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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
PRAYER FnR COLLEGES.

The last Thursday in February has been OBJ
served for many years day Of special prayer for the
,uiritua welfare Of tic students in colleges and uni
yerties but this year the time has been made one month
earlier As the former date thought too near Wash
iDgtons birthday. Appropriate services were held at
The New-York University yesterday morning, beginning
with meeting Of the Faculty and Students at TO- when
addresses were made by Prof Baird aud Prof Gillette
Al IL public services were held in the chapel at which
Prof Martin preached from Reveations iii, 90:
" Behold / stand al The door and Knock -,
uniou service 81 The Preshytelidn churches was hed
nj o'clock tie Forth Presbyterian Church III InTy
fouithst. Dr. Thomson, pastor, opened the meeting
with PRAYER, and afcrward remarked That they ad met
come with hearts fun IF love- and desire for the
answering OF their prayers. IL bccOhes MS, he sld 10
have an interest I'm the young men OF our Iand because
we have given them 10 the Lord. We instruct them
useful knowledge, but we cannot get at ter hears
20 10 create them God has promised TO create
In them clean hearts, and 10 renew night spirit within
,hCTn and we 10 Him praying that he VIII fuhll
His word This shOud be the groundwork o. orr prayers
DIR Han said that every Christian must bo greatly IN
tercsed the moral character OF the next gencIalO
and should Therefore make u special OBJECT O prayer
Jhffe was he thought peculiar necd l0f pray 2 IOr nc
,uiritua welfare Of students since every one Knows TIE
saline of REVEALS among that class Of young persons,
often, ministers and missionaries lie
couqidcTcd necessary fOr Christian people TO bc more
alert in looking after the religious character OF the i'll
,tutions where youths sent to he prepared COR col
lore Dixon said That It had been Observed IN the
history colleges that very few young men are con-
yered after leaving college The majority OF ministers
1Our-e of their studies In land, said he, the
,er az Students far exceeds that in any other cOun
10 and in them rests the hope OF church. and OF
ogr nation The great movements III the history OF
Jo., ore ia hone u lie world, and This fact should be
az to those observing this day OF prayer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
A yErrRAN COLDER DRuaaEp AND ROBBED.

AT fhe jefferson Market Police Court. Henry
Couch was ought before Justice Fowler yesterday by
Officer Duff Of the Tweniy-ninth Precinct who said that
h. found his prisoner lying insensbe on the sidewalk in
Ftayo and at first thought he was drunk, but after
ward discovered that he had been drgged. Justice
Fowler questioned the who said that lac served dur
ing the war OF the Rebellion and received wounds com
pelIjne him TO becoIse inmate Of the Soldiers Home
ri Worcester Mass by hard labor he accumulated sum
ent money 10 take him back 10 his home in Ireland
and arriving ID this CITY ON Aondas last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
IMPROVEMENTS AT HUNTERS POINT, L.

During the last six months there have been more I'M
provements carried forward in Hunters Point than ia
almost many previous years. The most important,
and costing the most, il the Union College Dock improve
mcnt the contract for which sl,0o000 Two tho'l-
sand feet Of dock, forming the angle OF Newtow Creek
with the East River has been completed ana tnc coz
tractors are filling ia space equal to dozen city
blocks, at the rate Of 600 yards per day. WITHIN rev
days H. $. Anable the agent OF Union College has s,d
10 lots in one parcel the high land overlooking the
East River upon which 40 rstcass brick houses with al
the modern improvements, have been commenced ana ~
more are to be under way Immediately The amount paid
for plot was $4sOO Most OF these houses VIII he
ready by May /. The fine large Baptist Church now
nearly completed will compare favorably wIth any
church within 20 miles Of New-YOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
DroohInn Real estate for Sale.
goun gsIan0 Real estate for Sale.

IGOR SAlE-In the town of Flushing, IL. l.,
Il arr.tc DAIRY FARM mile west Of Stewards properly
aiming SO OF tiSsc Ani
With ssi Lew HOUSE, containing 10 all the on Oa%
irss order: THIS Is rare ehan'f pi le'S"" ""s "
Nee, OF property. Fo. nill particulars inlnIe Of ,
49, MARSHALL FROST, Queens Post Ohce, L. l.,
X. OBhlBN Real Estate Agent,
~ Atlsnlic.s., BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
THE LAST OF TIE HERMAN FCNKE INSURANCE.
CAUSE.-THE PLAINTIFFS VICTORIOUS ~ 1--WE
OFT OF SIX.


SUITS OUT OF SIN.
III Part III. of the Superior Court, before Judge
Free man, the jury III the case OF Herman Frnke ana
others agt The New-York Mutual Insurance Company
found yesterday for the PLAINTIFF This Is the sixth ana
last Of series of brought by Funke against diiier
ent insurance companies 10 recover for the loss OF the
schooner Samuel Keys and cargo, while on voyage
from this city to Vera with the socalled Fenian
arms and ammunition In the first four the jury found
for the plaintiffs In the ffth Judge McCunn dismissed
the complaint. In his charge. yesterday Judge Freed
O) AS the ownership of the property ana us snip
meD; ) tO the seaworEess Of me vesse; sl as 70
the abandonment OF the vessel on me gh seir ~ NJ
the alleged generalization OF the property ana oI ~ 10
an alleged conspiracy ~ sink the vessel and cargo. -
Tie Court charged that 80 long as the vessel cond pe
brought into port by proper pumping aud management
there being imminent danger of storm or OF her slnk
ing so suddenly or under such circumstances as would
per the lives Of those on board, ~ was the uy oi lne
tain and to continue on board ana 10 colnue
their exeyOns the vessel that an honest error
of judgment in abandoning the Yessei Woud no, nc
sufficient TO defeat recovery by inc psh.s n '
if the captain was Obliged ny thc ere" 10 ea'e ie
sell that act would not forfeit the insurance. A. 10 me
ouestjon OF generalization, the Court charged ha sch
valuation of itself was not sufficient 10 Glscn,ISe VIZ
unGerwlcrsf but in such case the jury COMO only go 80
far to infer from It ds7,En on Hne Par h o g
t0 deraud; that to avoid the pOlcy te oveiviuao,,
Ions he faudueut that underwriters may insure hona
pose of earning large premiums ana hat Wieenel iiey
DO agree upon valuation, they are boin0 ny D. uh,es.
the valuation was procured IN the manner which the law
a. 10 the allie ed conspiracy the Judge charged that
the better plan was for the jury 10 cOhl'ct tbc
tVation with search for the motive which prompted te
painfs: that the Affirmative acts OF men were always
mpeed by motive either OF passion OF litelesI n'
whatever motive there Ia tais ease sprung rom IN
tres; that II the jury took the view presented by ne
H. tj,nony of merchants residing in Mexico that the
calgo was not insured 10 anything Ike what the parties
in interest might reasonably expect o realize there,roI
tb, 30 tr vessel was Insured. il seemed Improbable
fhf tbe owners and cap ain of the vessel should c0iSc
for her destruction; that IT, however iicy au9pie thc
,cv of tbe defendants that there was fraudulent over
yaiuaton and that the g0Ots were comparatively worth
less they would then have such motive aS TO render
~, almost inevitable conclusion that hcrc was desig
10 have the vessel sunk. The jury iouHd oi the 'IH
s1lI55 Nh d. Costa and Mr. IafsoAs Ion liit"i MI
EmiSett fer defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27


e6..wngt agt Cunningham 1853 stnmsel ast sehede'.
a. JGsts as; JasIh. i75. nsOus ago. Mihadc
SUPREME CouRr-CRcur-Pmr I-B.Dr. "opens at II
~. Van Brel sgt Walker. iess Chisholm at BCniy
s1i Srp -" pemsrr.t IisS Coeman AIT Lamb.
S15 Peace AIT aaltby. HIS. Cross sgt Justice.
s s5.. aifssn asi Scott ~ Buffalo, p
S5 S SHn,Ss a sT Van sSi So:rau ss Bsm'
i0Ji Bsker sgt Bainbrdre I2l3 .Bo,re sgt. Carroll.
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al sterseS at Whitney 1854. Davies sgL Winchester
1867 ny isI ns'' oPfG e.. Tsas e ss r
i5i..w sgt Peabody eat. 80 .Kr9y sr' Rogers
1874. Nat Bank agt wag- IN Packard ag Me.san
,,,o h a., Pant ios .We1is a a Bson
i57s hitler sgt Gedney. 1904. .siesIes agt- Mumby.
1884, Ocean Nat ag 1916 Meyer agt Commonwealth r.
a5 r Ros ssa .Ss Lane 1888 wci,% ae Cove
t Yaclcdoaa g li"e 1870 Ie de ng 3eS sr
j2A. Bpsn sgt Bssion. 1853 Hams agt story.
SUPREME CouRr-GRsEa,r rsny-lseR.u,s. P. J., BARNARD
and CnsDoIo j. "Opens a. 10. a m. v,,
s ap nsI ~ yeS@ 80 mes,n as sndssop
% ..paton AIT Gould a 70. PoI'et ast G hds I,,
a. GG'it sgt naff4 Cop 2s.. wieA. saith j.
81. Ad Ssi 90 at e sod4 br%:
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..wlsu. Cous e. Grqhn as' p Bennett
2S..Y Y. Bowep Fire las. Co. 2GS amos agt Rus, Russell.
scrEron corkr-TRI TEnaPAHI L-hccuSs J-open' at IL
PART II-FRsEDsAs, J.-open' at II an
80 S5 k ,tf eo.er a. asG Till
u.s. Campbell asi Prees NJ penpsey Igt Han
9' B.,1w"n a. Is; a Kober en- Of Detroit Barr
go Smith Commonwealth 299 Henderson agt nanoaGy
49, Smith ag Baltic Fire Stroud at ThFave r. r.
u. Smith sgt Exchange Fire ""
coyvoy PIEAs-TmAL TrEg-PARr L-LAKRgsoEE. L-opeps
az. Eleven. g, al AIT O;CsI so. Powers ag. Witty.
The above cu,cs are that will be called this Term
r>r,p Sr.ry pI.rRcr CouRr-y ADNRt1Y-BATchFoHD, j.
p,,i, ct a. art perGtgra 81 Penny sgt Steamboat J. C.
0@is a ss S'a" 49, w Eec, ca t 4 ST. Schooner
4sT,r Steamer G'u Me no. Laee AZ e. A'"rsnp'P
%. Hughes ct H. agt Cameron
c,e~ .y ,rrrAtaaLBAyy Jas. &The following is the dag
"a -nlas Tor Jar. p: N"s. 81. ~ y, ~ o., otl
= P,gefsrl, 81 I'cn- IL Kfne,lo set. Back.
-; v ir s Coe et al 40 p, liza agt. en-.
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a' ronsn1 -s Mcteh ~ p i "st w. vi
81 9lg!, g. Jol9soH' 80 "T,eT sgt ya1itsS
80 as, ci ct al 81, - soals' So i frar
4l9..shlag ssl GcrnaDA Fire W o o1 ~ ya!sl
a. was:oacf ag, s;outenbcr.. iy3 orrsa Az NGl.e
Imperial IN. ms Co. at .e VA yS'1 a s s.rstop
m g, il.a',o9 ton s,,,peir o. Wai.isGr.t art Miller
.Copend 'st Fourth MT g Eio tt s A2goL
29s neIpre agi Campbell $50 .Gnen sgt ClarA.
81 s %'ss az e h adi9 Co. lsS5is 81 E5
l61. AIT. Phillips 'bSSss @kG nns Riacbam
ssme at ssne soi cc, gsp "a cayaiash
~ molony aet. Potter 500 Boesa ast. W.n -, rem
a. Gamhr sgt sedenbery :Oi COIN sst ,' R1cfnc
80 ia"s ss roomon .oo .ieel asL ST. Sei'A' BARI
~ COMPTON ait Dkeuan 80 Cooper ast Tunll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

4 FEMALE spECULATOR-BLACK FRIDAY AGAIN
In the Kings County Circuit Court Part H.,
before Judge Tarpen, Hcster $. DwneIc sued Francis
w Walker 10 recover $92o, when Sic alleges she lost
uuder the following circumstances: ON the 2ctl OF
August 1862 che placed in The hands 81 lirr cousin >iVD'
,ynrtb a 900 each These were To- -. used for stock
III, s,ould suf.r no os4 She ha4 been able 10
obtain from him the return of the morey or the nohd.'
me defendant ayS that he made promise of The sort,
Int thai if WAS an ordinary business transnCil"n HIS
e1nsin nlaccd The money and the bonds In is hand, for
~ i'm succuttions for her. but lac not Ia be Liable To-
J in any yyoV They were 20 used, mourning 0's az
over IS GiO which swallowed up a Of Mrs. DWlrcr
money and bonds as tie bonds Only soitI SJV' 'Se
fill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
uoEr RAILROAD DISCIPLINE N BROOKLYN.

NoEE RAILROAD DISCIPLINE IN BROOKLYN.
The following communication from Corpora
lion Counsel DcWit Of Brooklyn TO Railroad superih-
teudcut William richardson transmitted to the lat
teI gent oman yesterday:
OFFICE OF CORPORATION COUNSEL, CITY bALl
HROOKLYS, Jan. &C. 1871. .
10 WN. RiCUAEDsOE csq, Proprietor C AHd""cSf o''"
M. on lie 10TH day OF January, $780, the common
C0rc OF this Cify III virtue 81 authority RIVeht by a"
Gycd tlr rate Of fare your road as follows
Faro OF adults h be five cents when not pfOVlneu
will fcofs children twelve years OF age ana over Two
wear 70 De charged three cents children Oi l"O years
81 age and under 10 pass iiee" ,,...o ,t..or,, ~
ILave cone carefully tie legislative history VI
Ms fi1,ect and although for aper0d 81 war W. lli
position 81 sIigt Federal tax gave color OF ilgh 10
what higher charge, yet that tax having Dee re-
m3spd, lsd That now thc original ordinance exlstS
without quliidc; ton. 80
You charge eix gents for adults on yonr ronte
To many passengers this exacton ls doubtless iislR
ic; bat 20 the poor OF both sexes, VINO IN 30 slIsht
nnInAela 70 upon your 10 their places OF DAILY t0
IL becomes matter OF the kcencSt Importance whatever
may be- your paati0D this charge ~ III de
nance OF law aud IN violation Of your obligation with
Tie city.
70 my duty 10 such Oufrages night, and unless
within ten dan yOn make fan compliance with TINS
ordinance, shall take the sw1it<st anG most ebca0s
sonisc II pat II into execution. Very truly your 0Ddt
sryanf, WILLIAM G. DEWITT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
MOTIFS.

The baseball fraternity have never been so
t Or go deeply interested in making preparations for
Gaming campaign as they are, and never before,
t this carly period the year, has so much Interest
been manifested In regard to the movements OF Leading
lavars Among the topics OF conversation III netroIo
~, seall circles + the recent REORGANIZATION OF Hc
nid Atlantic Club the senior champion cuD OF me tou
trv As there 10 no legitimate championship trophy III
existence and as the question which of last years hleS
championship for 1870 Is G't III apcg
once likely to he settled, The desire 10 id'
the lead The legitimate champion Gun 9r io.l 20 81
ducinp every prominent professional cup 10 man,
streeus eycrions TO enter the field in April next WIN
~ strong ard weI-trained nine as tey can procure.
Thus far club has positively excced III heclIht ~ o
strongest players, az none nave YET compete" INC"
Of fhe Mutual nine Of this city, Ferguson has been en-
ga red as capfain with Start u play it las;, anu rp
49, M Inc nine Of 1870, Hatfield, EGgcr, ana latteT
, win uay i'm the outer field aud &. Mllls ana "oor
se Ia catch and pitch Ferguson ether Paying hT'pu
base or short field. Swandcll ana irl' TOO VIII po IL
pearce zeftlein and Chapman remain with inc Atnn,
t. and IL is proposed 10 I'll the places oi thoSe WHO
ieayye With yOnng Brooklyn players .
INC Athletics Of Philadelphia nave orgahlzrd VIZ
e.rong nine for 1884, including Malone, McBde fHer'
Reach Myerle, Radcliffe Cnilbert, seSy. ana TO-,
one Of the strongest Of the professional ihes vi III
will he the NyInlcs Of Washington Wbch lhcu'lo1
SON Braiuard r. Mills, Swcasy, Waterman, fofce, Lcoh
ard BerthrOng, ana Beils. ,,o ,,o,,,uo, kino
Tic lawmakers retain McGary, McMuHcn ME-
Bean Cravcr and Yorc, and will have Flyhi feh"oi"'
WGOlycrton, and others Of their OLD nine. 49,,
The Chicago Club do not seem 10 nave ~ ~, xenr
selves thus far playcrs az they dh ,aht se
They will have Wood, McAtee, Pnkhaln, Dnny ino9
and King hut ode Cutlbcrt, and Myefle have lett
The Cleveland Forest City Club VIII muster NcirS
strong nne including White, Pratt, Carlton, ki'ii'
sutton, Ward, Huebcll, Allison, and Atwater. ,o
Brown, Nelson, PIKE, Hall, Birdsail, Bearmai, ana
Gfrayls in town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
Sales bp Auetlon

t;go. A. Lg.yr1. Auenoneer. -, ,,,,roNr
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, s IlslN ny y
HALL A,torpace and Eghhs LtAcil - n sn sn,S
A. MKnwls. Arcteneer
DY BANGS, MERWlN 4 co, bIo aI way, cor Of
ID Ahm-ss Iools Works Of Art fHn WV ~'G
DpIn.W Ian "a et D. M Sale 81 many Ms" ~ Nv ,DNS
@ hh.I.omeIr IiusRATED BOOKS and slardar WORKS
me Of them scarce
by H. BISIIOPkICk, Auctl0npell, ,.,.,o, ro,
AUCTION BALE pmscs - ilhenyp,s,e Tween hs1
- nd ,e,s. sts brooklyn o'clock ~ on FiupAi jan ~
1871, all the .,.,,,y AVN pPpsONAL PROPERTY
l. A., ,ang consisting In part Of hc power engine TWO 'nosf
~ sirsm num- shafing pnies bcI'ng mfee >o, ah
"m ot French burr mill Office arnllnIe ano as &c a
horses, carriages, one SeF"' wv 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
Counlrn j]roperin TO let.
rUrN0inQ G@os, N-r.

AT WIN. EVERDEi.L's SONS, No. l0i fui-
~ tepst-W EpDiNl CARDS AMI fiNk SiAiioShs th's"-
i.,ct l8Sl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

ii)eolrhesier Gounip Real estate for Sale.
L.,
ris II sa. Mo a1 PURCHASES S BROS
V1ARM FOR SALE, at q BARGAIN, in west
chester County one mile Depot or two miles anu
L,lf fon T,rryoNn; house barn ani oGtbungs Apply 70
Ia" "0'' '"''' J. ROMANO BROWN l,sSo Broad~Ay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

THE LOWER C4LIF0HNIs CONpAyY. gYau,o, II pe argsr
psr o. Penasa ssy from 3s te u li;pc sostt
5h degree ncuanZ -ris bass ar other del ed a With ;s
Minerals Pslencs and ofr r. chs, IIeysl 91eg
EXEMPTIONS. PifgiLnf r., AND ADVANTAGES
Coons Of tie u-df ta f.cTs lie
Mexican Government. Among .he,e aTe
ioia FROM Tayat0n.
iyesrtian from NItary Service Of the courfy.
hgt import goods free ~ 1t azi oi snf a'sfon
The right cg a8 al equalization, ile Ter oss
laws, and elect tier olocss
TO TIE FTpsT 600 CoLosTs oP DEslRaBLE cIAss ONLY
viii b. deeied after fgcght nse.e ai ;ie err 20
tee by the Company PRIZE OF COST oi sch Lid. tsy nsy
Themselves select on the Pc 4raula,
1GO ACRES OF LAND
I, each settler With rigcgs sferTai nsinr aaeso,
lsBd on most fForc Zach coirf - h e
CITY LOT FB3 EAOse wishing % tke a. n A sAe s-S
plains ej@c,1; 20 fae
MAGNIFICENT BAY OF MAGDALENA,
be San Dero on the Psc sh there b. the Pehe
stslzp-, II days O Ncg-YeS ard b. esssl% Ire
climate gol; the sgl prla,e ra,ag iso
crops and vegetables tbs heres issaii Tms
cheap interior taneacy Tc IN mineral e9 sFsf
qac copper az! ober anl IIc Lose ornzns are
to have the country str " ooons lie M crop OnS
planted in kebrus,y, psrtic. 81 oiAl starr atone
Where's, toe CopauT dSs receive directly or f.et sn-
dollar Coonis lsnd psssges the tuta Of It's
statements cannot be Ielsora.ly questioned
Passage Panama dec; W Aglalene rfC ineunz iOo
No other exposes 70 settler. - x . ., -
Caiforns Corapshy, No. % william St; SeN-Yorx
WATER POWER FOR RENT or SALE.-Tbe
w Onstouic fine Nh Sites yaer power,
unsurpassed facilities Are oly three osra isoa
NeS.iora raosl and Communication. A1drs
oUsArONiC wATLa Co. Derby. Com
100 ACRES Peach, Grape, and Cranberry land
OO for Sale. Inquire 1th stamp OF A. EATON, Somerset HIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
100 ACRES or LAM

TO TIE FIpST JnGS COLoIsTg OP DESIRABLE CIAs ONLY
viii h. deeed after e.e. ail uts eT. tt - an
tel by the Company PE OF COST % sch Isd tsy maj
,,a,eselvcs eect on fhe pe.iruls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
Conutrn ReaI Csiate for GaIc.

E0R SALE or TO LEASE-A new FACTORY,
with 21hosse wafer; ores oal c7g dyeag-h hogrdng
hore. ra &C.: yi1 A. miles 81 GeNYof -efr g.on R4lIoa
Pagticeiars at EMPiEg 2. f. Co., ? & R5vcryrN. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

DUILDING SITES from r.rs Tor sAissS owner
= fl MiAsKIEL, Orange N J., or by hAAA"'
ITO Broadway N j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

FARM of 81 acres in Ocean County, M has "a
N Tor sAE, en.er sss .1a ss ss's oaSsa
good ' me. SO pssehces an acre depot and
and Young apple orchar Ne two ".ns climate aid healthy
u. ~ MO, half remain on moitsas" FARMER
INV Rox 40 Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
FREE TRaDBl

40 FENCES NECESSARY!
no SALOONS! 40 GAMBLING HOUSES AND 80 ROUGHs;
HOMES FOR TIE POOR,
HEALTH POy TIE RICH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27
CovyiLBy Judge Blatchford.
COrRT CALENDARS TINS DAY

SrPRHuY "opens at 10
Calendar called at II IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-27

The ql 10 iyo goods free ~ igr Of icios.
The rs h cs manic al osgaalauoa, e TER oss
laws and elect tier oicess.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-04-14
CHANCERY SALE

BY VIRTUE of decree made in the rcuit
Court for the County of Van Buren, in Chancery
in a certain cause therein pending, wherein Jane
5. b Rogers is complainant aud Josiah Hay
den, Elizabeth Hayden, John r.. Baker and
Chandler Richards are defendants. bearing date
the twelfth day of April, A. u. 1870 shall
sell ut Public Auction to the highest bidder, on
Monday the twentieth day of March. A. u.
1871, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
at tho front door Of the Court House in
the Village of Paw Paw in the County of
Van Buren, and State of Michigan the follow
ing described land viz: The east thirty Fl We
acres of the west half Of the west half of the
northeast quarter of section fifteen (15) in
township two (2) south Of range fourteen 14)
west. in the County of Van Buren, State of
Michigan, containing thirty five acres more OF
less.
Dated January %, 1871.
JOIN KNOWLES, Circuit Court Com'r.
STEPHENSON Il 3ARSUM,
Oomplainant's Solicitors. s26t7.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
Saturday, April the sth, to take place az the
same place and hour of the day.
Dated March 90 1871 S34tS
JOHN KNOWLES, Cir. CT Commissioner.
STEPHENSON BARNuN, Oomprts Solicitors.
The above sale is hereby postponed until the
9th day OF May, A. d., 1871, at the same hour
and place.
Dated April 6, 1871.
S37 JOHN KNOWLES Circuit Count Comr.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-04-14
PROBATE ORDER.

State of Michigan. County Of Van Buren,, SIS.
At session Of the Probate Court for the
County of Van Buren, holden ut the Probate
Office in the Village of Paw Paw, on Monday
the twentieth day OF March, in the yeafonG
thousand eight hundred and seyenty-One.
Present George w. Lawton, Judge OF Pro-
bate.
In the matter of The estate of lieman logan,
deceased.
On reading and dling the petition, duly yeri-
fed, Of Emily Logan, widow Of said deceased
praying for assignment Of dover out OF the es-
tate OF said deceased.
Thereupou il is Ordered, that Monday, tEe
seven eenth day OF April, 1871, 40 ten O'CLOCK
in the forenoon, he assigned for too hearing Of
said petition aud that the heirs az law oi sait
deceased and an other persons Interested ~
said estate are required 90 appear 40 a session
Of said Court, then 70 holden az the Probate
Office in tho Village OF Paw Paw, and show
cause if any there be why the prayer oi th1
petitioner should not be granted: And d. la
further ordered that said petitioner give notice
To the persous interested ~ said estate OF the
tendency of said petition anC the hearing there
of by causing copy of this order to he PUB
lished in the True Northerner a newspaper
printed and circulating in sad County OF an
Buren, for three successive weeks at least pre-
vious to said lay OF hearing. S3ft3
GEO ~. LAYTON, Judge OF Probate.
true copy. @. w. LAwToN, Judge of Probate