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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-10
at'hceling Gr9lster.

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THE EASTERN WAR.
A RUSSIAN DEFEAT AT AzIzIE.
The Porte Determined TO Fight 10
the Bitter FEnd-COmbInedO ed opera
lions for the Defense
OF PIeVna.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 3. The
following telegram has been received
from Muhhtsr Pashs:
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Pittsburgh Iron News.

Leader Of Tuesday evening"
At the Etua iron works Of Sparg, Chal-
FAINT & Co. the sOAle is signed again for
tue year. The obi one does not expire
Until the 18th inst, bnt the men would not
work any longer. Until the first Of this
month ii was stated That the mill would
shut down, which waS expected at the
time Of the statement bat the firm since
have been receiving orders, and expect to
do a large business, 30 as to keep their
mill running double turh for nearly n
year. rr.rtl.
At the Vesuviu9 works, in SharpAbprg,
the time OF signing the scale will expire
lnthe l4th inst. AUhoughthe puddlers
shut down yesterday it ia thought the
Mill will not stop long. Indications show
that they have plenty Of oidErs, as the
mill has been running double turn for a
,ong time previous. Some Of the pud-
ding furnaces burn slack with cold blast
and ,appear 10 give satisfaction. The
puddlers here are inclined to shut down a
couple Of months during the GUNNER
season, az thep think it will prevent a
.top in the winter,
The Isabella furnace No. is on and
casting 600 tons per week. No. . had
started up last October and kept running
for six months; but, owing to the dcpsCS'
aion in trade, the company waS obliged
to shut No. 9 down again, The firm
state that there ia no margin in pig.iror
whatever. At tho present there are s.
men employed at these works. There are
tive large engines with twelve massive
boilers each measuring g. feet in length
There are also 10 hot.blast ovens, eacl
containing 20 pipes, and each pipe weigh
ing $500 pounds. Tho stoCk.house il
700 feet in length, and two railroad track
extend through the entire structure. Tn,
Isabella company have also six fine bricl
dwellings, each having capacity Of foul
families. A water pipe is laid 10 III,
compAny's houses, distance Of oveI
1000 feet.
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NEW YORK, June 1S.-Cotton-ouiet al
119Sal1Ac. Four-Little more business
doing superhne western and State IS 75a
0 25,common to good 80 6Oa6 90, good 70
choice So 65ae 10, white wheat extra So 50
az 90, fancy 81 05a9 90 extra Ohio SO 500
$ 80; St. Louis 50 G6al0 rs. Wheat--More
steady aud little better demand; rejected
spring 81 12li, No. 2 Chicago spring 81 G6,
nmberstate 81 e9If, No. 2 Milwaukee 81 70
al 70, Rye-Dul and heavy; western 7Sa
soc. Barley-Quiet, but steady. Malt
FIRM No. 2 State old 921fc. Corn-A shade
frmer; hot western mixed CLASSIC, un.
graded 56aG0c, steam mixed Soc. Oats
Less doing; western mixed and State Ala
CSC, white western 46a6Sc. Hay and Hops
Unchanged. Cofee-Qulet; Rio carGoes
l6Ha2oc, gold; jobblng at 10 IIa2lNc, gold.
Sugar-Falr to good refining 9Nal0Hc,
prime l0Nc, refined 1l9GAl2Ec. Molasses
Dull; Porto Rico 55a65c, New Orleans 80
a6Oc. Rice-Quiet; Louisiana d 6Ha6Ifc,
Carolina 6Ha7c. Whisky--A shade frmer
ht fl IL,
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GhsQpteltgeuter.
ON II Naughty Little BOY,
IA Sleeping. rr

Just now missed from hall and stair
A Joyful treble that had grown
As dear to ule "A that grave tone
That tells the world my elder care.
And little footsteps on the floor 'rr..
Were stayed. / laid aside my pen
Forgot my lhemp, aud listenri-then
Stole softly 10 the library dor,
No hSht! no sound moments freak
" fancy thrilled my pulses through:
"li-nJ"-and yet, that fancy drew
A fathers blood from heart and cheek.
And then-I found him There he lay, -
Surprised by sleep, caught In the act,
Tho rosy NAndal who had sacked
Ills little town, and thought II play,
The shattered vase; the broken iu;
A match still smOulderiug GU the hJOF;
The ihkStAnd's purple pool Of gore;
The Cheasmen scattered near and far.
strewn leaves Of albums lightly pressed
This wicked Baby Otths WOOl';"
In fact, Of half tho household goods
This son and heir was seized -poSCSed.
Yet all In vain, for sleep had caught
The hand that reached, the feet that stay cd
And fallen In that RmbuseadO
The victor was himself DER wrought.
What though torn leaves and tatierei Look
Still testified hi, deep disgrace
stOOpGd aud kissed the inky face,
With liz dCinure and calm outlook.
Then bleE stole, and half btgulled
My guilt In trust that when my tlOCp
Should come, there might BE- One who'd keel
An equal mercy for His child.
-Brste HITi', IN hdpsr'I Mdga,ins fur Jaiy
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Cincinnati Horse and Mule Mar.
ket,

The demand has been good for NIL offer.
ed, and the market in satisfactory condi.
ton for buyers as well rs sellers. The cali
for stree,erS for local railroad use has been
larger than usual, and the sales of good
driving animals, both for local and Eastern
use, have been good. The shipments for
the week were about nine carloads, princi.
pally TO the East.
HoRsEs-The receipts have been fair,
but not in excess Of the demand, and all
tho good stock offered was sold. Good
sound chunks brought $G0as5; good to
prime smooth drivers from $40 to $1S5,
and some few extra fine brought above the
outside figures.
MULEs-There has been demand in cx.
cess OF the offerings, and the market was
strong ut full prices. Aged mules, l4]fa
Is hands high, sold at $45a90, and l5I1al6
hands high Mt $l0Oal25, some few extra
fine bringing more than the outside figures.
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: FoRrY YEARS BRToRk THE PUBLIC.
DIR. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR THz CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms Of q Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
cdgeofthe ribs, increaseson pres-
cure sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder-blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomachis affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general arc costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
withpain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Thereisgencrally aconsiderablel
ofmemoy,a accompanied withapain-
full sensation Of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofweariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet arc cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prichy sensation Of the skin; his
spirits are low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be benc-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of them ex,
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills,
McAsEs OF AGuEAND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, arc productive
ofthe most happyresults. No better
c9thartic can be used, preparatory
to, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease TO give them A
FAIR TRIAL. 49,
For all Bilious arrangements, and
rs a simple purgativc, they arc un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF IMITATIoHs.'
The genuine DR.. C. McLANE's
LIVER PnLs arc never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
McLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine MoLANE's LIVER
Pulls bear the signatures of C..
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
har Insist on your druggist or
storekeeper giving you the genuine
DR.. C. MclANE'S LIVER PrLIs, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekccpers generally.
To those wishing to give pR. c. MeLAw'a
LIyEN PtllS nal, we will mail cost paid 70 any
pan o. the Uaitsd States, one boz Of Pills iGs
FLEMING BROS. Pi.1surrh. Pa.
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PHILADELPHIA JUNE l2.-It Is exceed.
ingly gratifying 10 announce that the pipe
manufacturers Of this state and New York
have concluded not 10 suspend the man.
uiacture Of pipe, tubing, etc. After near.
y two weeks deliberation, in this city ON
the subject, this Is the result arrived at.
II was proposed 10 stop the works for
ninety days, and for that length Of time
over thirty thousand mechanics would
have been unemployed. The object Of aus.
pending was 10 decrease the supply Of
stock on hand, and thereby cause better
prices to be offered. The manufacturers,
since their deliberations began, have dis.
covered signs Of better times, and de.
mand by dealers for pipe, tubing, etc.
They therefore adjourned their NEE ting,
resolving TO 60 on and bide the good times
coming, and we are sure they are correct
in their determination. We think The
general revival Of business this fall viii
astoniSh even the most sAnguine.
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CHICAGO, June lS.-Flour-Firmsr, but
not quOtably higher. Wheat-Demand
fair and prices higher; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 Sax cash, 81 81 July, 81 50 August,
No. 8, 81 81 Corn-Aetive and shade
higher at 400 cash, 47c July, ADO August,
rejected Axe. Oats-Quiet and weak al
$50 cash, size July. rejected 2Si1c. Rye
Dull and nominal at 671fc. Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Unsettlod
ut $l2 90 cash and July, $l2 72Ifal2 Is
August. Lard-FAir demand, but at low.
er rates at So 90 cash, IS IS July, IS SIX
August. Bulk MeAts-EaSer at 4Xa6IIa
6sSc. Whisky-Quiet and unchanged.
at the close wheatwas unchanged. Corn
NaHC lower. Oats unchanged. Pork
higher at $l2 67L1a19 10 July, $l2 so Au.
gust Lard higher at s. 60GS 62x July,
IS 7Oas rex August.
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Tho Prosecution Of the Spirit.
uRliStS.

The Albany Lqw Journal finds fault
with the recent prosecution OF certain
spiritual mediums in London, classes it
with the trials for witchcraft a century
or two ago, and assigns acurious motive
for il: -tE.. .... ytt
"The ground upon which these pro.
Ceedings are instituted is that the de-.
PENDANTS violate certain laws designed to
promote good order and to suppress a
class otvagrants who foster petty crimes,
but do not directly commit them. The
prosecution OF SIade, under the statute
aimed at what are known Us fortune tell.
crs and wizards, failed on account OF a
difficulty, but ~ subsequent one agains.
one Lawrence, under the statute relating
TO false pretcnccs, succeeded. In this
case defendant was convicted Of attempt
ing to obtain money upon the false pre-
tence that he had power to
communicate with the spirits Of
deceased and other persons; and
also that no had power to produce
aud cause to be present such spirits III II
materiAlized or other form; and also that
divers musical instruments, by the sole
means OF such spirits 80 caused TO be
present, produced musical and other
sounds. The complainant had paid one
shilling to witness the performance. The
Court OF Queens Bench, upon writ Of
error, sustained the conviction. That
they should have done no ia remarkable.
The prosecution Of these individuals is
undoubtedly popular, but it is not, there.
fore, justifable. The real reason for 1t is
that they, IMPLYING upon the supersti-
tious feelings OF the better classes, are
trespHssing upon preserve, which, until
lately, was supposed to belong exclusive.
ly to the clerical order, and these pro-
cecdings are brought IA substitute for
An action Of ejectment."
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TOLEDO, June lS.-FIour-Firm. Wheat
Closes tirner; No. l white Michigan
81 81; extra white Michigan 81 95; amber
Michigan spot 81 81; seller June 81 90; No,
2 amber Michigan 81 60; No. . red winter
spot 81 so bid; seller June 81 80; seller
July 81 80; seller August, new or old, 81 40
No. 3 red spot 81 81; seller June 81 6S
Corn-FirmGr; high mixed spot 5ll&c; No,
2 spot 50l1c; seller July 5lIIG; seller Au'
gust 55kc; rejected 4SHc; damaged, 4Oc
Oats-Dulli No. ?, 30lGc; white 1910 bid;
Michigan 42hc.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, June lS.-CATTLE-Re.
ceipts to-day so cars Of through and %
cars OF yard or Ss4 head; total for two days
l,46o head, or 80 cars Of through and SO
cars OF yard. Supply good and market no
tive at an advance over last weeks prices,
and all sold or nearly so. Best 50 Is, me.
dium 10 good So 25a6 50, common to fair
IS 50as6 90. Oh
Hoos-Receips to-day l,S9O head, total
for two days 1855. Workers 81 SOa4 90,
Philadelphias 81 9Oa5 %.
SHRRP-Receipts to-day $50 head. total
for two days 5000, Selling ut 81 25a5 50.
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CINcINSATI, June l3,-Cottou-Qulet
and steady ut llISc. Flour-Strong aud
higher; family at IS 75a9 90. WheSt-In
good demand aud higher; red 81 SOal 05,
Corn-Firm at isa50c. Oa,s-Fair demand
at S0a43c. Rye-Dull at 75c. BGrley-Nom.
inally unchanged. Pork-Firm; SiS I'd
asked. Lard-Dull and dropping; steam
S94c, kettle 9ISal0c. Bulk Meats-QuIet;
shoulders 4Iic bid, 4;sc asked, short Eli
Sc Is, short clear &c. BRcon-Dull at 5H
az 1ta79iasc. Buttee.-Steady and firm. Lin,
seed oil-StGady at 72a7Sc. Whisky
FiTmer Of 81 Of.
HoGs-Demand fair and market arm,
common s. 90a4 %, light "a S6a4 60, pack
ing 81 AQAl 65, butchers 81 5oaI 70,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NeWIYork money nnd SloeLs.

NEW YORK, June 1S.-MoSBY-Closed
easy at 11a2 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Sa4per cent. Custom receipts $780,.
900. The Assistant Treasurer discussed
$Sg6,0OO. ClearingS $l9,0OO,0OO. Sterling
steady; actual business, long 4.S7, short
4.S0k.
GoLD-Opened at lO5, fell to 1919,
rose TO 1861 and closed at 1867. Borrow.
ing rates = to 8 per cent per annum and
l'6i per cent per diem.
SILvER-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars 81 2iH, greenbacks; 81 ls]5,
gold. Silver coin u per cent discount.
IinNEnNMRNrs- Glnnlr
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NEW YORK, June 13.-Dusiness was only
moderate with package houses, and the
jobbing trade continued light. Cottons are
firmly held. Rutan brown sheetings are
fairly active. Prints quiet. Woolens for
mems wear are in steady request. Elan.
nels begin to move. Foreign goods are
quietin tint hands.
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DIR. PLRRcE, Of the World Dispensary,
Buffalo, N. y, has perfected, by the com.
bination OF certain vegetable extracts, u
natural specific, which he does not extol as
a cure:all, but one which admirably fulallS
q singleneSssof purpose, being most posi-.
tive and reliable remedy for those weak.
nesSes and chronic complaints that afllict
the women OF the present dSy. This nat.
ural specific compound ls called DR..
Pierce'S FavoritO Prescription. 1t is sold
by druggists.
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Junel3.-Flour-Steady
and more doing; super SO 25a8 90; extra
81 60aS 90; Minnesota family IS 75a9 25
Pennsylvania IS 75a0 20; high grades 50 5C
al0 90. Wheat-ln good demand; Penn,
sylvanin red 81 05a2 %; amber 81 0Oa$9 05;
white So o.. Rye-Quiet at S5G9Oc. Corn
yellow 59aG0c; mixed 5sa59c. Oats
In good demand; white 4Sa5Oc; mixed AGA
4sc. Clover Seed-NominAlly l3alic.
POrk-$l5 GOALS 25. Butter-WeItern ex'
ira nominally loa17c. Cheese-Steadyi
western 0lfNl0c, Eggs-Fim at 17c. Pc
troleunI--Dull; refined lIC; crude 10al0I1c
Whisky Steady; western at 81 II.
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rho dulncsS OF business In Now
York

H!HPhlr VI asVuuA}'
It i, painful to 80 through the streets
Of dis city and see how little business
there is in them, and many OF our mer-
chants hardly pay expenses. Scarcely a
ship engaged in profitable foreign trade
leaves our whsrves with the American
nag flying at masthead, and the wharvea
are going to decay. The Custom House
Investigations have brought to light a
state Of affairs, so far as our commerce is
concerned, that is perfectly appalling.
Not single branch Of American industry
Is really prosperous, while in view OF
European complications and necessities
every branch should be more prosperous
than ever. Merchants have lost con.
nsdCnce and are contracting operations.
Manufacturers are afraid TO push opera.
t!ons, and are ecOnomiling in all direc.
tons. The shipping interest Il PROSTATE.
Mining operatios are at a standstill.
Even the agricultural interest Of the coun.
Wy isel the depression. and everything is
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YRUITs, Nurs, ETC,
Wheeling Cattlo:aIarGct.

"AhHLINHI Iune 40 1910
The following are the arrivals OF stock
at the Wheeling Stock Yards during the
last week:
CArTLE-24 head; sold at SIEa5Nc.
lloGs-72 head; sold ut 4Aa4Ac.
HRKr-ljhead; sold at 311a4Hc. Lambs,
6lGa6hc.
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Dr.. Tut las
boon engaged In
tho practice Of
medicine thirty
years, and fora
long uno WAI
.ismsnItrator Ot
anatomy Ia the
Medical COllsFc
Of Georgia,
h en- GO pepnnI
using bh pills
have the guar
4htSa that they
SSS,sSSuAsS Edh.
siplsS' All IT,
.hvs from all
anahkeH,
Ito hm sue
rssdsSl In com
bihlns in them
tho heretofore
an rag niaLd
lualitlea Of 4
REN0TH-
ENIN0, PUR
nATTvH Rn.t
I PURIFY
MO TONIC.
Whlls they
S S,,,lIA, az Len; ~
uliti9nJ. they
pr p,fS 2 : = 2 . no
T thy may 10
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PITTsBuReH, June 1S.-Petroleun- Quiet;
crude 81 SIX at PHkers; refined 1870,
Philadelphia delivery.
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FREE

For the speedy Cure Of Seminal Weakness, Lost
Manhood, and all dLsor9srs brought on By IndIscru-
ton or Excess. Any Druggist has helngedlentV.
address Or. MQuEs AGO. Cincinnati,
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TVTTyS PILLS

4 distinguished physician of New York says:
1t Is astonishing how universally DR.. TUFTS
Pills are used. In my daily rounds, hear Of
them not only among The poor, but their virtues
arc heralded from the mansions Of the wealthy
long connection with the medical profession,
have great confidence In their merits, and Of late
have often prescribed them with tho happlcEt
results in cases where desired to make decid-
cd impression on the liver" .s..
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by mol, Ia asrOnat Iol,aCs t1Tad
the ytar,,,,. ...... IS % 6i1 months, "..""Si 80
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no. stops a all Stations between Wheeling and
SWHsse,e,rand No y stoA at all stations between
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH RAILROAD,
" - COHDBHS6D TINE CARD.
ka&g q 4REsEE
On and after May Goth, 1871, TraInl viii run
daily Except Sunday rs follows, VIA:
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) Garden SAuCR'

,Cucumbers, each. ..~6as
PoAs, per qt Peck.."lO
Asparagus, pr bch s
Beans, new, y PIX. 80
strawberries, per It6AS
Plneapples, eleh ,.-lhA2t
Cabbage, per head. l0al?H
Bananas, ::Gach...". 5
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VR0ErAHLEa AN
PotAtoes, old p0ck.4OA60
Bermuda ohions,
per peck-.....-.. 81 %
Onions, new, pr hch s
Lettuce, per bunch. .
Now potatoes, y pk.A0
Tomatoes, pr d0E..,"S
RhnblTb pr bunch....3
RadlAhla ..............l
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N9S' and 10 make close connection Al Columbul
ioT All points South and South vest; Al Chicago ioT
all points West and Northwest
EMt;bound trAlnsmAke connections a Baltimore
I0a rhliSIelphia, New York and Boston. Al WGSl-
lhglon CITY for all points south.
NeSt-bound trains make direct conncrtInns N,
~ principal points West and Northwest.
Fullnan Palace cars on all night trains,
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BsIiH,m Lsiieri JoT W. Ih0uIi b. Gd1IGiltd "Frttl
4 CimyJ.A," and should IN no cue n GddtEIIsd 4
.iih,r iniiriiudl mtHIbcT Of the firm BY name.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1877-02-17
luFItLd-sVtt-
GEORGE W. BILL, Attorney for Mortgages.

NTORTG AGE SALE-Defaait having
w been ma e IN the co.1nions OF
certain mortgage, made hy joan
Mckay and Eliza Jane Mckay, of CheboN gan,
~ ts;siis N. to sell III. BenHctt, of Detroit.
Michigan bearing date the Sit Gay OF January,
~, ISIS, ana recorded in the c1ficc OF the 6eg
lister OF Deeds oi CaeEoygln cnGntv, Michigan,
III liber e? OF mortgages, Or page 2 en- the 25th
day 0i February, =. u. rs g. which said mort
gage was, on The lot day or June, 1876 Gully as
signed by the said Russell Ill. BeaneJJ to ward
A. Dwight. said assignment being recorded la
day of July. A. ID 1876, upon which sad mort
gage there is now CANNED To be cue the Sum 81
nine hundrei $1,000 dollars, with interest thereon
rom January 3lst, 1876, at the rate nf ten per
cent. per. annum. together with an attorney fee
OF fifty dol ars stipulated Tor in said mortgagt;
been lEslituiei t. recover the debt
secured 10 be paid by said most gage.
any part thereof: Therefore, notice
IS hereby given that. by virtue OF the
power OF sale III said mortgage cODtained, shail.
on gnes'iay TIE ST., day OF May, A. ~. 1871. at
front door OF the ecu 7 house. in ,he village of
Cheboy gan, IN the said couatyo CheboN gan,
AID s,ate OF Michigan. that be the y ace Tor
holding the circuit court I'D s;lid county OF he
hoyganl, sell at pabc auction to he highest BID
der he premises descylhed in said mortgage, or
The said srm now due, as above stated,
and al lawful interest and costs, in
Guiding the attorney fee of fifty dol
lars above mentioned. Which said prem
isrs are described in said moft&ag- a. follows.
VIZ the southeast quarter o. the southeast quar-
ter, OF section twenty five t25 town tn rGy-el-ht
l3o north. OF range iwO Y west
ated teDruary9. - D.. 1877.
NA-.D a. wight, Assignee
WATTS ). HUMPHREY, ATTY. for Assignee.