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New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
IECTTPES. MEETINGS, ETC.

The annual meeting OF the American Geo
graphical Society held last evening at the Cooper
Institute. The following named officers were unani-
mOusly elected:
Presdent-Chaes Dslv Vioe Pesdents-leny Gnnne T. A.
and Prancs Foreign Corresponding Secretary
Townsend Harms Domestic Corresponding SecreaW H. H. Moore
Cew LII
branan- Han Councilwm Remsen, T. Bailey Mvers w T.
Boieet W p W. Dwight, George W. Culum Lewis
81. Rutherford, and George Cabot Ward
The Commissioners of Emigration awarded
contracts yesterday for building the new chapel on
Wards Island, and resolved to memorabilia the Legs-
lature for the passage law placing the emigants.
while in quarant under the supervision of the Board
j. W. Hustled has resigned his position as Commissioner.
The weekly report Is as follows
Alien passengers jan o. l San; arrived since to dat 26
total date IN 1871 4ij Balance in bank Jan 1871
20, receipts 81 total t5l22 u; disbuTe
nens as IA IS balance with Ciy Chamberlain, . ,G@ H
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
THE BRITIsH-AMER1CAN COMMISSION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-ln the British and
American Mixed Commission, toduy, the OF Thomas
Ward agt. The United States, No. !, considered.
The Commissioners will be prepared TO award a sum
equal the value Of lOO5 pounds Of cotton, which the
claimant states seized at Wilmington. n. C., and
used by the United states authorities for hospital pur
poes The amount paid will be equal to the value Of the
above amount OF cotton, such is usually produced In
the neighborhood OF Wilmington. When the price is
certained, the Commissioners will give more formal
Judgment.
The counsel Of the United states having fled demur
the memorial of Joseph j. BrsWn ag the United
States No. 81 which alleges the destruction OF claim
ants property at Columbia s. c. by United states au
thOrlty, the value OF which placed in his memorial at
s5.3s7 the Commissioners decide that they cannot know
whether this done justflabe act of or not
from any ns In the memorial they pre-
anything upon that subject without proof. His
tOricIy they know not what were the circumstances at
tending the destruction Of this particular property aud
the demurrer ovcrrueL The Commission then adj
Journcd until OmOrrOw.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
,..,,.sd f,om A. Jpdee Hoadley delivered an opinion
NAV "a Issa wherein he did not decide upon the con

,..,,ad f,om A. Jpdse HoadIey delivered an opinion
ay fe Ise) wherein he did not decide upon tne con-
1ictIng testimony. but observed .x 4. ... A,
The tbeory tho employment Of the phinnn v 20 po
Illegal cooperation Of the military private eD.e,p,e =, % % SSo ~
nd he plaintiff proved would insure e dismissal OF s
reorobatlon 10 pnbcpal
rr to porior esi dJndsa Demurrer ''sraisa ana
leave ,.,h a.. orstomarv
,rdical ability and In the OF his careIu rSse.
sd that he agreed with the other members OF th CCu
on fbe oueson OF the pleadings and felt contranea
sav thai the whole of the trade was not only
bnt tends directly disgTaee the country IL 10 'e
e case was not heard OF again for over two years
when (Oc 49, 1860 the matter was dismissed ny 0y a,Es
aserc Iews and IL ia observed that Gen Grants Orue
expeng Jews from within the army lines WAS tser
Docu,ative proects but whether his opinion OF tneIr
transactions led him 10 discriminate against the entre
race there Is nothing 10 show.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

A., ,, 1you,d do infinitely moro to revive true
ovalty and healthful national spirit tnah aws tho
lated keep alive the preJudices ana reSencn VI ''
I~MSt NJ NYE Gep Nev) said t'had been left for MT.
schnrn TO discover the sovereign panacea winch was 10
cro all fine ills of the body polite The senator '
scbnrzl had denounced all who did not agree with MN
on this question lacking In and ~ con.
Nye) thought he knew as much about the history OF no
Rebellion and of his country Mr. schurz did, because
he was here; and he submitted that IL was not
quite becoming In Mr. SChnrZ to charge lack OF states
Inanshp upon all the great men who had dealt VIII,
hese oesfons since the close of the Rebellion Who had
given him authority To teach what the true spirit Ol
American institutions was For his Nye's) part, no
would never consent To give the Rebel leaders tue
right 10 take part in the Government lie would Keep
them browsing on the outside till their hair grew az long
and II that was not statesnaislnP
then he did not know anything about H. liaugo'ei'l
The wanted the leading Rebels reeved 50 az W
bring higher order OF talent into pnDnc nhlrs AZ ,o
south; but he would rather have lower order OF talent
cultivated in the school OF loyalty AS 10 the ABUSES ~
the government of the Southern States the people had
only themselves to blame for IT, Ihey had so"h the
wind and must reap the whirlwind A.,
Mr. SCH URZ SAID he would not reply AT ength 10 MT
Nye speech but he would notice one remark MS Doas.
that he was to the manner bOrn ana therefore nusI
know more of Republican institutions than those VINO
were not. He wished the Senator from Nevada TO under
stand that adopted citizens would Judge IOf thcseVts
They had here with desire To ENJOY the DRESSINGS
Rppubican institutions, and their desire 10 MAINTAIN
them by less than that OF native cltlZehs
and II the Senator thought they must follow his lead III
order entitled TO the rights OF citizenship he was
very much mistaken He ir Schurz) had attempted TO
learn something about Republican institutions from MI
Nye but must confess that he had not Ounu inc ehot
very profitable.
Mr. NYE denied that he had said anything about Mr.:
Schurz not being native bOrn hut the Senator himself
had told the Senate some time ago that ne nad Deen
waited here on IA wave Of revolution. He (Mr. Nyel
found 10 fault with the wave laughter, but he dld
wonder upon what meat the senator had led upon wc
he had grown great 10 turn Instructor III the pr-
| Cipes of Republ1cdnism.
Mr.. ROBERTSON Qep., s. C.l gave notice he would would
ask the Senate sit tomorrow unu vote should De
| had on the bill. Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
TIE GRAND-sT. TRAGEDY-vERDICT AGAINST


HEPNER
The investigation IN the case Of Herman
Hepner, who was shot Saturday in Grandst. by his
father beld yesterday by Coroner keenan, The tes
mony corrOborated the account heretofore given in
THE TRIBUNE. There large crowd in attendance,
Including many relatives and friends OF the family.
Louisa Bardner Of No. G27 East Twelfth-st, testified
that she stepdaughtcr of the prisoner
afternoon deceased, Mrs. Hepner, witness, and her
brother Charlie went to the Essex Market Police Court
IN response a summons from Justice Shandley; pris-
Oner and Mr. Mezler also there; prisoner asked
Mrs Hepner TO let the matter drop she said she did
wish her husband 10 he committed, but wanted
him 10 be prevented from again beating her; ON
family and said, Here ~" Mrs. Hepner said, "
do not want 10 have you arrested " ALL with the eXcep
Of Charles walked 20 Grandst and proceeded 10
ward the East River prisoner left for short tim, but
Joined them, and began talking with Herman :;
they we're short distance III the rear deceased told
him 10 keep quiet; prisoner said TO witness referring 10
Herman, Amt he proud bOyf prisoner then placed
around deceaseis neck and said To him, You
my proud nice boy" witness then heard the
port Of pistol and deceased fall there pistol
In prisoners hand he turned the pistol toward himself
and shot himself III the face head he then OF and
about 10 shoot himself again, when a policeman
stopped him.
Louisa Hepner, sister Of the deceased, corrob0raed
this testimony.
Patroman Calhoun OF the Thirteenth Precinct de-
Station house he asked the prisoner why he had shot his
and he replied he had too much love for his family
the stalODOuse he violent butted his head
against and said TO those present Take
out and hang me- do not want ~ live any longer"
TIE jury rendered a verdict against Hepner The prs-
oner st under treatment In Bellevue Hospital. The
not yet been extracted from his head, and the
chance Of his recovery II very slight.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDsUrs no. ais BROAD
s,m Non % 'Rsx@- iis'- ai
ppox,upEr ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hote-Senator Bucklngnsaina gs asn Ti
Connecticut. e1Goy Burnside Of Rh3ae %nshne nn o New
Haven - 81 Nicholas Hotet-Gov. DAVIS ana Se1ao s
ary Of state Newcomb Of Texas eIGoy +ass p and
mont Samuel L. Clemens Mark TWAIN oi A n' III Cen
yohn c. Fremont and family. - 81 Dens Hotesmmn nndnn
santley, George Dolby, and LINDSAY pdan 9op ~ Boson
and signor Ferranti. Eep York HotstIoniWgt Wosi
gneer W. ii. Shock, u. 8. N. - Metro,oe;s,s Met;ar "O'e
~ Soidatenkoff the Russian Prison Commissioner.
Hoffman House-Gen @. J. Stannard OF 'eIinon1 Ti y;
buchanan Henry OF Annapolis, and Col W. h and
TROY = 81 james HOteI-J Yamamoto, ioua, Hn t
Wakay0ne Of Japan - Wcsfn,nScr H9e.nm .9,on - In
IT, Clifford Of Portland Me. 81 senator moi.oi nd NJ ra
diana arrived in the city yesterday morniuE' a"u ~
turned TO Washington last evening.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
THE ANTI-RING GRAND JURY.

The General Sessions Grand jury had a long
session yesterday DistctAttorney Garyin being In at
tendance n considerable portion Of the day. II init
mated that the Jury is giving its attention exclusively
u Ring matters and that the presentation on Saturday
viii include Indictments against many prominent Ring
officials Among the witnesses In attendance Yesterday
we're Pbilip DOnnarumna, Andrew j. Garvey's frefco
iphter Nj Earle of the Controllers once and Wheeler
u f'thhhIn subpoena wac itsued for John McB. Da
V9sVb but " Nns Lot seTssd, " " Lss G0ne b0uLh.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
POLICE NOTES.

Justice Hogan decided, yesterday. TO hold for trial
Horace Koop srreste offering sale Whngton
lion bonds from Samuel Batch'or in Broadway several
weeks
Emma Thompson. age about 90, who had been
noIcaion sentenced the Penenry for 90
made attempt suicide yesterday BY hanging
herself Of cell in Fourth Ds, Courtroom at Myrtle
Adelphast Brooklyn She left ker home No 2l9 Souh
Ciy Saturday night NeN.lok heatrr Win
who her house Of lfame She no" ~ ki!
r..D -. LII
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
fGENERAL PRESS nISPATCH.

The House Committee Elections to-day decided unani
mousy favor Of giving Mr. Bowes the seat in the House
now held by MI Edwards The latter received his ceTh
cate from Gov. tnow SenatOr) Clayton.
The Ways aud Means Committee to-day had consulta
ton as to whether they should fix given amount of
reduction not both the general tariff and internal
revenue. They agreed 10 call before them the COmr1is
soner Of Internal Revenue Thursday or Friday next
10 hear from him the latter subject particularly
to the tax on tobacco Messrs Beck Kerr and Brooks
the minority Of the Committee of Ways and Means, will
not unite formal report against that OF the majority
which sanctions Secretary Boutwels course on the new
Loan and the Syndicate but will take occasion seVeray
express their views when the resolution shall be-
fore the House for consideration morrow.
The Committee ON Appropriations have eiready re-
ported General Appropriation bills namely,
the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial the Pension,
which have been passed, and also the PoetOhce,
the Navy, the Diplomatic, and Consular bills. The re-
naming general bills to be reported the FOrtca-
tiOn, Military Academy, Deficiency and suDdry Civil
| Expenses.
| The House Committee on Naval Affairs had con
sutatOn today with Commander Rodgcrs and MI Hans
CON- Chief Of the Bureau OF Construction, with regard
| to the condition Of our vessels Of Commander
Rodgers last summer Travelled in Europe, and while
there gathered much valuable information concerning
foreign navles which he impaired 70 the Committee.
agreed Mr. Hanscom that vessels were not
in a condition to he generally efficient and that many
OF the service worthless Including most OF
irOn-clads The latter gentleman gave his views as
the vessels and of other matters some
what in detail The Committee Will further consider The
subject at their next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
A swNDLING COMMERCIAL AGENCY.

BOsToN, Jan. 3O-A commercial agency, es-
tabished two months snce in Devonshirest. by Jeer
Henry Brock (brothers) hailing from NewYork
collapsed to-day, leaving 100 young men and girls
pOyCd clerks without their pay many OF them being
destitute. There also numerous creditors. The
Brooks have fled to Canada
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
A CUSTOM.HOUsE sWINDLE.
yg, - Ths TrihMnf

70 ne Editor OF Ihe TFE0UNt'
SIR:A little over 70 months ago | pur-
chased plantation in this vicinity and imported Tor
planting small quantities Of wheat barley oats rye
grass and turnp seeds in all not exceeding four oushes
done up sack The purchase price was w. ana 'ne
sea carriage about S. by the Europa Before
ou,d cot deliverv of the bag and its contents was
Obliged 10 pay sl3 90 OF which $2 40 was charged IN
New-York City in the following bill
NEv.YoRE, August II, 1911
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
NEW.YORK CITY.

Henry X. Conklin, Secretary OF the Marhet
Savings Bank Ia believed to have escaped to Canada
The Rev. Robert j. Walker has been ap-
ponted to the charge Of the Floating Church at the foo
OF Pike-st Il. X.
The 18th annual report of the Bond-st. no
meopathic Dspensary, Otto Fillgraf, NJ d., founder
and manager shows that IA were treated during
the year ending Oct l. 1871, including Sit4S pfescrpohS
and 34 outdoor visits.
The receipts from the sale of pictures at the
somervile Gallery last evening, In aid OF the ArtiSt .
Fund were s. 2s2 go The attendance was large, anu
good prices were obtained ShpWreck on tne Coas1
OF France n by NJ. f. II. De Haas, was sOlu LOT 400
which was the largest amount obtained the next penS
500 paid for In the Catskills," by $. h Clifford
Frederick Friend, one Of the veterans OF the
war of 1872 died IN this city Monday age 81 lie was
born in Prussia in l79O and came TO this country wheh
five wears old with his father Angel Friend VINO was
the frat maker and importer OF clocks In TINS city ne
deceased aided Robert Fulton In constructing INC sS
steamboat that ascended the North River
The examination of witnesses in the case OF
Thomas p sproul amateur director OF Dr. Gordons spr
itual seances who accused OF having stolen the "ach
OF Mrs Fuller magnetic physician, was continued yes
t.rday AT the jefferson Market Police Court sproul re-
peaed his former account OF Dr. Gordon scances ana
displayed lifesiZe portrait, painted upon caro- poaI
and entitled Queen of Beauty. which was similar ne s
10 the pictures used by DIR. Gordon III the eAhDoh VI
spirit brides"
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
Sales bp Antiion

GALAXY OF ART.-Art seems to have
sprung n this judging from the uamba Of tb
offered distribution the public and this
Paintings foreign Ob
prices Europe difficult procure Bat nod
behndhand appreciation love Of Pine the t
seeking the best Of the best artists rendering the demand
than supply perhaps be attributed the and 1
Of works abroad The collection OF Paintings
hbon LEAVIrf ART ROOMS SIT Broadway should
IL embraces excellent from pomrepQ
American and European artists and fairly be "Ga q
Fine Art" The superb Paintings exhibition free. iiibs
LRAvITT ART ROOMS 87 Broadway from m 20 D. and
and will be sold by sucoB WEDNESDAY and TURsDAG
EVENINGS, Feb and 8, st q o'clock
GEO. A. LEAv1TT Co. Aucioneer
Clinton SaeIconz.
Res we'd may Be al on application
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
Proposals.

vI,UF BOARD of EDUCATION OF Lons
Island tr win receive proposal. furnishing tss PSSh,
9th. ,ty With TEXT BOOKS and SUPPLIES a. per n ia
BIds Addressed TO JOHN FAHNBST0Ck, PreIepl w @
Fulton.st New-York, solicited from Pnohsben no "'
and will be received up to the lst day Of march B!L
LONG ISLAND CITY, JAN y, lI
READERS-Edwards Ansytcal Series
SPRLLERS-BdwA ards Anal ytcsL
ARITHMBTIC-Greenlesfs series ,,o..,
GRAMMAR-Green's Introduction and bpsh'h "a""~'
GROGRAPHi-Conells Series. ..-,
HISTORY u. S-Andersons Introductory ana f1e'o'.-
ALGBBRA-0r-enlesrs New Elementary.
GRoMErRY-Dayies Lengesire a.
PAPBR-Csp and Note best QsAlV' Ma.
RNyRL0PES-Per NJ large and small, best qasy
BLANK B00Ks-Sise Of copy beols pspSI s'o p'' ~
WRITING BoOKS-spencerAn, per deA
PENHOLDERS-Psr kupdrod
PKNs-Per gross
PAPER CASES-Por copy books per doA
sLATRS-5I1 6Is 6tIi0, I'LL, per dc<
BOARD CRAY0Ns-Per hubdrcl
BOARD RUBBER-ChAmois ship, per 5oa
BLACkB0ARDS MAPS and CAARTs, &C.
lNk-Per gal, best qsshty.
LEAD PENClLS-No. per doL - ..~,sess 4
sappe 10 be furnished ss seeh anee 49, - s
Che Board as The board reserves V iSsp ~
sDy spd Oh bids VI " ssesss ssy ta is psiN
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
(ADholno.menuI
BURNETTs KALLISTON is the best Cosmetic.

SOLICITORS OF INSURANCE wanted for this
the PHoIx MUTUAL LIFE Insurance. COMPANY
person business will be oea
compensated Apply al SeyYork 0hce, l53 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

For WATCHES, JEwELRY, DIAMONDS, go TO b.
SQUIRE lO4 Fulionst 0e lie sells
the iron safe bands therefore manufsctuers prices
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
BIDS FOR CITY BONDS.

Controller Green opened, yesterday, bids for
the whole any part of the Of sl526OO of stocks
and bonds OF the city. The proposals received included
no following:
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31

AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.-The worlds great
Colds Coughs all affections OF the Lungs
oil Throat.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
prlnIlne.

CLOTE e. JAMES, STATlONERS, PKiNI.
- ERy .sd BLANK.Bo0K MANUFACTURERS. No " Fu"'"
BLANK BOOKS made to any pattern. Orders collected
WIN. EVERDELL'e SONS, 104 Fulton; ST.
w LIrHOGRAPHIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LADh"
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
Dentistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION ong
.ed ii. .,s'hee use Of ai,ro' sIs. s,' Eks .sd 20 S
wITR0ur PAINS IS 900 patients tsssfy ses @e' s.
shes No. 10 Cooper Institute
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
professional Notltss.

~ ID. HAMMOND, NJ. D., formerly Professor
f an imnor,n, sp,si.l,y ia the Sea,e Neca Sols. Rs
Omce 232 Rneh-st east Of Thrisvs, n. Y Oy .,,,,M
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31


LevsOn No @ Park place 5000 Public School Building Fund
stock. at the rate Of 500 70 lJr 100
Of the Police Life Insurance Fund, 900
CITY improvement Fund stock AT par -
r. & Rostop 40OO 10000 b. J. Clarke so l2l
Geo H. Scbeller $500 1000 b. j. Clarke $1,000 0025
Jeremiah Ounlan r. BaDchar $500 10000
". Valentine, Treasurer, A. ). Jones, Sl9 10000
s500.. 100 50 A. s. Jones' SlUO l0064
Geo X. Sstare 81 900. 1000
IL is understood portion OF the remainder of
stocks and bonds required for immediate
Will be taken by the Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund
The stocks and bonds will bear interest at six per
per annum, payable MAY and Nov. each year. The
awards Will be made in few days.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
NEW-.JERSEY.

JERSEY CITY.-The Board of Public Works
authorized yesterday the payment OF awards to property
owners for damages sustained by the widening and ex
tension OF Walnut Harrison, and Cedar SITS.
PATRRsoS.-The fifth annual encampment OF the New
Jersey Department OF the Grand Army OF the Rpublc
was held at Vreeland's Hall, yesterday Commander
Lee, OF Camden. delivered an address and the ioi-
lowing officers were elected Commander, T. ii. Lee ;
Senior Vice-C Commander. J. r. Goble, OF Hoboken; :;
Junior Vice Commander J. r. Woodruff, OF Trenton !
Chaplain, the Rev Il. w. Martin, Of Elizabeth.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wort, United states soldier,
was found yesterday frozen to death On the lawn III front
of h. f. RObusOn's residence.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
BROOKLYN.

The inquest in the case of Alfred East, Prof
Panormos roommate, who committed suicide on sun
day morning will be held to-day by Coroner Jones'
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
MoRRIsANrA.-Serious charges were preferred
six months ago against j. b. Moore Principal OF Public
School No but in consequence OF the School Trustees
being prevented by injunction from taking part IN
the proceedings Of the Board Of Education, he was al
lowed to reJan his position. Additional charges nave
heen made by the anitress OF the building and meet
ing Of the Board will held this evening TO consider
them.
New-York tribune., 1872-01-31
WASHINGTON.

PROCEEDINGS IN CoRGREss-A VOTE TO BE TAkEH
ON THE AMNESTY BILL T0-DAY-THb AZ An nhNni- ~
APPORTIoNMENT BILL PASSED Bi Ihh "VO'N
TIN CASE OF GOV. LEGATB.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-12-20

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
made IN the conditions of certain Mortgage,
whereby the power therein contained to sell
has become operative, executed by Rives &.
Rowe and Lucy T.. Rowe, his wife, of Van Bu-
rem County, IN the State of Michigan, to
Charles Davenport Of the state OF New Y ork,
bearing date. the twentythird day of March,
A. d., eighteen hundred and slxty-nipe, and
recorded in the Office OF the register OF Deeds,
for the County OF Van Buren, in said State OF
Michigan, on the twenty-fifth day OF March a.
D., eighteen hundred and sixty-nine. IN Lber
y OF Mortgages, on page 355. upon which
Mortgage there is claimed TO be due, at the
date OF this notice, the sum OF four hundred
and eight dollars and seventy-two cents
(S40S, 10, and no suit or proceedings at law
having been instituted to recover any part
thereof, Notice is hereby gwen, that on
tuesday the twenty. fifth (25) day OF February
next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. ] shall
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
(sale to take place at the front door OF the
Van Buren, County Circuit Court House, in the
Village OF Paw Paw the premises described IN
said Mortgage, cor so muchs thereof as shall
be necessary TO satisfy the amount due on
such Mortgage, with ten per cent interest, and
legal COSTS together with an Attorney fee OF
fifty dollars, covenanted for therein. that Is
to cay. the following piece or parcel OF land
situated in Van Buren, County, in the State OF
Michigan, viz: The northwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter. and the north fifteen (l5)
acres Of the east fractional half OF the south
east fractional quarter, all in section three (3)
in township one ID south Of range fourteen
(14) west, ana containing dfty-tivs (55) acres
more or less
Dated Kalamazoo Nov. 27. 1872. q22t13
CHARLES DAVENPORT, Mortgage.
Il. " j. ID. BURNS, ATTY for Mortgagee-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-12-20

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having baar
made IN the payment OF certain lndentnre ~
mortgage. bearing date the twenty-eigbt 1av Of
May, A. ID. 1869, executed by John MeDonans,,
and his wife Mary j. OF the village of Son,h
Haven Michigan, to Giles VI. Fish. of the sama
place. and recorded in the Office of the ReoistaT
OF Deeds OF Van Buren, County State of Mich.
gan, IN Liber '. OF mortgage, on page 26O on
the twen'y-nlnth day OF May, A. ID. 1869. and
the amount claimed to be due thereon at the
date OF the notice. being two hundred and
seventy and 5O-l00 dollars (5270 5O-1O0) incrS-
ing an attorney fee OF twenty-five dollars nro-
Vlded Tor In SAID mortgage, and no suit or nro-
ceedlngs at law or IN equity having been insti
tuted 10 recover the amount now due and nm
PAD, and secured by SAID mortgage or anv mart
thereof. Notice is therefore hereby given that
by virtue or power OF sale contained ip said
mortgage, there will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder, on Saturday. fine tbirt;ot,
day OF November, A. ID. 1872. at the front door
OF the Court Houge, in the Village of Paw pou
In SAID County Of Van Buren, State of NIcb;asn
at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said d. H.
premises described in said inortpaga ~ ~
much thereof as may be necessary fo sstisSS
the amount due upon and secured m he na;s,
by SAID mortgage, with the interest and Cost
SAID premises being described as folIows 20.
wlt Lot No. one % in block tbirrv-two ieSN
according to the recorded Plat of the v,IIaoe ~
south Haven, in the County OF Van B1ren.
State OF Michigan. Du'oH'
Dated August 2Sth 1872
GILES NJ. FISH, Mortgaeee. eoat1e
W. IT, HAWKINS, Attorney FOR Mortgagee.