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OUR STOCK
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES

rs now complete. comprising an assort-
ment which. in Variety, QUANTITY, QUAYx.
TY AND Low PRICES, IS NOT SURPASSED BIZ AHQ
HOUSE IN THE CITY. We are determined MOI
TO BE uNDEn-soLD. Without quoting prices,
WILL MEET ANY COMPETITION or THOSE IN TN
TRADE. Our stock comprises, with Other
lchoioe goods, a full supply Of
OOHN, HAY. OATS and BRAN,
nianting otatoes, Liverpool Salt,
Flour. from Super to Fancy Family, .
hehned, Crushed. Powdered and Bag
Ooffees-Rio, Lag uayra, Java and Mocha.
:, Teasnn1mporial, dunpowder, Oolong and
Young Hyson,
Davis Bugar-oured Oanvased Hans.
breakfast Strips and Bacon,
Choice Cream Cheese. Gilt Edge Butsss,
Pure Leaf Lard,
Canned Goods. Cakes, Crackers, Ao..
With complete assortment Of Corn and
] R} o Whiskies. Brandy, Gin, Wines, LIQUORS.
Cigars, DO, which will be delivered free Of
carriage at the depots. or At the residences ee
our city customers.
March6 JOHN AaNEW 4 SOH.
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Sale Of Eecurtttes.
BY SEIBELS & EZELL. Auction,

BY SEIBELS & EZELL, Auctioneery.
In compliance with instructions from tho
Carolina National Bank OF Coiumbia, g. O.,
we will sell, on THURSDAY, March Il.
next. at our Office, At II O'Clock A. M, on
account Of whom it may concern, the fof-
loving SECURITIES, viz:
$l2, $50 OF First Mortgage Coupons Of tho
Blue Ridge Railroad COMPANY.
~ GOO OF Second Mortgage Bonds Of tho
droenville and Columbia Railroad Oompspy.
s507 so Of Coupons Of said Bonds OF tic
Greenville and Columbia Railroad COMPANY.
So 6s5 OF Bills OF the Bank Of tho State Of
South Oarolina. =
s5.2e7 90 Of Coupons of Bonds Of the Lau-
|rens Railroad Company.
Sale positive and without reserve. Terms
|cash on delivery Of the Securities, two days
attor the day OF sale. Feb Is I
In addition to tho above, we will sell at
the same time aud place, without reserve.
for cash. the following Securities. held ~
collateral for paym ents OF certain claims
in our HANDS: sov.u0v First iavfin.ss E:-.
Ridge Railroad Bonds; SIS, 900 Past D1s
coupons. detached from Ronds.
Also, so Shares Columbia Gas Light Com.
Ipany Stock.
Twelve shares Central National Bank
1StOck
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the AdUeriiSer states tihas a private
telegram from Washington was received
in Savannah Monday, announcing thai
Capt. David R. Dillon has recovered his
rice claim of 1858. 900 against the Go.
vernment-war loss-and is on his way
to Savannah.
A 10000 diamond was displayed at
Delmonico's, New York, lust Tuesday.
IL came from the South Africa diamond
helds. and was owned by gentleman
from Philadelphia. It weighed eighty
carats.
A sturgeon, eight feet eight inches in
length, was oaught in Santee River, or
Saturday, by Harvey Bunch aud PINK
jackson. 1t weighed 300 pounds.
Tho corner.stone OF the new Jewisl
temple, now being erected in St. Phil,
street, Charleston, was laid on the 10th
with appropriate ceremonies
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REMARKADLK TREATMENT FOR Con-
suMrrIoN.-A highly respected citizen
OF Rome, Georgia, showed us private
letter, yesterday, from a relative in
Boston. from which we make the follow.
ing extract. relating to remarkable but
effective treatment of case of con-
sumption: willie has been sick for
more than year past. just goue into
consumption, but had an operation per
formod by having an inclsion made
through his back into the lungs, and
from which were drawn out at the first
operation nine pints of matter, iucredi.
bic almost, but such are the facts, as his
mother told me she measured 1t. After
this his lungs were washed out with
warm water aud carbolic acid. The
washing has been dono day after day
The langs are now healing. lie ha.
gained in flesh from some twenty [,
thirty pounds, eau walk mile withou
getting weariad. and is Improving nne
Rome (Ga Commercial.
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ARREST. sr.-Henry Cannon and Jake
Cannon, white, were arrested and
lodged in Jail by Sheriff Darlington on
Tuesday afternoon last. They are ao.
oased by Louis SheeIy. colored, with in
stigating him to fire the store of Mr.. r.
I. Neal, which was burned down and
the contents entirely destroyed, on the
night Of the 1lth Of February. The
Cannons are large, powerful men, but
offered no resistance to the Sheriff, and
wore led quietly from their homes,
about eight miles distance, to this town
Since penning the above, Jake and
Henry Cannon wcre both bailed out in
the sum of $500 each. but subsequently
the former was re-arrested and com
mitted back to iail on tho charge o.
murder. as being one of the six men
who beat to death John Tyler, a ooloreG
man. in 1869.-Ne,oberry Herald.
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The Chicago Times says: 1T is intc-
resting and suggestive 70 zee Mr.. For
ney's Press charging the Republican
party with all manner of frauds in con
nectlon with the late nlnyoralty contest.
lime was. and that not ioug ago, whe n
Mr.. forney's Press would have repelled
any such charges against the Republican
party IN Phlladelphia or elsewhere, with
any quantity Of simulated Indignation. u
But Forney's action is another illustrn.
ton OF the "old saw" about r It's leaving
a sinking ship.
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ments active and little OF. State bonds
steady. Cotton weak: sales 887 bales
uplands 1614; Orleans 1871. Futures
opened as follows: March l6 9.32,
15 5.16; April 15 GIG. 1556; May
16 1-16, 161s; June 1e16. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat quiet and
steady. Corn q shade Armer. Pork
heavy-mess l6 25. Lard heavy-steam
8 7-!6@91a. Freights firm.
+. M.-Cottou-net receipts 1904
bales; gross 2.779. Futures closed
steady; sales 2O,7OO: March Is 1872,
1885; April 15 10 80 bid; May 161-16,
16 3.32; June 16I1 bid; July 16 25. SO,
16 1915. Cotton weak; sales l,4li
bales. at 16L@165s. Southern -four
irm-6 60C97. 55 for common to fair ex.
ira; I60@il.O0 for good to choice
Whiskey shade firmer, at 81. Wheat
quiet and 1c. lower. Corn scarce aud
firmer: gnod ernnrt and fair home de.
mand- -85@S8 for new Western mixed.
Coffee dull and nominnlly unchanged.
Sugar quiet and drooping-7a6(075a for
Porto E,co. Molasses dull and un-
changed. Rice quiet and unchang ed.
Pork heavy-new mess 1900. Beef un-
ohanged-mess 1050@1l0O. Lurd
heavy and dull, ut 99S Money easy, at
4@5. Exchange frmer. at 48O1k.
| Gold firm, at 1l1s@12. Governments
strong but steady. States quiet and
| nominal.
CINCINNATI. March 11.-Flour steady.
Corn firm, at 63@65. Pork easier, at
O0015 25. Lard dull-83I(1S% for
steam; 8 for kettle. Bacon qulet-65a
for shoulders; 81 for clear rib sides; $
for clear sides. Whiskey firm, at SO.
LOUISVILLE, March 11.-FIour quiet
and unchanged. Corn frmer, at 7O0
~. Provisions quiet. Pork sold at
20. Bacon quiet and unchanged.
Sugar-cured hams sold at 121x9l2h.
Lard sold at 8 for tieroe; 9l6 for keg.
Whiskey 9215.
ST. Louis, March 11.-Flour in fair
demand and firm for lower grades-su-
perfine winter 4 1905 25. Corn irregu.
lar and inactive-6l@63 for No. 2
mixed on track. WhisKey in improved
demand, at SO. Pork dull, at is. OO0
1850. Bacon dull-6A for shoulders
81 for clear rib; 9 for clear sides. Lard
lower-offered at 81, without buyers.
NoRFoLK, Maroh 11.-Ootton ouie,
and steady-low miadling 144; net 70.
ceipts 2.255 bales: exports coastwise
2,346; sales go; stock IA, 169.
MEMPHIS. March 1l.-Cotton IN.
changed and quiet-low middling l4IS
@l4A; receipts 1872 bales; shipm entt
1871.
CHARLESTON. March 11.--Oottor
quiet-middhng 15L@l526; low mid
ding 14A; good ordinary l4@l4}16; net
receipts 1.156 bales; exports to Great
Britain 2, ,042; ooastwise l54; sales l, 900
NEW ORLEANS, March 1l.-Oottor
quiet and easy-middling 1917; net re-
ceipts 6,63l bales; gross 6,9II; exports
1000.
BALTIMORE. March 11.-Cotton dull
middling 1879; gross receipts 137 bales
exports coastwise 1877; sales 276: spin
ners 80; stock IA, 800.
AUGUSTA, March ll.--Ootton stead,
-middling Is; receipts 385 bales; saleI
SIG.
MOBILE. March 11.-Ootton quiet
middilng 151@; net receipts 4O5 bales
exports coustwise 1G8; sales 600.
SAVANNAH, March 11.-Cotton un
changed -middling 151S; net receipts
sHi la. o"iAu niA
BosroN, March 1I.-Cotton quiet
middiing i6l.s; not receipts LEO bales
gross Q, 498: sales 200.
PHILADELPHIA. March ll.-Cottol
quiet-middling 16l4; net receipts l6:
bales; gross 429.
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City Coupons.
Acacia Lodge No "a a Z

Acacia Lodge. No. 81, A. F.. NJ.
"A AN EXTRA Communication OF this
Wy Lodge will be held THIS {Thursday)
~\EYENING, at u o'clock, in Masonic
Hall. The N. Al. Degrse will be conferred.
BY order OF tho w. H.
Msr121 A. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
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At PriYata Sale

NIE will sell, on accommodating terms, q
w desirable RESIDENCE, situated on
the West side Of Lincoln, between Lumte,
and Upper streets, il early application be
made to SEIBELS d EZELL.
March II Real Estate Brokers,
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For Sale.


A Me:nhar of tina Legislatnre Lost.
WHlLE party OF the members Of the
w Legislature were ont on a recess. they
were aslonishcd 10 perceive that oae of their
companions was missing. Strict search was
made, aud large reward offered by the Co.
vernon for the discovery OF the lost one.
But Imagine tho great joy of his distressed
friends, while passing l.. CARlt'S Clothing
friend busily cog aged piiing away a large
lot of goods which he bought Of l.. Carr for
LESS THAN COST.
AS l.. Carr intends moving his rancho to
new hunting grounds, his whole stock oi
goods will be closed out for less than cost
Boar this we'll in mind March II
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HOMICIDE. terrible homicide oc-
Cured ut Ninety-Slx. last Wednesday
night. Wade Hamilton met his death
by knife in the hands of George
Strothcr. The deed Was committed ut u
hot supper. An inquest was held upon
tho body OF tho deceased by Trial JUS
tloe Tarrant, and u verdict rendered nc
cording to the fncts stated. Strother is
in Jail.
A Columbus, Ga, lady suggests in q
letter to the Enquirer that ii the tenn
perance crusaders should reach that
city, that they commence their labors in
the churches and not on the sidewalks,
as nearly all the liquor dealers are ..in-
hueDtlal members Of one or another of
the Christian churches"
DEATH FROM BURNING. Mr.. J. Is.
Taylor's crippled daughter, Staoia
Susan, of Newberry. died on Wednes.
day last, after two weeks iutense suffer-
ing, the sad result Of burning.
The grangers have good deal tc CON-
plain OF. but consumers see hard times,
too. What do you think, you horny
handed hay. makers, Of the present prico
Of what is called butter?
Messrs. George w. Williams e Co.,
| the Charleston bankers and merchants.
head tho lst with o subscription OF
IS. 900 to the Spartanburg aud Asheville
KaiIroad.
Gen. A. O. Darlington, Of Atlanta,
Ga, has been chosen by the students Of
WoHord College to deliver the annual
address before the literary societies at
commencement.
FIRE.-On the 1G.h of February last.
the house Of w. T.. Anderson, neur
Cokesbury, with all his household
goods, was destroyed by an accidental
tiro.
1t is rnlo OF etiquette in Arkansas
that no true gentleman will cnt with lis
leg thrown over the buck OF his neigh.
bors chair, II he can help it.
Sir Garnet Wolseley hired ali the
soldiers he wanted from t"o African
kings at fifty dollars per l.0NO.
There were 27 luaths in Char,lstnn
for the week ending ths 7lh-wLiics 5;
cU!ored %.
New England contains upward oi 400
priests, and nearly 1000, 600 Of Catho.
hes.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, March II, 1874
Wheeler HouSe-O NJ Bogart, john Nc.
Mann. N Y; Ii III Voorhees, and Iady.
Pa; Miss M A Wyckoff, N j; r AZ
Oates. II Y McAden, w II Shure, A Fl
Van Bokkelen, Mrs Davidson, NO: JIG
Hawthorn. Greenville; G u Ray. Burns
vile; NJ Rosenthai, N Y; l. FL Melli-
chump, N Q; P Duffis, Charleston; Wm
Burdell, Camdeu; q d Melton, city; NJ
V B Clough. Md; e Sapders. Barn
we'll; Nj u Jucobs. Charleston; T. +
Thomas, Md; G a Kaminer, Gadsden: !:
J nj Manley, Hodges; p Pool. New
berry.
Hendrir Houss-R Stork, J Black. s
3 Oalcntt and wife, Miss L II Calcutt.
Miss NJ Oaloutt, Miss Willie Calcutt.
oity; N Schlegmiloh, 8 @; NJ D Forney,
L Forney, Forney, Lexington; H "
Desportes, Winnsboro; j l. Hendrix.
WaIhalIa; w + McNulty. Doko; Ii
Hassen and lady, Newberry; e Mack.
ereIl, Fairfield; L. p Miller, Georgetown:
Il 81 Wilmer, N G; q A Hammer, vii.
mingtoo; r + Dalton, Madison; Chas d
Yates, D Riley, Baltimore; @ A Field,
Norfolk; II z Lodge, Louisville; A 9
Rncker. Augusta.
Columbia Hotel-Wm N Bradhourg,
Boston; NJ Elias, Mo; L Cohen, N Y; j
W Stuart, Biackstook; O K Knowles,
olty; Mrs Ii Reynolds, Miss W Nj
reynolds, N Y; Mrs w B Show, Rev A
NJ Foichi, W II Evans, Charleston; s J
Corrie, N 7; A Fl Lindiey, Charlotte;
j. . Bailey, GreenviIle; J NJ Seigler, G
&c O KR.
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An old bachelor in Orleans County.
Vermont, has been deferred from CON
mlttlng matrlmony in the following
novel way: Thinking over the subject
seriously, and particularly the expense
OF maintaining family, he set the table
In his lonely abode with plates for him.
self and al imaginary wife anu i've chill.
dren. He then sat down to dine, and
US often as hs helped himself to food he
put the same quantity ou each of tho
other plates, and surveyed tho prospect,
,!t the same time Computing the cost.
Iee re1n't OF his examination was so
"iscoufagln9 tAat he resolved not to
marry.
Some men never losstheir presence of
mind. In milwaukee,, ut IL fire, last
woeE, man throw his motiier-iu. law
out Of window in tho fifth story OF a
burning building, and carried feather
bod down stairs in his arms.
The true northerner., 1874-10-23
S1Onldn Suffrage Notes.

From Statistics OF Michigan, 1870" we find
that about 1000 women in our State, over Il
years OF age, hold property, and are liable to
taxation. They have no power to say how the
taxes they pay shall be use1. cave for certain
school purposes.
In Massachusetts, women pay taxes on some
10000, 900, but are equally powerless as to
what use shall te made OF their money. Our
fathers, in 1776, flung British tea into Boston
harbor because as they said, /" taxation with
out representation is tyranny Let us have
no taxation Of man or woman without repre-
sentation. Give justice to all and all will be
benefited.
WHEREAS, The Legislature OF Michigan, at
its recent session, has submitted to the electors
Of the State proposition to change the State
constitution 30 as to admit the women Of Mich
igln to the elective franchise therefore,
RESOLVED, That this convention recognizes
the action Of the Legislature as step toward
higher aud purer administration Of the gov
ernment of our country, and we hope the pro-
VISION will be adopted. Methodist State Con-
venton, Jackson, Mich, May, 1874; passed
without descent.
The Grand Rapids Post, iu response to
suggestion that the ladies in each district should
20 to the polling places the day before election,
and decorate the rooms with flowers and ever
greens, that the men may see what attractive
surroundings the ballot box will have when
women come TO vote, says: 1" Such decora-
tion OF the polls would have silent bat tell
ing eject upon the votes Of the men upon the
question OF admitting their wives, mothers and
sisters to equal political privileges with them.
selves"
The true northerner., 1874-10-23
Probate Order.-state of Michigan

Probate Order.-State OF Michigan.
County Of Van Buren, ss. At session OF the
Probate Court. for the County Of Van Buren,.
holden at the Probate Office, in the village of
Paw Paw, on Monday, the twenty-first day OF
september, in the year one thousand eight hun.
dred and seventy-four: Present, George w.
Lawton, Judge OF Probate. In the matter of
the estate OF Philo HERON, deceased. On read
ing an fling the petition, duly verified, of Ed
WIN ". Heron. praying that administration of
the estate OF SAID deceased may be granted to
Philo NJ. Heron, or to some other suitable
person. Thereupon IL is ordered that Monday.
the nineteenth day of October, 1874, at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon, be assigned for the
hearing Of said petition, and that all persons
interested in said estate, are required to appear
at session OF SAID Court. then to be holden
at the Probate Office, In the village Of Paw Paw.
and show cause, If any there be, why the prayer
OF the petitioner should not be granted: And
it is further ordered, that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested In sand estate.
OF the pendency OF said petition, and the hear
ing thereof, by causing q copy of this Order to
be published in the True NoRTHERNER, q news
paper, printed and circulating in SAID County of
Van Buren, for three successive weeks ut least
previous TO SAID day OF hearing. 1017t3
GEO. W. LAWTON, Judge OF Probate.
A true copy. &. W. LAwToN, Judge of Probate
The true northerner., 1874-10-23

MOrlgn.e Sale.-Defsult having been
made in the payment OF certain indenture of
mortgage bearing date the twenty. seventh day
of November, A. d., 1871, executed by Henry
Booze. aud his wife Catherine \. Booze, OF the
township of Bangor, Van Buren county, state
OF Michigan, to Wm. X. Hawkins, OF the town
ship OF Paw Paw. Mich, and recorded in the
Office OF Register OF Deeds OF Van Buren,
County, State OF Michigan, in Llber 5, on page
576 on the 9th day OF November, A. d., 1871
aud the amount claimed to be due and unpaid
at the date OF this notice. being eight hundred
and forty-seven dollars and ninetv.two cents
lSS47 92) including an attorney fee of twenty
1ve dollars provided for in said mortgage, aud
no suit or proceeding at law or equity having
oeen insttuted to recover the amount now due
aud unpaid and secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof. Now, therefore, notice is
hereby given, that by virtue Of power Of sale
contained In said mortgage, there will be sold
at public auction, to the highest bidder at the
front door OF the Court House, In the village
or Paw Paw, Van Buren, County, State Of
Michigan, on Saturday the twenty first day OF
Noyomber next, at twelve o'clock at noon of
SAID dav, the premises described In said mort
gage, or 30 much thereof as may be necessary
to satiafy the amount due or unpaid on said |
mortgage, with interest and cost. Said prem |
ises being described ~ follows, to-wit: The
east bali OF the east half of the south west
quarter or section twenty (25) IN town two
w south OF range sixteen west, containing
forty acres or land, be the same more or less
Dated August 18th, 1874. 10lSt13
W. X. HAWKINS, Mortgage.
The true northerner., 1874-10-23
Disaointion or E,arincrsAi,..

The co-partnershp existing under the name
of Lane ~ Howland iD tho Blacbsmlthng and
Wagon Making business. is thi, day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons who are In-
debted to said firm are requested to come tor
ward and settle up, and all those having claims
against said firm are requested to bring in their
claims Tor Adjustment. George w. Howland
is the proper authorized person TO whom all
payments are to be made. IL is very desirable
that the above business should be closed as
speedily az possible and thereby save trouble
and coets.
Kendall, Sept 10th, 1874 10ists
Gro W. HowIkND,
=. A. LANE
The true northerner., 1874-10-23

Mortgage SaIe.-Default having been
made in the conditions of n certain mortgage
whereby tho power therein contained to sell
has beco ne operative execute I by Harriet L..
Koors, Of the township OF Antwerp, Van Bu-
rem County. Michigan, 20 rhomas 7. Vinegar,
date the eleventh day OF February, A. D. one
thousand eight hundred and seventy three,
and recorded an the Office OF the Register OF
Deeds for said County OF Van Buren, State OF
Michigan. on the thIrtieth day or October, A. ID.
one thousand eight hundred and seventy three,
in Loer tour (D OF mortgages, on page two
hundred and sixty-one, which said mortgage
was duly assigned on the twenty-ninth day OF
October eighteen hundred and soventy-three
by the said Thomas z. Vinegar, to Albert Il.
WIldey, OF Van Buren County, Michigan, which
said assig gnmept was recorded III said Registers
Office, OF Van Buren, County, on the thirtieth
DAY OF October, eighteen hundred aud seventy
three, In Iiber nine 90 OF mortgages, on page
seventy-hve, upon which said mortgage there
is claimed to be due and unpaid thereon at the
date OF this notice, the sum of eighty-one dol
lars and eighty-seven cents, and no suit or
proceedings having been instituted to recover
any part thereof. Notice is therefore hereby
given, that on Saturday, the twelfth day OF
September, A D., 1874, ut one O'Clock In the
Afternoon Of that day, shall soil at public suc-
fion, to the highest bidder, at the front door of
The Van Buren, County Circuit Court House. in
the Village Of Paw Paw, the premises described
q said mortgage, or 30 much thereof, a. shall
Do necessary to satisfy tho amount then due on
'aid mortgage with the interest and cosrs, to-
sether with sn attorney foe of twenty-five dol
ars, stipulated for in said mortgage, that is TO
'ay, the following described real estate VIZ:
: All OF her right, title and interest ~ aud III
nat piece or parcel OF land known and de-
crlbed a. the northeast quarter Of the south
Ast quarter OF section twenty mine, town three
outh, OF range thirteen west, Michigan
Dated Paw Paw, June 18th, 1874
ooStlS ALBERT X. WuDEY, Assignee
The true northerner., 1874-10-23

Mortgage Sate.-Default having been
made IN the payment OF a er'aiu sum o.
money, secured by a mortgage dated the 9Th
day OF October, A. d. 1872, executed by Charles
Davis and Betsey Ann Davis, his wife, Of Van
Buren, County, in the State OF Michigan, to
Jane Spripgsteed, of the County OF Cass, State
of Michigan, and recorded In tue Office Of the
Register Of Deeds for the County OF Van
Buren, on the twelfth day of October, A. d.
1872, in Liber go OF Mortgages. on page (364),
upon which mortgage there is now due and un-
paid at this date the SUN Of One Hundred and
Fourteen Dollars. and no proceedings at law
or in equity having been instituted for the re-
covery of the same, or any part thereof: No
tice is hereby gwen that by virtue Of the power
corded herewith the said mortgage will be
foreclosed: and that / shall on the twentieth
day Of January, A. D. 1875. at one o'clock In
the afternoon of that day at the front door Of
the Court House in the village OF Paw Paw, (that
being the place Of holding the Circuit Court OF
said County.) sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder therefore, the mortgaged prem
ises, to satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage, With interest at seven per cent. and costs
and expenses accorded by law together with
the attorney fee provided for in said mortgage
The said premises are described in and by SAID
AZ follows, to-wit: The south forty
seven (47) acres and the south eleven Q1) acres
Of the north twenty-five (22) acres, all Of the
south half OF the northwest quarter OF section
one Q) town four (4) south, Of range thirteen
(13) west in Van Buren, County, Michigan.
JANE SPRINGSTEED, Mortgsgee
JOSEPH SrURR, Atty for Mortgagee 1021t13