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New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

The Treasury now holds S360,031. $50 in United
States bonds 10 secure bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation for the week.
SG44 600 United States bonds held for circula-
ton Withdrawn for the week 81, IA, 600. National
bank circulation outstanding: Currency notes,
S342 52G 32S; gold notes, 81 ,325,0 900. The Clear
ing House statement to-day is as follows For
the dav-Exchanges. $102,967,S24 balances.
81 .984. .325; for the week - exchanges,
1913 3355, ,S02 ; balances, $50. .07C332. The trans
actions at the Sub-Treasury covered: Receipts,
81 .G95013; payments. 81, 215,467; currency bal
ance. $6,34O .534 coin balance. S79.O7G9l5.
The foreign exchanges are dull and steady on the
bass Of the following nominal quo tatIOns:
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
Business Cbantes.

DARTNER WANTED-Business West es-
tabli.hed and profitable; $1,000 required Address
MISSOURI this Office
DARTNER.-$1,0 900 TO go 600 cash; manu-
4 featuring make from $1,000 10 $4,000 per aBnum
Ave AGENTS $50 10 $500 silary commission Call, JOHN
son. J25 Latay cite ave. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

The Sub-Treasury to-day lost So20.4o4 on
a currency gain OF $3S4.700. Money was in abun-
dant supply at from to = per cent for call loans
The European steamers arriving since yesterday
brough, $S0s, $40 in foreign gold coin and gold
bars. The domestic exchanges Oh New-York at the
places named are quoted as follows: Savannah: ss0
ls discount Charleston, 10 discount to par Ne"-
Orleans so cents discount par; ST. Louis, 10 dis
count; Chicago. 75 cents discount; Boston, 4004O
cents discount The customs receipts at Washington
to-oay amounted 10 1851 770. and the internal rev.
enue receipts to 1922 04G The Treasurer received
$I49. 900 in National bank notes for redemption;
the totals of such receipts for the week compared
with the same week of 1879, beng as follows:
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
On and after rJUNE2l, 1880

On and after JUNE 81, $780,
Express Trains leave NewYork vie Desbrosses Cor
landt streets Ferries, rs followst
43 7So, $40 90 Limited II M, !, $500 4: a40 s.
7, 1850 and 10 and l2 night. sundays 4:3 and
m, o. q, Z. $3.50 and 10 p NJ, and ~ night
Express Trans leave New daily except 7SO
a. IN and p IN. running through via Trenton and Cam
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex with all trains
at Jersey ty anordins speedy and direct transfer
Brook. .yn travel.
Returning trans leave West Phi adephia Oh 3s6 42s
q $50 and 7:3o n M on SUNDAY I2.pl 2. "a ios Z.
$50 a. IN, and p. M. Leave Philadelphia via Camden
a. m and $50 ,. M daly except SUNDAY.
Ticket Offices. 626 and 944 Broadway No Asror Honse
DesOrosses aud Court 81 AMI
BROOKLYN Annex station foos of Futonst BrooxIyn Nos
IA lB and llS Huisonst, ioboken station ersey City
The New York Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and resiaences ~
FRANK THOMSON. l.. p FARMER
General Manager, General Pass.u aer A yont
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
Cost an9 foun6.

WATCH LOST.-Saturday afternoon, about
w O'Clock on shave near 2ohsi, ladies new gold
hunting winding Geneva yatJh, with black guard
attached valuable wedding gft; liberal reward paid
Address ATMORE L. BAGGOr. 1s4 Broaist, Newark, N j.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
HE ERIE RAILWAY. now known as tho


VHIE; ERIE RAILWAY. now known as tho
% 1S RNEW'foRR. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
Os rSs sAS % EASs EFFECT NAY 10 1880
room COaohes 10 Buffalo and suspension BrIigs "s
p m (Daily)-Fast ST. Louis cypress arriving az But
southwest PHmsns best Drawngroom Sleeping Coachss
y. m (paly.) Pacific Express for the Wet s,e.n,r,
e mSaxa 20 baaso A,gsrs Fails cincinnati AMI
1ilo y. p.m-lmisrant tram for the West e'
blan, @ eaSe p Saamoers ian, stresi Depot. Newio-k TOR
"a, amn 1;1v nanght saturday nights ouiy SUNDAYS
Retherlod aud passac 1850, TO- 1920 a. ,n-the lo.so
1 m & & sp siSp 40 a. hSne MIN lori FORA Say on nooa
aiSn, a H sundays ooo $780, io;20a m lao $50. D ID,
Paterson q elO 1870 sio 10 1920 lI:so a. m IL noor4
slS tsS @ nn,sn M and sa1sas. masi. g. $780,
1880 midnight sundays oo6 0,ss $50. o. ioso
WarSiek rsi ~ "a ;oq sa +; n' and y midnight
newoars and Cornwall 7;5o $3.50, +.So p. sun.
ROndOut and Kingston 900 o. m $50 D. m sundays. $50
dOshen g. 7so y 1870 a. NJ. $3.50. $3.50 A,so T. 7is m.
%Saleto@s $50 g. 1870 % 0'sD % $50 $50 7. 7ls NJ
NosYoii ana oswsso GsaaSa sss9
Port Jerys 7S0 0. 1920 a. m., lso g. 7.is D. m. sun.
day 8 $50; 1920 a. mi q $50 and p nj, '"A'
each hour from oi5a M to $50 and los5 aud IAN
Tickets for passage for Apartments In Draw. poo,,
and sleeping caches can be obtained and orders y tha
aS 3ess Nos ssS sSi q 81 nay Brosaw Ss .s she Soa
Court st. RrSSsn r1 or a. e The compsny
anu ''1' 5So % isa n ASboff Is osna r...r Ass s.vy.
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
AZ aas S leave Tor Ense wood Clestsr Piermont and NJ
and nav rSs Sqi iisc 49, = ssS S IA.
Nanue, spring Valley ami Monsey. TOO, ESQ a M x,sa
'so N ABBOTT. General Pssss As... N.w.ys.A
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
STEAMBOATS, amo RAILROADS..

A MARY POWELL for West Point, Corn
"A. wall Newburs. Ponxhkespse honiout aud Kingston
oo sa Of MS NsT snS 9as Hs!o ~ B1rs
m SUNDAYS exeertea Connection az PoughksePsie with
by txpress received at vessry.st only.
A ALBANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LINE. DREW
~ and ST JOHN leave Pier No. Al North River ,oot OF
nnday morning sscepts With ian. %ess sns
Excursion Albany and rep ~ sGeS 81 aTf F.
Pi sS5, and 24thst M. (erookiYn by Annex
s6s %s5i
S%;s. Es,, hiSsT
TOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
rdaLD nS;n %nrE s, MoTSraNs ss MoNTfEAl @ and
s "a tx at S aGTay Ss% eve
York. and4 oOirt-st- brooklyn. '''"
TOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
2s5 nj sss,, SAar sfSS e. Ef n EAhE s5 g SESr
L - FoK BOSTON AMP THE EAST
daily lsandays ncaded from Per 2s r. foot Of Murray
e. al6sop m Leave Brooklyn via "Anhek' at .. NJ
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE
steamers OLD COLONY and SEwpoRr leave Pier 2s
IT, SS' @ 81 aay spnan @ien sus soa nj
ooy on steamer on on day OF date ana connecting train which
at 1880. Tickets and seOOms obtained ONLY at uthce on
Pier 2s. y. r.. and on steamers
GEO. L. coNNoR- Geni PassAGs ~ N'i Agents
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
- PAssENGtk NOE TKAiSs on ana after June 1870. will
2: ~ and $50 p m or hasto. Bethlehem AIlentown
Ithaca Geneya Lyons Buffalo West Pullman sleep
ing coaches attached 10 $3.50 D. m. train.
POINTS IN Mahanoy and Hazeton caal regions.
E.B BYINGrON, General Passenger Agent
nd ,orfla
Z. II. CUMMIi,Gs, Agent
NORWICH LINE
~ To Boston; Woreester Portland and tho White Noun
River at . .. M daily. except sand.ys
PROVIDENCE LINE TO BOSTON.
L VIA PROVIDENCE DIRScr
'o FEsfss1ss iecoso6Atfossi aitsi oSi Or RAIL-
MASSAGE IyIs'S SSp Sd''f RHonEs' Rts1%Is' ISLAND
Daily sunday excepted from Pier 29 North lyer foot
No Intermediates landings between New York and Prov.
oencc Passengers arrive In Boston at O. M
as ana ,c1s,s sseure az Nos s so y,
SsS .oS aId al 'SS btooayn Tickets e
snd FsSt at sns "a
l. W. FnkNs. D. BABcocK.
q. Agent Presaent
STONINGTON LINE.-For Boston and ali
s,eap%ss p0nss a%i Eassi Sgroy saxs. n, rr..a,v.
saraays ni he steamer sr%Ta oF and
days WedG.slays and Fridays Pier 80 North River
sod via TINS ne ior o. GOOD Only Tor the csy and ra o
which they are issued ss specified their lace Freight
L. w. FILKINs. O. p. Agcn. '
q A TO SARATOGA and RETURN; So 10
to roY hsgs sS% srgs ara 5sa5a sssts good r the
sARATooA and CRY OF TROY leave DAILY ceHeeps
saturday. .. from f1er No 10 tnewNo 4n NorsS
trains for sARiTOax and ALL kEsoRTs NSMr St9 posnns s
looms seftIed a. No. 9st broadway New York and No
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL SFEA MEAS
For QUEENSTOWN AND LiFERfOoL- ,....
NO1iCEIhe this Line LAKE Lis Lana ~ ~
AauIy W 8 NJ On ooth snS
and honeward voyages 49,. -, -
Par, Tuesday Sept - D. n
GERMA IC cat kennely Sa.Hrday. oct. p. H.
kE ~ BlIC Cap. Thursday, OcS a. N.
CELTIC TInt +: iea IniI lHu eday, oct. Is. .. III.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT OF '" ISL
l0THST, .... . -
Inese steamers uniform and unsurpassed -
pOintments SaloOu. SiaierOons. puOklng ani oHi
MA aCed notOl
M anordng degree Of comfort hitherto unAtAlio
kATEs.-saloou, $50 and slOa Steerage s2a Return
tickets favorable terms.
Theso steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs -.
tOriuspecuon plans and other INFORMATION apply ~ t19
Companys Otcss, No. 81 Br0aiway Newf0rk o. No liJ
Walnut = L. PhilaIelphiA }. CGRPiS. Agent
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
Mlning.
ALTA MONTANA COMPANY.

A LTA MONTANA COMPANY.
CAPITAL s5oOa000. shares si0 sis1. Unassesaoie
otFICERs.-Presidsnt W. W. wicks, vce-Prerdenl
Michael snow; secretary IL y. Brooxe
DIRECTORS-W.W. WlckcA A. y Bsrnca Aansol itasS.
j. NJ. si,eldun Michael SNOW NsSYoFx ) T. h"''' '''e
ea""'''' oFfIcE 10 AND Is WALL STREET
DARCELONA MINING COMPANY,
ID NYE COUNTY. NEVADA
Offcc ! ID Broacvs ~. New Yofk 80.
Incorporate cd un ter ~ the Of New YORK
Capital 100000 shares OF the vans OF $40
President DAVID {. Ferrs; VI spresident Al sever m
ance; Managing Director w =. Leon; st.rcasN =" =.
Barnes; trustees Dayd c. Ferns A. seversnee ena,ar
Nevada IL sNinings 1870 Pearst New fnrk Sanansi =.
Burre 40 Broadst New York; VIM L. Fiag;er
Albany N. y superintendent OF mines w r. bnorM
Compfnys Bankers American Exrhange National BANK;
Kegfst Transfers. Mon Trust Company. Newfofk
Conipany's Counsel Bolmes and Adams
BONANZA CHIEF GOLD MINING co.
Capital 81 1oooooo shlres. 81 each unasse:.a bic
Prcsidcnt w. W. WICKE5 vice-presldcut MICHAEL
sNO SECRETARY. r. +. BROOKE -,,so,, =, r, mar,
TnAk WV wfcREs Ef6nXsL
SNOW or New.York; COIG SAUNDERS. Montana
For particulars i1qSi6e is :! tS' W.G Gtcs STREET
John r. bartlett President Henry Ford, Treasurer.
John X Lowther Secretary.
OFFICE THE
DLATA VERDE SILVER MINING COM
i PANY No. 25 Eass1u-st
THE Fl RsT ANIMAL MEETING OF THE sIoCk ,
i2th day at IL O'Clock noon at the once OF
the Company OF York for the election ot x
Trustees for the ensuing year In pursuance oi c
of the Company Polls Will be open from IL M TO p m
JOHN r. LOWTHER
New.york. Sept a. 1880. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
90 Uhom it Map Concern

TEXAS LANDOWNERS can find II. M.
l. TRuEHEAhr st once Mercantile Trust Co lcO Hrosa
wAg on lsth 2Oth and 2lst 10 " ~ N each day.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
ITO PHILADELPHIA.
1 VIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,

THE oLDEsTABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY
IL CONNECTION.
Liberty for Freehold AT 7i5 n.

IN Leave New. York foot Liberty-sI n. e.
6:45 m-An rail- via Brsnchport for Seabr2hf SANDY
Hook intermediate stations.
7:fS m.-Au raj! Rcd Bank for Manchester, Ioms
River Barnegat intermediate stations. .
m.Via SANDY Hook Long Branch aDd intcrned-
stations.
rail- Branchport for sea1rfght oandy
Hook and a mediate stations.
mAiI rail, Brancbport for stations Tor hieh.
lands Manchester Toms River Barpeea ILANTiO
CITY ali stations TO Bay side
$3.50 d n.-Au rail, via BraBchpOrt for sedbnght, Sahoy
Hook ind intermediate stations.
84b D. m.Vfa SANDY Hook for Long Branch, Eaton,own
and intefn dale stations -.
o. mAr raj via Red Bank for al stations 70 BarnegsI
via RranchnOrt Seabrgh, Sancy HOOK ara nitermen
ate saiiOns -..-,. al.
Hook aid intermediate staiicIA o.....
SUNDAY-Via SANDY HCCk -: o a. m, lot Long Dianoh'
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

ls TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY z
STATIONS IN PHILA DEIPHIA IN NEW-YORK
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MkNT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
ARSOIUTE SAFETY
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26
Dpi0en0 Ncttrcs.

IxprASA BLooMseroS AND wEsTEss ,, EALwHs n sso o.
(NOIJPONS of the First and Second Mortgagee
~ Bonds OF this s,y due October lsso WI" "c p
the Cosbn Banking ConnaIiy ITO Bgs Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

TOR ROND0UT and KINGSTON.-Landlns
Il atcozsens West PonD. Cornwall Newburg Marlboro
Milton, keepse, Es0pus connecting with Ulster
DeIaware and Wal Valley Railroads STEAMBOATS, ia r.
", BALDWIN and THOMAS CORNELL leave DAILY at
D. IN. Pier 3I North River. foot OF Uarnson-st
Except Saturdays when Thomas Cornell leaves at 1880
connecting with evening tTan for tnrOus
the CATskILL MOUNTAINS
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy; soath Ainboy Mat
d ranch port Long branch Elberon, Deal B.aea, Ocean
Grave Isbuiy Park Ocean Beach. spring Like sea Grt
POINT Peasant Toms River Bsrnegat Atlantic c1ty etc
foot Of Liberty 5:k5. 74j D. IlH6
n m: f:3O. $50 l. 615 m.
(,ifv ID AL.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

= Z 1IE JNION TV It!tTI =
L PANY.-A DIVIDEND of ONE AND ONEHALF
PER CENT the capital stock Of the Union Pacific Rs
way Company Will be paid and alter October 1850 10
stockholders OF record september 20 Io>u lew o1s
stockholders viii paid the Union Trust O. mphlV -
broadway New.Y ork stocshoders at the com
panys Office Ne. 44 Equitable Building. Boston, STOCK
books be Septrn reODened october
HENRY MCFARLAND Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1880-09-26

TMPERIAL GERMAN MAIn. -. -,
i Hamburg American Packet ccM1kkasinEyS c,MkksiES LIMO 4"
rniSI ...... sent 80 OkLLEhl.-
hoi =, aasagc 70 Plvmouth London. Cherbourg Dam.
brs and al points in the south OF Eng aod FITS 1o' a;
SIn, second (abu, $50; Steerage, $50 houho trp AZ
ssrced rates siesrago from Hamburg or Hayre' 20
NJ Nba .,ents General Passenger Agents,
- H,ne.o, ass ~ - v No I'll broadway, n. Y
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-12
DIED.

VIOLIN River Pals, Feb. II, 1880, Katy,
wife OF Martin Wolf, aged 43 years.
KRYSER.-In Rock Elm Center, Feb. sth
1880. BIoE KEYssR, aged Is yrs. and mo.
REYNOLDS. I'm River Falls, Feb. 9th and
7th, OF pneumonia, two chilaren--s son,
aged Ak months, and daughter, aged
years--of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Reynolds.
They were buried on Sunday, the
Sth inst Rev. Collins officiating.
This is indeed terrible blow to the
parents, as it took all the children of
Mr.. Reynolds last marriage relation.
1t was a sad sight to see the two beau
tiful babes, reclining side by side in
one coffin, and one looking upon them
could not help thinking of them as
was said of Saul and Johnathan They
were lovely and pleasant in their lives.
and in their deaths they were not di-
vided." Mr.. Reynolds and wife,and the
noble boy who watched the children
through their sickness with the devo-
ton of one much older, have the sym.
patifyvs ail.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-12
A Remarkable Cure.

Prof. John HusSey, OF Perdue Uni
versity, Lafayette, Indiana, WAS strick-
en- down with paralysis about tx
months ago, the entire right half of
his person, from the hour of his at
tack being so paralyzed as to be utter.
ly helpless, and his mind was so af-
fected that he could not count ten. or
even remember the name of the coun-
ty he lived In or the Christian name
of his father.
After employing what was supposed
the best medical talent of that local
ity, without beneficial results, he, in
this utterly helpless condition, was
brought to this city, about two weeks
ago, for treatment by DR.. l.. d. Bart.
lett, Magnetic Healer.
Strange as it may seem, Prof. Hus-
sey has SO far recovered as TO now
walk daily from four to eight blocks,
and go up and down stairs without as
Sistance; whilst his memory and other
mental faculties are improving with
equal or greater rapidity. In addi-
ton to the medical treatment at Lafay.
cite, he was bathed, rubbed and had
battery electricity daily for weeks
without help.
This is not the first supposed hope
less paralyZed cripple. by many. whom
Dr.. Bartlett has put upon his feet. one
after another being sent away rejoic-
ing. Let the afflicted try DIR. Bart.
lett.-Keokuk (iotoGl Constitution.
Jam 30 1880
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-12
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE AID
MALE

Names of Mortgagors, J; c. Tovey and Mag
gle A. Tovey, his wife. Names OF Mortgages
A. p Merrill and II. NJ. White Date OF
Mortage, September nth, 1878. Murtg gage
recorded September 2Sth, 1878, at II o'clock
A. M, in the office OF the Register Of Deeds in
and for the county OF Pierce and State OF
Wise Jnsin, in book l. OF Mortgages, on page
PSI.
Description of Mortgaged premises: All
that tract or percel OF land lying and being
i'll the county OF Pierce and State oil Wiscon-
sin described as follows, to wit Coiumene-
ing tg-seven (57) rods east of the section
corner OF sections No twenty-one III twen-
ty two (22j, twenty seven tn, twenty eight
(28l, town twenty five (25J, range tfteea (l6l,
west, thence south twenty (2O) degrees, thence
east ten (l0l rods, thence north seventy t7U)
degrees, thence east twenty t20l rods, thence
moi tn To the section line, thence west ON
said section line tweuty-three 1921 rods to
the place OF beginning, containing three (3l
roods and twenty (2O) perches.
Amount claimed To be due upon the debt
secured by said Mortgage at the date ct thus
notice is the sum OF One Hundred and Twen-
ty-Nine and NinetyThree one-hundredth
DollarstSl29 93), and no proceedings ut law
or otherwise have been instituted for the re-
covery OF said mortgaged debt or any part
thereof, and default having been made III the
payment OF the said sum Of money claimed TO
be dueSas aforesaid,
Notice is hereby given that the said mort
gage will be ioreClosed together with all pqul-
ty Of redemption of said inortgagors as eX-
pressly waved and released by them in said
mortgage, except the one years redemption
as allowed 10y statute. and that the said mort
gagged premises will, by virtue OF power OF
sale in said mortgage contained and there
with recorded, and pursuant to the Provi-
sl0hs OF the statute la such case made aud
provided, he sold at public vendue by the
Sheriff OF said Pierce county, or his deputy
at the front door OF the post office in the vii
iage OF Maiden Rock, county OF Pierce and
state of Wisconsin, ON the 2lst day OF Feb
ruary, a. u. 1880, at one O'Clock p. N, to
satisfy aud pay the amount then due Oh the
SAID mortgage debt, and costs aud disburs-
ments OF saId sale together with the sum OF
twenty-five dollars stipulated in said mort
gage to be paid out OF the proceeds Of such
sale TO the mortgage in case OF the ioreclos-
ure OF said mortgage as and for attorneys
tees. A. r. MERRILL and II. Al. WHITE,
AMBROSE Cook, Mortgages. |
Attorney for Mortgages.
IA
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-12
MIR RED,

FIRNBR-KRMPF- I'm Prescott, Feb 3, 1880,
by Rev. E. A. Hapses, Nh. JOSEPH FIRNRR
and MISS MARY KEMP, both OF Prescott.
DAY-REED. AT the residence OF the brides
father, Mr.. q. NJ. Lowell, in River Falls,
Feb. IL, 1880, by Rev. N. T. Blakeslee,
Mr.. HENRY H. DAY, OF Bsmsrk, d. T., and
MRS. EMMA NJ. REED, OF River Falls.
PARNSW0RTH- TUBBS.-At the residence
of the brides parents, Feb. s, 1880, by Rev.
A s. Collins, Mr. o. e. FARsswoRrH and
AIss BxnA c. TUBBs, all of River Fails.
A large company assembled to wit
ness the ceremony; sumptuous re-
past was furnished; presents were
given, and the happy couple started
out on life's journey under very IA
vorable circumstances.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-12
Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure aud Sale

Names of Mcrtgagors, Peter Hanson and
Mary Ann Hanson. Name of MoftgSgee,
Horace (. Stevens. Date of Mortgage, June
18th, 1873 Mortgage Recorded, June 9th,
1878, at O'Clock A. NJ i'll the Office Of the
Register OF Deeds in and tor the county OF
Pierce ard State o. Wisconsin, in book an
OF mortgages, on pages 449, 45G and Ash.
Description OF mortgaged premises-Ali that
tract or parcel OF land lying ant being il
the county OF Pierce and State of Wisconsin
described as follows, TO wit: The north halt
of the south east quarter OF section No thlr-
ty-fve 1851 in township No. twenty six t26)
North, Of range No. fifteen (I5) west. And
whereas the said mortgage contained q con-
dition that in case the SAID mort gagurs
should make default in the payment OF in
terest or principal or any part thereof. then
the whole sum should Became due and pay
able And whereas, default has been made
il the payment OF sos ~ interest, which be-
came due and payable Jan. list, 1880, with
the further sum 81 So50.0U With interest
thereon At ten per cent. from Jan. list, 1880,
to become due. Now, therefore, the said
MORTGAGE doth declare the whole cum due,
therefore the amount laimed TO be- due upon
the debt secured by said mortgage at the
date OF this notice is the sum of seven hun
dred and twenty and ninety five one-hun-
dredth (S72O 95l dollars. And no proceed
ings at law or otherwise have been instituted
for the recovery OF said mOrtgaged debt or
any part thereof and default having been
made III the payment OF the sail sum Of
money claimed to be due as aforesaid
Notice IS hereby given that the said mort
gage will be toreclosed together with all equi-
ty OF redemption OF said mortgagors as ex
pressy waived and released 10y them in said
mortgage, except the one years redemption
as allowed hy statute, and that the said
m0rtgaged premises will, by virtue ct pow
er of sale IN said mortgage contained and
Herewith recorded aud pursuant to the pro-
visions of the statute in such case made and
provided, be sold at public vendue by the
Sheriff OF said Pierce county or his deputy at
the office OF 5. A. Green in the town Of Maid
Ell Rock, Pierce county, Wisconsin, on the
Goth day OF March, A. d. 1880 at one o'clock
P. Nj to satisfy and pay the amount then due
ON the said mortgage debt and costs and dis
bursements OF said sale, together with the
sum OF fifty dollars stipulated in said mort
gage to be paid out Of the procesd If such
sale to the MORTGAGE in case OF the 'oreolos
ure OF said mortgage as and for attorneys
tees. HORACE K. STEVENS, MORTGAGE
DoUGHrY 4 CARD, Atty's tor Mortgpgee.
Dated Feb I'D A. d 1850 Ait