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sALE-Default having been

nGORTGAGE sALE-Default having been
lyA made in the payment OF certain sum OF money
secured be paid by certain indenture OF Mortgage
bearing date the 27th day Of July in the year sis
cuted BY William Weston TO Alexander Oderin Jr,
aud recorded in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds Of
illsdae County on the 2sd day Of August lsts. in Ii
Der OF Mortgages, pages 249. $50 and 25l which
Mortgage was on the 18th day Of April ls49. duly
signed by said Alexander oderin Jr TO Ira Bonner Jr
which assignment duly recorded in said Registers
Office the ID day Of October. l5i9 page 375 upon
which said Mortgage there is claimed be due the
of hundred aud forty dollars and eighteen
cens become due the first day of Janua 2
1883 the further of one hundred dollars and interest
from the date Of said Mortgage and proceedings law
or In equity other wise having been instituted for the
recovery OF any part thereof Now therefore notice
hereby given that by virtue of power OF sale in said
Mortgage contained and in pursuance Of the in
such made and provided that the premises de.
scribed in said Mortgage much thereof as may be
necessary satisfy the due thereon. together
with costs and interest," viz All that certain par.
eel land described follows. wit: Fifty the
north part of the half Of hs south quarter oi
section in eight south OF range four
also the south part the fractional half the north
fractional quarter of section in township
eight south Of range four bounded the south by
the line dividing said section in the middle known
the quarter line and the north by line parallel with
said quarter line and far distant thereron leave
s beginning on its western termination at point in the
west line Of said section rods souh of the Of
the road which is laid the north line ofland own
ed by Ebenezer Adams section twelve in township
eight south of range five the west by the county
line betweenBranch and lsdale coCnieson the eastby
line four rods distant from and parallel the half
of said fractional north quarter of section
tuining four aud half acres; also the north quar-
of the north quarter of sectiol eighteen in
ship eight south Of range four west containing Thirty five
and ninety hundredth of Of land also
that part the lot Of the south quarter of
tion seven in the township and range aforesaid.
bounden the and south by the west and south
lines of said section the north BY line parallel
the south line and twenty eight chains and twenty
links distant from a line drawn aud through the
AE ~ linz al
lhs west line OF said section and chains and
sixty nine links therefrom, containing twenty and
eight hundreth Of land Friday the 9th day of
April D. 1852 at one o'clock in the afternoon at the
Court House in the Village of sdale in the county
OF Hsdale that being the place of holding the Circuit
Court for said county. Dated, January 6, 1882.
IRA BONNER, Jr, Assignee.
FOR use of EDWARD NJ. CARRiNGroY.
II IrxStxca Au'v no77
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Heart-rending Occurrence.

On Monday afternoon. lad ten years OF age
by The name Of Henry Myers. was run over by
one Of the locomotives, near the Depot. The
wheels passed directly across his thighs. sever.
iog one leg almost entirely from his body. and
grinding the other to jelly. He was Immedi-
stely taken TO his fathers house, on Market ST..
and his legs ampu.ated close to his body; and.
he was perfectly sensible, the heroic
little fellow shed not a tear. "Ob, ma" said
he, show did hoIler murder and everything
else when the cars run over me. but they didn't
hear me- His mother told him he must die.
IL know H." he said, "but amt afraid. Invent
10 Sunday School, mother" lie died about
four o'clock in the afternoon.--[ Mans. Her.
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A YANKEE OVER THE CRATER "A cores
pondent OF the Boston Transcript. writing
from Naples. thus describes an amusing inter
view with live Yankee:
''The other day on reaching the top Of We
suvius deserted man setting sstride block
Of lava. don't know why, but marked him
at once for one Of my couD,rymen. As ad-
vanced toward him, could not help noticing
the cool manner in which he and Vesuvius
were taking morning smoke together. His
long nine was run out like bowspri; and he
took the whole affair as calmly as one would
look upon kitchen fire at home. As soon as
came up with him he bawled out, "Hallo
stranger! pretty considerable lot Of lazy round
here! Any news down belowl Ye haint tuck
cred aout'--be ye!'' 90 my asking him II he
had looked into the crater he replied 'Yaas!
but burnt the laigs Of my ,rowsers though |
tell ye,c." He turned out 10 be a man from
New England who came up from Marselles to
see the volcano"
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laI ORTGAGE sALE--Deft ult having be

uEORTGAGE SALE--Deft ult having been
iV1 made in the payment of a certain sum of money
secured by indenture of Mortgage bearing date the
tenth day of July in the year thousand eight hun
drad and forty nine, executed by William Gilbert and
Hester Ann Gilbert his wife to Levi B. Halstead up
All that certain piece or parcel of land situated
In the township of Ransom. in the county of ilsdae
and State of Michigan, and known and described
follows viz the north part of the south quarter
dissection number twenty in Township eight south Of
range two west, containing fifty three res be the
same more or less" "a described in said Mortgage;
which said Mortgage duly recorded in the Office of
Register of deeds in said county of illsdae the
18th day Of July A. d. 1849, in ber G. OF Mortgages
on pages 1876 and ls6, and which duly assigned by
the said Hastead to Rufus Beall and John Hall the
eleventh day Of November A. d. 1850, by instruments
recorded in said Registers Office, the day in
lber ii. of Mortgages page 278 and the interest Of
the said John Hall was assigned by the sad Hall TO
Rufus Bea the eleventh day OF August A. 1851.
by instrument recorded in said Registers Office the
twelfth day Of August A. ID. 1851 and in the libe
of Mortgages page las; a.d the power OF sale
tanned in said Mortgage having become operative by
of the non-pay of the monies therein due;
and proceedings in law equity having been nsti
iuted to the amount due said Mortgage, md
the amount claimed to be due said Mortgage at the
day the date hereof ,r principal aud interest being
ihe Of two hundred and thirty five dollars Notice is
therefore hereby gver that by virtue OF thesaid power
of sale, and of the statute in such made and pro-
xided there will be sold at public auction to the high
bidder ot the Court House in the Village of Hills
dale. in said county of Hilsdale the fourteenth
noon Of said day. all and singular said Mortgaged pre-
misses much thereof may be necessary TO pay
the amount then due said Mortgage. together with
the legal costs and expense of sale Dated January g.
1852. RUFUS BEALL, Assignee
DANIEL L. PRATT. Atty. n277
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For the Standard .
My Country.

My Country.
Mycountry tbs ofthee.
That Poets love to sing:
'Tis here. sweet liberty,
t.le Her choicest blessings bring,
And here her consecraied altar bears
Peace-offerings for the last one hundred years
How favored is the land,
Which bore Washington;
ea Whose evening breezes famed
The brow OF Freedoms son,
A How matchless is the glory now she wears;
Fit laurel for the past one hundred years.
Her Eagle scars aloft,
In transports through the sky;
His boldest flight is oft
Beyond the searching eye.
All glorious our ensign. now appears
This emblem of the past one hundred years.
What country Ger gave birth
To any better lawsi
What country e'er on earth
Could boast better causel
'Tis here that Freedom, her fair altar bears,
monument for coming countless years
Here, Education reigns
Religions handmaid fair,
To break the Calling chains
The illiterate have to bear,
And Superstition n with its idle fears,
Has fed away the past one hundred years.
Here, moral engines leave
Their traces far behind.
Whose constant efforts weave
A network for the mind.
The Pen, and Press, so active, now appears
A product Of the past one hundred years,
Here, beauty, queen of earth,
Has decked herselfin green;
Her robes of matcLless worth
Beft the lovely queen,
For nature, here, has glorious robes she wears,
To last for ages yet of coming years.
Jonesvie March 1852.
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UNABLE TO DEcIpE.--A very interesting old
maid we once saw. during a religious revival
was induced 10 90 forward and be prayed FOR.
One Of the ministers asked her II she felt her
self under the influence of the Holy Spirit
Placing her hand on her stomach. she replied
IL feel something here, bot ] don't know
whether II 10 tcisd or religion
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sALE-By virtue of an execu

CIIERIFF SALE-By virtue Of an execu-
~ ton issued OF the Circuit Court for the county
OF Jackson and State Of Michigan and me dircctet
and delivered sganst the goods and chattes lands and
ienements Of Smith G.. Me win, hive seized and lev
led uponhe following described piece and parcel OF land
with house thereon situate living and being inthe
~ Of Hillsdsle and State of Michigan known lot
Der twenty nine ofthe old plat OF the Visge Of Mos
eow ell the right title aud interest OF the said Smith c.
merwin in and TO the above described premises shall
expose for sale at public vendue at the Couri House
in the village Of Hsdale. Thursday the 9Th day Of
April next at two o'clock in the afternoon.
RUFUS BEALL, Sheriff.
BY w. q. HoEe, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated, Feb. "a, 1854. n2s4
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MORTGAGE sALE.-Defauit having been

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
lFA made in tho payment of certain sums Of money
secured by two certain Mortgages. one Of which
dated Novembsr sixteenth eighteen hundred aud fifty
executed by James X. Reed, and his wife Julia Z.
Reed. of the County Of Calhoun and State of Michi-
gan. to Joseph Sibey Of the same County and ie-
corded in the Office Of the Register OF Deeds for the
County Of Iillsdslc in said State Of Michigan, on the
ls;h day Of November 1850 in Liber II Of Mortgages
pages 2ai and 1885, aud which Mortgage there is
claimed to be due at this date the of ninety
due the sum Of four hundred dollars and ten per cent
interest thereon from and after the 10th day of Novsm
Der 1851: The other Mortgage was dated December
23d A. ID. 1850. and executed by Abrow Trip and his
wife Eleanor Trip Of tho Couny Of Hillsdale and
State of Michigan, to the said Joseph Sbley of said
Calhoun &C UNITY and which said last mentioned Mort.
gage recorded in said Registers office for said Coun
fy of Hsdale on the Odd of December 1850, 10 lber
ofmortgages on pages 339 and $40 and which there
is claimed to be due at this date the hundred
and sixty seven cents and pr ceed
ings eithern law equity having been had collect
the debt secured in either Of tho aforesaid Mortgages
Notice is therefore hereby given thnt by virtue of pow
OF sale contained in each o. the aforesaid Mortgages
and the statute in such provided the following de-
scrbed premises contained in said Mortgages to witt
THE half Of the south quarter section nnm
Der eighteen in township number six south of range
two west, in the State of Michigan containing eighty
or less described in the first mentioned
Mortgage And also certain piece of land situated
in the township Of Camden in said county of Hills
dale bounded as follows commencing eighty rods from
the south west of section number four north Of
snd corner thence hundred and thirteen rods
thence north fifty rods thence west one hundred and
thirteen rods thence south fifty rods to the place Of be-
ginning, excepting one half acre from the north west
corner half from the south west corner and
also ono half acre from the south east corner OF said
land as described in the last Mortgage above named
will be so!d at public auction at the Court House in
the Village Of Hillsdae in said County of Hisdale on
Thursday the Goth day Of May. A. ID. 1852 at one o.
clock in the afternoon. Dated February %, 1852,
n2si JOSEPH SlBLEY. Mortgage.
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NM ORTGAGE sALE-By virtue Of mortgage

M ORTGAGE SALE-By virtue of n Mortgage
1vl executed by Lewis A. Rounds to Michael Stuck,
on the Goth day Of January A. d. I8i7 recorded in the
Registers Office Cor the County Of Hilsdale October
2lstl l847 and assigned to me the twelfth day of
October 1847 by instrument recorded in said office on
the twenty first day of October, A. d., 1847, on
which there is claimed 20 be due this day Forty dol
lars and hirtythree cents there will be sold ut public
vendue at the Court House in the Village Of Hilsdae
in the County of Hillsdale and State Of Michigan on
the seventh day OF April next one o'clock in the
afternoon the premises described in said Mortgage TO
wit-The north east quarter Of the north east quar-
ter Of section number twenty in township six south of
range four westin said County and State.
DANIEL l.. PRATT,
Dated. January 8, 1852. Assignee
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THEAMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY

Having estabishe Agencies on the Michigan South
Rsilroad will hereafter receive Bank Notes roin
Merchandise and Packages for ca.tern and southern
states Messengers leave for the cost and west daily.
:. CHANpITR, g. co.
Hiilsdalc, June 1851. 25on Agents
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City Intelligence.

SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD CoNvENrIoN,-The Convention
met at hapast six o'clock and called to order by
Mr.. Chouteau, of Missouri
About forty members were present
motion to adioarn' to this morning at 10 O'Clock
was put and unanimously carried
The following preamble and resolutions form the subst-
tute to which we referred in yesterday mornings report
of the Convention offered by the Hon G. c. Lathrop
in place Of resolutions previously offered by him
Whereas the present position of NewOrleans the Com
merclai Emporium OF the South West. and intimate
relations Herewith the whole region particularly the
state OF Louisiana demands immediate action and aid by
the construction OF system OF Railroads dyergng from
NewOrieans north. east and west Therefore be it,
l. ReSoted That the Legislature of this State is
quested as a.duy 10 its citizens sister States
feet change IN the present constitution and existing
laws which prohibit the aid of the State and are opposed
to internal improvements and inconsistent with the
spirit OF the ageending to repress the energies
ter the free action of the people by nhbting the forn
ton OF such corporations build the roads required
and tyrannca and despotic their character and
that this Convention will brngo bear ahonorabe means
TO procure the passage of such acts will secure the aid
of the State by appropriation Of public lands by author
zing taxation of real estate and otherwise in the con-
rncton of Railroads commencing terminating in this
State
Q Resolved. That in order to retain and promote the
trade that Is now fading away from usand to place
IN position 10 act with strength and eigor la aid other
works IN the interior and in order build up dys!.
OPP business on rhieh thF tpss advancement Of Ssw.
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

vERANDa.. j Moreland, Walker Nurlale. woker,
NJ Mobile; jackson and lady, W Durpy, W II
Mississippi W H Duniel, NewCrleans; Elrtge,
ocl NJ Park Ferguson, Jr Memphis c Vaughan Pollard
Tulis John Tuls, Dangho, Norwood Steward,
Gordon Ferguson Capt Kelly Mrs on, Arkansas i
Parker louisiana Mrs Smith and StattOp Kentucky
Bradford r Bradford Missouri Shetwel keutrky Jes
W Bailey, Middleton, Dunory Murray. New York Suge,
Mississippi Lauren Tennessee Mrs johnson and child CALIFORNIA;
Parish Washington Legget and lady St Louis Miss NJ J
Scott, Galveston; Rolinsou Fl b Waterman, Wisconsin,
ST LOUIS II Eurhel Femer, Fanhaln, Freeman,
VIM Dodge, Jr, NevYork Gay W II Henderson, II Sheridan
Matthews, lady, child w Fl Barrow, Stewart,
Cakford + uren Bnm, louisiana MgOin, Mrs T Hunt
family, Mrs Todd, Kentucky Stewart and lady lngt.
Sharer, Missouri; Gaylard Louis Liverig LADY,
seyeng Jr, Miss Spain, Mississippi; Ward Arkansas; br ]
Todd, Mrs TODD Illinois; J osgoed c osgoed, Coast
ARCADE. IT Mrkeon Tennessee W Nu,nsns Hart,
Bowin, o sample w Russ, Mississippi
Martin Hard W Mason Brown, Hard Parker y
Ferguson Dick, R Cook Ruler jackson, Hicks, Nj
fnbry, II Carson II Carson, A NJ Gilbert Wright, II Brig
ham, A J Arino, Gen Henderson, Bates Galloway W
Brown, Louisiana I Kidd, W Kidd, Adams Arkansas DR.
Whetson Robinson NJ Kidd jas Robinson I Glss Alabama
TUFTS. NJ Hulter Hunter G Hamilton Mississippi;
Grass Memphis LowtheI North Carolina Dukes, Coast
II Whitaker, r. Kcer Colrnn Kidd Kidd, j
Wright, Arkansas; Weber, Mobile.
COMMERCIAL. NJ Dhurens NewYork Stuart C'ure,
Louisville John Turner, w Williams, Tennessee
Kentucky John Carter W Martin, Mssisspli Ca Wenan,
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:
Musjc ann the Drama.

i {
NJ CHARLES THsA4hn.--Mr Neafe appeared last night
as Richard H. ana with voice. somewhat improved rom
the night previous Mr. Neaes conception OF TINS great
character is in many points original and we are inclined
to coincide with many of his ideas although they are at
variance in some respects with the ngh wnch
have SO long been prominent before the play public
Mr. n has evidently studied deeply both the character
pictured by his great author and the history OF the real
Ga Ter and the age in which he lived HIS reading was
excellent and whole his performance was character
by degree of fidelity and taste highly pleasing to
those who appreciate the nobes attributes OF the player
Mr.. Neahe appears tonight as Hamlet.
C,,,pux,, M,SsrRr,s-The performances of this nim-
t.l hand ~ NJinstrs are for the benefit of Mr.
rto yt ono of the original organizers of the troune
aud irce among good fellows The pruarpn,ue is one
If s,I length and variety and II is made mn of the
choicest reces which these artists give in so charming
T,denenc,,t IF the claims ~ the banefc;arv tho
shoud attract large number of the lovers
~ s;nle and touching music No one will ferret an honr
snent With the Camnbe,,s Tonight
~
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l so,'. IL my o'i VIC ''e's - N,e oV'''
oie'
THEATRicALs CAIFoRsIA.-Theatrieals are flourish
ing in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs Proctor, from Bos-
ton, arrived recently Mr.. and Mrs. Stark, Mr. Booth,
Mr. Chanfau and Miss Aberne playing at the Jen-
ny Lind Theatre.
Mr. ] b. Booth the eminent trape,an apueorea at the
r, ~. -, -. ~, :, ~. ~. ~ y.
a'o.y street 'itessfe e'e is' 'hS'' IN ms
fayorte character Of Richard I'LL
Madame Blscacclanti Is giving concerts in Baltimore
She starts for California on the I'D inst
Catherine Hayes was to sing in Philadelphia the ID
instant
The Walnut street theatre, Phiadelpha is to be sold
by order of the trustees about the middle Of next month
is expected that the present building will be taken
down
Miss Charlotte Cushnan is recovering from severe in
disposition and will soon resume her
The Complimentary Concert given in Boston, to Miss
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Selling Off Winter Goods.


s Having hand stock Dry Goods bought
the Atlantic elite. (ate in the season)
GREAT BARGAINS
in order to close them out is enabled to offer them
WITHOUT Loss,
at much lower prices than they be sold for
Any OTHER HOUSE.
GOOD MOUssELINE DE LANES, a Bit per yard.
BLACK ALPAcAS, fair at Two Bits per yard
REAL FRENCH SfERfNoES from Bits to One Dollar.
PLAID DRESS GOoDS-sik and Wored-at Two Bts.
CHAMELEON SILKS at -Four Bits.
CfIENE SILKS a Six Bits.
FLANNELS from Twenty Ctuts mp.
C4LICOES-Fa quality, from Five Cents up.
FRENCH CALIcoEs wide, AT Twenty Cent?.
GINGHAsiS--From Ten to Fifteen Cent?.
EMBROIDERED AND LACE GOODS.
Unders.ve Capes Collars Chemsettss Caps Curtains
igs and Edgings =
LESS THAN DEPORTATION COST.
Blankets Kerseys Lnseys, and other
PLANTATION GOODS.
TWENTY PERCENT Usual Prices. This guaranteed
sale expected.
LONG wide and article Seven per yard.
RlBBoNsl RlBBoNs!! RIBBoNsll
Reduced to Fifteen Cents per yard
Over Two Thousand Dozen
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHlEFs
From o Two Dollars per dozen,
large lot of Finer Qualities equally Cbenp
oSlERY-The Neweans is be
house, and the
PRIcEls SURE TO SATISFY
"a BEST KID GLovEs-At Sixty Cents
A full supply of HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS,
All CHEAP, OR NO SALE EXPECTED.
tS" 1t the interest OF all to examine this Stock
1T Is THE DETERMINATION
TyL4TN NO HOUSE SHALL SELL CHEAPER THAN
inns SIMPSONS Canal street.
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leans must mainly depend the first in importance ia the
man trunk road leading TO Jackson missouri and onward
tbe NnrtSt ~ d ~ tbs Atanti @ b nes 20
Opeousas road leading to the Sabine to connect with sch
roads Texas may construct though that State to FL
most feasible and esnedious route from Tonnn and
NewYork to China.
.. Resoired That this Convention deem the projected
river t I;tt, Ps rxa nd ,hr A., aii ;
from upper Red river through the northern norton of this
State to the Mississippi as Of vital Importance and will
% ''ic eopie'ion VI 'ie "' W al means IN our
Resolred That Neworleans is the commercial centre
vi ingty empire whose se is the unI oi MeSco lthe
Internal nroiected nv this Conventio or
favored by it, should have for their objects the init
matey 70 bind the states and countries bordering this
and r s 1 ~ 70 mani . .nat H., M 81 t
products tI-'
49,, r nv ,.,... t.. -
not s,cb ne NO.. Inv, s l.; NJ ~, ~. ~ 80; "a
;ons of +he anp;v.rs,r, h.. Il VOC rosr..t.h,o ona
sho,,.a +bo. ~ H., -. -. -, ... ~
There to been some misunderstanding with
regard to the celebration and many who should have
taken part in it absent Some fault has been found
with the action rather want of action on the part
of the CITY authorities and with the committees of the
| Councils, with what correctness we know not
Among those who We're not pleased the veterans
lsl4-l5
we understand that remnant of the old defenders OF
the city repaired in the morning to the hospahe
sion of their feowsodier A. Fernandez Esq, in suburb
St John and passed the day very pleasantly in recount
ing "reminiscences OF Aud Lang Syne and fighting their
s'' WV WV "o'i" VI ''ieir hos''
TREMENDOUS Row.-sergeant Farrell on Wednesday
night arrested crowd consisting OF eighteen bpeds
of which of the masculine and four of the
feminine, gender all OF whom were busily engaged in
amusing themselves and soaring the nehborhood with
game OF fight, which was interrupted by the worthy
Sergeant The scene of war was the house of man named
Burnes in Girod street between Camp and st. Mary
BuRGLARy.-llayes Mckinney will be examined this
morning. on the charge Of breaking opep Murphy boot
store in St Charles street The jimmy found in McKn
neys was found to exactly fit the prints made
by the instrument with which the door had been opened
- ~ ~ - o-'''' -e' ''-'
RECORDER oAtpwELLs couRT.--Ihe levee OF Recorder
Caldwell Will be unusually well attended this morulIg
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Nar SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD CONVENTION.
The Reception Room Municipality Hail. will open
TODAY and continue until the close the Convention from
until where the Delegates the Southwestern Railroad
Convention respectfully to call and register their
book prepared for that purpose where portion Of Reception
Committee will attend daily receive and the Delegates
The privileges Of the Second Municipality Public Library
opposite 10 the reception Room and Merchants Exchange Reading
Room, have beon rendered to tho
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Chairman of the Reception Committee
NexOrleans January O. 1885, jams II