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.MortgJage Sale.

. DcfaHit having bern made In the eond,tiors of i.
csItsln indeniure Of mortgagc, by tho nou payment
Ss. "ts ne e :. paid which
D; ma, s4ccatcd by Geo. 8. Pool. ofLxke county.
Mich TO lirsd y, Kinnc, aud Recorded in the once
% dar Ussd L:se slc.n
ociock ~ m. IN Llber Of Mortgages, on pages NO.
2yi and w; and which said mortgage was duly as
mcsis,y y ss'd Asss y Snns N Lake
Lake, ana State ot Michigan, by assignment bear
IS q Ss!s Ell ths s1th day 9, April A. D. 1876 aud
VI wnisn a ssa assgnmcns Is duly recorded n the once
state OF Michigan, an the 27th day of April. 4 d.
we nt2 eciock Y m, In Liber thrce u Mortgages,
on On page. ~ and ~ on which mortgage, th.rc l.
c-. for principal and interest," the sum of Five Hun
dred and Fifiy seven Dollars and Ssventy-one Gents
70 sa,d As,sIse O. and al.o the
provided tts-rsin to he paid, should any proccstl-
ings bc taken ~ toreclose the same; and whereas
no procseding. at!sw or In equity have bsen taken
therefore, Notice II kerssy given that by vir.
the of the power of alo cntaiued in said mort
shall .eil Mt public auction, To the highest bidder
On Saturday, the 4th Day of Amgssf,
A. d. ls77, 1t 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF mid dsy.
at hc east deor "f the Court House. In the Village
building In which the Circuit tonrt for the County
OF - held) the premises described In said mort.
gage, or 80 much, or such part thereof as shal BE-
gage, tho costs and expenses Of said SALE and the at
lorney fee aforesaid said premises being described
asfoIews: that certain piece or parccl OF land
lying. aud bsing and situate In the Village Of Bad.
wins In the County OF Lake, and state OF Mchigan
and known aud dsscribed ~ fellows, rto-wit: Lots
number Scvea ~ and EIybt 81. In Block number
Fifteen ti3 III the vflag ~ nliwjn, as designated
oa n,ap. cfssid village. now an record la the ofce
Dated, Baldwin, May sth, is17.
H.tl ~ - TOWNSHIP or ELK.
ni d. @. WARMER, Assignee Of Mortgage.
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i'4sSo @sssrtiss'asnts, ITS,
,NotIce ofiNale.

By YIErvx, o. Al AssIo s.sEsr, ss-
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~ u s gs .s;:sSss T:ssss = rs sss,S ss
Xyps1v 2So1;as1 5sct 81 nj ~ -: Tive
4hdHHond fesf Hernlock LoUg. Thtts Can't
~ 8 kssl @s.sls sd & snsssias; y 1SS; One Iron iSca
Pump ed Pipes tine straw Cute, one Bors
tqg Aschtnei Onef fleak; One PlapesTwo CHS
Sas SaiS 6,ss fseS 4sp % one NV Ess t..qaC.s &
lTsp9kx Ona 0umnalpy Machine; OHe Turn
ing Latllei Three S;sw.; A Lot Of 6haftines .
Lot OF Ca5eih8ss q lat OF Old Iron; 6hingle
Rncklng Irons aud many other artlcles pssr-
tninillg to saw mills. Also, the Wnst HaIf or
the North East Quarter Of Section ThirtyfiVe
Township Eighteen Nerth, OF Range Elaveii
West. Lake County, 4isiliGan. 'Ff'S3 -
bSSa, Sss & GsS WI 70, Sus ~. az 4isi''l a
BEARpsLEr q IUDKIEA, r..s5-I.-l : =
49,, Attorneys for Asyignee. 9at
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Z end Cuban of6esfs ip9sPsstips arms
At the same time, and they viii prob
ably manage the Turk and the Rus
sian With equal skill ~, ~ g,,,.i ..
i. The weather is frishtfully hot,
the thermemster having stood pt IS
for three days. Asltcsme without
any preIiminarI skisAisAlHs n
pulls us dewA.i srii 70 nRSnF1e.dT
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TRAINS oe,So sourm-rAsr.

Ccnnectsons mAd~ st Toledo with the Lake Shsrs
d Mich Southern X Il for Cleveland and chicago,
and with the q u n y u r for Cincinnati and the
south Ateo, Nth the 1'w b w X n 70 and frsnr
Mlchigsnc {. ntral Railr,ad, for Chicago and local
points kast nnd wcst and vt Dstrvit With the Great
Mest~rn and Grand Trunk and Canada Southern
Kys. To and from the Eart; NJ Plynivntb with Diet.
Lansing = Lake Michigan Il u; at Holly with the
Dctroit q Milwaukee. Al Flint with the Chicag,,
q Lake Huron. AZ East Saginaw with J L b y
Division of the Mich. Ccptra. :. At Bay City with
l. & and ID \ b q Divisions of the Mich Cent
Al Reed City with the Grand Rapids n Ind. r X fer
the North and South. And at Ludington with
Frasi or &c.
sAsrswp KsxLEm, supr.
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be- The latest and moet reliable inform
alton about the Black Hills, Northern
Wyoming and the great Indian war
Will always be found In the Cheyen,ie
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and best paper In iWyAliing. 4 [Esfab.
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Notice.
UpsLSFp oyyiOr, I9sI4,. IN Nrcs;,

- - '.T May ibth, 1871.
Complaint having been entered at this or.
noe by Dwight Carpenter against George w.
No. 673, dated April l7th, 1915, upon the r. Y
OF the w. u Of Section 70, Township il
North, Range l3 West, In Lake County, Mich.,
with yicw TO tho can llation Of said entry:
uelYeid parties arc hereby Summoned to ap-
pear mt this Once,
4, ~ !, = OF the 2Sth Day Of June, 1877,
81 o'clock p. M, to respond and furnish tes.
ttnlony conccrniny said alleged abandon
ment- EDwARD STEVENSON, Register,
ii bio J. \. JEsNINos, Receiver.
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5000 Planos for $3.50.

And all other styIes in Same proportion, In
direct 70 the peepis AZ SGciuy prices.
No agents; no commissions; no discounts.
These Pianos made one of the nnest displays
imously recommcpdcd for the HTsHxsr Hon.
cns. New Mantlhctory -one Of the largest and
anest n the wosld.s Tho Bquste Grands con-
strung Scale, the greatest Improvement In the
History OF Piano making, The Upfights are
the fnssf IN 1merica. Don't fhil 20 write for II
nee MESDEf{sst0HS PIANO Co, o. 80 =
tS-Se3 No. IS Broadway, MI.
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sSSS SO g ;sss;ss ;sS 81 e.
.FirInS " IrssL LsSasi sea6eI Issi iInssi, aI,pIy.
y nn' IN. 4 90 10 n Z Baipwin- his'.
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DIVORCES

Legally and quietly obtaIned il ,evesy stAts
sssss snG dsTy ~ 2s tSs sd cshe
Zee after rdscyes.l All iletsers' eos fsisdtisI.
hafissss !, =; !; Il Fx5H ,Att opwss
,isnsbie ~ r"ferccs s ~ HI Um2~ss
with Inc legal profession Invited. n' tDlo
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lCstablishod 1905.
,,yy 1vonCe . nm A.,
UlIi.lIUliE NCU., ATTORNEYS dt Law.
SuccesSors To <.hipman IInx,ucr a Co
49,
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tN American and Foreign Patents
P.rients proc sr.d in nlI countrl.s No v.xa rS
ADVANCE. No charge unIrss Inc patent A
granted. No fees for m skins preliminary er.
ss.. am,ma'ons. special attention given TO Inter
sions b.fore t,snyrc.s Infr;n nsnnsn, Su,;, e; AZ
fsrcnt States, aud Mi litigation apncriaininr 70
' FLINT o@ .,xry TX ] ramxs 'sSD SrAAr ron FAN
= Hated s,.,.. c.nr.. .sn
d r~.,.ss .,"~.. vS1 - sau DePar'me1ss.
,Ua'ns prosecuted IN the Supreme Court Of the
unlt.u SIaIcs, .isnrt OF Claims Court Of Com
mIss.on"rs OF Alabama Claims, Southern Ciaims
iss. n. aaa ~ q war claims be-
Arra.r. ~ Pa .ra p...
OvvicKns, soiDigns and SAILORS of The late
war, or the'r iirs. are IN many eases entitled to
money from The .ioverninent. of which they have
NO knowlsax" .writo fnli history Of service, and
eo." stamp aud i f"ii r~iiy. after sxaraina.ios,
will he give" 20" free. .Uri
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Notice.
u. y. LAND OFFICE, Iona, MIcri. +,

b soi u. -. LAND OFFICE, IoxIA, MIcri.,
n g. -Hee.r 4i ti. April i3d, 1877.
- Complaint having been entered Mt this or
nee by Wellington Knapp ana Peter ID. kaIe
against Richard l.. Delzcli for abandoning
his Homestead Entry, No. 65e5 dated July 2Sl
1874, upon the 4 of N w u and N T. u OF i
w section y. Township ~ North, Range n
West, In Lake county, Michigan, with a View
70 the cancellation of said entry; the said par.
Ties are hereby summoned to appear Mt this
saril On the Ga Day Of June, 1877,
at 10 O'Clock .. M, to respond and furnish tcs-
umpny concerning said alhxed abandon
mcnt- 20 ffIr s. r. STEv sNsOS, Register
j. l.. JENNINGS, Receiver.
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PATENTS ...s in e 4
Geo. NJ Savays q Co.'S Column.

- Parties answering any oi these adver, ise.
mcnts Will please state where thcy.saw the .ani~.
pensisns ara Dus to the Widows or minor chill
a0"0ss'o eio uue dren ofsoidiers W no die of dis
ease contracted or wounds rcccived I'm the ser
Detroit, NJ. 10
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formins coinpets rvpcrtory of New Investions and
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country, but also, VI all New Discoveries and In
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ventorr, Chemists, Lovers OF Science
and Feopie 0f all Proicssionr will nnd the SciKH-
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thourand applications have been made for patent.
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Patents ar. Ubtained on the hast terms. Models OF
Ncw Inventions mud Sketches examined, aud advice
free. A special notice ir made in tbs Scicntifc
american of all Inventions Patented through, This
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+ 4. The Government ~ really much
embarrassed, in many pft1.its most
vital relations by extra ustion Of the
appropriations cut down to ths most
inade4dats proportions by the re.i
form Democracy ofethe forty.fedrtli
C~ngrSss.stJ 10 as ihaig1i. RIP!
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nErEnppp. DIR. AKIN Is the only eu
mvdicine; universally owned ths mos} i6cc
Hnvlous ,sa DOCTORS try 70 hnjurc him-- those 4
tnougn unable TO well treat special dIuease
me tnem mmiiy patients, caFsfui, cohrts0n
md tie Aid they seek. '~'Sas = -" Il
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In Memoriam.
/, .sr p4rn,s .CuusoH HOME, ,

s... .s.- RICHMOND, March z, 1877. r.
At the monthly meeting Of the Board OF Man.
ayers OF ST. Pauls Church Home, held on the LIST or
March. 1877. the following preamble aud resolu-
lions were offered and adopted by the unanimous
vote OF the Board:
For as much as 1t hath pleased Almighty God IN
His wise providence to remove from our midst the
late President of this Board, 3lrs. HARGAEET n.
ELLIS, who departed this life on the I'd OF Febr'i
" Res0ipsd uuanimously, i. That in the death of
our venerated friend we mourn the loss OF one whose
Christian character, gentlenesS OF manner and'al-
fcctfonate disposition had won for her the love ana
confidence of all who knew her. And We VINO were
associated with her for so many years In the man.
arement OF the Church Homo, record our heartfelt
sorrow at the loss of the friend who, when the
Church Home was first organized. was UNANIMOUSLY
elected president Of the Board. Her name Will ever
be associated with the history OF the Church Home
and remembered for the faithful and Judic0us AN
ner In which she presided over the councils OF tne
Board and the unfaiing Interest she took In the well
fare OF the institute and Its Inmates When Increased
wears and bodily intirmies induced her TO resign the
position as president, the Board declined to accept
from the position which the judgment of the Board
had assigned her. SO,
PeSoined. 2. That we cherish her memory with
gratitude to God that for so long life sho was per,
mited to serve Him on earth In labors Of love, and
spend her strength in ministsring to the poor ano
that now, tn parting with her, we are conitorted oy
die IN The Lord that she rests from her Iabors,
and that among the works which follow her not
the least Is the charitable work she bestowed upon
RESOLVED, 8. That TO the bereayed family we CON
yey the assurance Of our deep sympathy In their
loss which we feel also our own, and That these
resolutions Of the Board be communicated to them
rs feeble tribute to her memory and the apprecla-
ton Of her worth and character. .,.i-a@- T.
RESOLVED, 4. That these resolutions be published
in the Richmond daily papers anu the Sonthtrn
For the Board. ,.g A. H. REYNOLDS, 81
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and we have only 10 imagine "A nfaciency-
Oh severity and duration Tor this sbitrary
supremacy to see bow Natural would be
outbreaks Of violence and sthe appearance
Of peril to personal safety The friends OF
Mr.. HAYES were Logically uneasy: It can
not be doubted TINT n continuation Of the
violent Radical policy would, in the course
Of time, -and that not long tine--brtng upon
the country the very outrages which some g u
persons high in position have appre-
hended.
President HAYES thus Far seeras inclined
70 call back the Government TO the original
chart drawn by the founders OF the Gov '.
eminent We trust ne may succeed. II
he should the, period OF outbreak and out
rare. which will s.imperil both peace end
life. will be postponed indefinitely. But It
il a matter for serious reflection to the mid
dle-aged and the youpgg men who are taking
the responsibilities OF Government upon
their shoulders how near we have been to
the greatest. dangers that can disturb the
quiet and security, not toasay prosperity, OF
society. Upon President HAYES depends
the grand work OF stopping Che drifting Of
the country towards these dangers, II he
does this be viii become one amongst, the
most renowned Of men. Certainly the sug-
gestion Of apprehension In his own case
which manifested the idea that propocation
made yindictiveness natural-should i'm
press upon him the importance Of that kind
and conciHatcry and constitutional policy
which he has declared it to be his purpose
to follow. Shall we have the.ss flower safety
from the nettIe danser"s !, ~ ; - II
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Adjourned

PRESIDENT HArEs's PoLICY:-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Graphic telegraphs as follows: i
81 had an interview with Senator Sher-
man Monday evening. He thinks the in
'augural address was an unusually wise and
sagacious document. He speaks from an
intimate knowledge of President Hayes's
intentions, and says three principles are to
govern the action Of the new Administra-
ton: /. Local self-goYernment in the South
as indicated in the inaugural address, 2,
The conduct of affairs throughout the
country, and in the South especially, by
residents. No efice-holders:will be import
ed from ones section OF the country to
another. 1.-The retention in office of all
good public servants, and no changes in the
civil service except for the good Of the SER
vice.
/ In regard to the appointment Of Carl
Schurz to a Cabinet position, Senator Sher-
man said President Hayes, had :, warm re-
gard and admiration for him, and that he
represented an element in politics and soci-
:ety-meaningnthes Liberals and Germans
which he was yglad . to recognize. Mr..
lSchurz had, The. thought, done inestimable
service for the party in Ohio in 1875, and
had saved the State. He had done similar
service In the recent camp 49,. I
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i SOUTH CAROLINA ---5:Rashingtom, March
THE South Carolina investigating COM
mittee and the United States. marshal for
South Carolina called upon President Hayes
this morning and had q brief conversation
upon the political situation, in that State.
The President stated to General Banks that.
he would have to- excuse any expression Of
views on that subiectat this time, as lie had
determined to take some days Tor its full
consideration, and MOTTO act until confer
ring with his Cabinet. that he would then
deal with this subieetin both South Caro
lima and Louisiana. -.
!. 1t is stated that Stanley Matthews has
written a letter, end orsede by w lillian NJ.
Evafts, to Governor Chamberlain, intima-
ting that, Governor Ghamberlain's resigna-
be acceptable. -. 2 -. ~.
s Neither Blaine, Norton, !Conkling, nor
any body is satisfied. .2.ashe Administration
leader in the Observation-Disclosures. It
may be Stanley sMatth news who is to.succeed
Sherman. = = Sd LOO no, if''7Hsi#s,s 80
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Thanks to the Charlottesville Jetersonian.
General Johnston, and Mr.. Hayes

! UGneFd1 SehuSRSaa tsuu naEs may ~.
y On his arrival here last Friday morning
Mr.. Hayes was disposed to- offer positions
in his official family to two southern Demo
Gratis, and was inclined to select General
Joseph e. Johnston Us one of them. Gene
raj Sherman, it is understood, favored the
appointment Of General Johnston to the
Secretaryship Of War, believing that in no
other way could President Hayes give bet
ter evidence of his determination not to use
the army unnecessarily in the settlement OF
local questions. General Johnston is also
one of the most influential men in the South.
He is in no sense politician, and it is
doubtful if he has ever voted at a presi-
tween 100000 and 100000 men now living
in the South who were at one, time or
another during the late war in his command,
and they look up to him almost without ex-
ception as one Of the greatest and best men
the South has ever produced. Of the south
ern senators eight or ten were subordinate
during the rebellion. and he enjoys the con-
fidence and respect Of them ALL. President
Hayes's inclination was to ask General
Johnston to become personally responsible
for the good behavior Of the South as far as
any man could be, and to make him his
organ OF communication with that section Of
the country. 1t is understood that General
Johnston is in full sympathy with President
Hay es's southern policy as enunciated in his
letter of acceptance and, again to-day in his
inaugural address, and that he would will
ingly accept Cabinet position, although it
is doubtful if he would feel like becoming
personally responsible fer the behavior of
the South. The idea Of placing him at the
head OF the War Department was abandoned
out Of respect to the sentiment OF the North.
The Grand Army of the Republic has been
urging the appointment Of General Logan,
and it was feared that preiudices against
the southern leaders are yet too strong
among large portion OF the people of the
North to make them willing that Confed-
crate general should have control OF the
army Washington te!egran-Ne'o York.
Tribune. t.ff!s!H.'s..
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The United States Senate;

The Republican majority in the United
States Senate is nothing like as large to-day
rs it was last week. Here Is a list OF the
members:
RepublicanS-Spencer, Dorsey, Sargent,
Booth, Chaffee, Teller .Conoyer, Oslesby,
Morton, Allison, Kirkwood, ingalls,, Plumb,
Hamlin, Blaine, Dawes, Hoa, Christiancy,
Ferry, Mcmillan, Window, Bruce, Pad
dock, Saunders, Jones, Sharon, Wadleigh,
Rollins, Conkling, Sherman, Mitchell, Cam.
erou, Burnside, Anthony, Patterson, Nor
ril, Edmunas, Howe, and Cameron-7a9. ID
observation-disclosures, Garland, Barnum,
Eaton, Bayard, salisbury, Jones, GoRson,
Hill, Mcdonald, McCreery, Beck, Dennis,
Whyte, Lamar, Bogy, Cockereil, Randolph,
Mcpherson. Herman, Merrimon, Ransom,
Thurman. Greever, Wallace, Bailey, Harris,
NIayey, Coke, Withers, Johnston, Hereford,
and Davis-33. " ' .,.S..;,l Is. T .:lr ri
There are only four other senators. One
of these is Davis, of Illinois, Liberal. The
other three are to come from South Caro-
lima and Louisiana, but their names are as
yet UNKNOWN !,:l~-1" >, ~ .,s, .r,,s t''s.. -