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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-12
U. s. Survey, No. -.

BEGINNING at a post marked Nal. US.
Survey No. 49," whence the section corner
>ommon to Sections MOL and =, III ~, X.
u E. and sections b and 81. IT, Is ~, K. u
Z. a.. b.. NJ, bears :. SIC 30 b S,isl feet.
Post No. l, Survey No. y. Michigan Lode,
bears $. II 80 +. l.64S. The center OF the
to? hill of the Rcscue incline bearsN, tl'%
l.. sos feet, and q cedar tree. l foot in diam
ct r, marked "hescuc b. r." bears NsS:t
w.. 20 feet; thence running \. Az +, Low 'i
to post marked 80. =. Us. Survey Now
thence ). jU i. 90 feet to post marked No.,
t.s. Survey No. So" theme, 5. 40 ". i%o
feet TO post marhed no. 4, II. ;. Survey "
10" and theuce y 80 W. 90 feet to pest ~,
/, the place of beginning, containing 3ee'.N
acres. COURSES expressed from tho uus
meridian With a magnetic variation q
~ L. ;,
This claim is located Upon unsurvsyss
lands and is bounded IN neither ED =
any known claimants. The nearest rNns
are the Cole X johnson and Duquet,e.:
This claim is recorded in Book -" ray
rs, OF the iinto District Mining Recordi' ad
copy OF the notice and plats can be iaaiu
posted ut the hescue Incline upon the lode.
do CYhUS +. l0hN. kcgistet
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Application for Patent,
NOTICE NO. 262.
Z. 5. LAND OFrlcr,
Eureka Nevada, Get, 81

Eureka Nevada, Get. g, 1874
NOTICE Is .HEhEBY GIVEN THAI
~ John Z. Jones. Jshn ii. Eoberts. ii.
ward Jones and James Rrolhy Il ostofhee nj.
dress, Egrela, Nevada have this DAY fled,
this Office a diagram, together with a notice.
application for (" patent from the uni,a
states. under act OF Congress approved Mu
10Th. 49,. Tor enc Thousand Il .003) liDeal IA.
OF the Colorado Lode. the same running 10
feet northerly and 40 feet sontherly from d,
location monument at the Colorado .hst.
with surface groand .0D feet in with, si,os.
cd in Eureka Mining District. Eureka county.
state OF Nevada, and described in the pat
and field notes ON file in this office as ielSE'
to wit:
U. S. Survey, no. ~
beginning Mt a post marked No. l,N.S.
Survey. No. a." whcEce thu summit tfEaby
!,ill bears Nd 81 f.. s,577 feet, post marked
No.,l, Of Survey No. 81, Nude for Hermann
liyserann upon the FL Dorado Lode, bears
Nj : IS 4. l,o33 tect; the Colorado Incline
bears :. IS "A Z. SIS 80 feet, and a sprrcc
pine tree; two feet in diameter. marked tclc-
RADIO T.. I. bears :. 81 NJ ". Is feet; thence
ronringS :. d. J.. 1.000 feet, to post marke,
No. :, |. :. Survey No. J.; thence S. 1875 "
200 feet to post marx ed No. 81. :. Survey, No
~; thence y. litie ". l.o0o feet. to pos
msrhed No. 1, Us Survey No.7a; and thrrc
n.y. t.. HW toet, to place OF beginning; cot
from the true meridian, with a magnetic va
ration Of It's East.
This claim is located upon unsnrveyea lard;
and is bounded on neither end by any krovI
claimants: the nearest mines are the Nanla.
tan. ki&g Bee and Florida.
This eluim is recorded in Book u. page To-
Of the nareka district Mining Records, shd
il copy OF the notice and plat "nn bo found
posted at the location monument at The Colo
radu shaft. CYRUS r. IARN,
o. i,e.isti
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 264.
L 5. LASp OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, Dec. 8, 1874

Eureka, Nevada, Dec. 8, 1874.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
~ John Sfocnbar, whose l~ostofice sl:
dress is Eureka. Nevada, has this day fled
Ibis etiie" a diagram together with notice
~ Application fur II atent from tie
United states, undcr net o. Congress an.
IT tved May l1th, !s72, for fifteen hindrcd-
! W -iiucal feet .. the Hesrae Lode. tac same
rnui.g q fey uo~rthcastcrlv and $50 fee,
soEibNestsrly from the top Of ths hescuc In
elmo. with sur ace ground 80 feet in width,
,ituntcd IN into Mining District, " hitc lina
county, State Of Nevada, and described in til,
plat and held notes as follows, to wit:
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ROOMS TO LET.

4 NUMBER OF iiANDSJMLLY FIR
"A n.-hed hooms 10 let. single or en- s4ite.
- ply to the second housesoUth o. 81. James
[ nurch, Spfing street. nlatf
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Public Notice.

NJ NERS AND ALL OTHERS ARE
VI hereby notified tLat tie Ba,ye Console
dated Mining Company limited) will not be
Bile for payment If laoor or material
furnished 10 lartcs having contracts or
to WORK on any Ct the .omlany's
mines III into. secret taHyef, ~ elSeH here
n Eureka cOGtty. oG-IA J.. Nj ~ HA.
Superintendent
LHrthhr NsF., tct9cer J. 1870 cetI
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NAIo- ". . NEAaNl =.
corner 3eHaaf=rc3Al san Fran
Cts-n. EIyAtR ~Cr'TaUrn on CUu'
E.eTgIa =pzee. St4t!l-iel=
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PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 2s.
U, s. LAM OEyrcr,
NOTICE NO. 2SS,

.-a eureka, Nevada Oct. %, lsi,i
NOTICE is HEREBY GIvE>I M.
IN JOHN K, Jones, John n. Eobe,,ii hAl
ward Jones. Joseph Jones, I~ostoffee ~, ID
Euresa, Nevada; William Miller. Pa ssaiss
address,; bingham Canyon, Utah: WE, Mae..
have this day filed in this office a n !, VA,
together with a notice Of aprlics,ior' ssnn,
patent from the United States. nSd,laof I
of congress approved May 10, lS.g. sst act
teen hundred uiOO) lineal feet Of the n iai legr
Lode, h same running 7S feet sosn.diefhi
esly and 200 feet northwesterly irSn u'.IIea't'
cation monument On the lode viii % s1sl %
ground two hundred feet In width. sssnsce
IN Eureka Mining District, Eureka ,"aG.d
state OF Nevadn, and described in IN W,
, 1874-03-29

The mission services at the Church Of the Atone-
ment, corner Of West Washington and Rosey STREETS
will bo continued fer dve evenings Of this week.
by tho following c1ett.ymen Sunday, the Ray. Fran
cis Mansfield Mond,y, the Rev. Edward Sullivan. D
D.; Tuesday, the Rsy. Arthur Brooks; Wednesday.
the Rev. H. N. Powers, D. D.; ThuraIa =, tie Rev
Clinton Locke, D. D. The Bishop of tho Diocese will
administer the rtts Of in this church on
Good Fr1eay morning, at II o'clock.
cormson II St. james chareh corner Of casa aag
Huron streets this morning. The Eev. Arthur Rroots
viii RE- REsaeh 81 IN t: tse evening";
and evening in A1tSanta Church. cornsr Of Qsrpenter
sud Fourth streets.
evening services In tha Church of Our savior. Corner
Of Belden and Lincoln aTenues.
v-9ns T. h'T n sssas Il; wn vpsseh morning ind
street, betveen Moufoe and Adams wy
The Rev. ]. F. Walker will preach morning md
evening in Calvary Church, on WA,rea avenue, near
Western.
There viii Be morning service. Sermon, and hoiy
eoEmunioa Ut st. Peters Mission Chapel, Yos IS and
go s:ae street. opposite Congress- atse, BY the Rev.
The Rev. Frsncas sfaa.ae,d win hold morning and
ertning ses,se m The Church Of tho Atone1nent cor
ner of West Washington and Rohty streets.
The Rav. ": 4. suythe will oficiats morning and
eSening IN the. the chntea Of the Holy Communion,
Wife and Mother.n ~''e+1
The Rev. 2. G Kinney viii preach in the morning
DpEHefu
Taylor and Twelfth streets.
Trinity Church, High:and Part, viii hold afser-
noon aaa evening service In the Baptist Church. The
ReF. H. G. Kinney. Of cateago, will ofieiate.
PAESBGT KlIAN.
Prof. Swing witt preach morning and eycutnr In tn
Fourth Church, corner Of Rush and Ontario Streets
-Tha Rev. J. B: Dru7y, Of Nev York, will preach in
The morning, and the Rev O. D. Gulick IN Tie evening"
ID tne american Reformed And Jefferson Park Church,
On West Washington street, near Ann.
The Rev. Ja1acs Harrison will prench morning and
Robey.
The Rev. 4. E. Ki.tredgs will preach morning und
ore evenn9 N TIE Third charsh, corner Of Washington
and CARPENTER Streets Erenng subject: The Deauty
and Possibilities Of Youth"
There viii be the usual evening serv1ce in Camp
bell Park Mi.siou on Leavitt street, near HARRISON
The Rev. y. Fl. McEatg, .. D., will preach norn-
ing aod evening In he Ninth Church On Ellis avenue.
PROF. F. L. pa:ton, D. d. Will preach ornicg and
evening fn Grocc Church corner Of Vineennes and
Oak avenues.
in the Second Church, corner Of Twentieth street
xud Michigan avsnne, Prof. H=Teu will ure.ch In the
morning. md Psos. Snjug IL tAe evening. :.
The Ashland Aveuuo Church Will ~o1shtp IN n.
mctdi1g IT. tbs 6Ectettorg11n Tr11pit, ou Hsaetrg-
, 1874-03-29
THE ADVOCATES Of JUSTICE.

Ii The Edttor Of Tho chteag" 7r!oun-:
s1n: desire, shroukh your columns, to oo7~
rect aome Of the false impressions existing In
the minds Of people concerning tie objects,
ains, and PURPOSES Of the new Order known ~
the Advocates Of Justice, a. well as to show our
plans OF securing pecunia1y benefits to ita mezo-
bers.
Near1y every PERSON With whom talk has cod
ceivcd the 1dca that we ale starting Co-ope1ustU
Stores; that VIC eoIiciting stock fur the sstae;
that We are collecting money for that purposs,
to be placed in tha hands Of soms pcrson, Tlso
vi! go East for th purpose, Of buying goods,
ahd who will forget to como back.
This is entirely foreign to our minds. We Ars
doing nothing Of tho sort neither has It beeh
suggested BY member Of the Order. We bars
much bctter plan. We are, in the 6rst-place,
Fraternnl Band, bound BY ties Of honor acd
principles of Justice. We 6o!d weekly meetings
at our Lodge-rooc1, where we are ali welcomed
on q social equality, regardless c: ont occars-
tfou, pecnniary circumstances or soclas position
outside our Lodge. Ne give relief to our lnen'"
bers tn sickness and ad1e1sity: We eeok TO msso
all our mee:lags 30 piez:ant. by musical md u.
etary exercises, that re sha1l hold the interest
Of the members; while our ritual-e1stcises -
Of high moral character, OUR Order is e1nsa-
honal. We haYe secured pecdiss=rr bgtshss 10
our members by clubbing together and purc0sz.,
ing our goods all at one hou*s in each An7 q
EtUAs aAA ale 0GhltA5 WIN RiA
uesB-houses of reputation. Each membsf
selects his or her own goods, Of any quat.
iry and in any quantity .tho! fna1
desire, and paJp for: the fa1te:
No money passes through out hands. We hsTe
no tax leYied upon our members, ss.s sufficient
sum to meet the current expenses OF each Lodge;
The initiation-fees placed 50 low tbat 1t Will
enable every person desiring to do 20 to bscoEae
= member Of the Order. Te have now six Lodges
in Chicago, the members OF which ate tecetTtnf
ali the pecaniary benefits and advantages OK tho
pasrona OF Husbandry, which they have secured
through the so-called Granger movement ana
in no single instance uas . member saved less
than So por cent on groceries purchased on orders
furnished By tho Lodges Of The Advocates d
Justice. .
A public meeting Of Alpha Lodge, No: T. Of
this Order will % held At 964 West asd!soa
street. On Thursday evening, April 2, 70 nh1a
all are cordially invited.
Any parties Wishing 70 establish I,odgs ID
their locality can do SO By getting tosethee
twelve persons. and giving notice Of the meeting
to tho undorrigned, Who Tnl meet with then, o.
eend DcDrly, who will organize them into =
body, Nth ali the powers privileges, and sdFaa<
n@ss guaranteed to Lodges Of ouE on1er:
j. y. PoTEN6
Deputy araua Aa4ter, ssa Wsst 1Azs safssk
, 1874-03-29

The Rev. ". B. Wright, Of Boston, is visiting
friends in Chicago
The Rev. Charles Kingsley, Canon Of Chester,
will spend tie summer 1t Colorado Springs.
The Rev. n. F. johnson, another missionary
from India, delivered tn address in Evanston
Wednesday evening.
This Rev. !. Gordon, pastor Of ths Western
Avenue Baptist Church, lectured there Tuesday
evening On Robert Burns.
Bishop Kezfoos Leaves our city, uhere he has
been spending few weeks, 10 resume the dutios
Of bis dioccte (plttetnrE). Eis phyair!aus 3D.
, 1874-03-29

DE-. F'7HEK8 II THE 1NUEPEfUENT.
The Rev. II. n. Powers. .. D., Of this city, in
the last number of.the New York Independent,
thus 6peals Of Prof. Swing:
lie has tenderness and he has strength; he has
learning and he has sentiments he has common sense
and he has piey: aud With his poetic vision ard ardor
are blended such holy and renet-ative sypathies
eaable him to use his in way helpful
to some than could bo possible with greater intel
lectusl ability and less characteristic spiritual mold
1t is this peculiar constitution thnt enables m up
1reciate we'll the hlndr1nces to alone and to
n7ter of mind, and, therefore, never tteats dip
PANTY disainfuy tie facts OF sciene or the per-
and needs Of tho stu-he neser forgsts tnat "Ohrss
CAME that might have life, mud that We might haya
more abund nd~ntIy." Spirit 10 the absolute fat with
him. and It fs tbs commanding valiucs Of Christian
ity that engage his heart aud inspire his ministry.
, 1874-03-29
CALENDAR FOR TEE WEEK.

EP1ECoFAL-
March 29-s!zth Sunday iu Lent.
March 3o-Monday befote Etster.
March 31-Tuesday before Easter.
April 1-Weduesday before Eaatet.
April 2-TEI1sday before Easter.
April 3-Good Fr;day.
April 4-Eastef-Eyen.
ROMAN cATHoIIuk
March e9-Pa1m- 3anLay,
March 39-Fetia.
hatrh 3l-Eeria.
April 1-Feria,
April n-HolJ Thursday
April 3-<9ood Fr4lsy,
April 4-Holy Saturday.
, 1874-03-29
TIE RELIGIOUS PRESS,
THE ALLIANCE.
This paper.arnong it's many editorials. has one

on the temperance question, wherein it says:
It to the best thing to he aone in view Of
all the facts is to try to dud common ground on
which we cnn best agree as s1ttzsns. It may not be
Just what either party or nationality would prefer but
be to DISCHARGE tho ,mnon s.s ard rse Of spiruoas
Of intemperance would sooa disappear Some viii
feel shocked at the Thought Of oleratlpg a bear
wine, but are We not toeratlng them aI the timer
Tho question il not whether wr Will hare thcse in
use, bnf whether We will have whlehy slso.
Then We might all unite discourage fnterapersnce
Or the excessive use OF these ,zai1der drinks.
Referring to DR.. Patron's sermon published in
Monday TRIBUNE, it says:
Our good friend Prof. Patton has published 4 ser
mon In the TRIBUNE Upon looking ove7 it, We age
impressed With tha orthodoxy OF tho thoughts. It is
possible that poor miserable rationalist mud iu
tdel nay feel that Prove the Divinity OF Christ from
the ,sprds Ammo Donini Is form OF argument that
might cheer greatly the Masons when they LOOK At
Anno Lucs, or ihe Mohammedsns when they read
about the ammo Hegir, and lie no.nans with their
Dccet;an year. who will in those dates the divine
origin Of Moha11ned and DioclsGau, the principle
in both cases being the sane"
, 1874-03-29
TEE ADVANCE

The Adcance draws some comfort Tor pugna-
cious saints from the battles Ut present in pro-
g1ess in several branches Ut the church militant,
os follows:
Tlcrr compensation IN pugnacisy. It is difficult
to determine that the ver outIoIsig Of that spirit s
moi conditioned upon this ploNea-up st=te. God
docs u1iiz2 ~. excitement for spiritual purposes.
It wes said that Dr.. man Deeeher prayed bsr when
, 1874-03-29
Letters on the Patton-Swing
Controversy.
The Spirit Of the Religious Press
Last Week.
An Effort to Find Compromise Ground
On The Temperance Question.


PROF. SWING AND DIR. PATTON
Prof. swEG's DEfEHDEEs-
10 n.< Editor Of Ihs Chicago 114bune:
S1E: L. TIE TntatSE Of March q four friends
Of Prof. Swing come kindly forward to hie reg
cue. rLe Que who assumes the signature Of
.sCatholious " deserves brief answer. It il
IN no hope to convince that writer that we reply,
but 10 viadicate the Presbyterian Church from
the terrible charge he makes. We will only pre-
1niee. thai he might as we'll say I'LL disputat1ona
touching politics ara '*useless." But religion
is OF infinitely greater moment. therefore BY nc
means useless.
Another chn1ge is false. Prestrterians do not
plead TOR their system in order to ''sot others
By the cars" Ne will not eay this il calnnni-
GUS but men can in Church aud State defend
their views without being justly charged with
being malignant. We pity that writer 3 peace OF
mind who dnre call the ministers Of Christ
who never disturb the quiet of eren dog un-
less he eudangers their safety. "ye,min y
lie calls the grand truths Of Revelation non
eseent::An Has ''Catholcus yet to learn
that those doctrines which Prof. Patton doubts
whether Prof. Swing hoIds are to the svhtem OF
Bible truth, in our faith, as the bones ID man
Take out these eEeleton-boues from the beef.
snd you have . mass Of quirerlng, shapeless,
worthless meat and blood!
Has tCatholicus ret to read up the b G OF
the history Of 1nora1R as bis own free-ihinkinG
t,;nas we've All t1,ose thirty milljops Of Christian
nartTrs sent to tha flames? What did they hold
1z,th deeth rTasn, ehown nv the German as his
host dashed f. fragments on The Niacara's rap-
ids? How he seized piece OF timber fixed on
tha rerre If the cstsroct. How Lo cluue wi1h
i;x;," InS ~, 3vno agonv to that thing Of honei
so ~, tiosa ns-tyrs ct,inr to this same creed!
.Nnnressenfiais :" indeEa /! "Cathn1icus" voula
{,eat tia ~roans of those graud marryrs with
-ooccarri "a aaysHwa want eornntI,}n7 sta-
h1e> :" 1.rn,v and bra, elr said- Yes. sir. smiu a
universal CHANCE. whera the clouds above The
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-01-02
Mortgaa~ ~uIe.-Default having been

Mortgage S;ale.-Default baving been
made In the conditions OF MORTGAGE exc cuted
by Valentine Shugers and Harriet Sugars and
bis wife, to John Etter Of the town of Marcel.
lus county Of Cass, and State of Michigan,
dated October the 22nd, A. d. 1868 ahd duly
recorded in Liber u. on page GA Of Mortgage
Records OF Van Ruren County and State OF
Michigan, on the oath day Of October A. d. 1868,
and said mortgage having been assigned to
Henry Wicket, OF Decatur, Van Buren, County
and State OF Michigan. on the LIST day of Sep.
TENDER, A. d. 1878. SAID assignment was re-
corded on the 22nd day OF September, A. d.
1873, in Llber page so, Of mortgage records
OF SAID county OF Van Buren,, and there beng
claimed to be due at the date OF this notice the
sum OF S279,20 and no suit or proceedings at
law or in chancery having been instituted to
recover any part thereof. Therefore, Notice is
hereby gwen that on she 9th day OF December
next, at one O'Clock. at the front door OF the
Court House. in the village of Paw Paw, Coun-
tv OF Van Buren,, and State OF Michigan, the
said mortgaged premises described as follows:
Commencing at stake five rods north Of the
north east corner OF The north west quarter ~
the south west quarter Of section &c, OF town
4, south OF range Ia west, running thence west
IA rods, thence in aertheasterly direction IA
rods to the center Of the Valley q Lawtop
highway. thence alepg the center of said high
way 38 rods, thence south IA rods to the place
OF beginning. containing 8 acres, will be sold at
auction, TO satisfy the principal and interest OF
said mortgage and legal costs, and an attorney
fee Of ten dollars covenented for therein.
Dated Oct. 2, 1878 S66t13
HENRY WICKET, Assignee.
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Mortgage Sale.-Default having been
made in the payment OF a certain sum OF money,
now past due, secured by mortgage, dated the
seventh day of October in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty seven, executed
BY Louisa Burnap, Of Waverly, Van Buren,
County, Michigan, to Morgan Curtis, OF Rich
land, Kalamazoo County, Michigan, and re-
corded IN the Office of the Register OF Deeds
Tor the County OF Van Buren,, in the State of
Michigan, on the 23d day OF October, A. D.,
lS67,m Liber OF mortgages on page 27,upon
which mortgage there is due and unpaid at this
date, the sum of seven hundred and twenty-five
dollars, and no proceedings at law or in equity
having been instituted for the recovery OF the
same. or any part thereof: Therefore, notice
rs hereby given that by virtue OF the power of
sale, in said mortgage contained and recorded
herewith, the undersigned will, on the second
day OF February 1874, at one o. clock in the after
noon OF said day, at the front door of the Court
house, in the village of Paw Paw, in the County
% Van Buren, and State OF Michigan, Chat
being the place or holding the Circuit Court
COR said County, sell at public vendue, to the
highest bidder therefor, the premises described
IN said mortgage, or sufficient thereof, to satisfy
the amount due on said mortgage. with interest
al ten per cent per annum, and costs and ex-
penses allowed by law, together with an attorney
zee OF twenty-five dollars provided for in said
mortgage. Said premises are described in said
mortgage as follows. to-wit the east half OF
the southwest quarter OF section eight 60 in
township two CD south of range fourteen (14)
west, containing eighty acres OF land. more or
ess. situate in the County OF Van Buren, and
state of Michigan. Dated Nov. 9Th, 1873.
97l13 MORGAN CURTIS, Mort9agee.
HENRY G. BR1aes, Atty for Mortgage, Kal-
smazoo, Mich.
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Chancery SaIe.-By virtue Of a de-
ere made in the Circuit Court for the County
OF Van Buren,, In Chancery, in a certain cause
therein pending wherein Jason Garfield as
Trustee for George WorthIngton ~ Co., 10
complainant, and Allison Flumerfet aud Allce
Flumerfet and Morgan b. Dsnielson are de-
PENDANTS, bearing date the oath day OF Septenn-
Der, A, d. 1873. ] snail sell at public vendue
to the highest bidder. on Saturday the 10Th day
of November, A. ID. 1878, at one o'clock IN the
afternoon Of that day, at the front door OF the
Court House in the village of Paw Paw, in the
County OF Van Buren,, and State OF Michigan,
the following described parcels OF land situat-
ed in said County and State, VIZ: Lots num-
Der one 1 , two p and three rs ], in Kinnies
addition to the village of Mattawan, according
to the recorded plat thereof.
Dated October 16, 1873. 96St7
JOHNiJ. SHERMAN,
Circuit Court Com'r for Van Buren, co,
RICHARDS q BARNUM CompPts Solicitors.
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Mortgage Sale.-Default having been
made in the conditions OF a certain Mortgage
whereby the power therein contained to sell
has become operative), executed by Mary
Woodruff, Of the township of Antwerp, Van
Buren, County, Michigan, to Enos Sheldon. OF
Van Buren, County, Michigan, and bearing date
the first day OF June, A. d. one thousand
eight hundred and seventy, and recorded in the
Office OF the Register OF Deeds, for the said
county OF Van Buren, in said State OF Michi-
gan, on the 4th day OF June, A. d. one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy, at four o'clock
in the afternoon, in Liber one % Of Mortgages
on page one hundred and seventy-slx, upon
which mortgage there is claimed to be duo and
unpaid at the date OF this notice, the sum OF
three hundred and sixty-hve dollars and ninety
four cents (5365.9D ii and no suit or proceedings
at law or III equity having been instituted to
recover any part thereof, Notice is therefore
hereby gwen, that on Saturday, the seventeenth
day OF January, y. ID. one thousand eight
and seventy-four, at the hour OF twelve o'clock
noon OF SAID day, ehall sell at public auction,
to the highest bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House, IN the village Of Paw Paw. Chat
beng the place OF holding the Circuit Court in
and for said county of Van Buren,, the premi-
ses described in said mortgage or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy the
amount then due on SAID mortgage, with ten
per cont. interest aud legal costs together
with an attorney fee OF twenty dollars stipu-
lated for IN sand mortgage, that is to say, the
following piece or pracel of land situated in
Van Buren, county Michigan, viz: Being ten
Q0) acres OF land situated in the northeast
corner or the northwest quarter Of section
number thirteen Q3). township three (3) south
or range thirteen Q3) west and bounded on
the north by section line, on the east by quar-
ter line running north and south through said
section thirteen Q3), on the south by the
Michigan Central Rail Road, and on the west
by line drawn parallel with the east line OF
said land at sufficient distance therefrom to
include and contain ten (1O) acres, and being
the same lot Of land decided by Joseph W. Rood
and wife, to said Mary Woodruff, on the thir-
teenth day Of March, eighteen hundred and
Dated Paw Paw, October 20, 1878. 969t13
ENOS SHELDON. Mortgage.