April. A. u. l-l.. Assigusi Ih< Aforesaid mort.
ssse 10 charles Janrs. whsrt as.lgnfaeEt a
recorded ia ths Aforesaid IL sisIry, vol "a page
70 Aad whereas sAid Carries James, on the
Had Say u August. 4. d. 1873, Assigned 10 INC
aAo slSsr'Aii mortgage ~hich - recorded IN the
aiofcaAsd fvsi.uy. back lss page ID and ~E.gs
AZ bcnlarnfn Maiior % the arm day OF Sovem
bTr, a. u. Is-t. by hts u1oftsag. deed ell
10 INC iise Aforesaid Heal ksias- Which rue.rsi-,l
70 sad fesisIrY, vol III. page go sgtgcct TO the
AFORESAID mortgage Of sald Harriet A. Phillips
sad ~hrrcas thr condition of the Aforesaid mort.
CAGES have been broken. eiAia the right to fore.
eIoae the sAHae sai give ta.s noslee teal pur-
po@e.
SOPHIA T. ToUgTELoTTE
9sS by her Any. A. y. BarnhAln.
Ells worth, Ayx. -la ls-g
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14
Choice Reading for These Who Think
the Southern Question Settled.

- AhiAA+ slAr fAtilffi4A southern NtAtrr-.
The question Of Federal supremacy there
iorr. sdeAd and rotten issue. and Il wouhl L.
well Tor sherman. for The consOlldA,loni.i. Ia
general and particular. 10 accept the inevitable
without further pariey or Postpone Iieni. for
u VIII be forced down their Shiny throat. AZ
The point OF the bayonet II they cut any bloody
eAJers IN defiance OF the established order OF
thing.
The states were sovereign before the war
and they are sovereign TO-DAY
We owe our fr-t allegiance 10 the state 10
which Ne ANe-to her Laws, her authorities
and her flag
II .he lined her sword 10 .mi,e the general
government II would be our fret duty TO ny TO
her defense.
We, Of the South. have no respect. no love
and 10 reverence whatever for the ''Haii0a--
none. We run our local matters 10 ,it orr
selves in direct defiance Of Federal law. AMI
Federal statutes whenever those law. and stsi :
uIes come IN conflict with the constitution.
Which has shown itself the master in thl.
matter, The State or the ''DaiionY-
Ibe general government makes the negro a
voter IN violation Of The constitution. but not
withdrawing the blacks have a rnaio,iry In
many OF our counties and states, they urn NJ,
m the minority with remorseless regularity
lheFeupon the cry Of buil-,iozing and haIlot-
ooH-stuftng Is heard, and the Federal court.
take eosnizAnee Of the matter
isSt A. - lgbNf
Nothing Is Done
The grand iarie- DO not iudict or II they do
indiei, The Federal judge. find IL good and
comfortable and safe TO let the cases LID through
their hnser. after farce OF a trial. or no trial
al all. A0 "'-'
our nrsi choice, and the first choice Of every
pALlot IN Mississippi, is President Jeaer.of
Dsfl-i and We do not believe that Their. Is /.
single candidate In the field who would nat
ieei proud 10 retire and make room for tbi.
second " ashingtoB. who, like hi. Immortal
prototype, e FIRST In war. first ia pesee and
INST IN The hearts Of bis eounuymen."
Butin Isl we propose to capture the last
remaining citadel Of the Radical usrty by nut
ting Thurman in the Presidential chair.
We VIII then sponge out the bastard amend
inens, snd all the unconstitutional law. and
statutes that appertsin thereto knock the ..na-
non" In the head; crack the free school system
wide open, and inoculate the whole country
with Southern ideas.
The surrender under the Appoms,tox annie
tree was ouly nominal
Wait till you see Us tumbliug the amend-
ments out Of the constitution. yindiestinr A.
cesslon, making the treason Of your Infamous
llnkhorns odious, and restoring order out az
this whole radical chaos.
Nerily, verify, We say unto YOU that n the
Democrats North are wasting their time deco
rating the graves Of the Bows IN Blue. they
must have forgotten the period when they and
We united IN calling a Federal soldier by the
expressive epithet Of Lincoln hireling.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14

-EK-t Congressman kAiucy giVcs
graphic Description OF the netho, OF car
r,lug ihe "shot-guu policy into effect
lic say-. '-On the nigh; before election.
firearms are b!aE Hg a.! over the south. Ia
esefy direction. ia the Hslds. IA the Gods.
aruuud the cottage. Of ,hc colored people.
especially along The roads leading to tt-
polling place. y the tuce-sant firing of
guns aud pistol. TO be heard all night long
j. II sufpfisiug that 4 ssis-.prc.i alarm
should D. the resuhl Imagine the eject
iu New York. What wouli become of
TAmmAns' majority u The republican,. ct
New \ ofk were allowed - Keep up a con
fuuous iusiliade all night just previou. io
an election. Even the lash voter would
be deferred from gong To- The poll. sy
considerations affecting his personal
sAicty"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14

The wig gives the folloeIng desorip-
ton Of the Grcerbacs candidate Tor Gov
crDor VERY few men Who have known
Nr. smith Tor years have believed Ii Dc
ever had any real sympathy with the fat
financial doctrines for which he consented
:" act a. a iigore- head. solely on account
OF biz ambition Ia DC Governor 4 large
capitalist, bond holder. usurcr OF a
pretty $40 wye. he was aboul the lss; man
To ihlnk Of a. The leader 81 party which
made IL war upon capital. BOWED against
the bouiholtcrs ADD dcnourcci usurer.
a. tho bioodsuckcrs 81 Humanity. The
J .i.THIFs revelations shoW iha, hi. dryo-
zion 60 his Cat party va The m.rc., sham.
AMI that a. The Arsi opportunity be "a.
ready 70 kirk over his Grrruhack ladder.
4 %" l. so .ieai. w.4Ib uuts hep h.a.
climb u az the State House window.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14
Correspondence.
The Lumber Interest.
what Ntt htS aader Thinks Of the F..
serPrsse Of - Nsise DSy-A Wsaaer.
ssi Deseiopsess Of Trade

se'prsse os - Astae D~y-A " oaAer.
fsi D~'eioPsess Of Trade.
BAY CITY, Michigan, July Is.
Editor Of Tie EgsportA Anerican:
BEAR siR.-Afser . brief wish 10 your SEC
ton OF the country, i cannot refrain from ex-
pressing my highest sppreei alton Of the many
pleasures Afforded me, and my congratulations
upon the greA, development Of the lumber
Interest In your locality and throughout Maine.
Arriving in Boston. was taken In tow BY Mr.
W. H. Treworgy. Of the Grm OF Putnam 4
Treworgy, lumber comm ssiou merchants At
No "a kiiby street, and enjoyed 3 delightful
steamship excursion to Buckspo thence ON
the overland route via. Ellswo rth 10 Bar Hsr
Dor. AT Ellsworth, both Of Us being lumber
dealers, and In q position to judge,-we were
struck with the prosperity OF the trade and
with the fact that il seemed to be ibere ssinx
daily some Of your citizens informed me tina,
one OF the primal causes OF this success laid in
the cooperative efforts Of Mr.. Treworxy. a
Maine boy who always ha. the interes, Of hi,
hative State at heart, with those Of the gentle
men representing the lumber trade in Ellie.
worth a0d other portions Of Maine, and tbi,
fact Is gratifying to US In the West. Whatever
you can do with the cooperation Of Putnam
a Treworgy, to build up your business IN
lumber, Is so much done TO benefit our trste in
Michigan. One hand slwsys helps the other.
aud ours are outstfetched aud wide open. Your
export Of box-bosrds from Union River WAS
something Of . surprise to me. knew thu,
your dealers were doing 4 good business. bot
did not realize that one firm alone putnam 4
Treworgy) have contracts for LOO 900 feet bv
water from that source. Nor did know that
the amount Of lumber contracted Tor and to be
delivered BY them from the Penobseot river, in
1873, aggregates 100000 feet. or vsnfy
these young gentlemen have been doing GOOD
service in building up the trade Of the Diriso
State. trust that it viii continue to grow and
multiply until the inexhsustible resources Of
your section are utilized TO their utmost.
Apologizing for taking up 50 much Of your
space, l am, Truly Yous,
N ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14

NrDN. RESIDENT tsses ia the town ii prnob
~ scot. in the tounty af Hancock, Tor the
rear 1878 bills committed Ia james Grin
die. collector of sad town. the afst
iav Of Junr i~i-, has been returned by
hita "a sss : Toma Rlnx AL. On lhe ali day
Of MAY. l-1s, LY his certificate VI that hatc. And
no~ Tcmaig unpaid, 40 ptiies IA hereby gwen
that Il tho sait taxes And interest and charges
arc not pad to the Treasurer Il zsld iosR Nitnin
fzstrrn moRths from the date of commitne as II
tho ssid bills 80 much - tho real estate tsVe1
a. ~ b. o. thcteat 10 pay the amount dse. Ihcrp
tor ta~ladias IaiCrcst sui Oh arsrs VIII, without
further noues - SOLD at Pablo auefsoa. nj
Josiah SaFsam's store in za9i ta~ n. Tho iuth
day Of pesessbcr, issD at 10 o'ciDcx A NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14

The bosion HcralG says: III the
C.nmerci1l thinks better goSctnmcni
~lli be secured by helping Grccnb.c.cr.
ir;o ollre !; 81 be mistaken W doubt
there have been abuses 10 The Republican
ru'e. aud 90 arc glad 10 see the dry boncs
shaken 40. bui j i not a!.e method 10
secure good government Ia pot int power
the most iEuoTAnt ncu TO the commonly
those hp do not knos the d ference be-
iseca az honest sud dishonest dollar
cannot De saie aud wise standardization.
II he Democrats OF penot.coi have dc
Cidci 30 ccase - BE- Democrats, they nrel
not ncocssAriy become DAmpbools
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14

The Bella, JgNrAal saws: .,ory is
told 81 two lrishuen who bought COW In
partnership One claimed the rear hall.
"hich gave him r monopoly 81 the milk
The other was soh -plus.rd for time. bu,
nnAllv concluded to stop feeding his end
aud 80 brought his paTinrr 10 i.r,ns Tia,
= good deal Ike the partnership OF the
Democrats aud GrcenbscAvrs In this State.
Tho Democrats claimed IN. milk end Of
The COW las; winter, sud now the Green
bAckeTs propose 10 stop feeding their end
II they all follow the lead of the Penob.o.,,
Greenbaekers the Deisocrat. will have to
depend on Spl"n's steers, and III and il
rather dry milking.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14

The views of Joseph L. Smith. a. ex-
pressed to . Lewiston Journal reporter.
when he wanted to be Governor of Maine ::
But now thatwe have realized all the disad-
vantages Of contraction, now that our property
has shrunk In value, /, for one am not In
favor OF retracing our steps in order to endure
all the misery over again. II has all got 10
come 20 tho GOLD rdlue at last. Ttoe notc
get array from IL, ,ches ice hare just reached
Il, re shah hase 10 come back 10 Il again
sooner or later. THINK WE HAD BET.
TER STAY
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14

IHEAstREE's bYFtgG
Au.uaia. Aug. 5. i-tD.
d. k~t Ant "a chAp- 8. sse "a. Of The RrVissl
NtatGlss, Sill. al the ~gstc Trvasarcr's afacr
at Augusta. &c ihn tcHth daY 81 ~vptssnls. r.
a. TlrTra o'rl.cs A. NJ, .sil and cuuyev b. decd
to ih- ksshSsi birr. all the 81 the state
In The tFRrta u lad h~r Gin afeT asscgifes lytu.
IN untneosp.lrato.i io-n chip, the sati tracts hsv
ina zen forfeited - the ssas~ state tarr. Aai
rn4ay Iates ccTlasi 10 Uso Treasurer VI stale
t.- nc rear ise.
Ghc saAr aEt conveyance o. rsrh tract -ui be
Hzafte suhf~es go : usbI tho owurr Or part
osnsE waasn Fsht. have b.ra for rlssa. t. re
drrta he same a. az Lime ~tihta one rear AlLrf
the 'ale bT pAytnz ~ IrnirriHE to the pars hasrr
hia proportion ~ SahG thn paFchassr past thete
Ter a. th' sale V n tnlo4vsI ID. 81 taenty
I0f - a., gcF aEugsl. ira the iime ol sale and
oEa doiiAf Tor FrFvase, ur sgra osnsr may ~
'iesn Ms intrFcss 81 pAylus a, atarsss. "A 10 Tho
frvssaFrr OF 1sats. "a prov ssti ia clap. 3. ,cr.
- VI .as Hss tss,l ssAgass
NJ uArt hos. wttI - .aii ala price lsa.
thsa tie fsll sm-uai dae thrrvaa tor szch uhpati
,tSts sai sossis nrss. talsruas and cost. a. de-
sSrau~d "a lhe golloxaax achraluk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-08-14

Notice Of Foreclosure

w nfkfs- Jcfcaals al Mtnk nf nTianl t.saaay
" - HAato-s - Ats 81 Maize. ID 0n tir ls1h.
NAr ~ Gsfeh. 4. u. i-ss. rpnEry 10 RiS ard
h1Ta. ~ Mortgage les.i. certain tot Of lAai
'tHAini Ia sad OrtRaA. bsae4ri AnA Dc seFtbs-t
a. t"'o~s u wH, b~xiaainx Al !as nosta east
e"F.si - osk 'sgoVe CsusstssJ. ~ es!lcty Ia
sali oftAaf nTnc. a-7rtsertT By tie siJis Of burs
t5fe F"Ad 80 rAHssi1 aTs rosis ~ corner boa I'D
% Nc Arnold 10. 80 rane.i1. osEoi By } sAG
hs2s ihssrn .ssirrIy cishI Toas ysFalisl sith
The Eiosv'asd hsrYsn. xruani Ilnc 70 STAKE Ani
Ssna~. th.hrr souihrrty hvn Tusts 10 burytEx
sf0Haat isacr. tAaeDce rAatrrlY ~ sAht huf tas
sfYsns, sasht Fosis ~ h-sghd AfsL mentioned. .
sSassAlnlas ono fSartll Of an acre tess.
ssRhrf wtiA ths batAi.ag. thrrsoa ttAaitng. sud
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