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FORTY.FIRsT CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10, ls7l

NhrhiNS1ON, jan 10, Ie7l
YORK CHNTRAL RAILROAD DIvIDKNDs
MI SHERMAN, trep) Of Ohio, from the Finance Commit
reported hack and asked be discharged from further
consideration the letter of the Secretary the Treasury re
ans to tar on the fovhve miions OF scrip dividends OF
Oh. New York Central Railroad the ground that
zee, not one for legislation but Tor action of the
The committee discharged.
REPORIRD THoM 1HR FINANCE CoANITTFE
Mr FENToN (rep) OF n Y, from the Finance Committee
fepored without amendment the bill TO provide for the re
dempton of copper and other token coins. Passed.
requires le Of the Treasury In
all copper nickel and other base metal COINAGE
presented In not less than twenty dollars
Mr. SnERNAN from the Finance Committee, reported ad.
yey Mr. Cenkngs bill relative 10 goods purchased for
Importation prior January 1871, allowing them to
IN under The old tariff.
PROTECTION CIVIL AND POLITICAL Dr6uTs
Mr. SAWYER introduced a bill 10 protect citizens against
certain violence their civil political rights guaranteed
~ the constitution of the United States Referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
coNSRreeioEAI LEGISLATION TOR RATLRoADe.
Mr. NyH, trcpD OF New, offered q resolution, which
adopted directing the Committee the Judiciary 10
anime and report Congress 10 authorized 70 regulate
shc iae and transportation on railroads between the States
unaer the constitutional provision authorizing Congress 70
CONDITION. OF Tar SOUTHERN sTATEa
Mr. MoRros, gcp) OF Ind, asked leave introduce q
solution, which ws read for Information providing for the
appointment Of select committee of eve Senator's 70
shal Ds referred The documents and recently laid
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}ssh }s Arrived schr Mary Collins, Collins Savannah
SrSgEsi @ SaSndsrs iSiS David
.ssr s Msas.y v, % Weaver
MSrlniSus sGss ,s srss gr, B,i%sgs LysrpG9
sSssh %SssScass. rsnSs%: baltimore Below, bark Their
HSEas SoSS .ss,: ssx s.
% 81 asas aasy esS ssTIsa
esTn srss as'i Raasd.n sls'' sapsae. Dssss
thompson f' York for r'r ao 1ss'ssa ssss.
o '%sSfsSnss %ases .y days cs for with nSso sss
s se ss sr
New York for ROskport, Ne: ''' '
KEY WEST Jan ls-sailed, bark volant Castner, Gal.
MOBILE, Jan 49, Arrived, schr David Collins Townsend
Cleared iIth, steamship Australian. Hoare. Liverpool
yss
os scHSssn Ss panS Ss
%% Sare sasna
a.sss: ss: s Ssss S s.s5sys
POOL S from da1a 5a ss
som PsSsp
ship Peckforton Cae (Br, Guthrie Liverpool bark Tres
sTi ls ss6 Sa
:ss :aP rsss%s Boston
SsSpTnw Est PASS Jan steamship Hanover
Wales PARK Harvest Home aer%an IVePpooi, brig VII
nd5 N1si j 554, S R,sy
SSE%Fpsi Jan IL AG-Xrri1sd' sOhr Whistler, Keete
Il PSr, sshr r Sarah jane jackson, from New York
grew Virginia; Charleston. Coombs, and Corvo Kendall
.
or, virginia Hsrrst sarah, Bun, % and Edwsrd Iinsey
HSSsaSn' Eisabs.hpOrs; yglls GiaTS do Geo IL Ms
Sss f.,
Clearsd-steamship Junata, Hoxie, New Orleans ship
PAU s9 sshssl qort % Or rai%oash for Orders E zums
Br petstson Gibraltar for orders brig Ellen Stewart,
IKwEs Jan i7-AM-Passed in 18th ship stanhope, from
Arrived sag cq'hs Br' Thwaiss,
CIeared-Brig Alice S,arreH Hooper, New York
France MART tarks Wilhelm tNor, Roed, London Plato
See nr Morley DsSp
lsH2s1Vsd SssG~ sshs Snow, rea.e,
Cleared --schrs belmont, CAFES, Ponce, PR; Hattie E
Sampson ShsFmsn h1ySna no New f0r Lookout Nc
9 Jan l.Arysd scrs Matte % A,wood
Enos Brsss Robbins Norfolk RqSt Pett. Ellis, Tangier
Handren, Tanger July Fourth, Port Johnson Hochkiss
Hodgdon Sarah Louise, Clark and Frank Maria, Wuod
Eizabehpor Edwards, Edwards, Jersey City; Ante
cedent, Pendleton and Blackstone, Mills, New York.
Saled-Schr Wetauga, Monroe Washington, NC.
At anchor in Tarpaun Cove l5th brig Julia Blake Br
from st john NB for New YORK schrs Ben Bolt (Br from
| st George, NIB, for doi sportel. for -.
RICHMOND, Jan l6-Arrlved, steamships Geo Upton,
Roberts, and Albemarle, Backwood, New York; schr W
| Gesner. Egbert, do
| san FRANCISCO, Jan s-Arrived, ship Kenmore (Br)
| Storey, Glasgow via Callao.
Sailed-Shp Intrepid, Lloyd, Port Townsend.
| SAVANNAH, Jan l3-Arrved, brig CLAUS swe, Linde
| Rio Janeiro.
ClearedBark Brazil (Br) Crowel, Amsterdam (not Bar
| ceona); Nile (Br), Worden Liverpool.
lSth-Arrved, steamship kensngton, from Boston.
Saedsteamshps Sidonian (BrJ, Mackey Liverpool: Ger
Barnes, Mallory, New York.
| STONINGTON Jan 16-Arrved, schr Mary, Mcdonald
| Bucksvie Sc for Belfast.
18th Arrived Maria Lahrop New York for Provi
dence
| Sailed-The above and schr Mary.
WILMINGTON, NC, Jan H-AIrived schr Erie, Stewart
| Navassa Island.
misunderstanding FL Cid, Nickerson New York schr
| Merwin, Pierce, do.
| WINTEKPORT, Jan l2-saied, schr Baltic Parker, Ger
1Woop's HOLE, Jan l7-Arrived, schr Adana Roke.
| from St Helena Sound, sc.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
wAsHINGToS, Jan. ls, 1871.
yTfON OF pupyfu yANpa

PROTECTION OF PUBLIC LANDS
Mr. JULIAN, (rep) Of Ind, offered resolution instruct
ing the Committee Public inquire into the expe
dency of legislation to guard the rights of States to land,
monopoly. Adopted
s liar < ere! 1s'aS;
esSsm1 Ss 70 sss Smith Of h
treated %aobp and e Sp sf bis color
y, s,ouonTSs SSsI,o az I1sSs &. SSs soLD..ns
ssess
the wdoT and children Of soldiers to acquire hO
LreIsLATIv. AprnornIArros R1LL.
h9use then proceeded e vote on the amendments 70
Tine ppSns Douglas late acting
sonsr for November ana December was agreed 70 BY 81
H e. sss % d. BY By
S s' and
81, Mr. sASsrNr, 1reP Of CAL in,yoduced b! 70 enable
@ into Rs
Union. Referred.
M ;DAw.s. Iep} Of Masa, from the Committee on Ap
s a asn a oo %
snS ashsTiss, 70 selected from .mons the
sy e1sa 'ss: %P: e III ss e.
A i b :n
Guiris. with veE q a.Serslnng vhehsr dminution
s s on hs The s %
aSeps ss pTInSS:0p IN Ss of measures should be
M FAsNswonTH, rep) of ILL.,, objected TO the consider
-. SALE OF IsDIAs LANDS IN wIsooKsIN.
M. ARMSTRONG. trep) Of Pa, from the Committee on
Indian AFFAIR." reported back with the Senate
o the sale Of certain lands reserved for the
OF the aenomonee tribe Of Indians in Wisconsin.
nj; bEcK, (dem) OF KY, offered Amendment pro-
mission for services regard the sale OF
the{ lands or the obtaining Of their annuites &C.
marked upon the injustice constantly perpeti aed the
Indians 10 that respect referring particularly
eIaction o. ththree and onshrd per cent commissions
from The Quawpaw Indians
Mr. Becks amendment agreed to the bill passed
POST OFFICE APPROPRIATION BILL.
Tho House then went into Committee of the Whole on the
Post Once Appropriation bill Mr. BLAIR of Michigan in
the chair Aiter dsposing Of the Committee and ae
. THE DHooKs-nAsTINGs CONTROVERSY
M. BINGHAM, (repJ Of Ohio, from the select committee
on ne controversy, reported the proceed
lngs OF the COMMITTEES Yesterday including Mr. Hastngs
communicaton declining to participate further In the nves
courts Of law and he should be forced into prema.
!nre disclosure Of the proofs also including communca-
non from Mr. Brooks stating his readiness 10 establish BY
evidehce the fact that Mr. Hutchings signed retracon
the be upon Henry D. Stone and that Mr. Stone Is still
The ;spqr ass contains refusal ~ Mr. Hasnss Ies
fy as I'd NE truth fasity Of the charges against Mr.
gI0Sas NJ Bingham therefore reported the following
s0yed That is he Judgment OF the House thai sy fa
son Of the refusal Of Hugh Hastings to testify before the
select Committee 70 the truth Of the accusation the Hon.
BY said Hastings and that the committee be discharged from
the further consideration Of the subject.
The resolution WAS adopted and the House adjourned.
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BARK MosrILE tBr) Leteuvre at Charleston from Cape
sces ss s. q 81:
a 5 OF
si Fl e.
and grounded heavy rolling her, commenced
and @gs r.
Ss " ~ nsg :; wan aS breaker: Re would permit until
as f ya which e 20
pei na
high 10 return 70 the bark the schooner brought 70
;a5. sSct to the MOss @ got he, about
5aSo ,ss Isyips a dangerous position
South Breakers "scSaf fhe saS wreck Is
70 be sold for The benefit of all concerned The registered
BAiH eTs!4Aya-rhe son.snse. Of cargo of bark Cen.
A Philips L Collins, Al South st.
BARK RosrsA, Pierson. from Bordeaux Nov "a for New
9uoque Il The Coast Weeins Co have sen, he steamer
BARK PROFESSOR tNG), Mahiesen from Boston for RAN
goon Is stranded on the reefs Of San Roque eIerons
Ing little water " 90 - -Dd A' 'u''e'0 'Op max
BARK FnEDsAEs Ncr) Broulund a, Philadelphia from
gale with heavy split rails received other damage
BRIG QUEEN OF THE SOUTH Burns at savannah before
mendou. sae with heavy @ and ad
away nearly an entire suit Of sails ports tore up,
and the cabin and sh'phouse flooded several times
scHn SUE ENsLow-The schr Daylight McFaddiu, arrived
Charleston 18th inst from Baracoa She brought pas
slow Captain Wyatt reports that the Sd Of January
while his vessel working out Of the harbor OF Baracoa
with the schr Coquee for Savannah both having
Spanish pilots on board was into vessel
Ensow being cut to the waters edge her mansa up
and main rigging carried away She put back to port
discharged and survey being held II found dam
age would largely to repair having an Oh 10 sell
the Enslow was disposed OF at that port.
sona LIZZIE , EvANs sahan, from Newbern, NO, for
Of shinnecock Light had been "a days OF Hatteras
Dec d. In heavy gale carried bstay split sails and
broke fore gan had been leaking per hour since
Dec 3d. had been short OF provisions Is days. supplied
BY schr Cora Morrison from Tangier for Boston, Holmes
Hole 18th.
scHR ELLA NAY, Mayo, at Holmes Hole, from st AIMS
Bay 2th ut experienced very heavy northery gales and
cams the entire passage split b, and vessel leak
badly the whole passage Chas Mahe seaman of Cape
Breton died OF fever during the PASSAGE put in with two
sick.
SOUR CHARLES A RopEs GRAY from Western Ranka nnt
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Almanac for New York This Day.
Sun rises. ......7 81 Moon rises morn OF
Sun sets. .... 8 OF High water. ..eve %
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY IS, 1871.
CLEARED.

Steamship Abyssnia (Br) Hanss, Liverpool via Queens.
town-C q Francklyn.
Steamship Erin (Br) Bragg, Lvorpool-National Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Nebraska (Br) Guard, Liverpool-winiams
GuIon.
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips Havana-F Alexandra
Sons.
Steamship Haeras Smith, Norfoik-old Dominion Steam.
ship Co.
Steamship Acushnet, Rector New Bedford-Fergdson
Ship Alexandra (Br). Brown Cork via savannah--Jas
Elwel Co.
Ship Europa tNd), Pichler, Bremen-Hermahn Koop 4
Co.
Bark Chlolis (NG), Lund. Liverpool Edye Co.
ders-Funch, Edye 4 Co.
Bark Goethe (Na), Koch Cork for ordersC Lnlng Co.
Bark Gessner (NGA Christopher, Bremen-Hermann Koop
4 Co.
Bark Annie. Smith, Adelaide and Dunedin Cameron
4 Co.
Bark Brilliant, Sprague, Matanzas-Jas Elwell Co.
Brig d Doane. Veazie Port Lods, Guad-Mnler 4
Boughton.
Brig q Geery, Conkin, 81 Jago-Eyans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr Susan Stetson Yates, Mobe-J ID Hurbut Il Son.
Schr Harriet Baker, Webber, Bamore-Wm Chalmers.
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AFFAIRS IN new ORLEANS.

Van Eaton, the Alleged Forger, Rcienscd-
His Rearrost and Departure for New
York.
NEW ORLEANe, JAN IS 1871,
Van Eaton released writ habeas corpus vas.
terday but immediately rsaresed on the charge OF
using counterfeit stamps In New York and brought
before Judge Duren this morning when he released
On his release Officer again arrested him. departed
with bis prisoner for New York
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ARRIVALS.


Steamship San Salvador Nickerson. Savannah Jan IA,
Steamship Hatteas, Smith. Richmond, City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
49, ss % nas to
Ship steson. Moore, London Nov 3d. with ndse. to
sss ss1P s2f May FAY
Sssssi ys!.s as-s!.I %.,ss g.. .qt
afas sas s' With
PeS bow, Carving away ,jlsIesn and gear fore
sss sove and
anchor and Is fathoms chain and carried fore
sH1
T y sn who Sa %
Ship California tof Boston,, wlcomb Alfalfa Mex, Sep.
ii oa had vsr &
to around Cape Horn, and fine weather with remarkable
%:? Hss iSsn
s. en sos e 2 NJ 81 a S % na: S dsy. Ia, 81
In collision Ss1 With III ship In s1s for New
hssa AssT
Jan S Phillips seaman Of London ased 70 years. died OF
s:Iss,I T,ysTpesi Sp IS a., s' %
Sc Winds II 1 until afmR s1 V1
o. d: saiss
ss r. g Aia sssss ss. e
NV WITH very heavy TheJ is anchoree at the South
@ with
spoEs brig oa Ses:s PSsdslphia lsllh
Pn p conmere on CODE bound west .Ap showing se''
Apsrsas Reid tSnaOn day: with railway
southern passage and had hne weather.
via Holly Head Nov 26 where put In in distress with
ron HincTsn s Had i a strong and sw gales the
soss:p pssssS jssp .s'-s 's'.
sP: 4.a.. II IN as as Z ss i d
short sins hsS ss trades Sh, . st q
soqF III o # :Son days.
cork. "a o Amsnf had modsrs!s weather; Wv
heavy gales most PASSAGE Is days north
fs5s GoISssopi. r Stern He:sin. ss day.. r,,h fruit
Pss IS s1s vssss; y i0S lcn v, spoke
from 1oE
With rS
westerly gales in the eastern par. Of the
ysssssS: s.a inst !:
sssy ss soc % wssS.i o
. H.ss @ Ansua " days. with
F1 ds @ Ssys
Brig Mattano Jarvis New Orleans IS days. with sugar and
mol.sses, TO master. Had light variable winds and hne
Schr Wellington (Br), Eagles. Demerara 10 days. with
weather. sailed IN company with brgs Northern Light
s.; q fsssss:s sssss &c
| Had strong northerty winds most OF the passage
~; SSsss s. @
With sSSS. Psa. Hr Ne New
Schr P Binns, Highly, Virginia.
Schr Hastings Tilton, Virginia.
sr Efy Manssm Virginia. fey os,oD
schr Emma Lathum, Eiis, Virginia for Fsirhaven.
schr Phebe Emma Small. Kelly, Providence for vir
| ginia.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Chesapea Johnson Portland for New York
"'sh teh mase an1 Ns pnsse 20 Ames
mdse, TO Dimock.
schr Il Baldwin, vre, New London for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr Josephine Ball klizabethport for Bridgeport.
sohr Goodwin, Waterbury, New York for Stamford,
BELOW.
Bark Kong Oscar Nor Larsen, from Taganros y pilo,
with mdse De Wolf Co (by pilot boat Ezra Nye,
SAILED.
Steamships Abyssina for Livepoo Nebraska do Erin,
| do; Cleopatra Havana. =
Wind at sunset NE.
Marine Dfsn ster~
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BELOW.

Bark Kong Oscar Nor) Larsen from Taganroa (by pilot
boat Jane, No u.
Bark Jennie rnsrong r), Brooks from Charente Dec
with mdse, 10 De Wolf Co (by pilot boat Ezra Nye,
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Passed out Of the Aotherbank 3d. Emily, Dinsmore from
A'T.J sEytE TSibaa Dsc Ne snowd0n Wood cads h
ssybsA, Dec cis-Arrived, John Mahues, Mayo. Aeran.
pssssH sss .sss ss5 3, Es;
F S Lizzie Wdaas snS henry nG9s Boston sb Fan
h s,EasS EaSa LEosr 20 Dec sass uouss,o. linton .,
ing very or the weather. which hsd been
very bad at the island
nssrr Sec susan SeJahsss rOd
New York. Anssps Pemariiqe ss DO po 8, ,o,,
NIB and sailed 18th for Sierra Leone l5h Thomss Pope,
American Ports.
Falmouth Tor or9ers Pharos Collier New Orleans; bark
Anna Barton. Frni, Phiisdepha Mary Ran.
"a Lizzie and brig ''ad'ra and both passed
isth-Arrived barks Ta,ay, Morse Buenos Ayres; AA
gafs ssS
@ bark ss.srsa NE 1s s.s
VIM S.sa:y Ls & BSsaa IA Nor
ass:: s:~
sissa s'h.s
aD Gi sosp spd sn, Hses. Fisk.
nBRiDoEPoRr. Jan is-Arrived, schr Lyman, Hills.
sailed Jacob LorlIara. wasson, Jerseycy: .,.
Guthrie Wright. New York, ,'''
mas a ''hr Grace
lsh.Arrved, brig Flora from New York; schr Harmona,
pl sailedNBark sks Walker Gulf of Me1co brig Fannie
DARIEN da Jan Arrived. bark GIpsey Queen tBr),
iSsh~hrrved, bark Theresc tNor) Albretbsen London
Ceared-Bark Geo Arkle tBr), Piper, Fowey, l.
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SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

Steamships Abyssnia for Livepool Nebraska do Erin
10; Cleopatra, Havana. = =.
Wind nt sunset NE.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment OF
q portion OF the money secured to be PAID. by
q certain indenture of mortgage made ard ex-
ecuted by Augustus Niles and Helen "a. Niles,
his wife, of the first part, to NJ. q. Ounton OF
the second part, on the ninth da.y of May, A.
ID. 1868 and recorded in the Office of the Reg
lister of Deeds for the County OF Van Buren, on
the 9th day Of May, A. ID. 1863, in liber l. OF
mortgages on page 326 on which mortgage
there il due at the date Of this notice the sum
OF one hundred and eighty-fve and 50-100ths
dollars, and no suit at law or in equity having
been instituted for the recovery Of the sand
sum due as aforesaid or any part thereof:
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF the
power OF sale contained in SAID mortgage and
the statute in such case made and provided, al
the following described piece and parcel oil
land situate and being III the County Of Van
Buren, and State OF Michigan, to-wit The
south west quarter OF the south east quarter OF
section eleven (ll) IN township two GU soutl
OF range fourteen QD west containing forty
(40) acres more or less, viii be sold at public
vendue al the front door of the Court House II
the village OF Paw Paw, that being the place OF
holding the CIIcnlt Court in and for said Coun-
t. OF \ an Buren, by the Sheriff of said County,
on the 23d day OF September next at ten o'cloch
III the forenoon OF said day, to satisfy the
amount thendue on said lndepture OF mortgage
with the costs and charges allowed by law AND
also fifteen dollars az an attorney fee stipulat
ed by the parties to said indenture OF mortgage
Dated this 2Sth day OF June, A. ID. 1871.
ALFRED a. DUNTON, administrator
OF tie estate OF VI. g. Dunton, deceased.
THEODORE +. HENDRcK, Attorney. SlSt1S
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PROBATE ORDER.

State ol Michigan, County Of Van Buren,, SIS
Alta session Of the Probate COurt for the
County of Van Buren holden at the Probate
Office in the Village ofPaw Paw, on Monday,
the Goth day Of June, in the year one thous-
and eight hundred and scventy-one. Pres
eut-Gcorge y. Lawton, Judge Of Probate
In the matter Of the estate Of EDWARD
NUTCIINo, deceased.
On reading aud filing the petition duly yeri-
fed, Of Betsey Iiutcbins praying for reasons
therein set forth that administration Of the es-
tate of said deceased might be granted TO viii
liam Hutchius or some other suitable person.
Thereupou il i: ordered that Monday, the
Oath day Of July, 1871, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon be assigned for the hearing Of said c
tition and that the heirs at law olsaid deceased
and all other persons interested in said estate
are required 10 appear at a session Of said Court
then 10 be holden at the Probate Office IN the
Ni.laee Of pow Paw, and show cause If any
there be why the prayer Of the petitioner should
not be granted: And it j. further ordered that
SAID petitioner give notice TO the persons inter;
eslld j. said estate, Of the tendency Of said
petition ami tie hearing thereof by causing "a
copy 81 thi. Order TO lie published in the True
Kor,Lcrnpr newspaper printed and circulating
in aai1 Comfy c. Van Buren, for three suscess-
i've weels, az least previous to SAID day OF
lc1gi.r. SlSt3
GEO ". LAYTON, Judge Of Probate.
a true copy. G. ". Lawton, Judge OF Probate
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment OF
4 portion of q certain indenture OF Mortgage
made and executed by Benjamin Randall Of
Lawrence, Van Buren, County, and State OF
Michigan, to Charles A. Moulton, on the twen-
ty-sixth day OF January. A. ID. 1858, and ie-
corded in the Office OF the Register OF Deeds
for the County OF Van Buren,, on the 9th day
Of March, A. ID. 1868, in Liber NJ Of Mortgages
on pages 1913, 154 and 155. which said indcn-
ture OF Mortgage was on the Goth day OF No
yember A. ID. 1868, duly assigned by the said
Charles A. Moulton to Joseph Gilman and
said assignment is recorded in the Office OF the
Register OF Deeds for the said County OF Van
Buren,, on the Goth day OF June, A. ID. 1871. in
Liber OF Mortgages on page 53S, on which
SAID Mortgage there rs due and unpaid at the
date OF this notice the sum OF four hundred
and twenty five dollars, and no suit at Law or
III equity having been instituted for the re-
covery OF the same or any part thereof:
Notice is therefore hereby gwen that by vir-
tue OF the power OF sale in said Mortgage
contained, and the statute In such case made
and provided the following described piece
and parcel of land situate and beng in the
County OF Van Buren, ana state OF Michigan,
known and described as Village Lot number
two CD IN block one CD IN Phelps addition to
tho Village Of Lawrence, according to the re-
corded Plot thereof will be sold in order to pay
the sum due as aforesaid together with the
costs and charges thereon allowed by Law and
also thirty dollars as an Attorney fee stlpu-
lated by the parties TO said lndenture Of Mort
gage at public vendue to the highest bidder, by
the Sheriff OF said County at the front door OF
the Court House in the Village OF Paw Paw
that being the place OF holding the Circuit
Court in and for said County Of Van Buren, OIL
the 7th day OF October next. at ten o'clock il
the forenoon of SAID day. S49tl3
Dated Paw Paw, July 5th, \. ID. 1871.
JOSEPH GILMAN, Assignee.
THEopoRE L. HENpRICK Atty for Assignee
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CHANCERY ORDER

state OF Michlgan-The Circuit Court for the
County of Van buren,. In Chancery.
Henry Wagar and William Boylan as execu-
tors OF Hector Wagar, deceased, We. Albison
Flumerfelt, Alice Flumerfelt, William S. lde,
Jason Garfield, trustee for Geo. Worthipgton
~ Co., and Hiram Il. Robinson. SUIT pending
in the Ninth Judicial Circuit at Paw Paw, in
Van buren, County, on the Esd day OF June A.
ID. 1871. Present-John Knowles, Esq, Circuit
Court Commissioner for said County. 1t salts
factorily appearing to me by affidavit on file IN
this cause that Jason Garfield trustee for
George Worthipgton, one Of the above named
defendants, is not resident Of the State OF
Michigan, but is resident of the City Of Cleve.
land, in the State Of OHIO.
On motion OF !. T.. Baruurl solicitor for the
complanants, it is ordered that said defendant,
Jason Garfield, cause his appearance to be en-
tered in this cause within three months from
the date Of this ORDER and that this order be
published once in each week for six successive
weeks in the True Northerner, newspaper
published III sad County, the first publication
to be within twenty days from the date hereof.
Dated June 3d. 1871. 848t7
JOHN KNOWLES, Circuit Court Commissioner
l. l.. BARNUM, for Van Buren, Co., Mich.
Complainants Solicitor.