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CLOSING pRIoEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
MONDAY, July 29.-6 P. NJ.

-s MONDAY, July 1915 Pm
CorrEE.-The market generally remained quiet and
prices unchanged We hear of sales of $500 bags Mara
cato, per Impulse and Louisa d. private terms and
1000 bags Rio, FER Julia E. Haskli, at New Orleans,
on private terms We quote Rio ordinary cargoes
l5'4c 15sc.; fair do, l6s4c lie. good do IKE
7Ac; prime, lsc ls,4c gold per h., 80 days; Mara.
cabo lo1ac &c.. Laguayra, 7Isc. 1886. ST Domin.
go, l4c; Java. l9c. a &C.. gold. per ID.
Co1r9S-The demand for spot cotton was extremely
limited, and quotations. although unchanged are more
or less nominal Future delivery only moderately
dealt In and at decline Of slice c. per H. The sales
Consumption .?slR as saturday 1's"'"s 1' IL
For future delivery basis low middling the sales have
August = 3 . sSsfs aS9 {e s SSGsS at
So al S sNSsy e ~, at 2Sc; detoee iS5 at il
Slsc Ct y hlSS a. 1876 200 At 10 Lie S0yem
Se d sellers n option Ss year. az
Assas SsS fs islso sstss Ss; ss at
c o at q $50 al at c 's 6 at 800 at at
20sc, 100 at 9loc OU 400 at 20 9l6c 800 at
Hsc Jog e DIS 100 81 20 slss 0ctobes 100 e. Igc
December sOj at shc. Exchange-Aagnst loo for Sep.
tembeg loo even; lsc paid to exshanss 500 august
sess oan rsSsBsi Noble
yannal, 4; Charleston, 81 Norfolk I0I; New York, 60
Iotas6s This day last week. sSe This day last year.
Rates 1S9 e. SS p Sc
burg by steam, "a, compressed; BY SAIL Ne to Bremen
by steam Ac gold compressed By SAIL &c. to Baltic
Nc We quote -
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GALVESTON, July 20 1872:
bales.
ssod aas, gross 1872 Exports c0aswiss ia Sales
Cotton nominal-no price given. Stock, lOS5 bales.
Cotton quiet; middlings Gle Net receipts 4baies Ex.
ports coastwise, l4s. Stock Laos.
Cotton dull middngs nominal Net receipts, bales
Exports coastwise, sl9 Stock, $780,
:: siI Z 81
5; T. :;
Tobacco; small business. fr,c:e. unchapssS 81 TX
Flour in good demand and market sx steady sales &c 10y
$!sssss s%s Il
S.s;, ys5;ss - d:s5sS
ass 80 PEI PEI 10. HsSSSns. sss capsi -%hss!
aa:sn RsIrcsS '!s
se bushels Ssw WEE tb asSSY @ hsssP
d9 sne Ry os sss
Grain In ssi; 4; ss xa i s5Ei III d,
0f a. 0ffs sss s g.
~ sSssl IT'D 81 Hi 81; saPsy
MsSs bushels Canal ':s eo @D O Sa
bakers u 50 IS; amber % Ha s55;whis, 81 sssS
Milwaukee No 2sPring g % chicaS No. spring. 81
y stronger and an ADVANCE OF & e Mc SINCE sa.u
at BE-. 10000 do do, at 52hc; 5000 do do at 62l Oats
advanced &c Sales 40bushels at &c., s,O00 do 36c
Barley unchanged
CHICAGO, July 30 1872
Flour-Demand light; holders firm Minnesota extras
Gsss W wheat . active and higher; No spring q %
= TX August ,slt2sN septe%bei; No. spring 81 IS
2mixed 42xc 1s,lc cash and regular; August 45iIc
Steady rye sS in 9 al;
asmsnd. and And sSd d No; 10
steady s.; ss E1!D,ss%ss% S1t; h :ldsiss
= 81 ah August Lafd quiet and Unclaimed; winter,
aers, ~; :ss short rib mSdaIess Nc 7Nc Bacon
rib sides SIC sse clear sides &C. asa ;hans-susar
on corn to Buffalo l2c. to 0swego Receptsss006 bbs
flour, 1000 bushels wheat 10000 do corn, l6OO DO oats
5000 bushels wheat 1909 do. corn, 5000 DO oats 100
do bar ~ ~"
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OFFICER TEXANS TOURNAMENT,
y OF THE HERALD

DEAR sIR--fn the HERALD Of Sunday, 2sth inst
q statement appeared calculated to asperse the
character Of Police Onlcer jeremiah Tehan and
stating that that officer used nhuman violence and
acted in q reckless manner nourishing revolver
aud shooting black and tan dog. Evidence then
adduced IL far from correct as that officer never
drew revolver on that occasion, but when he
went TO discharge his duty as q faithful, public
ties arraigned deg being set at him, which bit
him In the calf OF thu leg. And after bringing his
prisoners to the station house and showing his
wounded leg TO the sergeant In charge three police
officers were sent back TO Kill the dog which one OF
them did with club. Omeer Tehan never used
either his club revolver. This is the whole truth
or the AFFAIR, Notwithstanding what prejudice and
malice may say 10 the contrary as was an eye
witness TO The whole transaction
NEW YoRK, July ~, 1872. AMBROSE AHEARN,
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The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank to-
day were as folows;-Gold balances. $l.so5, 1888;
currency balances $500, 1926 gross clearances,
81, 100000.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $91, 900
on account of interest and $4,000 in redemption
of fve-twenty bonds
MONEY THREE PER CENT.
The future OF the money market continues to DO
discussed in financial circles. In August the
Treasury will sell s7,OoO,ooo gold and absorb
very large amount Of gold for customs
under ,.ssS new EariH; While the bond pur.
chases win be $6,00O,O0O, II that amount
can be obtained at par in gold. There is no doubt
that the Treasury will be enabled to sell all its gold
owing to the prospective mercantile demand but
it is doubtful If $6OoOoO0 bonds can be bought at
par in gold. The indications are certainly in favor
Of the Treasury absorbing legal tender notes In
in part payment for gold without finding an outlet
an equal amount Of bond purchases. This alb
sorption Of both gold and greenbacks is likely to
lead to higher rates Of interest on call during the
month OF August,
STOCKS STRONG.
The railway and miscellaneous speculation to-day
was firm on the early dealings, with an advance In
few shares. Pacific Mail advanced to TN, Rock
Island to 112%, and Columbus, Cincinnati and In
diana Central to SIX. In the afternoon the market
telapse4 int2 very dull condition. and prices gen.
Orally declined. Pacific Mall fell rom TX to !eA;
Columbus, Cincinnati and laalspas Central nom
sly to s7%, and Rock Island rom 1l2A t2 1l?h.
Northwest Common was weak throughout the day,
with occasional rallies, and ranged frofd 763I to
75A. Erie ranged from SIX to 52x, and was dull
The fluctuations outside of the shares mentioned
above were slight and unimportant
The following table shows the highest and
lowest prices OF the day: -
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

SVUIHEhN sECUhITIES.
The following are the prices OF Southern securi.
ties:-Tennessee sixes old, 73h; do skies,
new. 70; Virginia sixes old, A.: do. skies,
consolidated bonds, SO; do. deferred, 1914; Geor.
eia SKIES TO- Go. sevens endorsed; 81; North Caro-.
lima SKIES old, 3d. do to North Carolina Railroad
Company Al; do, Funding act, 1866, % do. special
tax, 49,; South Carolina sixes g.; do.
SKIES January and July, 80 do,
April and October, 27x; Missouri skies, o4h
Louisiana skies, 49, Connecticut skies, o9h; Rhode
Island skies. I01; Arkansas scvens L. R. p. B. and
n. o., "A; Arkansas sevens, NJ. o. and r. R., 43;
Texas tens, 1870. SIX; OHIO Sizes 1856, 1os; Ken
lucky skies, 100; Michigan skies, 1873, s7h New
York registered Bounty loan, lo7; do coupon do
l07 do. skies, Canal loan 1874, 1851; do. skies,
do, 1875, log; do. skies, do. 1877, LOG.
CITY BANK SHARES.
The following were the bids for city bank shares
New York, 1874; Manhattan, Isl; Merchants, III.
Mechanics 1885, America lao; City, $50; Phenix 1o1
Tradesmens, las; Mechanics and Traders, 1876
Ga,latin National IFS; Seventh Ward, 1oox; state
of New York, 11Oh Commerce, 1l0; Mechanics
Banking Association, los; American Exchange, IFS
Bank of North America, 1925 Irving, l25; Metro
politan, 134h; Market, 1851; Nassau, loeh; Corn
Exchange, 1875; Continental 91d; st. Nicholas 11o
Commonwealth, 49, Importers and Traders, 172;
Park, $50; Mapufacturers and Merchants 101 New
York National Exchange, 81; Central National, 100
Fourth National, Ill; oriental, ITO,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
is quiet Prime bankers sixty days sterling bills
quoted at lOe,s to 1927 sight 110s, and cable
transfers l1O%. A sale OF 100000 sterling prime
bankers sixty day bills for Saturdays steamer was
made at 100 Gle.
THE sUBTREAsURY REPORT
Gold receipts $35a,Oo9; gold payments, $lee,I74 ;
gold balance, $780, sa7 currency receipts s7se 2oa
currency payments. Sass, lls; currency balance,
So5l5, COZ; customs receipts. t217,ooo.
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GOVERNMENTS ARE STRONG,

closing up at the following prices United States
currency skies, l141S HAS; do. do, 1881, regis
tered, 1152l lle; do. do, coupon l17s4 117; do.
fve-twentles, registered, May and November, 115%
a 116; do. do, 1852, coupon, do, 115X 1l8; do.
do, 1854, do. do. 115% 1le; do do, 1866, do do,
1893 1less; 9o, Do, 1851 registered, January and
July ll4x IFS; do. 1866, coupon, do, 114X a
11s; do. do, 1857, do do, 1863 1854; do. do,
1865, do. do, 115k 1854; do. tenforties, regis
tered, 111;S 111%; do do, coupon, l12% 113; do
fves OF 1881, registered, l12K 1929; do. do,
coupon, 11334 113H.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
The following were the bids for the railway mort.
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from Do to stetin, 200 bbls refined do Is Co. or ii TO
Konigsbcrg, Is. Cd
sti remains dull There is little

tIO ~ 70 cetun osV upis renheu no., ~ Vo, or II 10
ssSs s y rs%Ss: dull o There is little
ssvs Centrifugal and mixed. is j. sss. s. e
Mascoyado refining. SOC a $50
Musc0vado, grocery Ac 3Sc
torto Rico ;.....,............ a Soc. a 0Oc
EE Eng nr,d Islands. - sc &c
NAVAL spirit, turpentine the market Was STs
isi 9 D Ssss sas
@ g should
nS is 81 ao 100 ss g. 81 a" lsr %as as sS
and nominal change In Pitch was also
S$snso to-day the marks. for refined
~
81 zac Crude in bulk was quiet and Shade rm na:
asss Ct sa'ss q
O Samnsi ,sS ssdy a s
SSSssd ns%!hss iss .S%s !Ss o SS'I
sss ss '$ss
hardly sS s' Be- W.
saSSs S'ss s?Sisa Ta' SsSs
ssS s sSs
400 bSs IN Now York for BALANCE S%ontS, at sc anu
6 ana rdss and @ gss
market pork very quiet but prices
Assas ms
gust to September, on terms not made public. Tho lob
bns trade was small sales Of mess at S3 20
short clear but the higher prices asked checked business
Ssa and ss str nS Sear VIZ @ d sa5
extra :. heavy to medium and SIC. for pigs.
a 1f%sfa s' saa UT
S' SS' 'Sr Sei
Beef hams y, continued quiet and without psTcepti6e
pss sasn IL ee
All & were N tar request hams
lions remained unchanged Lard-The market for West
ern was rather moro actve but weak and closed tame
ssS ssss s'y 20 mass q Rs g Sy
tercSs for August and LOCO terces for September all at
&c. New quoted Of SIC. City lard was shade easier
SuaAR-There has been much better nemand for re-
lining grades today, and prices ruled steady The sales
loot up 46 hhds chiefly refining Oubas, but including
quotations. also 200 boxes centrifugal private terms.
and NE lssc Gsrds W. .cata IN
prme 70 ' sSolc rs S r ESSi
81
s a!snfsss ~ * 4 g. I'll s' Z
X HG common TO- & p4l%s & sro rsrG
s9ic Manila-spperior and extra superior 7lc &c.
RICE vas II fair request Ct & prcss Sales 81
ana so bags Rangoon at t. ! ne. '' ~.
SrEARINk-NO business and prices consequently still
TALLow.-The market was shade stronger, but quiet
sss; Ts %sE s, ASKING qss
at the close.
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THIEVES AT A PRIVATE BATHING ESTAB.
LISHMENT

Three young scamps, named respectively John
Smith, John Mcdonald and william Dynan, were
yesterday arraigned at the Yorkyiie Police Court
Thomas Steinagle, keeper at Braun's bathing
establishment at the foot Of Sixtysixth street,
East River, testified that the prisoners had at
tempted to get possession Of q gold watch, chain
and gold studs the property Of Jacob Smith, of 70
Seventh avenue. They possessed themselves Of
Mr. Smiths check which they presented to the
Keeper, and demanded the property mentioned
when he caused their arrest. They were held for
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoNpoN, July 29-5.OP NJ
Consols and securities closed unchanged
PARIS BoJRsE.-PARIs, July "a M-Rentes opcped az
IS francs.
LIVERPOOL Corroy MARKgT.-LIvERrooL, July 2Q-5.9O
p. M.-Cotton closed quiet and steady at unchanged
prices The sales OF the dav 1900 bale which
1000 bales were for speculation and export. Mddlng
upands 9z1d middlng Orleans, lohd. iO4d.
$50 p M-Breadsuffs market dull, with no change in
prices.
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arc qualify
not more than half grade above below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR AND GRAIS.-Receipts-Flou a2l4 ibis wheat
9400 buslels 476N7 do al, $40 bbls and
us bags oats, 2dl 1913 bushels The -four market was
steady under moderate inquiry, in port export and
local wants The sales foot up about II so bbs of which
l1O bbls. were Southern and $50 bills superfnc rye
all at prices wi the Of quotations Corn
continued IN moderate request, with sales reported
$50 bbls, 81 % Is for Western yellow, and IS W for
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WhcAt was rne nrmer at the opening ana safes werc
made At rather better prices but at close the market
heavy The sales were about 1900 bushels at 81 ~
q e for Chicago q Sls for Milwaukee closing a. the
Corn was dg and declining The gales were confined e
aGSatmciosing dull a. &c se 6e,ae Gle for
6sf Csc for DO white Oats were dull and lower The
mixed Western afoa 4,c &c tor white Western on the
and nominal In the absence of transactions
FREIGHrs.-Ony moderate business accomplished
n berth regh,s owners Generally holding rates above
the views of shippers. The charterng business was
moderately sctivs the call being almost entirely for
and 10 some Instances higher The engaeements were ;.
iod SU bushels corn late saturday, AZ 9Ad and by
rosn lo hhds tailow and 100 boxes extract wood
y ya!e terms The charters include "A German bark,
hence TO Bremen 800 bbs refined petroleum, Is. Cd.
British brig about $50 tons 70 london general cargo at
lump sum OF f56g Norwegian bark, hence to Esnore,
for orders 1000 bbs refined petroleum Is 3D. or direct
"a OIL British bark hence to Antwerp, Bremen
Hamburg 800 bbls refined petroleum, g. North Ger
Ibis refined d. q Is Sd an American .h,p hence TO
hence e Cork for orders oo bb,s naphha e Cd or II
Baltic SlU bbis refined petroleum. Is 81; British
Kingdom. aSW bbA refined d., ats d.; British bark.
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THE COUPONS or THE BONDS OF GREENE
county Missouri maturing August will be paid on
aud after that date at tho National Park iank New York
w. ~ u0RNBkAK, CQmlnissiopsr.
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Governments Strong, Stocks Firm, Southern
Securities Quiet and Railway
Mortgages Steady.
MISCELLANEOUS SPECULATION.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE UNCHANGED.


WALL STREET,
MONDAY, July 29-6 p. NJ
GOLD 1l4T.
Gold touched 1l4% to-day. The rates paid for
carrying to-day were 2, IN and per cent to fat
Tho ,,ricoa If rnId to-day were
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THE RoNDOUT AND OswEdO RAILROAD
AN EXPLANATION BY THE PRESIDENT
NEM YORK

To rHR EpiToR OF TIE HERALD
A telegram ibis morning apparently TO the Associated
Press calls in que ston the value Of the first mortgage
the Rondout and Oswego Railroad, and states
that the company has failed TO meet its interest.
have given public notice widely possible of the
payment OF the July coupons Mt the office the New
York Kingston and Syracuse Railroad Company Is WI
liam street. New York, where the same have been paid in
gold, and invite all persons having doubt the
subject to apply at that address with any coupons or
vouchers, tor interest, they may hold
The suit which this telegram and false statement are
founded rests on the disputed ownership of bonds
The coupons OF last January OF those bonds were re-
fused on the ground that the company had
parted with their possession ownership and this
under different board and management Under the
present board and management the company has met all
is receipts and property and viii abou. The st of sep.
tcmber threw open TO NC public fourteen additional miles
OF road, fully equipped thereby reaching the important
town of Stamford, seventy-hvc miles from The Hudson
River Your obedient servant
GEORGE H. SHARPE, President
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BUCHANAN-CONNOR.- Wednesday, July a. by
the Rev. J. Mikels, DAVID BUCHANAN to MARY j.
CONNOR, all Of this city.
FLEMING-WELLwooD.-O Thursday July 4, by
the Rev. w. NJ. Wilien, DARIUS FLEMING to Miss
JANE WILDWOOD, both OF Brooklyn.
HERMAN-MUNROE.-On Sunday, July %, 1872, by
the Rev. DR.. Mlel3iner, JACOB HERMAN to SARAH j.
MUNROE, both OF this city.
ANDs-ACKERMAN.-On Wednesday. July "a, at
St. AIMS Episcopal church, by the Rev. DR.. T. Gal
laudet, WILLIAM J.. SANDS to ROsALIE v. ACKERMAN,
daughter OF the late George W. Alderman, all OF
this city.
SHELDRAKE-MACD0NALD.- Thursday, July 49,
by the Rev. I. Stanley, SpURHAM HAIRY CHARLES
LOUIS SHELDRAKR, Of Suffolk, England, to SHERIFF.
city.
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FINANCIAL.

A T REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
n Endowment Insurance Policies; also on Bonds and
Mortgages insurance. Of all kinds effected with be Il
panies. il. HABRICH 4 CO., II9 Broadway
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]VV NJ n q NM ID C.D3 -
1915 and 2:15 p. M.
q $4,000 U s SIS, 1910, r.. IllM
q 1000 US SIS, 81, c...... ll3A
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July 90 1872.
Cotton nominal good ordinary 1910. 20c. Stock 3li
bales.
New ORLEANS, July 30 1872.
Cotton nominal; low middngs ac. 2oi5c Net receipts
92 baes; gross 1872 Exports coastwise T4. Sales A.
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MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY ON STOCKS, BONDS
M Lis Policies. Furniture, Pianos, valuables, msee
age. JAMEsCAGNEY Auctioneer, Real Estate and Loan
Broker 63l Hudson street
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having been

MORTGAGE sALE,-Default having been
made IN the condition OF CERTAIN mortgage,
whereby the power 10 cell therein contained
has become operative, executed by James B.
scott and Amanda SOFT, his wife. OF the VII
lage Of Decatur Van Buren, County Michigan,
TO Alfred ". Chamberlain OF the same place.
and which mortgage bears date the Goth day OF
March A. ID. one thousand eight hundred and
seyeuty-one and was recorded in the Office of
the Register OF Deeds for Van Buren, County
Michigan on the sd day OF March 1871 at one
O o'clock in the afternoon in Lber SO" OF Mort
cages on page 164, upon which mortgage there
Is claimed TO be due and unpaid AZ the date OF
this notice two hundred and eighty-two dollars
and no suit or proceedings either at law or in
equity, having been instituted for the recovery
of the same or any part thereof. Notice is
therefore hereby given that on Monday the fif-
teenth (l5th) day OF october A ID. one thou
sand eight hundred aud seventy-two at the
hour OF one O'Clock IN the afternoon. shall
sell at public auction or vendue. 10 the highest
bidder, sale TO take place at the front door or
the Van Buren County Circuit Court House
in the village OF Paw Paw, the premises de-
sclIbed IN said mortgage or so much thereof
as will be necessary to satisfy the amount then
due on the same with ten per cent interest and
legal costs, together with an attorney fee or
TWENTY-FIVE dollars oovenanted for therein.
that is 10 saw, the following piece or parcel or
land situated in Van Buren, County State OF
Michigan, viz all those certain pieces or par
cells OF land situated known and described as
follows viz Lots one and two Q&2) in Block
five 60 in Parkhurst and Dodges addition to
the village OF Decatur, Town four south or
range fourteen west, county Of Van Buren,
state OF Michigan.
Dated July 18th 1872. 9J3tl3
ALFRED Y. CHAMBERLAIN, MoYtgagee.
VIZ. II. TUCKER, Atty for Mortgage.
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ORDER FOR APPEARANCK.-State OF
Michigan the Circuit Court fer the county OF
Van Buren,. In Cbancery Catharne J. SPRING
ar complainant, We. Charles W. Springer de-
PENDANT. At a session OF said Court held al
the VILLAGE OF Paw Paw in said County, on the
9Th day OF July, 1872. Present Hon. William
II. Tucker. Circuit Court Commissioners for
said County. ID satisfactorily appearing TO this
court that the last known place Of residence OF
the said defendant Charles W. Springer, was
al Hamilton Township County OF Van Burren,
and state OF Michigan, but that his present
place Of abode Is not known and can not be
ascertained.
on motion Of Jay sherman, solicitor for
complainant il is ordered that the said defend
ant Charles w. Springer cause his appearance
in this cause 10 be entered within three months
from the date Of this order and that in case OF
his appearance he cause his answer 10 the
complainant's bill TO be filed. and copy thereof
to be served on the complainants solicitor,
within twenty days after service OF copy of
said bill and notice OF this order. aud that n
default thereof that the said bill be taken ar
confessed by the said defendant Charles W.
Springer. and il is further ordered that with
in twenty days, the said complainant cause a
notice OF this order 10 be published IN the IRUE
NoRTHERNER, newspaper published and cir
culated in said county, and that SAID publica-
ton be continued III SAID paper at least once in
each week for SIX weeks in succession, or that
she cause a copy OF this order to be personally
served on the said defendant, Charles w
Springer, at least twenty DAYS before the
time prescribed for his appearance. 9O2tI
Dated July 9th, 1872. WILLIAM II. TUCKER,
Circuit Court Commissioner for said County.
[ PToN Il SHERMAN. Solicitors for Complainant.
q true copy.) o. W. ROWLAND, Register.
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DANIEL -. ROBERTS, assignee
PITcH r. WILLIAMS, Attorney for Assignee.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
made In the payment of certain sum OF
money secured by an indenture Of Mortgage,
Pattengel his wife, Of Antwerp. Van Buren,
County Michigan, to Mary +. Mills, Of Plain
well, Michigan, bearing date March, eighth,
Eigteen hundred and seveIty-one, and record
ed on the next day. in the Office OF the Register
OF Deeds. OF Nan Buren, County aforesaid, III
Liber No. 3 OF Mortgages. on page 334. on
which ssid Mortgage there 10 claimed to be due
at the date hereof, the sum OF eight hundred
and twenty nine dollars. And no proceedings
having been instituted for the recovery OF said
sum. or any part thereof. Notice is hereby
given that by virtue OF the power OF sale in
said Mortgage contained, and the Statute IN
such case provided; That certain peice OF land
described In said Mortgage as the northeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF section
twenty-eight, In township three, south OF range
thirteen west. in the county OF Van Buren,
aforesaid, will be sold at public vendue, to the
highest bidder, at the front door OF the Court
House, IN Paw Paw, in said County, (said Court
House being the place for holding the Circuit
Court for said County, at one o'clock p NJ. on
the seventh day OF September. eighteen hun
dred aud seventy-two, or so much thereof as
may be necessary to satisfy the amount then
due on said Mortgage, together with the costs
Of foreclosure. and an Attorney fee of forty
dollars, stipulated TO be paid III said Mortgage
IN case OF proceedings had 10 foreclese the
same.
Dated Paw Paw Mich. June 10th. A. D, 1872
898t13. MARY +. MILLS, Mortgage
RICHARDS d BARYUm. Attorney for Mortgage