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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

W cOMPANG.-LOeatlon of pfiheipal pltet
Of business. san Francisco, rsliiornia
LEGATION Of works, Gold hin. storey county,
N.,Iee 4. hereby given. that al . meeting Of
the Buari of Directors. held on the 3ist day OF
October, 1870. an s--s--ment lSo 3bl OF Three
Dollars per share wa- levied upon the CAP
tai stock Of the corporation. payable imme
distely. In United STATES gold 80 n. 10 the Zee
Rotary. at the ofice NJ the Company, In Nor
RVS Builiins. No %ii Csliforaea street. San
frsneisc.a. Califothia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment
.hsll remain unpaid oo the fth day 81
November. isTa. will bc delinquent. and ad
ycrtl.ed COZ sale al public a%uciiou. and unless
PAYMENT 10 made beprc will be cold ON
FRIDAY. the 18th LAY of December. 1876, TO
pay the delinquent assessment. together with
cots OF advertising and .sP.n-.- OF sale
asO. u. EDWARDS, Secretary.
Oniec-in Morra~'s B1ihding. No. III ,ali.
street. ssn rrsnci.so. California. oeeiid
IRowN Paint GOLD AND sII~
u YER MiNISu COMPANY. -Locaiion of
prnclp.i place OF ba.lnc--. ran Francisco.
california.
LEGATION of works. Gold MN. Storey county,
Nevada.
Notice b. he-eby given. that at q meeting Of
The Hard ot Directors. held on the 10Th day OF
Oct abcr, isIG. an ss-s--pent (No. ~ OF one
Dollar tsil per share vac levied upon the capt
tai stock III the corporation. rsyable immedi-
ately. In United States gold coin. IA the secrc-
tAry. at the osice of the Company. Room ~
Hiywari'- Baiiiins. No. tie California street.
San Francisco. CAl..nrniA.
Any stock upon which this asse--ment -hall
remaln unpzid ou the 22ih day OF November.
isfG. will h dslinoaent. and advertised for sal,
81 pu,lic ~suetior. sni unlr-- ps,ment IL made
before win he -ol1 ON WEDNESDAY. the
nih day % Dcc.mbsr. is.s. Ia pay the delin-
qnsni a-s-s-ment. together with costs OF A.
vertis'as and EXPENSES 10 sale.
By orlei of the ib,ari 10 u rec'ors.
JAMES SKwLANbS. s~crtsry.
Oniee--Rpom No. - Hsywari's snililng. No.
llg Califoruls stre.t. san Francisco. California
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
,OsrIONEyiRNT.

Mitchell Gold and silver Mining Company
Delinquent day of assessment postponed until
SATURDAY. Octib Der %. 1876. and day Of vals
10 SATURDAY, November Is, 1876.
by onler of the Board VI directors.
ociitd A. q. HAMMOND. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

Delinquent day Of assessment poatponed until
MONDAY, the 10th day Of October. 1916, and
day Of sails until MONDAY. November Q, 1915.
ny order Of the Board OF Trustees.
ocetd A. q. HAMMOND, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
NIAGARA COLO AND sivl.El

ome.HRosm. > and 10. No. es Clay .,rse,
ssn francisco. California .esOtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30
Cnowy r.INI soL9 AND sIi.

Oniec-in Morri~ vs. iiuihiing. No. III ,ali.
fornia .tr.,t. ssn rrsrei-~o. California. oc1iid
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-30

onee-sss Montgomery street, Room y. San
Francisco. California. oc2tid
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
Matters Of dnapreSt.

Spring house thevea Is one Of Montgomery
couD tvs troubles.
Those who come to Won tn tn / ubou' others
are the ones who go TO others to talk abont yuu.
-FOrrt9en hund Ell school chlluren shook
h ndS with Pres dent Grant % his re,eyIIOn in
ithaca, N Y. the other day.
Tho jersey city cO'Oners are urging uupn
the authOritle' the Gnsirability Ol p!bViilag
pho .Ogrppns before burial OF a unTecO gplz sd
d sad olies
MIR j. E. Scott cOIOred, o. the District of
COiuu.bia was admit II TO practice Ia Tie su.
urome cIurt OF The State of Pennsy wanna in
Philadelphia.
-COnrdd Dearng Dragged. white Intoxicated,
In Columbus, OHIO, that IL wears ago he kI eu II
negro. When he got sober h. iOuud hlm-elf IN
l"il, with the chances In favor Of his being
hanged.
-Tne search for tine sunken treasurer amount
ing to s5,0l0,OOJ. which wenJ down on board the
Brltlsh lligate Hussar. near NV YORK, during
revolutionary times, ,is being vigorously prose-
cuted.
Since the passage of the bankrupt act in
March, 1867, there have been entered for aGi1d,.
c9llnn IN the Uuited otatcS Cli r.' on o. Ol tho
untef States court for the Western district of
Pennsyivan'a 2,5S cases, re me- an average OF
something le' than three hundred per auuun
o. one each working day. Ihp faCu thnt FOR the
slX N nnth ending on October st tHst there were
INT l2g cases. and for similar perIOd ca u ..
April ls,ls70, there were 2O3 cas g. in1icptes tie
frequency with which advantage was taken of
the law when VI was not w. IL viii be n0tad
that the e wGs Ialing on OF 70 cases IN the Inst
half OF the past twelve IN NTH as impaired with
the first half.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14

AT Beaver, Utah, Tuesday; Judge
foreman passed sentence on John ID.
Lee, convicted of participation in the
Mountain Meadow massacre, nineteen
years ago. The laws of the Territory,
allowing him to choose hanging, shoot
ing, or beheading as the mode of his
death, he choose shooting. lie was
therefore sentenced to be shot on the
26lh of January next. The Judge said
that others, equally guilty, might here
after expect punishment
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14


"A letter from Savannah states that
mp to last week there had been over /,
800 interments in the city since August
2lst. four.tifths of which were yellow
fever cases. Very few people remain
in the city who have not had the fever.
The letter states that "noU one of the
full-blooded blacks has yet been attack
ed with any symptoms. Where there
is the slightest taint or mixture OF blood
however, the ravages of the epidemic
are apparent. Justly approaching their
happy immunity, the colored men and
women have banded together in little
army of their own, and have perform
ed most efficient service from the very
beginning of the disaster. They are to
be found in every house where the
disease is raging at its utmost, and their
attention has something poetic in the
sacrifices which surround it." The
number of victims of the fever is now
diminishing, and it is hoped that frost
Will soon put an end to il.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
Read This 1!

We would call the attention OF the
people to the fact, that we have made
arrangements with the National Art
Co., OF Cincinnati, Ohio, to furnish our
Subscribers with number of choice en-
cravings, as premiums to subscribers to
the CARBON ADVOCATE, at the nominal
price of % cents each, 5 for dollar, or
the series of nine for s1.75, this places
in the reach of the people good newsy
local paper and very handsome lot of
engravings (9) for $275. Call at our
office and see samples of the engravings
Agents wanted in all the townships to
canvass, to whom liberal commission
will be allowed. To the first lady who
will procure for lis 1875 subscribers to
the ADVOCATE at 81 90 each, paying us
cash, we will present a nearly new $50
Wheeler and Wilson Sewing Machine.
in first class working order. Who takes
this valuable prize
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14

The latest returns from Indiana
Indicate the election of Williams. Demo.
crat' for Governor, by majority of
from 0,OOO to 5000 aud the election of
the entire State ticket. In Ohio the
Republicans have carried the State by
an estimated majority OF between 8 1000
aud 5000. The vote for Governor in
West Virginia is estimated at 10000
majority for Matthews, Democrat. 1t
Is impossible to give anything like ex-
act figures until the official figures are
received.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
-The suDscrIbers 10 lhe stock of

The subscribers to the stock of the
great Centennial Exhibition. it is no "
said, will receive dividend on their
shares of at least so, and, perhaps, 70
per cent. This is largely more than
was expected, as probably not one sub.
scFiber IN hundred ever supposed il
would pay back cent indeed, in
mauy instances the scrip has been
framed aud hung up as an heirloom
for future generations Of the family
now possessing it.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14

The body of an unknown man.
supposed to he tramp was found on
the track OF the l.. Il S Railroad, near
the gas house, at Mauch Chunk, ON
Tuesday morning, with the head sever
ed from the body and otherwise mutu-
lated. lie had been seen the previous
day visiting the different saloons and
drinking shops, and is supposed to have
lay down ON the track to slpep-he did
etfectually. lie was taken to the poor
house for burial.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
THE COMING S00W.
z Circus in Separate EIngs--A
Big Memagerie ana Grund nIu.
seum-TTO Brass Bands!-

b'S "eh"Sefie nhu Grun6 NJ
seum-1~O Brnss Bands!-
One Mile epfCharIotsand
Palace Animal CarsI
"he long heraldcd and world famed
show OF John o Bren is to exhibit here
on Saturday, October 2lst. Every
where indorsed as the greatest and
grandest tented exhibition ever orgami-
zed we append the following conmen-
datory notice
john O'Bren's great combination made pub
nc plraie Yesterday. Beyond quesJlOn 1t was
inc finest snow prGCe sion ever 50 n in this clG,
aHd gave an adequate iii OF the great umilse.
ment eutelpr5e hmCh air. . Btlel has IJun-
dti; The cumOnat On is The most melitoliOus
eNhi litlOl now travelius. An hOur spent lO0k.
ing at the birds ana Deastin III great menager @
wmch he mas coli cteC VIII teach pei son more
OF the wonders Of nat re, an Will more viyldlv
lihp,es' the lnlnu with ti" wisdom o. me Crea
TO thau days Of devotion t. reading IN re IL
schfce.y ciaSs OF anlmas, however wind and
stl'nte that he nus not ITS rep esCnta ives in
one or another o. the IOItY-scven beautifully
painted cages. Inc enormous aUur and expense
necesstr, % maze such collection tns yu il
ul'lauCes That many Ui the anima have to be
Drought, the SAVAGE amt dang rOus tountry
Whete only they are found Gnd Il hundred ulher
lmOsdlments, WOu .eier ordnar, men from
atte.hpllng to get Ogeu.. rr such ii eat SNOW us
mat Wnlcn Is ut TINS time IN our city. The 1.tl.
scum pfesents large variety Of euro .ities
many Of them Attracting the close scru uny Of
grown lOlkS as well as the variety Oi muchahi-
ca cOhtflVances for the speciu benefit Of the
hue ones.
lis arenic display Is given III two separate
II g, and vita TWO iul, AID vi .uuct ere IS
irodpes. One cal VISIT U'Brian's ri .unuic con.
sUlluiltOn, and DehOlI DuDie the uttr cttous vi.
ulna.lk presanteI in tented exhibitions. II
should be o.ne in mlnu, LuaL one ,lGkuI ADMITS
10 tne rhtlre oAhiultlou. Ina eutcr1t 80 rs an
lndiV duiI one, ana nU SIN 10 man IL the United
sl"teS mas a. much money invested i'll TINS
business as mas JOnn O'Dnen. Space fOibl Is
mention III CeIall OF tiIe circus cOnIpauy, winch
Is an unusuauv good one.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
Congressional Conyentinn.

The Dennclatic Congressional Con j.
vention OF the Eleventh District met at
the office of John d. Bidds, in Milford,
Oct. 4th, 1876, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ.
The list of conferees Deing called by
counties, the following gentlemen ans
wered
Carbon-John Taylor, L. F. Lsntz. II. t.,
PacSer. f' ''
Columbia David Lowenbery Jacob Terw,lli.
ger, W. II. Snyder.
Luzerne : David p. Barton. Bernard Nc.
Mnnns. s. W. Erler
Case. - -
MOntour-L. K. Mower. A. W. Brandon. d.
+, Gauger. "
Pike-JOhn NJ Van Akin. d. VI. Van Auxen
tsuOstitdted Tor George Ansley,I john d. Bl!ts
MIR. Snyder nominated -. f. Gaug-
er for Temporary President, which was
agreed to. -.
Mr.. BiddS nominated L. X Mower
er, of Montour, as Chairman OF the
Convention, which was agreed to.
MIR. Gauger nominated W. Ii. Sny.
der, OF Columbia, and air. Barton
nominated Bernard McMauus, of Lu
zerlle, rs Secretary, both OF which NOM
nations were agreed to.
Nominations for Member of Congress
being declared in order, the following
names were presented
By Mr Taylor, Robert Kiotz Carbon.
ory MI L)wen0tFg, Chaiies B. Brockway
Columbia. ''
~ Mr.. snyder o, a. Megargel Columbia
~ Hr' BbrJon, Frenois ID, Co Inns, Luzsme.
Nv Mr.. Case, A. o, GreenwIla, NJ On. Oe
By MIR. Brandon, Il s. sum iigtOn SIonfonr
hS Mr. Biuds George II. Rowland Pike.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
Boys in blue, your old Sighting ce,

Boys in blue, your old Sighting gen
erals, Mcclellan, Hancock, Hooker,
Sisel, Palmer, Knipe, Reed, Manson,
Slbley, Glover, Farnsworth, Parkhurst
franklin. Bartlett Buell.. Sprague
Bradbury, Rosencranz, Milford, Coulter
Ewing, Corse, Dnrbin, Ward, W illlams
Newton. Warren, Slocun, Mott, Bragg
lof' Wiseonsin), Blair and Walker ar,
for Tilden aad Hendricks. They viii
vote as they fought, for peace.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14

Official returns of the election in
In the State of Maine, give Counor,
Republican, a majority Of IS, ,O37, over
Talbot, Democrat, or q Republican
majority OF little more than Il 900
over last year,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14

Mr.: Terwlhiger was the oscillating
cohferee, vibrating between Brockway
and Megargeli.
At 4:30,on motion of Mr. Lowenberg,
the convention adjourned till z o'clock.
At tife evoning session ten ballo Is
wore ta.sen VithOut material change,
anty the convention adjourned till
Thursday at 1870 o'clock a. IN.
The convention adjourned on Friday,
9th inst, about O'Clock, to meet in
Struudsburg, on Tuesday, Oct. H..
Those who were present represent that
the Indications are in favor of the final
nomination OF Col. II. Klotz.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
The project of keeping up the Pbila

-Theproject of keeping up the PhiIa-
delphia exhibition by the purchase of
the main building, which was entertain
ed by some wealthy citizens of Phlla-
delphla, has been frustrated Dy the de-
termination of the park commissioners
that the main building must be remov>
ed
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14

~ '''''''''' sssssss..s ss.s.ssls3V-O 40
state Of Pennsylvania County OF Carbon. 81,
i, W. w. Bowman, Clshicr OF tho n,ovr. nam
eu BanN, ito so,emuly swear that the nbove
stat ,meut is true to The best of my knowIGdCe
W. w. BOWMAN, cashier.
Subscribed md sworn TO before mo This OH
day OF Oct 1876. '''' ''-
THOS $. BECK Noty Public
C9rrect-Attest: II. f. HofFord A. j. Durling.
iN''oIs' oct ID, 1876
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
LEHlGHT0N, Pas
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT. II, 1876.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
AuffnnuI

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
National.
For President RUTHERFORD y. HAYES.
For Preidcnt-WILLIAMA A. WHEELER.
County.
FOR ASSEMBLY.
WIN, NJ. RARSHER,
s. b. HUDSON.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE
THOMAS i. FOSTER.
ron rBoTnoNoTARY,
THOMAS KEMERER,
l. FOR SHERIFF.
"a JOHN PAINTER.
80 FOR JURY COMMISSIONER,
WM. II. sCOrE
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
National.
For President-sAMUEL ] riLDEN,
For e-presdont-THoNAs HENDRICKS.
County.
STATE SENATOR
CHARLTON BURNETT.
ASSEMBLY,
]. G. KRAMER,
---
"'. ASSOCIATE JUDGE.
r. LEONARD.
PRoTHoNoTAPY,
JOSEPH FRlsT.
SHERIFF.
- ]. W. DENBUSH.
..tlr. JCRY COMMISSIONER,
E n. KELLER
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14
DUBLIC SALE OF
Personal Property,

The undrrei yned viii sell at pub'ic SoIo nm
tue prem ses known os the F." OLD LIN DE n.
NAN "a RM" IN the BOROUGH OF LIE.
hldL ION. near he Fur Grolnus, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 18th, 1876.
commencing ~ 12:}n O'clocl, p. NJ the following
Vnlunp't articles Ot POprtty. to wit . IIrpL
encl Weighing about .51 tbs . PI ~ 70 Chlcke'is
! MheelbarrOw. childs, Ctrrihge, 2 Bed tends
with Sedding, Lounge, dozen Chans2 Rock.
ing Cnnlrs, ! oOklnR stove, with Pipe and
! Dittsng CNee Bureau, ! lea Pow Stand /
Whhh stand Meat cutter, 1 Sau.ape StufTrr
other articles of hOuseholi Furritu @ TO mn
neious /" mention. Terms will Ue made known
at time and place OF sale ~
Oct. T. 1870 FRANK MAURER
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14

p. would say something about
your candidates for Sheriff hut | hay mt
all the points I'd wish. | understand
the name of one is Rau Den Tree and
that the other is Painter Cor "Boss
Painter" I've heard him called). Now
pos: me on both. What are the "Boss
Painters principal works. l Judge he
is good artist anyway.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-10-14

Opens at 1 and z p. Nj. Commences one hour later.
Never Divides Does not travel by rail- but moves over
the highways with army of men and horses Look at it
it goes marching and judge for yourselves of the
magnitude and merit of this consolidation Extra
Trains and reduced fares all railroads Good order al
ways maintained inside and outside the pavons Courte-
GUS Ushers in attendance.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14
n a. ATsE L. a r.ft ha naf 20 M fbapiog

A DMINIsTRAToRs SALE OF REAL Es-
~ TATE.-In the matter Of the estate OF Charles
Walters, deceased,
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of a Ii
cense and authority granted 10 me by Obed Smith,
Esq, Judge of Probate OF Alpena County, Mlchi-
gam will sell at public autiOn, to the highest
bidder, at the front or hall door of Potter Broth
ers' brick block, on Second street. in the city Of
Apena on the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1876, at
two o'clock r. VI. of sarl day, all the interest of
said deceased in and ~ the following described
lands, to wit The southeast quarter OF the
north west quarter Of section twenty 90, and the
northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of
section sixteen llG, all in township thIrtytwo 32l
north Of range four IA cast, Alpena county, Mich
igan. -
Administrator.
Dated Feb. %, 1876.
J. d. TuKNBULI, Attorney. 23sw7-2
Notice il hereby given that the above sale has
been postponed until the first day of June, at two
O'Clock T. NJ. at the above named place.
ANDREW w. COMSTOCK,
Administrator.
J. ID. TURSBuLL, Attorney.
Dated April Is, 1876. 2i5
Notice Is hereby given, that the above sale IL
postponed till Thursday, the 9th day OF July,
1876, at the above mentioned hour and place.
ANDREW w. COMsTOCK,
Administrator.
J. d. TuRsBuLL, Attorney.
June l, 1876. 2j2ws
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

seaside. With asudden conscious
ness Of growing weakness, there
came to her an appreciation of her
husbands love and patience that
had been numbered.
Il will rest while / am gone, and
when | come back, James l will
give my evenings to you, rs | did
when we were first married
This was her parting promise
never to be enacted. Only a few
days rest were allowed her, before
an acute attack Of lung fever pros
trated her. James left his business
to hurry to the seaside, a nurse was
engaged, and medical skill did its
utmost. But the constitution weak
ened by confinement and overwork,
could not resist the disease, and
while the summer days were in their
full beauty, Mrs. Henley knew she
was dying.
II was a bitter thought. Life
held so much that was precious
her kind, loving husband, her beau
tiful children, her happy home-a!l
must be left.
But Abba Henley, in the dread
hour when she babe farewell to
hope, wound her arms about her
husbands neck, and sobbed;
IF | had only listened TO you,
James, | might have been a guide
to our children, a companion to
you for many years, and when /
died have left loving memories in
stead of a trunk of fine clothing.
| have wasted my life"
And James Henley in his widow
er's weeds, with his three little girls
in sombre black beside him, wonders
mournfully how many Of the moth
ers of the land are wasting their
lives in the same struggle for APP
pcarance.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14
Attorney for mortgagee.
Dated Alpena, April 2ith 1876. 24ewl3-i- 20 10

CHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an execution
- issued out Of the superior Court Of Detroit,
Wayne county, Michigan, bearing date of October
~, A. D. 1875, and 10 me directed at certain suit
wherein Harvey W. Burr is plaintiff, vs. Edward
Z. Campbell, defendant have this day seizcd
and levied upon the following real estate, as the
property of Edward L. Campbell, the within nam
ed defendant, TO wit: All his right, title and in
terest in four acres Of land, described follows
Commencing at point ia Thunder Bay river
where the south line of section twenty-One ,2ll,
town thirty-one 81, north OF range eight ls east
strikes the river the east side thereof, running
thence down said river twenty-four "a rods
thence east and parallel with said section line
about twenty-sx 26l rods TO the town roGd thence
southerly twenty-four "a rods 20 said section
line thence said section line To the river, the
place of beginning; and the north half of the
northwest quarter OF section seven az, town thir
ty-one t3ll, north Of range five ,5 east, which
will offer for sale at public auction, TO the highest
bidder, on Wednesday, the 2Sth day June next, at
2 o'clock in the afternoon OF said day.
The above sale will be held ut the front door Of |
Potter's Brick Block Second street, in the city
and county of Alpena, that being the building /
in which the Circuit Court for the county of AL |
pena and State OF Michigan is holden.
THOS. u. JOHNSTON, Sheriff.
Dated at Alpena this 10th day of May, 1876.
a1s i
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1876-06-14

xsoRTGAGF sALE Default having boen
vi made m the terms and conditions Of certain
indenturr of mOTtgage ~ sis ana 9llsl - "a
9Th day Of August, A u ls,s, ul 1870 -.
~ Altena county q Alpha, AID state az Mleh-
gan u the first part, ~ Charlie '" hlehAf1-ln
~ tis same plae Of TIT seeonh part, ana recoriti
e.nntv of Alr-.na In L!ber "B" Of mOrtgages on
nae. 5ss and $50 ON the leth day Of NoVeint. T.
A. ID. 1878, % nine o'clock \ VI. ~ that da!, "
which the power OF sale IN ssid inoTtEtse oln,alh.
al has beoome operative, and Il being claimed that
there i. due and unpaid az the dAte herof on said
mortgage. the sum VI Que hundrs-i and forty one
dollars aud fifty-nine cents l4l ~, together VITA
an attorneys fee Of thirty dollars, pIV'nsl hh
therein and no suit OF proceeding, either IN law
OF ia g.luity, having been instituted 70 recoNef the
amount secured BY said mortgage OF any Par'
ths.reOf.
Motto i hereby given, tina, by virtue n the
mover OF sale in said mortgage contained, Will,
on the tWenty-seo0nd day Of June, A. ID. 1870, az
ten O'Clock A NJ Of that day, foreclo-e said mort
gsRe, by sAls az public auction 10 The highest
tdider Al the front door on Second street OF the
entrance 20 the Circuit Court Room, IN Potter
Bros. Brick Block, in The city Of Alpens, IN said
county Of Alpsna, state Of Michigan, that being
the place for holding the Ciroui, Court for said
county in which aid m0rtgAged premises are stu
sted OF the said mortgaged premises or % much
thereof may b. nscessary 20 satisfy TIE SAIL
sum ~ one hundred and forty-one dollars and
nfty-nins cents, together with said attorney Zee
and interest and all costs aud charges allowed by
lsw. said mortgaged premises aIe situated IN the
city II Alreus. county OF Aitena, ana STATE oi
Michigan, and described " said mortgage a. FOL
lows, 10 Rit: The northeast halt 81 lot LunibeT
sixteen Is. in block number Sven Z, q Hitch,
oock's addition 20 the village, now city of Alpena
aooouiing % the recorded plat Of sad addition now
on record in said Office Of Register o! Deeds, for
"a. county Of Alpha
CHARLES W, RICHARDSON,
Mortgagec.
Dated Mar,b sitb iS;S. 2IswlS