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TESTIMONY DTsREGARDED.
A Man Sent TO the Peniteutiary the Word |
OF n single Witaes- against that Of Five |
Respectable Young Men.

There was remarkable trial i'm the
General Sessions yesterday. william II. Meme
wins was arraiened on a charge OF shooting at
Ofhccr Manus Mcbride of the Twenty-second
street police, with intent to kill him. The ON
Ger testified that he neither shot nor shot
at by McNeyins or anybody else. But he sworc
that the prisoner on the evening of June II was
swimming ia East river OF the foot OF Eighteenth
street, having disrobed for the purpose on a
canal boat that was lying there. and that on his
coming ashore witness attempted to arrest him,
and was momcntarily deferred Dv the presenta-
tion Of pistol. August Fuh was called upon
To- corroborate the officers story. lie swore In
whispers. interpreted 10y the court stenogra-
pher. that he saw the pistol presented by the
prisoner.
"When did II happen" asked Col. Charles 9
Snencer who wa. prisoners counsel
, On 'he Hth Of the month"; answered MI.
"On the lith OF what month 2" continued the
II don't remember" answered the witness.
Colonel.
Tue witness had some dlricultv in getting a
comprehension of the day designsied by the
phase Fourth OF July" At length lac decided
long after the glorious Fourth. and when pressed
with questions became positive in his asseycra-
ton that the incident occurred only two weeks
date. June II. but II did him no good. He per-
I'm ciously stuck TO his testimony as to time,
sions Of disgust from counsel ON both sides
The prosecution then rested.
Col. Spencer called for the defence Charles
DEMPSEY, Arthur kinser, james +. Mcguire,
Thomas Freary. and two Others who were eye
witnesses Of the transaction which was the
foundation OF the indictment. They al swure
that the prisoner had no pistol when Officer
Mcbride attempted to arrest him, and that the
nnlN pistol exhibited on that occasion In the
hands 81 the ofiicer. These witnesses are re-
spectacle Young men, who gave good account
OF themselves under sharp cross-exaiuinatiuu
hN Assistant District Attorney Rollins. Never
thelcss they were dscredited 10y judge Suther-
land ia his charge, in which he insinuated that
the' had all perlured themselves to save a conl-
paniun.
I he Judges strongly adverse charge had lts
Intended effect the jury. After All
hours delberotion they rendered a YER
dict of "guitv " simple assault" The
very evident disapprobaiiOn manifested in
the court room. and the earnest and iuIpassiOned
protest against a heavy sentence maze 10y Col.
spencer effected an ainelIUratUn Of the Judges
severe Judgment. aud he sentenced the prisoner
Ia but one month IN the penitentisry.
McNc'ins,s misfortune II tnat he once
convicted uf murder Ia the nrst degree. be cause
he Killed Lawrence Hines while the latter was
atsaulting his mother. and after she had had
her teeth knocked down her throat. This con-
Mcuon. reviewed In the Supreme Court and
man eventually got of with a very hight punish
ment much to the disappointment uf persons
who were bitterly prosecuting him. He has ever
since been marked man, and he has been com
peiled To denein himself with unusual circum-
erection.
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BUTLER-LEsLlE. On sunday. Aug. 81, by the Rev.
lsasc Lansing, Albert g Butler to Mas Ad;lnc EnL
ly Leslie, both Of BROOKLYN.
GlLBERl-t Ast In brooklyn, on Mondar, Sept. I.
by the Rev: y g Van sNke, nr. C. D. Gilbert 81 Ia,
msleA TO Miss Lihc l.. tase OF Poughkt-I.ie. No
cards.
JuNES-MORAN.-On wedne sday. Sept. s. at the
church Of the II ushguiatiou By the i,rf ". HrWes
Jr, H. lee Joncs. NJ D., to Martha Adsns, dAnghter Of
Cine. Moran.
kNLl--rE ARSON. on Monday. Sept. /. 1873 by the
Rev bishop lakher, pa, tor OF tie Church uf Tie d.
ator. Robert Kyle 10 fuy Jane. daughter of George
Pearson, Esq, ~ Brouklyn.
LEAYCkAfI-DANlS.-o On "Wednesday sept. s. at
the residence of the tridcs father by the Rev Abra
owens. Ashland NJ Leaycraf TO Anna r. DAVIS. all VI
New York.
MowATT- -McGANN;.-Agsu.t Is, at the Methodist
Church, Clontarf Dublin, ireland. by tie Roy 7 ".
Price, Henry Mowat Jr, EsQ 70 Kate, eldest daughter
Of hcGHnn, ts'l. Richmond, Dublin.
PtLLE IREAU U-llOt 81 In BROOKLYN, on Tucf day.
sept 2 ls1s by the KeY g "A. Hail u. H. A. the Church
Of The Holy Trinity, tie Rev, Charles Peletreau Ellie
A. House
THORLEY- FRANCIS on Wednesday. Sept g. 1.-THE
rcsidencc N the brur. mother by the Kew Mr. tgher
Charles 1horlty of Ilnd-, Ctl to lennr D. trsucis.
laughter of the late John NJ francis sheriff VI Ho
hukru, I'D.
THloN-SIEELE.--on Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1919, at the
Residence ui III lriIrs patcu's, by "a" Rev. ". W.
HaJway. Jr. lr Houg L itoI, lifted States Army,
g. Miss .uua Steele dausttr Of ar Henry steele of
JcTsty g.
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The Summit Avenue Uniyersallst Church Of
Jcrscy tW OF the Gn'st HOUSES of worship ln IN,
metropolis on the right Of the reading dcsN Is let into
the wall an ian .1nse panel which Is Inscribed tue
confession Of tgh adoptc by the Uuyersalst General
Convention, A. ID, Isj. The corresponding panel on
the other SIDE Is enriched with scripura selections
Lovely flowers pcrfuIned the reading desk yesterday
when the twenty ninth ANNUAL session OF the New Jer
sey UniYcrs sts terminated with dscurses ON the
Rev. Mr.. Iathsway Of HighstOn and the Rev. Moses
Bal ou father Of the editor of BdHpHs A0HUiV, the
Chaplin.
Al the corcusion of the religious services the Rev.
hr Rennet Of lrYngtou, \, j. read solutions thauA
m the par-h ut J"r-cs tiy Tor hosp Aity shown
mruhcrs Of the Convention, tle Rev, MIR. Hathaway
tur ms excellent scrmohs ana dcs,suHtug the mr.
NcdLc,day aud Thursday Of September, iSfl, As thp
time ana NcNaTA ah the place VI tue neAt mvetuV. An
OF which were adopted.
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NEW YORK, Thursday Sept. 4-Receipts Of
beeves were 10 is22 head, making s,e2 since
Monday against Sls1 for the time The
weather was nnfavoraOle, and tbe receipts
tran the dtmand called for. hence We had dull market
ald decline OF aGs4c. n red with Mondays
prices Common to extra native ttecrs sold al w
el2 &C n anu ordinary to good Texas and Cherokee
cattle at -. agc.
Arrivals 0i sheen and lambs iS cars. or y. -
head, making 1870 sinoe Monday, against sR for the
talne tune Lat week. Buyer were holding on, and
trade was dull with strong downward tendency in
prlces. The limited taitH were Mt iA6t6Ac. y n for
sheep. aud 5'issc n. for lambs, With small hot VI
10 cy NIB, sod a;s.c
kt tClpts OF hOgs ~ cars, 500 head, making
b1e since Monday. against 5.Ai6 for the time last
week None were eOid alive Ia the morning. Dressed
hoes were du al the reduced quotations of yesterday,
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Tue dave business at the uted iates Sub Treasury
vts; colo nocipis. tl.sboS payments, f1s uil.Al.
balance, tSlg. 0s IS. Currency rcceuts XspIsr ~
payments, tgli@S. i balance. o. 5S2GS a. Cs oirls
ts. Inc Treasury balances at the close Of busiLtr-
m Washington were, urrtncy, tl2Uuau, ana coin
- l&OU. Inc udinR 80. 1900 coin certificates The
bullion IN the hank of France decreased 100 $50
land also decrvased Gs,TQ during the sAinc reriOd
The amount of bullion Withdrawn from bank ON lal.
AnCe to-day wss AlNOH.
At the Treasury u q sr.cn gold bids were
chCied 10 the extent Of t5ntsu al rcvs ranging from
ia - 10 1850 the entire amount having lccu Ardcd
AZ llaS To us Is, the averag" having bccu 1889 Thp
Total customs receipts for the week ending Au -
ta,gsS, 20.
Foreign exchange was heavy during the morning and
tue leading dravcrs fur her reduced ther 20 OC
WS for prime W days oils aud lUiT tiuTt FOR snort
.ght 10 tue afternoon there was time better toue,
but only email business was transacted Nc hear of
some sales AZ low lOsS lOfL OF nrStclnss bills and
sight at lT1N, hut there only nominal demand
Commercial bills were very dull at 10
Money was active IN the early trade al 6stI cent,
though later there were onsldtrabe 1tgutItIuus at
the lower hgure. subsequently,, however, the demand
increased, aud as high az gold Interest NAs paid
though majority Of the negotiations were ,rrced al
currency. Government bond dealers supplied at
tfi ana In discounts there good business 81 pre-
yous rates though nrner feeling among capitalists
observed.
Speculation in Government bonds was dan ana prices
unued weakness OF foreign exchange has not only
checked speculation. but has ugtt for sale con.
siderable amount. Of huuds heretofore withheld We
note sales uf coupon lO4Os at ll3 coupon iltA
aud li's coupon l0,r al lls anl at 1884
htLTJ Iless Co, - " all street, report al Sp. NJ
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Yesterday the hearing in this case was post
poucd 10 Wednesday, oct D. att T. NJ. There are @1,o
drpostors, the most Of whom express great dissas.
faction at The demands Of the assignee r. W. Worth and
ms counsel, Mr. VIM Man, and are determined To op.
pos Lt utlioh, ~ Whth TIE astlgdee asks tuI about
. atan Hs compensation for hluset aud counsel. the
depusitoTs feel that hey have been yctmized already,
and mat this Il allowed Dy the court they tear Tie
assignee ~ again put IN another calm for extra
Ycrt, which VIII make further dividend TO tucH bee
yund the lialt ut the shruuken asseis.
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KEY WEST, Sept i.-Mail advces from Ha-
vana give the following additional facts In relation To
the arrest Of the members of the Republican Club In
that city Monday evening; Soon after the lepubi.
cans had assembled IN their club room moi Of several
hundred persons gathered In trout Ot the building, and
after utttrng loud threats made an attempt TO force
The doors and enter, but they were unsuccessful only
succeeding In brtaklng the BINDS ana windows. Ihr
thicf OF Ponce then appeared VAIN posse ana squaG
OF cavalry. lie made the X, purlicais open the door
arrested all Of them lNhuui tory ana tOOk them IAN
the mob following with noisy demonstrations. After
peIgsd-
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Second Trial for Murder Rcsulting in IA
ninaurnnmrmI OF Ihe ImIA.

BANGOR, Sept. 4.-ln the case OF Elbridge v. .
Reed on tru for the second time for the murder uf
Juhu ay at Midway september, l-7l the Jury after
remaining out twenty hours were unable TO agree and
Wnr' Il sthirrrd tnlh morning, They stood four for
OuNiClun aud eight tor acquittal. The PRISONER re-.
ceVrd thc ucVs calmly, ana Aus rtmsnded To Jau to
await anllhcr trial lie was tr ed aud convicted IN
lsO hut fIr some lrregulaty Ia the proceedings Oh.
"A
The sun., 1873-09-05

CCRREN.-In Ncw York city, Sept. g. lsia ny the
hon tLuch J.. tHf cncr, Judge ~ the Supr'u, Court
Anna NJ turrrn iormrry Carpenter from Peter
turrtu.
DIt lMAE-on sept g. b, judge faucl per, E,sa pltt-
md from otto btit ear. Cus.oll 4 infant cLdd
trLrd Co the plant n
bE-llNt. on sent & hv Judge tnrl NHr.sarctts
NttlnE ffnIu kArI NnLlm..
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The supor.Or location and admirable facilities
0ncrei 10 machlhists, uauGfaCtlurr- and merchants
ny lhe irponyu Industrial Institute Exposition will ne
found All tha can be- desired, Special arrangements
VIII be made m relation to noyuues Of every drscrp
tion. Opening 10 tuc public Stpf, Is. Application
should be uiade At once AZ oihce, " Fulton street
BrOOkNn,- AuO.
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BANKING Avn FINANCIAL
BASRrSo norsr o. nrNry cLrws & co

8. Wall street, Sew lcrK
Deposit accounts OF Mcrcantue rrus ana ludiyIull,
received all faclhtes and accommodations granted
usual with city Banks; in addition thereto interest
allowed on al daily balances.
Bills Of Exchange drawn on England ireland. Scot.
land and the Continent Travellers and Mercantile
Credits ssuod aS auahle throD ghout the world.
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husncss IN State bonds Was Hight. but prices wer,
tf9ns aud generally VEL maintained We not, .acs
of ltlutr-t' -. new a. 81 NrI IA 10 q, ftrrt &.
aud Missouri to- VI =. BANK Of Aurth America share,
sold al h tcntral National Bauk, W G. rriuan Autr.
lcan ~. Rank Of America, i5l Uuun, .3i and Ne.
TupoAn, ~. In railroad bonds trade Nas dun, with
TIE principal transactions ~ follows Nchg gau Snufu.
crn sinking fund, le. Lake Shore dividend Donas "
Union Pacnc la lruad LIT mortsHEc. TOLEDO and
MaoasH lsts, 54 Grest Western lst mufisa.-. s,-t 4
Murrlh NJ LssA 1ds W Ono aud Mississippi c'usoi,-
dated sinking fund, si4 Milwaukee ana - Paul :.
Eolu, - Milwaukee aud -. Paul, Iowa DIVISION b.
Huston Hartford aud Erc lsts, tl ~ uu- aud non
Mountain ste, Go {. anu l. {. lsts, ~, &. 4. aud
- @ih bs to.ar ana MIMI sofa lstt g. Sur.
inEi"h ttuaf hAplds ana Minnesota lsts 80. Uuluu
Louis DIVISION, ~
The highest, lowest, and Y. NJ closing pri,r. Of
The sun., 1873-09-05
MARINE ISTELLIGEHCE.

hINfATvRE IiNAHAC-rHTs DAY
SUI rises .... 81 sun srts .... - Moon s,.ts =
mon NArEK DAY.
sandy HOOK. ~ Coy. Island. V Hell Gate. Q =
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Steamship city Of Merida Havana mdse and paAs.
ftssnrr Relief, Bermuda. wrecg,ng Material.
Steamship tsstor. Rotterdam, uldse aud pass.
BARK Alice Burnett, kiv Janiru, coffee.
BARK tafdenas, Havana, sugar.
Bark y. ". Roosevelt. EiAsnr. sugar
Bark i'rttident Washington, Antwerp, mdse.
hArk krpuhNk, Bremen, mdse.
btlg Peter Roberts, Ntndson, Ms plaster.
AkO the usuAl river sud cJastwise ye.s. is.
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THE CONSOLIDATED THIRTY YEAR eFVEH
per cent. Coin BuNn- ut the -. LOUIs AND SOUrU
kAsrLkN RAILWAY Company, Issued upon a Completed
trunk Ane lbetvrsn 81, Luuls aad Nashville, Icuu
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FINANcIAL AND CoMmERcrAL.

Weekly and monthly payments tor furniture
ana CARPETS at u. NJ. Cowperthwiit Co.'S, l5j Chat
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Snslurss Notit,s.

SuSlHtsS stgultS.
"a friend In need IL n friend indeed - nua
such friend IL HELnnoLp's BuoHu to the unfortunate
sufferer who has been sowing his wild oats Warranted
to cure all diseases OF the kdnevs and urinary orgaus
Look out for counterfcts. Genuine has private pro-
pretary stamp Of II. 7. Hembold on each bottle Dt
rections accompany. Sold by all druggists.
JOHN HENRY. New York. Sole Agent.
Cnsari-n on the Race Truck.
Little Johnny Chamberlln in a new role
wrkes's interview with the Herald on Cr.arism r.
vised In full
r.. IL, Coleman. the eminent hotel keeper recon-.
mcndf bksHLEEs iuA 10 all whV suffer from Fever
aud a Ague.
Take Ayers Pills
for all purposes Of purgatiye. Safe aud eGe~tntL
The sun., 1873-09-05

JGINEN'- I|OUORut kID GLOVE
tlI tNIl. IIlt If, uT. lu. tIr frlu,ttlug suiIcd
t.'os uh, u-..,-. % 90 vls.y "ipca aad does not
I.II'.
HFAiTII- of ,ut'us hair aud Whl,kprs practi.
cal! iIN-rsted al 81 ut,u e., corner ftarl nyeuE
Ht..Il
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Court Calendar Thi. Bav.

SUPREME CouRT, CHAhBERs - Fancher. j.
Nos u. a. ST. c. C Cs 49, 81 &c. no. 49, 49, Ii2 Can iGi
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Circulars cent tnu 900 YruauoU gwen.
d. Is. MAi,tlN - ~ a o., hguytfa,
~ VA. a.. fOsl Oute U0k i.DsJ Aes srk.
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RoYALH,y,NA LOTTERY.

Ht' uiNrt prizes, tWnu'fIF "a S3llUr Informal On
turhthrdi oldrrs hu". tlrulsrt scut aprlics-
hoh. SPANISH bauA L..lr a.u % .NtrulHUt> .tsHssS
IAi LOk Co., LII.rft.
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ABOUT DOUBLE THE USUAL COST.

other proposals were nttltipus,
on July s3a resolution drawn up by Mr.. Kin
seila was passed agreeing to lay Alcolson pave
meHt on the atTeCt provided richardson put
down TIT rails and the NicOlsun pavement
company put n douhie row uf boards under their
blocks. These terms were agreed to, tut even
after lnis proposals from contractors were IN,
vitod. When at last II was openly announced
that the hiculBOn payeInsut WAS :" hs laid. no
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-12-19
.. p. LovER1DaE, Solicitor.

! Mortgage SaEe.-Default having been
made in the payment Of a certain lndenture OF
mortgage bearing date the sixth dav OF May A.
d. 1869, executed by Lewis d. Camteldand his
wife Mary CaInfeld, of the township Of Pine
Grove, Van Buren county, state Of Michigan, to
John Greenwood. OF the town Of Paw Paw.
Michigan, and recorded in the Office OF the
Register of Deeds, OF Van Buren county, state
of Michigan, il liber Y, on page 229 on the
tenth day OF MAY, A. D. 1863, and the amount
claimed to be due thereon at the date Of this
notice being four hundred and seventy-one dol
lars (S471) including an attorney fee OF twenty
five dollars provided form said mortgage, and no
suit or proceeding at law or III equity having
been instituted to recover the amount now due
and unpaid and secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof. Now therefor notice is here
By given that by virtue OF power of sale
contained in said mortgage there will be
sold at public auction TO the highest bidder,
on Saturday the twenty-fourth day of January,
A. D. lS7i at the front door of the court
house IN the village of Paw Paw, Van Buren
county, state Of Michigan, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF said day, the premises described
in said mortgage or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the amount due or unpaid
on said mortgage with intereat and cost. said
premises being described as follows, TO wit:
The southeast quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter Of section number nineteen IN town one
south OF range number thirteen west, contain
ing forty acres, be the same more or less.
Dated October 18th, 1873.
970t13 JOHN GREENWOOD Mortgagee
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by \. d. RICHARDSON, nder Sheriff.


AdminisIratOr's sale. = Notice is
hereby given that in pursuance and by virtue
OF an order and license to sell, made by the
Probate Court for the county of Van Buren,,
Michigan, and bearing date the Goth day of
September, A. D.. 1873, l shall sell at public
vendue, on the premises herein described, in
the township OF Pine Grove in said Van Buren
county and State Of Michigan, on Monday, the
twelfth day of January, A. D., 1874. at the hour
OF ten o'clock IN the forenoon, the following
described real estate belonging to the estate of
Robert NJ. Richards, deceased to wit The
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter
and the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter of section number sixteen, in township
number one south OF range number thirteen
west, and containing eighty acres of land ac-
cordng to the United States survey. One
fourth OF the purchase money will be required
to be paid at the time OF sale and the remain
der III one. two and three years with interest.
Dated November 26. 1873
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-12-19
J. j. SHERMAN SWORN.

Reside in Decatur am an attorney; am
Circuit Court Commissioner; know Morris and
Mattesop. On June 81 last l was from 10 A. II.
to P. ~, except an hour at noon, in the Office
of Foster and Coleman acting in my official ca
pacity; Foster, Tucker, Mrs. John Granger,
j. Q. Adams and others were present began
iu the afternoon about 2 o'clock from where l
sat ! could see the outside door did not see
Amos Morris in the Office that day saw Matte
son at the door about o'clock think he had a
paper in his hand think he called one OF them
to come there; saw Coleman Ill the Office be-
tween * o'clock; he talked to Foster about
the picnic; don't think he left the Office till Just
before we went out he was there all the after
noon after he came was there 215 hours was
writing at his desk; heard him talking to
gentleman and lady who came in when left
there went to my Office know Sam. Morris
remember he came to the Office about the time
Matteson came to the door he passed Matte
son at the door; Foster went into the front
room and spoke to him heard no conversation
about a mortgage.
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974t7 4 administrator of said estate.

Mortgage s;,ic.-Default having been
made IN the payment Of a certain indenture of
mortgage, bearing date the thirtieth day Of
October, A. D., 1871, executed by Malery H..
Myers and hls wife, Lucinda NJ Myers, OF the
township OF Waverly. Van Buren, county, State
Of Michigan. to VIM r. Hawkins of Paw Paw,
Michigan and recorded IN the Office Of the
Register Of Deeds OF Van Buren, county. state
OF Michigan. in Llber No. 3, on page 547 on
the thirtv-first day OF October. A. D., 1871. and
the amount claimed to be due thereon, at the
date of this notice. being five hundred and
twenty-seven dollars and forty-four cents. in
cudIng an attorney fee OF twenty-five dollars,
provided for in said mortgage, and no suit or
proceedings at law or in equity having been in
stituted 10 recover the amount now due and
unpaid. and secured by said mortgage, or any
part thereof: now, therefore, notice is hereby
given that, by virtue Of a power OF sale con-
tanned III said mortgage, there will be sold at
public auction, TO the highest bidder on Satur-
day the twenty-fourth day Of February, A. D.,
1874, at the front door of the Court House, in
the village OF Paw Paw, in said County OF Van
Buren,, state of Michigan, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon OF said day, the premises described
in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the amount due upon
and secured to be paid by said mortgage, with
interest and cost, said premises being described
as follows. to-wlt the southeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter OF section twenty-eight
III tOWusulp OHe sOutu vi lahSC 4NO' iOuilecH
west.
Dated Nov. DIST, 1873. 973t13
WIN. r. HAWKINS, Mortgage.
Notice 10 Hear Claims.-In Pro-
bate Court, Van Buren, County: Estate Of Eu-
gene Btely, deceased Notice is hereby given,
that SAID Probate Court will receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of creditors
against the estate of said deceased, and Mon
day, December 1st, and Monday, December
29th, 1873, are hereby assigned for hearing said
claims. and six months from the date hereof
are allowed creditors in which TO present their
claims GEORGE W. LAwToN.
Judge OF Probate.
Dated Paw Paw, November II, 1873 973t6
CE,anccry Snie.-ln pursuance and by
virtue OF g decree OF the Circuit Court for tho
County OF Van Buren state Of Michigan, IN
chancery in q certain cause therein pending, IN
which Isaac Bunneil and Mary Bunneu are
complainants, and Merlin Myers, Susan Myers
and Addison Nowlin are defepdants bearing
date January 21st A. D.. 1878, ! shall sell at
public vendue. TO the highest bidder, at the
front door of the Court House in faw Paw, IN
said county. on the Oath day OF January.
1874, at one O'Clock p. NJ. OF said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and premises, viz The
east half C&) Of the east half ~ of the north
west quarter % OF section ten 10) IN the
township of Naverly, Van Buren county, Mich
igan, containing forty (40) acres OF land, more
or less, according to the U. 5. survey thereof.
Dated December 10th, 1873. VI6-tt
Benz. +. IIECKERT, Circuit Court Comm'r
Upton q Shermqu. Complis Solicitors