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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24

Maine Ii september would put an end to
the presideutIal contest. Il would render
General HAxcocK's election so nearly GER
tain that the Mahoncitcs would be unable
10 keen their forces from raIIying under the
Democratic banner. We repeat. however,
that Maine is so decidedly Republican IN Its
svmpathles- such far.off region, anyhow
and inhabited by such haters OF the South
that we expect nothing good OF her.
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Another Convert 90 Hancock.

Especial dispatch to the Washington Postl
WARM SPRINGS, VA, August 2l.-Mr.
Barbour. late Assistant POstmaster-Gene-
raj, has recently written letter to per-
snnal friend. in which he declares explicitly
for Hancock and inimates no desire to keep
his political position secret. He is man
OF much wealth and influence in Michigan,
a brilliant orator and writer, and will be Il
power OF strength in the cause OF honest
government. He enteItains no manner Of
doubt OF Hancock's election.
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THIRD DAY-FRTDAY.

The steamer will make thu run from
RICHMOND TO NORFOLK AND BACK THE
SAME DAY
AFEAT NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPTED
by any other steamer. This will be the
ONLY TRIP OF THIS KIND,
and will be RARE CHANCE FOR LADIES AND
CHILDREN.
FARE FOR THIS ROUND TRIP ONLY 81.
The steamer Is expected 10 return to Richmond
about dark.
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DEATHS.

Died, In the fifteenth year of his age at the NJ ale
Orphan Asylum, on the 23d OF August, JOHN w
DAHL.
his funeral will take place from the Asy unl
THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock.
Died, In Kansas City, Mo-, on August 18Th, OF
braIn-feyer, WARREN. youngest child Of A. Wei
born aud Marie &. Noise; aged two years and three
months.
Lynchburg Val papers please copy.
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State elections will take place 10 Arkan.
sas on the eth OF September; 10 Vermont
on the 7lh; aud In Maine on the 18th. The
first will go Democratic and the second Re
publican. How the third will 60 remains
70 be seen. We suppose, however, for The
Republicans. 4 Democratic victory In
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SECOND DAY-rHURsDAY .

SECOND Dhf-THURSDA1'
The steamer will leave Norfolk st 4. NJ, and
ARRIVE IN RICHMOND QUICKER THAN HAS EVER
BEEN DONE By ANY STEAMER.
FARE TO RICHMOND, 81 ROUND TRIP, sl.60.
she will be open for inspection by the people Of
Richmond The LADIES aud BUSINESS MIN BEING
PARTICULARLY INvITBDv from p. NJ. until
4, NJ,
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MEETINGS..
HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoNMANDERY, !
No. z. kNIGHIS TEMPLAR.

HEADoUARTERs RICHMOND CoMMANDERY,(
No. z, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
ORDER No. 34.-SIR KNIGHTs,- ~
~ Attend stated assembly Of the CONF ~
mandery at the asylum, II. Adams Hail. ~
Third aud Main streets, THIS CrueSdayl 4 y
EVENING at o'clock In ciuZcns' dre,s/
Members OF the Commlndery Of It. Andrew, No.
-, and visiting sir Knights cordially Invited.
BY order Of Eminent Commander.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Capiain-General.
Attest: G. f. DASFoRrli, Recorder.
au PAIL
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.-Regular meet
IN ing of CAPITOL LODGE, No 2O96. at VIII
kinsOn's Hail. ninth and Bank streets, THIS Tues
dayl EVENING al O'Clock.
BY order of the Dictator.
au 24-lt* ;. Meg. FISHER, Reporter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24

b. +. Owens is a famous Washington let
ter-carrier, who walks twice a day route
Of twenty miles, carrying heavy mailbag.
Bishop Thomas U. Dudley preached ct
his old church 10 Baltimore sunday. :.
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POLITICAL.

THERE WILL BE A MASS-MEETING
L OF THE CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC
PARTY at Amelia Courthouse on WEDNESDAY
he 25th instant, and ADDRESSES by Colonel samuel
f. Colemlu, Colonel W. r.. Green. and MAJOR J.. ID.
Storkr WILLIAM +. JACKSON,
au24-2t County Chairman.
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AMISEMENTS.

CONCERT BY THE BLIND JUBILEE
~ INGtRS. The WILLIAMSON-FRATF
FAMILY, consisting Of WILLIAM, EDDIE, AL
LIE. aud LIMA WILLIAMSON. blind persons, and
BENJAMIN FRAZIER, a dcaf.mule. VIII give one
of their enlertai nments In Richmond MKT WEEK
at a place To be hereafter designated. The four
blind persons were born in Wilson. and the mute in
Craven county, y. G., aud educated az The North
CarOlini Institution for the Deaf and Dumb aud
Bind. They viii sing and act variety OF piece.
Let all 20 and hear these inimltable singers, The
greatest Of the age, and the best deaf-mute actors
In the South.
Admission, 20 cents children, 10 cents.
Doors open at 1870 +. VI. Performance begins at g..
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second Cen.us District.
tfor me Dispatch.

The following are correct returns OF the
census OF the Second district, OF which
Robert Boiling, Esq, OF Petersburg, is the
sunerYis0r
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OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS.

Their power Of Initiating musical instruments de-
lies thorough description dentOH Clarion.
The concerts IN Clark'5 Hall by the williamson
Jubilee Singers were rare musical entertainments,
and were highly enjoyed by our citizens. aud we do
not eXaggerite when We say that they possess mu-
steal powers OF the highest order. They are mar
vellOus We have heard singers Of noted reputa-
ton, but never one that edualed these.-North
CrrOtinfdn. au 24-ltt
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MARRIAGES..

Married on the 23d OF August, $50, by the Rev.
Henri, Mcdonald, CHARLES II. SWEENEY 10 H..
POSiE CHAMBERS. No cards.
Washington, Baltimore, and New York papers
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EXGURStONS, PfC-kItS, 6c.
A NTICIPATED AR RIV A LSfJIla
OF THE NEW, SPLENDID, AND FAST
STEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND.
NOVEL EXCURSION TRIPS AND UNPRECE-
DENIED SPEED.
TO NORFOLK AND BACK TO RICHMOND
THE SAME DAY.
SCHEDULE OF PROPOSED
GRAND EXCURSIONS OF THE STEAMER
CITY OF RICHMOND.
OLE PROPOSED
FIRST DAY-WEDNESDAY,

The steamer CITY OF RICHMOND IL expected
10 arrive at Norfolk from Philadelphia on the 25th
day OF August aud to ain there for inspection that
day by the Norfolk people.
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DOwN THEY GO!

100 TIN TOILET SETS Just received. 70 he sold
at from 10 10 rs per cent. less than regular
price
Great bargains In slfvER.PLATED &c T.
PITCHERS.
PRESERVING KETTLES
very cheap.
The largest stock OF CHINA DINNER, TEA aud
TOILET WARE and ilOUsE'fURNishlNu
GOODS GENERALLY, 10 oe foand south oi
New York. al BOTTOM PRICES. II You "i'l
bargains give me a call ,,,,-,..,
jyl2 y. Il. TAYLOR, ioli MNh sueVe.
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GRAND PICNIC
sCHUETZEN PARK. AUGUST earn,
BY THE LADIES OF THE soDALITY OF ST.
PATRICK's PARISH,
For THE BENEFIT OF
GRAND PICNIC
ST. pATRIcK's FEMALE SCHOOL.

The public IL respectfully invited 10 generously
cooperate with the ladies Of the sodaity In their
desire to make this picnic success Every endea-
vor will he msde Ia AFFORD their patrons day Of
unailoyed pleasure aud Amusement
Good music VIII he Ia attendance. and refresh
ME nts will be- served at moderate prices.
Omnibuses Will connect with the cars al the end
o. the line and take persons 20 the Brewery.
OMISSION: Gcutirmen. so cents; ladies, 25
centA ca.lrtn accompanied by their parents, free.
BY oRDBH OF THE COMMITTEE.
an Ib.x2k24 I'D ~ ~.
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SEVENTH DAY-TUESDAY.
The steamer will take the Arers place on regular
schedule for regular landings, City Point, Norfolk
Portsmouth, and Baiti more. l.. u. TATUM,
an 24.7t Superintendent.
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FOURTH DAY-sATURDAY.

The steamer will leave Richmond at 6 \. VI. and
REACH NORFOLK BARLGEr THAN HAS EVER
BEEN DONE BEFORE, probably about noon.
FARE FOR THIS TRIP, 81; ROUND TRIP, $3.50.
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,

STAISTON. NA.
NRsGFNERALJ J. T. Is. STU ART, PRINCIPAL.
,drd Iy mn corps OF efficient teachers. Tho See
sion begin, SEPTEMBER 18TH. aud continue,
nine II ouihs. The expense of board, e. VIII
liberal course Including Music and Language, need
not exceed 1890. For particular appll 10 &c
~ BPM lfiNtlFAl'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24

DANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE, ASH
IL LAND, VA.-The fOrty-sNih session opeDy
SEPTEMBER 18TH. The degrees Of Is. =, -. r
a. b., and 4. VI. are conferred by The College. The
actually necessary session expenses $3.50 or less.
BUSINESS AND COMMERCIAL COURSE VIII
be Introduced next session Without extra charge.
Send for catalogue to ..-
nm 10 eodi SEA StdtSr20 President
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SIXTH DAY-M0NDAY.
The steamer Will leave Norfolk at 9 A. NJ. aud
make the run To Richmond and back to Norfolk the
same day.
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FITS FOR COLLEGE OR BUSINESS.

The next session opens SEPTEMBER %. le-I
Catalogue sent on applicaiiuu 10 the Principal,
l.. VI. BLAChFORD, NJ \.
iv 042saw0m Alexandra. ".
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MISS AUGUSTA DANIEL WILL RE-
vi sUMF THF DCrIES OF HER SCHOOL oL
tie FIRST MONDAY N OCTOBER NtNl
Comue.cut assistance IN every department
au 7-tpcg
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FIFTH DAY-SUNDAY.
The steamer vii. lay over at Norfolk.
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HAMPDEN-SlDNEY COLLEGE.
IL PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY, w

The one bundled aud 6fh session opens on ~
SEPTEMBER. For catalogue and for full ihiuiila-
ton as to new studies aud new 'egrtes, apply To
REV. j. VI. l.. ATKINSON, d. D.,
tvO.F(Tn.Om President,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-08-24
MISS BOCKIUS'S SCHOOL
wi FOR
YOUNG LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS.

The next session OF This school will beln, -. ".
on MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1850.
LATIN. FRENCH, and MUSIC Taught bY compe
tent Instructors. au Z3-1u.1hSSaim'
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Mass. INSTITUTE TECHNOLOGY.

Regular four wear courses In Civil. Mechanical
and Mining Engineering, Architecture, Chemistry
MetsIlurgy, Physics. Natural History. he. SUI
dents also admitted 10 partial Or special cour.e
School of Mechanic Arts for instruction In Mlihe-
MATES Drawing, aud ShOD-wOrk. Next schOol-year
begins SEPTEMBER "a, 1880 Entrance examina-
lions September 22d and 23d. Al o An
ROBERT ~. RICHARD secretary
WILLIAM u. ROGERS, President.
an % 1aN1W
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DICHMOND COLLEGE,
* III

GARNETT'S UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
~ ELLIOTT CITY, MD.-Priucipa, JASitS
NJ GARNFTT NJ A.. IL. d.. late Principal %
81. Johns COllegC-opeus SEPTEMBER loIH
Circular has references aud testimonials.
an -eOdlm
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GIL LES.

MEETING OF THE READJUSTERS-sPEECH OF
COLONEL TAYLOR, THE READJUsTER ELEC-
TOR FOR TIE NINTH DISTRICT-DEM0CRATIC
MEETING-J. d. JOHNSON AND JUDGE MA
HOODS SPEECHES, &C, &C.
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MRS. SYLYAYUS REEDS BOARDING

FOK lUI VI INUII~,
Nos 6 aud 3 east Fiity-third street New 9re. rec
opens SEPTEMBER 20. The course ~ stutf o.
the COLLEGIATE departments meets an demand, it
The higher education Ut women. IS lj.2iaw3in
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1IAnEM0IsELLE TARnINEL. 25we.t

WI 46ih st.. New York. rcoper- >tui.27th. B.afd-
Ing and pay school for Young Ltdie. ami thlldrtn.
Thorough teachin.; daily lectures; Language spo-
ken within months Drawing aud musical adYan-
hges unsurpassed. Public tNmniilon Tor s,adh-
stes an IO-4'aw51t
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IL AND LEE UNIVERSITY "A thorough and
complete One-year's course. Instruction by Text
books aud printed notes, with lecture, upon slWtA
subjects by eminent BWHeIs aud judges Tuition
and fees reduced 10 a total Of go. Expense for
nine months. including tuition and fee. exclusive
session begins SEPTEMBER Is. 1850. For ctta-
Iogne, address j. l.. CAMPBELL, Jr.. Lexington,
Va. an 9'toplh
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EDUCATIONAL.
CCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES

Encouraged by the success Of last session Pho.
YEssoR BAS-ELEFF will resume the duiIes OF b1s
school on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER 1880 ~
his method very Young children, a. well A, ol6er
pupils, are enabled through daily drIl aud use OF
fectly.
Best references given from schools and patrons
OF this city.
Special classes for Young men Private lessons If
desired. Hours arranged To snit pupils attending
schools Of English.
For circulars and further particulars apply AZ 3Ot
east Grsce street. an2t.lu
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DATAPSCO INSTITUTE-MIss 81.
i RAN \. RANDOLPH. OF Edge HIN, Virginia
PRINCIPAL. This well-kn0wn SCHOOL for lOt NJ
LADIES aud CHILDREN wiIlopeD sEPTtM SER
18TH n offers unusual facilities for finished eiu-
cation. For circulars address the Princlp'l. Pa
tapsco Iustltu'c, Fllicott fity. Md ~ I3-Zbt
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1880-02-19
MORTGAGE SALE.

Whereas default has been made in the CON-
ditiOns Of certain mortgage made and ex-
ecuted by Michael COsgrOve and Margaret A.
Cosgrove his wife mortgagors to g: H. Allen.
recorded in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
of Redwood County Minnesota December 18th
1877 at clock A. N. in book (0 ON pages 479.
$50. 4S1, 4se and 4s3 whereby the said Michael
mortgaged and granted unto the said G: H.
Allen .as, the following described land in Red
ten QOTownship one hundred and twelve n13)
Range thirty-seven (31 containing one humid
red and sixty n0O) acres.
Said mortgage was given to secure I'll the pay.
three @ years from date with interest thereon
Mt ten per cent. per annnm from date until
paid, interest payable semt0nnually and the
the interest due and default has been made
therein the whole debt has become due in ac-
cOrdance with the conditions Of the mortgage,
and there is now claimed to be due and is due
upon said mortgage and the debt thereby
secured the sum Of two hundred and twenty
three and 25-l0O dollars (e223aE and no pro-
ceeding ut law or otherwise having been had
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue Of and in pursuance Of the power Of
sale therein contained said mortgage will be
foreclosed by the sale Of said land BY the shcr-
est bidder therefor for cash at the front door
of the court house In the village Of Redwood
Falls in said Redwood county on Saturday the
the afternoon to satisfy the amount which
will then be due on said mortgage, including
the sum Of twenty-five dollar (&S5OO) attorney q
fees and all othcr costs and. charges Of fore
Dated, Benson, Minn., January 5th 1850.
g. H. Allen, Mortgage.
WA. Poland, Atty for mortgagee.
ma
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been madc in the paym ent
Of the sum Of $2N. 81 Of debt and $500 OF taxes
upon q certain Mortgage. duly executed and
~ ~ A19eer % q a%d
bearing DATE the 5th day Of April A. ID. 1873
and, with power of sale therein contained,
duly rec .rdef in the Office Of Register of Deeds
in and for the county Of Redwood and State Of
aA O'Clock, A. NJ, in Book 8 Of Mortgages, on
pages SIC, ST and SO and there is claimed to
be due at the date hereof or the debt secured
BY the said mOrtgage the sum of two hundred
taxes paid the sum of thirteen dollars and
ninet' five cents and no action or proceeding
having been instituted, at law or otherwise, to
recover the debt secured by said Mortgage, or
any part thereof:
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, That
by virtue of the power OF sale contained in
said Mortgage, and pursuant to the Statute In
such case made and provided, the said Mort
ises described In and covered by said Mort
fhe north west quarter Of Section ten O0) in
Township one hundred and twelve Ql0 north,
Of Range thtrty.seyen lSD west, in Redwood
ditaments and appurtenances; which sale will
Sc made by the. Sheriff Of said Redwood
County at the north door Of the Court House,
inthe Village Of Redwood Falls in said County
and State, on 2sth day lay of March A A D. lsse At
to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt
and 1. terest, and taxes, on said premises, and
twenty-five dollars attorneys fees as stipulat-
cd in and by said MOrtRage in case Of foreclo-
sure, and the disbursements allowed by law;
subject to redemption at any time within one
Dated, Feb 10th A. D. 1850.
Geo. w. yanDusen, Mortgage.
= ATTY is,ei for is Mortgage, Rochester, Minn.
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dltions are complied with, viz: fur
nishing proof that the State text
books are in use in his district. This
prohibition of the payment by the
county treasurer of any part of the
State school tax fund to district
without the production of the county
superintendent certificate is one of
the measures selected by the legisla-
ture to effect one of the objects of
the law, viz: to secure uniform
series of text books in the public
schools. Whether it is wise or not
is a question exclusively within the
the Judgment of the Legislature,
with which executive officers charged
with carrying out the law have no
concern. 1t should be literally con-
strued and faithfully executed until
the courts or the people determine
to the contrary. I am of the opinion
that the county auditor should, upon
making settlement with the county
treasurer, credit each school district
of his county with its share Of the
collections and school funds, but
where two years have elapsed since
he received the number Of text books
required for the district schools of
his county, the order on the county
treasurer for the school tax fund
belonging to any district should be
PAYABLE on condition that the school
district treasurer produces to the
county treasurer the certificate of the
county superintendent of public
schools showing that the text books
are in use in his district, and that
the county treasurer should not pay
the order unless the condition is
complied with. The term estate
school tax fund" is defined by
general laws of 1873, page 6s, Sec
ton 3, "to mean and apply to school
funds arising from taxation"
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The st. Paul Chamber of Com
merce has memorialized Congress
for a grant of three hundred sections
of land, which will be used as an en-
downment fund for establishing a
School of Forestry in that city. "The
tuition in the school will be free,
pupils will be admitted from any state,
but none shall be admitted as pupils
who do not possess a trustworthy
character" The memorial is ac-
companied by an able report on the
subject of forest culture, by Gen.
Andrews. AS Europe has thirty
seven schools of forestry and Amcri-
ca none, it is about time for this
country to commence scientific inves-
tigation in this direction, especially
when the cultivation of timber is a
question in which the people of the
Northwest are so deeply interested.
A bill containing al that is necessary
to make the proposed measure sue
cess, will be brought before Con-
gress and will no doubt receive the
favorable consideration it deserves
from that body.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Name Of Mortgagor Michael Cosgrove and Mar
get Ann COsgrOve his wife. Name Of MOrtga-
gee John ODOnald. Date Of mortgage
January Bird 1877 When and where mortgage IL
recOrded-In the ONCE of the Register Of
Deeds, in Redwood county, Minnesota, in Book
2 Of mortgage deeds, on page 816 on the 18th
day OF January A. D., 1877, at . O'Clock in the
forenoon Of that day. Description Of NOR.
tagged premises The North East quarter of
the south east quarter and lots three 3D and
four ~ Of section Twelve C12) in township No.
One Hundred and twelve 112) North of Range
Thirty-seven (3D west and containing One
Hundred and four 0oD acres more or less g.
cording to .. 8. government survey thereof.
Whereas there is claimed to be due and
there Il due at the date Of this notice, on said
debt. by said mortgage secured, the sum of
Two Hundred and Nine (2O9) dollars and NO
proceedings at law or otherwise have been in
stituted to recover the amount due on the
debt secured by said mortgage, or any part
thereof. Now therefore, notice IL hereby given
that by virtue of Q power Of sale In said mort.
gage contained and Herewith recorded, and
pursuant to Statute, the said mortgage win be
fOreclOsed by . sale of the above described
mOrtgaged premises, ,bv the sheriff Of said
Redwood county, 1t public vendQe TO the
highest bidder for cash at the front door Of
county, on Saturday tho 2Sth day of February
A. D., 1850, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day, to satisfy the amount then due on said
mortgage together with Twenty-Five CsS) dol
lars attorneys fees rs stipulated I'M said mort
gage, and expenses allowed by law.
JOHN ODONALD,
Atty; for Mortgagee.,
Dated January 9Th $780,, no-17 Nv.
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800 Reward-No Questions Asked.
From the DelanO Eagle.

John F. Spencer of Albion, this
county, whose little girl was lost last
summer, as mentioned in these col.
umns at the time, is now satisfied
that the child was stolen, and he Of
fers 500 reward for her return, or
for information that will lead to her
return, and no questions will be
asked of the party or parties return.
ing the child or giving information
that will lead to her return. The
little girl was two years and eight
months old, Of fair complexion, light
hair and answers or answered to the
rame of Henrietta.
As the Spencer family is poor, so
to speak, and will have to mortgage
their home to raise the above amount,
exchanges will confer great favor
by copying the above, and thus be
the means, perhaps, of returning to
the deeply bereaved family the lost
child, whose uncertain fate must be
a greater grief to he parents than
the assurance even of her death.