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sVOtICC 10 IuCNff.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. }
Van Buren, County 'o
Notice is hereby gwen that application will
be made to the Circuit Court for the County Of
Van Buren, at the January Term thereof, A. D..
1875, to vacate all that portion of the village
plat OF the village OF Lawton IN said County,
and known as Lot five. 60 on Block one ID,
Lots four a. five (5) six CO. seven CD eight (8)
nine (9 and ten Q0) on Block two (2) and all
OF Block three (3) on Bakers addition to the
village Of Lawton.
Dated Lawton. Oct. 26, 1874.
1023t9% GUY {. RAY.
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Mortgage SaIe.-Default having been

Mortgage SaIe.-Default having been
made in the payment OF a certain indenture OF
Mortgage bearing date the 9th day of October,
A. D., 1872, executed by Charles DAVIS and
Betsey Ann Davis, Of the county of Van Bu-
rem and State Of Michigan. 10 Emley Johnston
Of Decatur County in the State OF Iowa, (who
was. at the time OF the execution OF said mort
gage, resident OF Van Buren, County In the
State Of Michigan) and recorded in the Office
of the Register Of Deeds Of Van Buren, County
State OF Michigan, in Liber co Of mortgages on
page (362), and On which mortgage and note
accompanying the same, there is due at this
date and unpaid the sum Of One Hundred and
Fourteen Dollars and Thirty Cents, and no suit
or proceedings at law or in equity having been
instituted to collect the amount now due and
unpaid, or any part thereof. which is secured
by said mortgage. Notice is hereby given that
by virtue OF the power OF sale contained in
said mortgage, and in pursuance OF the Statute
In such case made and provided, there will be
sold apublic auction to the highest bidder at the
front door of the Court House in the village OF
Paw Paw, Van Buren, County III the State OF
Michigan, on Tuesday, the third day of Feb
ruary, A. D., 1875, at IL o'clock at noon of said
day, the premises described IN said mortgage,
or 40 much as may be necessary to satisfy the
amour dIIe Or unpaid on said mortgage with
interest at seven per cent, and the costs aud
expenses accorded by law together with the at
torney fee provided for in SAID mortgage. Said
premises being described as follows to-wit:
The south forty-seven (47) acres and the south
eleven..O ID acres OF the north twenty-five (22)
acres, all of the south half ~ Of the north
west quarter OF section one % town four az
south OF range thirteen Is west in Van Buren,
County Michigan. 1033t13.
EMLEY JOHNSTON, Mortgage.
JOSEPH STURR Atty for Mortgage
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LOST Oh STOLEN IA bright red cow. with
the right torn broken of, and a white spot on
the end OF ner tai. The finder will be re-
yarded by returning her to
1020tf WDow MoRKIASp. Lavtop.
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Mortgage Salc.-Default having been
made in the payment Of the money secured to
be paid by certain Indenture Of Mortgage
made and executed by Sophronia johnson, OF
Mattawan, Van Buren, County, Michigan, to
Jonathan Butler, OF Texas. Kalamazoo County,
State aforesaid bearing date the seventh day
of November, A. D., 1864, and recorded in the
Office Of the Register OF Deeds for said Van
Der. A. d. 1864. in Liber IN" OF Mortgages
on page 493, which Mortgage was duly assigned
by said Butler 10 Thomas Van Guilder, OF
Texas. aforesaid, by assignment recorded in
said Office on the first day y; April, A. d. 1865
in Liber 5, Of Mortgages on page 49, and
again assigned by said Van Guilder, to Morgan
Il. Danielson, OF Mattawan, by assignment, re-
corded III said Office, on the eighth day Of
October, A. ID. 1874, IN Liber 9 OF Mortgages
on page 257, afterward assigned by said
Danielsou to George ID. Sessions by assign
ment, recorded in said Office on the eighth day
Of October, A. d, 1874, in Lber of Mort
cages, on page 25S, on which mortgage aud
the note secured thereby, there 10 CLAIMED -
be due and unpaid at the date hereof, the sum
OF two hundred and eighty-nine dollars and
three cents besides an attorney fee OF twenty
five dollars, stipulated in said Mortgage, to be
paid in case Of foreclosure, and no proceed
ings at law or in equity having been instituted
for the recovery OF said sum or any part there
of. Notice is therefore hereby given, that by
virtue OF power of sale in said Mortgage
contained, and Of the statute IN such case
made and provided. the land and premises In
said Mortgage described as follows: An
that certain tract or parcel OF land situate IN
the County OF Van Buren, aud State OF Mich
igan, known and described as piece of land
in the northeast corner of block six (6) five
rods wide, on Murray street, running twelve
,(12) rods west. same width as on hurry street
in Charles W. SCOTS plat of the village Of
Mattawan, will be sold at public vendue to the
highest bidder at the front door of the Court
House in the village OF Paw Paw, that being
the place for holding the Circuit Court for
said County OF Van Buren,. on Saturday. the
thirtleth day Of January, A. d. 1875, at one
O'Clock. z. M.
Dated Oc'oher 18th, 1874 1024tI9
GEORGE ID. SESSl oNS, Assignee.
RICHARDS 4 BARSun, Att'vs for Assignee.
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Students who attend the Kalamazoo Business
College, can obtain board at $3.50 per week.
1021H
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seous medicines can be taken easily and safely
In DunSss nbict< d Cos SOFT Cpsules'
No taste. No smell. Sold by all druggists in
this city. Send for circular to 35 Wooster STREET
New York. 9s0to1032
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A Repository Of Fashion, Pleasure, and In
struction."
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER TO- SHEET

schr Canary. Hart. Providence for New York.
Schr N T. Hall hart Fall River tor New YORK. :.
schr Minnie spear. Lowrey, hockiand Tor new iorA
schr j wi son. Wilson. Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Palma, weeAs New Bedford Tor New York.
schr hannah westbrook, Litejohn. Piynoutn iof
schr + Edwards Providence for New York.
schr + Croweli, Atkins, Provncetown tor New York
schr woolsey. Tirrell. Providence Tor New York
schr c Hart Davis. Somerset Tor New YORK
schr Fiavla. Beach. Provncetown Tor fhiihoelpniA.
Schr Loduskla, Means Ellsworth fos New forx. with
lumber Wagner Scudder. Il
Schr Addie Todd, Corson. Calais tor New York. with
lumber 10 u Boardman. -
schr Restless; Burnham. Bangor tor Washington, DC,
sehr crandail Wilbur stoningron Elzabs Import
schr Delphi. Alien, Bristol for New YORK
schr Gessner, Barrett. Providence .or New YORK.
schr Marshall Perrin Morna Providence Tor Sew
York. - o.
Schr Monitor Chase HNannis tor New York.
schr helen Mar. Nickerson. Boston tor New York.
Schr George Giunn Bacon, Portland, Ct tor Harlem.
with stone to order.
Schr Clyde, Thompson. Wareham tor New York.
Schr VALPARAISO Jason. Providence for New YORK.
Scnr Roanoke, Keeie, Taunton for New YORK.
Schr Elza Hamilton. Cole. Warehsm Tor New York
schr Fakir Watson, Norwalk for New York.
Senr J Goodspeed. Babeock, Hartford for New York.
Schr j G Russ, Norton New London Tor New York
Schr John Brooks, FOX. Bridge port for New York
Schr Annoy, Knapp, Noank for New York
BOUND RA5r.
schr a a Dcming. Boardulan Port Johnson for Hart
schr Alice Scranton. Hayden. Harlem for Stony
Creek.
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our CABLE SHIPPING NEwS.

ANTWERP, Nov s-Arrived, bark Antoinstta osws,.
skantze, Philadelphia
Sailed 7th bark Cam tBr,, sheidrake, United
States.
BRsror Nov s-Arrived, bark Teus Nor), Greg rsen,
Philadelphia; brig Industry (Br, Clifford, Baltimore.
Also arrived Sth, bark Cerere tAus), Bartoch, New
York.
BRKxxRnAvRS Nov 6-Saled. barks Sebastian Bach
tGcr) sanstedt Philadelphia; Freihandei tGer). wach
tea, Cnitea States; Atalanta GER, Hagemann. New
York.
DEAL, Nov s--Arrived bark Reck Ger. waltjen
for Bremsn Astsr (Nor, Falck, New York
tor rotterdam.
pcpLry, Nov s-Arrived. BARK Minerva tBr), Gregg.
Philadelphia.
Also arrived 9th. bark Royal Harry (Br, wiener St
John, NIB.
GxsoA-Arrived, bark Anto,netta QtaD, Jaccarino
Philadelphia.
HAvRE, Nov 7-saled ste amship France Fr), for New
York direct ships Ajax Nor), Apcnes, United states;
Grahams Policy Capp. DO
LIVERPOOL Nov s--sailed. barks Mndet (Nor), eek.
New orleans mot previousy) st Christopher Ger,
Brandhon Philadelphia; Tcemach uor), Guam. Mobile.
sailed sth, barks earn Tual tBr, McDougali Honolulu
and Portland, o; Nary Lowerison tBr, Forbes pnila
delphia.
Arrived 9th, bark San Luis (Dr, Bntler, New York
brig La saletta utaL. Ladanza do.
LONDON Nov 9-Arrved, bark Attila tAus, Caianeich,
Boston.
Also ar rived 9TH steamship Greece CBr). Thomas New
YORK .N
LsEnicx, Nov s-Arrived bark Luigi tAus, Durants.
New York.
Lexposssasy. Nov s-Assivsd, bAsx Tsaax cfsD, u.
stbssas 1alanefN +
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Church,n .Jeaiousy,n ''Don't Be Sny.n .'Tne
SURPRISE" were especially worthy Of
note. There were some excellent
portraits by Mr. Jensen. beautiful little picture
by j. Hammer attracted considerable notice.
There were u number OF other works deserving of
notice. but owing TO the crowded state OF
the rooms. II was impossible TO examine
them with sufficient care TO speak OF
their merits critically. The proceedings were
opened by Mr.. Castillanos performing the
PRAYER oi Moses,n by lhaiberg. He was followed
bv Mss heilbron, who executed IN very brilliant
style wallace's 'C.acovicen and the .'Irisn Dia-
mond," by Pope. The lady was honored by an en-
core, and gave. IN spirited manner Weber's
Movement PerpetueLn
Among the distinguished people present were
Professor Hubner, oI Dusseldorf, Mr.. Oswald Of
tendorler, Mr.. Clark Bell, DIR. Wiener, Mr.. VIII
liam Steinway, Mr.. James L. Ricer, Mr. Frank
Leslie, Mr. Napoleon Sarony. Mr.. william Kurtz.
and Mr.. s. Wollberg.
The New York herald., 1874-11-10
Art MATTERS.

Opening Reception OF tho Palette Club.
Tne first art reception OF the season was given
last night by the members OF the Palette Cluo, at
their club house IN 1wenty-second street. The
affair was remarkably brilliant and successful.
The splendid rooms OF the club were crowded
by people prominent In art ana 1T
erature, among whom was Professor
Carl Hubner, OF Dusseldorf, whose works
are well known to the American public. His
visit 10 America was prompted by desire to make
the acquaintance OF people by wnom mis- works
are SO highly esteemed. He proposes staying
among us for several montha, when No win fs.
turn 70 biz ssudie u DusssldesL Dome - ~ note
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PORT OF NEW YORK, HOV. 9, 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Isabella (ItaD, Solaris Rio Janeiro and
Montcy ideo-Sloc0vich h Co.
Steamship Arch DRUID tBr), Thomson, Galveston
Funch Edye h Co.
steamship Mediator, Martin Fernandina and Port
Royal-H GeipcKe
steamship Frnncona, Bragg Porhand-J Ames
ship County OF Argyle (Br), Miller Glasgow-Hender.
son BROS
Bark Orto GtaD Benza, Newry-J Seagcr.
Bark Trappano tAus) Mercich Trieste Benharn.
Bark Jane Adeine Lindsay. Laguayra and Porto Ca
boilo-Daliett, Bliss Co.
Brig Friedrich Ger, Bachman, Bremen-C Tobias
Co 8
Brig Britannia Hotchkiss, 8arbados-H Trowbridge's
Sons
Brig wauban, Spencer. Barbados-D Trowbridge Co.
Sem Maud Barbour Davis, Pernambuco-R Buck
Co.
Schr II N Crowel, CrowelI, GalveNon-M Adams
schr kenduskeag, Wyatt Jacksonville-Wa Ray.
schr Enchantresa Phillips. Savannah-Evans, Ball
CO.
schr Edwin Kirk, Pole Washington. DC-Ma,ter
Steamer Fannie, Fenton, Philadelphi&-Wm Krkpat-
rick
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants shipping agents and shio captains In.
formed that by telegrsphing to the HEaALD London
Bureau, No 46 Fleet street. this arrivals at and depart
European ports AMI other ports abroad, OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with the
United states the same will be caoiei to this country
tree Of charge and published III
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Maritime Misc cellAny.

Liverpool lei, the former port Oct 2s
s rs mss & % aps ind 9s %
oxsrd pari Of the vessel Every effort wa. mad: io
!! was ionna to be gaining hsadway E was @ blowing %
k sRf
make 3" ns and s possible s Wind q.
tnuea TO increase in velocity; and worked INTO per
for arriving ypes as The h
eses w
sistance has been sent to her from Quebec Although
sandy bottom.
snlY DuARwAx OBJ, rreebody. at San Francisco lst
nna IN lat a. s and a%ay lower
topsais and saysais steering gear bnnacle and stove
sHrrs rnrRxsE Mudgct, for Manila and New York. and
S ao the
both repairing on the 5th Oct.
Sr MANILA :Rs Ssw
typhoon was repairing Oct5
BIC FANNY J.srSss TS MsnoSsy from Havana C1
sem0Fs sies put into Charleston "h 'n'f with captain
asnSrs atrosr csTdf"as M
whiriwnd and was thrown on her beam ends and huge
s the with
a fs sy sst .%s s ss
out OF her she had her toresai
sna @ Is sss Sss5 M
ging carried away; her rail was also damaged.
s :s sss q IL a M
was despatched from Maimadeu with crew Of men to
ssdsd I
leaking badly.
bridge, Portland, 9th Inst in contact with the
draw and lost her foretopmast
rhrunp Cape Shoals nisSt the 7n Inst Four q her
sy s so In sSs @ pF M t. y
themselves and reached kawors Island where another
boat nS The S hs
na so . WIZ oa
srnAsrn cALvxRr, Foley. the pioneer vessel Of the
more on Saturday instead Of Thursday having Teen
;s ss.s e Ssi
fog which continued In great density Almost the entire
ana As
BY
into For. S" Carroll and the .
nss :hs
Sd i hos
two OF these comSartmsnta The Image to the ye sse
meiislev after the accident
Hoxc Kose Oct s-Part Of the German bark Eyerhard
w9seted Ga Iantss Island viii be saved
HALIyAx, Ns. Noy Shark Wipcsor. which arrived
}Sn tSs bark MarseIiu; Or from Nswsa.t!s
had to throw overheard part Of her cargo
e a.s she G spa6s At
Gadiator Of and from Yarmouth for Boson with sails
gone; days out.
ported ashore on island. hvng got
port waterlogged on saturday night
Notice to Mariners.
LIGHT ON LAKE SUPERIOR. w
WASHINGTON. Nov 9-The Lighthouse Board gives
tice that and after Nov 20 light will be shown from
lighthouse recently erected Lake superior at the
entrance Portage Lake ship Canal The light viii be
hxed white one and should be seen IN clear weather.
from the deck OF vessel 10 feet above the statute
ing tower on the canal front 80 teet high The
tower Is surmounted by octagona lantern OF iron
painted black The color Of me building Z red the
ioIIows:-ist Il Il Il, ion ss 81 ".
Whalemen.
Sailed from santa Cruz Tenerine. Oct T. bark Pachc
Borden. Of NIB, for River Plate.
and S s os is1sR:a s ss f.!
sparks. do, with leo do.
Ship cadlng Wind from Bath for Baltimore, Nov 3.
of Barnegat by pilot boat n GrinnelL No
ship Northampton from Bath for New Orleans Nova
ship Hermon. from San Francisco for Liverpool Nov
4. lat 81 So by schr Isabel, at San francisco Nov8
Nov lat 20 Is II, lon Ia s2 W:
Bremerhaysn oct l2 iat z y: lon ss 50 y: III.
Bay. Oct lat 81 s. n, lon IS W.
YORK, Oct IS lat4s 81, Ion Is IT,
Nov |, in straits ofFlorida.
schr Ss'aw.mtsakS e met a. csfSss fro from scckand
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SAILED.

Steamship Mediator. Fernandina &c; ship vasco de
Cana lPorp. Oporto; bark Yumua (Br. sagua; brig
britannia. Barbados.
wind at sunset W. light
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DARE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF
IL the Clagett Brewery Property Baltimore city, Nd
For sale tie established and well Known Clagett
Brewery Property Lombard street and jones'
Falls Baltimore city Md iron ing Oh Lombard street
about and CRANKY street about U feet with
q water front Jones' Falls about 2lo feet IN tee title
lnds The improvements consist oil large brick
warehouse and brick malt house, fronting Lombard
street. large stone malt houses, brew house, large
brick dwelling mouse, brick Office cooper and
shops shedding and AL other necessary brewery bud.
inys complete order and good repair. with large
storage cellars under tho entire buildings large
and ai,na well OF good III the yard The brew
house is supp lied with large tuo capacity OF ~
bushels two large copper boilers capacity OF 2oO and M
barrels copper coolers pumps engine tns and all the
and beer with iarge supply o casks Re- This property
has been used ~ brewery tor eighty years. une
doing large business this city, the south and else
where AM Is well adapted 70 tie present any large
Manufacturing busicss. being situated on one OF the
principal streets ana in the centre Of the city q
Baltimore Md convenient TO ali the railroad depote
and steamboat landings, and offers rare chance e
capitalists as an inyesnent as IL Is offered Tor safe q
close An estate Rni will be sold easy turme AppX
20 ELEANOR y. DANIELS, AdmnisrAfla u Ssho =
UAasls, Jfs dsesAsed, 81 The hfewvrys
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SHIPPING NEW S.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
lDes'sndtsoa.I |

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR TIN
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND pECEMRER.-
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Nj SCishLANEUUy. ..


BsOLuTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A OF different states legal everywhere no pubcityi
state FREDERICK /. KING,
Counsc llor- at Law, 1863 Broadway
n cnt states Legal everywhere. Descrton, &C.,
suiicient cause. No publicity required. No charge
until divorce gra nted Advice free -
N. HOUSE. Attorney. lsl Broadway
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pot s:S:ss:
s1srA Caus vtrsner!re,. Oct sArrivsd, H, Garcia,
Trnnl Oct asM4rrivsd, Tratesnss Jacobseu Baltl.
more.
Hoso Kosc ptls-Tne There:s hence for ioilo. re re-
:Sss
Losp orDEasy. Oct n-rhe bark Dido. Rank. arrived
rcsHs ana tas esea Rs
& aa she ad
rsT VA Grace an
be from se5 during rim NV .s
S, the timber
American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA, Nov 71sailed, steamer @ Mills
BIZ say sss ossa se's ow.
Phi adelphia brigs vesta Brl. Tediord, st Martins
a s.asv nnn sss' ss
Hardy Baker Bsltimorei Western s s.r Grcckfsf; Ell
BAL 'eSss, se%sn Phiisdegn,s ccr:SS, ,oI; .SS
~ S%.: sssS as.i3s
p :S rysd r NOV Jessie sx"s ysnpeds 1
81 s:Ssggy Ds@ss @ Rsns yirsin. EsIs bsyis GSas,
Rs Ga.Ss
on silas Lean spear do wind hound N
SspgWp fsT 4srt
p inney. New YORK % via caps Ann, Cen Sheridan
81 swart, do do,
}ailcd-Brg Rocky Glen.
Ieared 7ih mot arrved). schr Tryon, Hickersou,
SAEfMShE sA5riysd ship SIRIUS s, Mol Mol
airy stewart Atwood, ltio Janeiro - -
. Gh--Arrivcd steamships Falcon. Iiavnic Charleston
v M Kennedy Foster, Providence 6arks Lady Mime
I! onsides Potter. New York; brR Ernestne, Mantle,
avana; schrs Ellen Golden Boston: Leoretta Fish,
ath; heen New York; w ii Van Name, Providence;
lice Borden, Philadephia; John Aansons ana Bil'
towe, lioston.
Aso nrrivcd-sie amships snragossa Hooper. Savan.
rlah John Hopkins. Hallet Boston; schrs Alice
5orda. luxes Portland. Ne Lewis. Baxter. Boston
Richard n Ill, Smith, New York. :.
Cieare,i-ste mers VIM Woodward, Young, New York
schrs NJ Wiley. Wiley, Boston; Downer, Thomp'
son, do. 5sg
Also eli arcds.ea mshp; Amsrica BiiIups ssysnnsh anna
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