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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-13
MAssnchNsctts.

BLAINE PLURALITY ONER N,0N
Returns from all but three cities and towns
give the following result: Blaine. i4a,G0p:
Cleveland, lis,sas: Butler, 2j.M5: ~.
John. lc.l14. Blaines plurality IL a4,aT6.
The vote tor Governor was as follows. Robin
son. 15i. .asI: Endicott, lo7.6is: McCafferty. peo-
Pies. 23.s0s: Seelye. Prohibition, a,2lT. Robin
sons plurality is AG.c33. There Is evidence OF
count may give the election To Lodge over Low
ering. Lodge, Republican candidate for Con-
grsss in the Sixth District. has petitioned for
recount OF votes. Tho plurality Of Lowering
tDeml II l73. The Legislature IL Eepnb lean
by 20 on Joint ballot
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lOwn, "
ATHaNaIY IEnIsIIl.A

STRONGLY EEprLICAN.
The Republicans carry Iowa by plurality of
3U,01 to II, ,0oo on tho national ticket - ueu 70
3o.o0 on the State ticket, and elect Congress-
men in ten OF the eleven distiicts-Noo In
the irst, Henderson In the Third. Fuller In the
Fourth, Smith in the Filth, Campbell in the
Sixth. Conger and smith TO I'LL yaepney In the
seventh, Hepburn in the Eighth, Lyman in the
Ninth, Holmes In the Tenth, and struhle In tho
Eleventh. The fusionists elect Murphy In the
Second This Il Republican gain or three
Weaver, fusionist, ia the sixth. II defeated
nv lid
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Connecticut.

I,al3 FOR CLENII AND.
A Hartford dispatch SAWS the returns for Con.
necti,ut are now all in, with the exception of
the lack country towns. Cleveland has IL. 81.
Blaine Gs. .73s, 81 John :.a0a, xnGl Butler i.eS7.
Cleyelands plurality Il Liza. The vote for GOV.
cInor and other State officers il practically the
same. which throws tho choice into the Lcxisla-
tnre. both branches oi which will 10 Republican
by good mAjOrities
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IAAkNELY DEMNIEATIV.
Clevc.and's majority In Missouri l. estimated
Mt from 10000 to so.uo0. The candidates for
state Offices on the Democratic ticket arc
all elected as follows: Governor. John 4.
Marmaduke; Iieatenent Governor, 4. I.
Marehouse: Secretary OF State, NJ. h.
Mc6iath: Treasurer. j. NJ. Siebert: Auditor,
John Walker: Attorney General, b. @. Boone
Judge OF the supreme Court. +. ". Black:
Register OF Lands. Robert McCulloch; Railroad
Commissioner. William Il. Downing.
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Arkansas.
rIK,rr.Nn tann,ts. n, ~ .I1 ~

CLksEIANn CARRIE. Ig Er Sncoa.
IN addition To the Presidential electors aad
Congreesmen. Arkansas Voted Tor a Chief jus.
tiee of the Supreme Court Cleveland carrie
the state by an estimated majority of Jn.ooo; al
of the Congressmen elected are Democrats ana
:. r. Cockreii. Jr.. Democrat is elected suprems
Judge.
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In Massachusetts.
Indiana.

Indiana has chosen the following Con-
gisssmen:
First District-John ]. kleiaer, Den., re-
elected
seeond-~Thumas n. Iohh. Dem, reelected.
Third-Jonas u. Howard, Dem.
Euauth--Mi iliam i. Holman. Dem. re elected
Faitl--G. G. Matson, lem.
slxth-Thomas Al. Browne. Rem. reelected.
sev.nth--M. ID. Rynam, Dem.
Eighth--Jamss 4. Johnson, Rep.
Sinth-Thomas II. Ward, Dem reelected.
Tenth--W. ID. Owen. Kep.
Eleventh George ". steele, Rep. reelected
IMelith-Rohert Lowry. Dem, reelected.
Thirteenth George Ford. Dem.
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Florida.

.iEsEI ASDs MAJORITY a.0OA
A Jacksonville dispatch says that unofficial
returns trsm all but three counties in the
Second Congressional District indicate the
election III nongherty. Democrat. over Rishee.
Republican, by 20 plurality. The State il
Democratic by s.Nu majority. The counties oi
Florida west OF the Aralaehice.a River viii ~
Democratic by d majority OF l,aS0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-13

SOLID foR THE DEMOCRACY.
The following Republican congressman. saws
n Nashville dispatch. are elected In Tennessee.
fettibone in the ist district. AoUek In the III.
and Taylor in tho 10th. The rest Of the con-
grcssional delegation II Democratic Tho
Democratic majority in tho Legislature In con-
stderably Sednocd. late, Democratic candidate
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DEMOCRATIC ny a.uaa
A Richmond dispatch says: Returns, mostly
official. from 80 counties and all the cities al
Virginia, give majority for Cleveland of g.sse.
Seventeen counties remaining TO be heard from
gave Democratic majority last YEAR Of Leu.
These counties arc Likely 10 give the same III MT
\ greater majority now. which will make Cleye-
lands majority In tho state nearly 1900.
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Ohio.
LARGELY faR hI.AiNE

Ali the counties III Ohio have reported unoffi-
eially except Henry, Monroe, Ottawa, and rauld-
lac. The net Republican matoriis II I'D, los
The four counties named gave het Democratic
majority OF a.ai6 In uetuh.r. which will prof a.
lily he reduced DO. This gives Hlains an an.
pioxiMate plurality III the state of al,an.
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Alabama,
nEMo. gAIIs IL Se.,ha

hEAiasEAIIs Na aa.thst
Alabama voted Ter Presidential slassars aud
Representatives III tanrle~s Ihe returns Inll-
cate that Cleveland Las carried tAe state hv the
usual Democrats. nlal.lils tN.@nl and that u
aolid Democratic delegation has eesn returned
to Congress
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wisconsin.


NLAINI TIUEAIITY ABOUT IU,UUU.
Secretary Payne, of the Republican com-
mittce, says y Milwaukee dispatch. claims the
State by from coo to i2.Coa plurality. pr.
Anderson. chairman OF the Democratic cam-
mittee. comedies the State TO the Republicans
by about G.fe.. The indications point toward n
large plurality. however The Republicans
have elected TO Congress the following: Caswell
Schaick in the 4tA, Guenther in the 9th, Thomas
in the Tth. Price in the sth. and Stel henson In
the 9Th. They gain four. The Democrats have
elected Bragg in the I'd, and Rankin in the ath.
branches. IL liz thonght
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Louisiana.


CLEVELAND ELECTORS CHOSEN
New Orleans dispatch The official vote OF this
city gives levcland II. .25s: blaine I, 1913: Geye
lands majority. s.sc5. Cleyeland's majority In
tho State will probably not exceed $4,000, The
Democrats elect NIL the congressman. except In
the Second district. The flicnds OF Roatner
anu Morey conecdc ten. kings election 10 Con-
gress In the Fifth District by 1000. Gov ksl-
loggs friends admit his defeat for Con yrcss In
the Third District by .eo by II. j. Gay, a rio-
tectionIst Democrat and wealthy rugar planter
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Lieutenant Governor, 4. r. Riddle: Secretary
of state, Il. B. Allen: Auditor. ". II McCabe:
Trcasurer. Samuel 4. Howe. Attorney General.
4. b. Bradford, superintendent nt Public in-
struction, j. H. IaWlieadt Chief Justice OF the
supreme Court. Albert II. Horton: Associate
Justice. w. A. Johnson,
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BLAINE sA Ekfs THE STATE Bf .ARuE MAJORITY.
Kansas easts her electoral vote Tor Hiaine by
Q majority estimated at ao,U0a, sends an ue-
broken Republican delegation To Congress, and
elects all the Rehublican candidates tal State
offices, % follows. Governor, John 4, Martin
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1884-11-13

4 WOMAN has held the Office OF JUS
tiee of the Peace. in one OF the mount
ain towns of Kentucky for the last ten
years without legal authority.
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Iowa.

The Iowa delegation stands rs follows:
FIRST nsstriet~-n nsan j. Hall. Dem.
.-seona-J. III. Murphy, Dem, reelected.
Ihlsd--D ID. n. Henderson. Hep. reelected.
Fourth William II. Fuller, Eep.
Ilftl-Milo Il. smith, Hep.
siNtA--Frank T. Campbell. hep.
seyenth-Edwin II. Conger, Rep
Ilghlh-Nm. 7. Hepburn, Rep, reelected.
Nmth--Joseph Lynch. kep.
TentA-A. ]. Holmes. Rsp. Ie-sleeted.
Eleventh Isaso i. stsnbie. Hep, re elected.
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Mississippi.

Cleveland carries MlSsltstpn IN the usual
nemecfatio majority. All ~ the Representa-
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south Carolina.

UEAUt7KAIIts
The Cleveland electors are chosen in South
Carolina by heavy majority. and the following
State officers. all Democrats. are elected: Cow
John c. Sheppard: Secretary OF state, j. n.
Lipscomb: Treasurer John p. Richardson;
Controller General, William T.. Stoaey: Attor-
ney General, &. II. Miles: Superintendent Of
Education, Asbury Coward: Adiutsnt General,
A. nj. Marrigault.
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Delaware.
l.corriil.

DEMOCRATIC ny a.0on.
Delaware goes for Cleveland by nhOnt 1000
plurality, AMI clec,a Charles u. LORE. Democrat.
yu Congress.
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Rhode Island.

hfIrHLIcAN.
Complete returns from Rhode Island give
Elainea majority of s.22b, against 7.ies for Gar
ifcli hi 1850.
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Tor ni4AINE
Blaine carries Nevada bv 4 majority OF 700 or
500, and the Republicans elect tho Congress-
man.
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Mlcn1Suu.
THE ELECTORAL VOTE FOR BIArNE-CLosE ON
STATE OFFICERS,

Detroit dispatch: Blaine has probably car
ried the state, but IL IL not vet de-
cided. The Republicans claim that he
has the State vote by several thousand plu-
rality. On the State ticket the free Press
Democrat claims the election OF Begole Flu
SION for Governor, by not less than
100. The Post GRepub ican, claims the
electoral ticket by 1000, and the State ticket by
500. The Congressional delegation stands
seven Fnsionists and four republicans The
Fusonists have q majority in the Legislature.
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CHOOSES cI.E,TLANr


CHOOSES CLEVELAND E1ECToES
Georgia casts her electoral vote for Cleveland.
and elects q solid Democratic delegation to
Congress-
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North Carolina.
cIr rvrrAvn r1rcrons r.ucsrN

CLEVELAND ELECTORS CHOSEN.
North Carolina chooses Cleveland electors by
plurality OF some Is ,aco, and elects the 10 low.
ing State officers by about the same vote: Gov.
crnor, A. M. EcAlts: Lieutenant Governor. G.
M. Stcdman: Secretary of State. w. i. aaun-
tlers: Auditor. W. +. Roberts: Treasurer, u. W.
Balm: Superintendent Of lnhlc Instruction. y
nj. Finger: Attorney General, Il. +. Davidson: |:
Associate Justice SUR RENE Court, A. A. Mcrr1-
mon. Tho Democrats gain one Congressman.
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UEMUCKATIC BY 5tUUU TO H,uUH.
An Indianapolis dispatch says that on the
basis of the latest official returns Indiana has
given q Democratic plurality Of $500. and the
Republican state Central Committee comedies
this much. The Democratic Committee claims
100 majority. The Congressional delegation
stands as follows: Democrats-First District,
J. J. kleiner: Second, Thomas r. Cobb: Third,
Jonas q. Howard: Fourth, William b Holman
Ninth, 7. b. Ward Twelfth. Robert Lowry
Thirteenth. George Ford long term, d. r. shvel
short term. Republicans-Sixth District,
Thomas NJ. Browne: Eighth, James T. johnson
Tenth, W. ID. Owen; Eleventh George w.
Steele The Legislature il Democratic on join,
ballot
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Iilinois.

The returns at this writing indicate the
election Of the following Representatives TO
Congress in lll,noiss
First District Ransom W. Durham, Rep. rs-
elected
second Frank Lswler. Dem.
1hird-James II. Ward. lem.
Fourth George Y. Adams, Rep, neglected..
fsfth-Renben Ellwood. Rep. reelected.
sixth Robert r. Hitt, Rep, reelected.
scventh--Thomas ]. Henderson. Rep, re-
elected
Ninth--Lcws T. payson, Rep. reelected.
1enth-Julies 4 Starr. Rep
III yenth- Alexander r retrie, Rep
TMelfth--lames NJ. kiSgs. DEM. re- elected.
Thirteenth--Wiiliaia NJ. Springer, Dem, re.
Foarteen,h--Jona,han IL Rowell. Rep, re-
elected
Flfternth--,Iohn G. Black, Dem.
Six1etn,h--James Mccartney. Rep.
Seysnieenth--.Iohn II Eden. Dem.
Eighteenth William II Morrison. Dem. re-
Nineseenth-Richard W. Towashend. Dem.
twentieth John r. Thomas, Rep. reelected
In Massachusetts.
The following Congressman are elected
in Massachusetts,. The Republicans gain
two
First District--R. 7. Davis. Rep
keoond-John n. Long. Reps
Ihirsi--A. A. hanney. Rer
Faufth--p, A. Collins, lem.
Fifth--G, II. Hayden. Kep.
sixth-H H. Lowering, lem.
Sesenth-E. Il. stone. Hep.
Eighth-Charles III. Allen. Rep
Tsnth-w. W. Rice. Rep
Eleventh " illiam Whiting. ReR
Twelfth--F. W. Rockwell. Rep.
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West Virginia

A IfAlNE GUNTEHT.
Tho Republicans make eains u Wcse vir-
ginis on tho Oetoicr vote. and ClovolAnd =
plurality will probably not exceed 2.ooO
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STANDS nY I'ET rAvoRrTE snN.
Tho election In Maine waa for President Alon0.
Mr.. Rlaine carries his own State BY . plurality
OF about 2o.0N. f
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New Hampshire.
THE GRAN1THsTATE STANDS FIRM III THE IErun-

II1AS COLUMN.
A Concord dispatch says that OIL towns and
wards give Blaine -. leo: Cleveland. 81. .ass: 81
John. l,ao5; Butler. .0I. Blaines plurality
il a,l1s. The same places give Cur
fier. Republican. fer Goyernor. as.olo:
Hill, Democratic, ss.1sa; Mason. Prohibitionist.
and scattering. LAT. Tho remaining towns i'll
issa gave Hale. Republican. a.li5: Edgerly.
Democratic, a,i9a. and IS scattering. khonld
the vote he the same this year Curriers' major
ity will he 749. He Will be elected by the people
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Oregon.
RECEIVING THE NEWS.

VOTES TOR nIAINE.
Oregon casts her electoral vote for Elaine. MS
plurality being about i.Snp
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rAT,c5A:.l:a ~ NEArg::1. rscyr-sfs, AM
r.I:, GUARANTEED.

~ GIVE Us A TRIAL BEFORE ORDERING
EIsENIEEIs "a
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tIvca elected To Congress Arc Democrats. Thcr
was no election for State officers.
ssass ssss@
ks.lituCky.
Mentuuky.
s0rID ron TIE DEMOCRACY,

SOLID ron TIE DEMOCRACY.
Cleveland carries Kentucky by tho usunl heavy
Democratic majority. The Democrats secure
ten OF the conaressIncn and tho RcpublicAns
pile,
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Vermont.

RLAlNL's PLURALITY ABOUT cs,0Uo.
Returns from loT towns III Vermont 2lye
Blaine 3s.als: Cleveland. la,ola. Butler. ada: ht
John, l,3s9: Belya Il ckweod ], making plur-
ality for blaine of 90, ,3ua with fortythrs towns
wanting. The towns heard from gave Garfield
4l,i0T, Hancock i6.asa. and Weaver l.,sa. q nlu-
rality for Garfield OF aA.dii The towns not heard
from gave Garfield plurality Of 2,a66. IL the
above proportion Ii preserved. blaine will have
in the complete canvass = plurality OF - 90.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-08-20
First Publication, Aug. 7th.
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas, Default has been made in the pay.
ment of the money secured by a mortgage dated
the tenth day Of September, A. D: 1875. execu-
Yankton and territory Of Dakota to Clara Z.
Hudson of the county of Yankton and
territory of Dakota, and which mort
gage was recorded in the, Office of the
territory of Dakota, in book v of mortgages,
on page All and Alb. on the 1lth day of Septem-
ber 1873, at two o'clock p. NJ, and,
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
debt remaining secured by said mortgage OF
any part thereof, and
Whereas, The amount claimed to be due upon
sum Of eight hundred and ffty-nine dollars
and twenty cents, ($85q .2O), to-wit: $500 90 of
principal. and S592O of interest, besides the
sum of fifty dollars attorneys fees stipulated,
foreclosure or the commencement of the fore
closure of said mortgage.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of the power of sale contained in said
IN pursuance of the statutes in such case made
and provided, the said mortgage will be fore
closed by a sale Of the mortgaged premises
therein described, at public aution, at the
lankton, and county Of Yankton, and territory
of Dakota, on the twentieth day of Septem Der,
1884, at two o'clock in the afternoon of that
day. The morteaged premises are situated in
kota, aud are described as follows. to-wit: lot .
twelve and thirteen in block fourteen, accord
| ing to the plat of Yankton proper, as plated
and recorded by J. B; 8: Todd, and Mither-
spoon, and lot nine in block twenty-three &C.
cording to the plat Of J. E.. Witherspoon.
called "Witherspoon's Yankton."
Dated at Yankton, d. T., this 9Th day of
'sA'' . CLARA E. HUDSON, Mortgage
NJ CRAMEk, Attorney for Mortgagee.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-08-20

There appeared in yesterdays issue of
the Press and Dakotaian statement
from Delegate Raymond as to his posi-
tion in connection with the proposition
to divide Dakota and admit the southern
half. The statement was made in re.
sponse to letter from the editors of this
paper requesting Mr.. Raymond to give
his position upon this important subject.
The answer is straightforward, open
assertion that he has always favored
division and admission and always will,
ard that he would accept the position Of
delegate in congress upon no other plat.
form than the platform of division and
admission. This open avowal should
silence the much circulated allegation
that NJ. Raymond is opposed to division
and admission. He favors these two
objects as an individual, because he
believes their accomplishment would
tend to advance the best interests of all
Dakota, and he favors them as repre-
sentative of the people because he knows
that ninety.nine per cent of the people
desire division and admission. Mr.. Ray.
mond is prepared to push the division
and admission measures at the earliest
practicable moment. He has already
introduced them and they are in theil
proper places upon the calendars Of tht
house and senate.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-08-20
Iowa's Butter Product,

Atlantic Telegraph: In 1876 Iowa
took the sweepstake premium for bes,
butter at the Centennial, and in 1873 the
the came premium at the international
dairy fair, held in New York.
In 1870 Iowa had 370,8l1 milch COWS;
in 1880, S54.l87. In 1870 Iowa manu-.
factured 17.5l2.l79 pounds of butter; in
1880. 55.48l 1853 pounds. 1t is safe
calculation to say that one COW out OF
every ten kept for making butter and
cheese is owned by an Iowa farmer. The
make of butter in the United States in
1880 is given by the census as ri, ,25O, ,287
In 1888 Linn county manufactured g..
100000 pounds. There are in lowe
nine:y-nine counties; an equal produc.
ton throughout the state would aggre
gate 4l6.8COO00, or nearly one.half the
production in the United states in 1890
Grass, COWS, dairy products, beef cattle
corn and hogs have, wherever that class
of farming has been adopted in this
state, brought prosperity and improved
condition of farm lands.
Iows's capabilities in products car
only be reached by opening up new
markets. The worlds exposition to be
held at New Orleans, December 31st
1884, will Immediately attract large
numbers from Mexico. Central and
South America, representing popula
ton of $4,000, 900 people, and with whom
We had but limited trade in dairy pro
ducts, yet they are not producers Of them
and the opportunity of impressing then
favorably with our capabilities in dair,
products should not 5e missed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-08-20
First Publication Aug. 7th.
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS, Default has been made in the
w payment Of the money secured by q mort
gage dated l the fifth day Of October, 4. 3: is57.
county Of lankton, and territory Of Dakota, to
David uckwalter, of the county of Chester and
N the oos Theh the
deeds of the county of Yankton, territory Of
Dakota, in book W Of mortgages. on pages 81
ard y, on the tenth day of October, 1871, at 9
Whereas, No action or proceedings at law or
otherwise have been instituted to recover the
dept secured by said mortgage or any part
Whereas. Since the execution and delivery of
said note and mortgage, to,wit: on the Slst day
died, and on the 9th day of February, 1884,
letters Of administration were duly issued to
n. 3: Buckwalter, George P. Gustin and 3.
8: buck~alte OF the estate of said David
Buekwalter, deceased.
-! Whereas. The amount claimed to be due upon
SAID SAID mertgage at the date Of this notice, is the
and eighty cents, 1sSs@ so.wit; $1,000 qs. peinci.
pal, and e2o6.so interest, and fifty dollars
attorneys fees stipulated for in the said
Now, Therefore, Notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power Of sale contained in said
mortgage, and duly recorded a. aforesaid and in
provided. the said mortgage will be foreclosed
by sale of the mortgaged premises therein de-
scribed, at public auction at the front door Of
county Of Yankton and territory of Dakota, on
the sd day Of September, 1884 at2 o clock in the
afternoon of that day. The mortgaged prem
Yankton, in the territory of Dakota, and are
described as follows, to-wit; Lota
ten, eleven and twelve, in block thirty-six
plstted as Witherspoons Yankton, and lot
twelve. in block thirty six. in that part of the
city of iankton known and plated as "Yank.
| t9n," according to the duly recorded plata
thereof filed by James E. Witherspoon and J,
B. 8. Todd.
Dated at Yankton, d. T., this 18th day Of
June, A. d. 1884.
| NJ. B. BucKwALTEa,
| GEORGE P. GUsTIN and
| H. B. BUCKwALTER,
Administrators of the estate of David Back
| walter, deceased.
GAMBLE Bros, Attorneys.