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dwelling houses. and is now encroaching
upon the pike road between here and
Platte City The WORK d 1ss py ,ne goysrnL
to protect H. has not been applied to the poiEt
where the river is making the greatest inroads,
and the engineer In charge thinks It will 10 very
difficult TO stop the inroads OF the water. n Il
IL possible to do SO at all. II the water keeps on
eating its way eastward. II will soon cut q chan
magnificent iron structure that cost nearly one
MILTON dollars. and cuts of the Rock Island
Road. except by ferry. with this city. and also
causes great damage to the bed 81 that road
The situation Ia conceded TO be serious. but it
is hoped that means can and will be taken TO
stop the further nroads Of the stream The
river Is at very low wafer now. BIZ. when the
spring rise comes there is no telling what the
consequences may be-.
MEMpHIs. Noy. 27.,Heavy snow fell from dawn
tanned because Of bad weather until this even
Ing. She left drawing nine feet. with 1890 bales
cotton and 900 tons corn and oil cake. The
weather ali the passage. She goes back to-mor-
row News today Is that the A. ,. white. sunk
opposite Helena. cannot be raised. Large holes
through the lower part Of the hull. The White
has been In service for nine Years past.
Msmphls Ayalaflohe, Ncvember 29 from, q,
Louis. She leaves to. day for New Orleans;
The John 4. seudder, otter addng, 200 bales !,
e essssd aa ss or
The Charles =. eIhouteau reshipped her Mem
phls freight on the Ouaebita Belle at Helena
and turned back for New Orleans from tina,
point.
The Ruth brought In from White river aia
bales Of cotton end 40 sacks OF seed, reshtp-
ping Liz bales of Dotton at Terrene for New Or
leans,
st. Louis Republican. %:
The. propeller II. T. Rogers came In from
Grand Haven and is ut the foot Of b ties street
waiting for q pilot to take her TO New Orleans
She will go South as soon as her want ts sup
Piled.
by Telegraph
SHREVEPORT Nov 2a.-To Jos. A. Aiken:
Present rise will make 10 inches In channel. but
fear II won't last az river Ia falling above here.
MATT. L. SCOvELL. Steamer 10 Bryatly.
Bayou SARA. Nov 2p.-To jos. A. Aiken: Ar
rive Saturday at D .. IN. River falling again Mt
Alexandria. NOAH SCONELL,
Master Steamer Bonnie Lee.
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RIVER NEWS.
ovvroE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
oF' sunday. December 1. 1878.
Arrivals.

orvroE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
sunday. December 1. 1878.
Arrivals.
r,,+ba. Emma Irvine. isabel. KitMe Nye, J.
vi cannon. Mary Ida. Eva. Henry Tete New
Ma,v Houston. Bedford Sam Roberts. Natchez.
Bonnie Lee faSoo'
Departures. :
Martha. Emma Irvine, Isabel, Rtttte Nye,
va Halle Mary Ida. W. J. Poiteyent, Henry
H1,asaa Assumption W. J. Cannon, Natchez. u
i. aehenck Gold Dust. Cotton Valley. Fanchon'
John Howard,
To Arrive.
Alvin Martha Emma Irvine, Kittie Nys. lsa-
III ,nuaT coast n. j. DAY j. W. Cannon. Bayou
CARA MARY Ida " !. / RoMeyenH ses FAYE
Trenton. ASSUMPTION. Laiourchs: Charles Mof,
gan. Golden City. Cincinnati; Alexandriai lted
River Zig Sunlower. Oneousas anes TOW
ard. Centennial. j. A. .scudder M9ll |, Moore
Ill Louis: II, u, Lee. Vlcssburg; ~ ~ nanna
s1uanhjta: Corona, Attakapas Frank ParRoud.
(}reenyile @. Z. Chouteau. Helena.
stage Of tire Rivers.
Daily photographic report OF the stage Of water
:, yarious ,soinis. with changes. In the "A hours
ending yesterday at .. "a.
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Receipts Mt the Old Basin

MandevIlle-Per sohr Mandsville--60O bbs char
coal to master
Blind River-Per sobr 7 Kemp II 600 slaves to
order
Blind Riysr-Per sohr Celeste -1a CO.. dH wood TO
master
blind River-Per schr Sidonia-12 600 slaves order
La CIinche-Psr E<Ar Lake Flower-l5 sacks seed
cotton 70 bbs orangs Ato order
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RREMEN'-Per steamship Hannover--GR bales
cotton ~ hGis tobacco 2o,o52 bushels rye in bulk
5gpt bushels oats in bulk
PENSACOLA. WARRINGTON AND MILTON
Per achr NJ dreta-5s bbls Hour $40 sacks l20
sacks bran lao sacks hbds sugar 20 bales straw
% pkg s nsrss
HAVANA Per steamship Hannover--15o0 bbls
-four 500 sacas do ~ tierces hams 10 bbls do
KEVEL- Ser steamship Malabar-5726 bales cot
ton 10 hdls cNtton samples
HAvRE-ener bark France ct Plata 323' bales
cotton $500 pcs slaves
REVEL-Per steamship kensington--4pI5 bales
oOttoDs
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ReceIpt. 1t tho New basin

Springfeld-Per schr Laura---5 baes cotton w
Rawlins-25 cords wood to master
Tioktaw-Per sohr Elvira-20 cords wood master
Bayou Laeombe--Per sohr EIizabeth--25 cords
wood to master
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MARINE NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
9 December 1 1878.
f,Venv red Yesterday.

Ger ntesmshp Hanover. Hoffman,, for Bremen. via
Havana sfd southampton
n n Stonkmeyer eco
Brit ateamship Kensingon, Bait for kevel
French &co
Brit steamship Mslabar. Gould for Revel-
A X Miller &oo
IT. bark France and Plata. Lelreux, for Hayre
Hopkins 500
Sebr Mopeta BrentnaI for Pensacola. Warrington
and Milton II Pohmann q Son
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Ger steamship Narnberg Jaeger from Bremen, Nov
g. via iIasre and Havana, to + + Stockmyer &oo
18th tia tlhs
Brit 4taamshiF Keper wilkie, from Genoa Nov 6,
to ShMlt7 &co-Point
Steamship Gen whitney freeman. from New York,
21d inst TO q Whitney &oo-Aigiers
Steamship New Orleans Haisey, from New YORK,
Qad inst to A Moulton-2d dis
Brit ship Prince Charlie Irvine. lia days from BON
bay In tallast, to Hall q vaughan-Point
ship Alice Minot Whitmore So days fin London
In ballast. to maater-Pont
Srhr IVA J seth, Sanders 10 days from vt Thomas,
to Jos Kelly
Sohr Sarah S Harding Melvin 3 days from Calves
ton to master-PoiDt
schr Bu-hrod w Hill. Higgins 4s days from Havre,
in ballast to master-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
New Mary Houston Miller, from Cincinnati
John w Cannon. Libano from Bayou Sara
Natchez. Leashers. from yieksburg
Jpo Gilmore Symmes FIN 81 Louis. with barges
Bedford Williamson. from Ravenswood
Sam Roberts, Black. from Evansville, with bsrges
Henry Tete Auooiu. from Donalds9nviile
Martha, Bassett from Port Eadsn
Isabel Kouna from Lower Coast
Eva Del,ouohel from Hahnve
Mary Ida RUIZ, from Upper Coast
Bonnie Lee scove from Alexandria
Kittie Nye. tsPry. from Lower Coast
Yazoo Leadsstter, from Vicksburg
Emma Irvine. vallette, from Lower Coast
RsIcw-GomIps Ur.
Ship Minnie II Gerow, Gerow, S. days from Liver
pool, in ballast, to master
BeIcw-waitIna Orders.
Brit ship suls,te Lecraw, O. days from Hamburg, to
Ship Ryerson Dennis, 90 days from Antwerp. to
master
Nor bark Cass, C@rstiansen, 81 days from Antwerp.
in ballast to mastlr-
sailed
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BTEAMBOATS.
= ED usvER.


Rea River and Tsxaa.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS.
OIFfO, HALLWAY AND doNNEGTfoNs.
ger tickets TO oil landings on Red River and al
railway stations In Texas, The BEST route
The foiIoying splendid and fast steamers
composing the line will leave az advertised be-,
I ta i -. MsrIs Louise, Texas
W. ]. Behan, Bonnie Lee Dawn.
Kate Kinney. r s,Iye an nltyt ,rvvvy
III son. Hot Springs. and all land-
stations In Texas
FOR GRAND ECOBE.
6)BonDie Lee. Noah Scovell. master.
Leaves MONDAY. December .. NJ s .. m.
FOR OoUsHATTA.
silver city. M. N. Wood master.
Leaves TUESDAY. December D. at & ., M
Alexandria, W. r. Boardman. master.
Leaves WEDNESDAY. December I. at .. m,
FOR GRAND EGORE.
Jewel, g +. Trnslow master
LeaveserHUR SDAY. December 6. at D. m.
FOR GoUsHATTA.
Danube, Charles Thorn master
Leaves FRIDAY. December g. at ,. m.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
30 Wryariy, NJ. u. Srpvei, master.
Leaves SATURDAY December 7. at s D. m.
No wnartpU ghaIses drayaxeur COMMISSION
will be charged at mouth OF Red River. Bayou
Sara, or ut New Orleans. In forwarding freight
consigned to the company by bill Of ladng.
For freight or passage. apply on board Of the
boats or atathe Office Of the company, No. III
drawer strSst. jos. A. AIKEN, President,
M. W. JOYCE GEO D. HfTE.
J. II. OARIIM, BBTTTON b EPPLER
ja4 LORD MoPEAKk. Agents,
WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
Gnp uf.nrp nh r
FOR GRAND ECORE, ALEHAN-
r. - RIA. Eco BEND. Normap's. Bar
ks8HG Dn's, Wares End way andinRs-The
tesmer GRONNuE LEE.
Tin place of the Now Bart Able)
Noah beovell. master. Geo. Hamilton. clerk
w II leave rs above. For freight or passage
apply on board, or TO
X. W. ADAMS 81 Commercial Place,
p. H.-Freight consigned 10 wharfboat mouth
Of Red river, or to agents ut New Orleans, for
the steamer Bart Able will be- forwarded free al
charge. jea
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lumber Delmas-i car pig Iron Leeds &co-a
cars cattle 4 Coport &eo-l do @ Mehle &oo-l do
Ayocek, Mitchell GOO do A Harnlsck-l bag Of
corks M Met.rew--3 boxes mdss Gelpi Bro-10
frbins butter Fl Lawrence &oo-150 bhls apples q
II Winslow-75 bbls rosn Simpson 4 Trioou-4 bbls
oranges coop poultry Sister Gabriel-1 Dbl beuliok
Rossntha &oo.i sugar pan b J Vest pkge mdse
q w w Goodwsn--2 cars hoop poles Whitfield 4
Mitobell-as pkgs tobacco w X Irby--5 do Hern-
sbeim A. Bro case cigars Victor Bros--l case to
baeoo II r Edsns--3 cotton gins J u Wolfe &oo-2'
nh % rope ID l. RanIett 6eo-G do bales TDdse w
tpton-40l bales Gotten TO oder---322 Gardner on
Iespie &ce-3Dl Allen, West a. Bush--il5 Mil
ler1G3 Ranger Fatman Soo--32 II Allison &oo-26
Walden, Hawkins &oo-i7 Lehman Abraham Coos
W Whites L l. Airey &oo-l L Walmsley 600
II r J Carver-sundnes 10 order-Totai lleS bales
MoRsAH's LOUISIANA AND fExAs RAIL
ROAD
Nov 800 bbls molasses John Adams &oo-32 do
H Groebel-is Stewart Bros &eo-36 M Putnam
/ Kiefer A. Gardper-s Ryooski Manade--9J A
Rourg-35 Gbism 4 Boyd-2 NJ Shelly &co-lO Jno
Tbbaut-Il3 do 5s hbds sugar John Cslder-5s do 10
bbIs rnoasaes Richard Miken-la7 do SIS bhds sugar
Bush & Levert-s do John T Moore &oo- IA Ter
trout Robert Hare-4s Jno King &eo- y .
Sugar shed-i6 7 MoDermott-i6 Clapp Bros &oo-i
l. L,bpman-ta Conger Kelly do hbls molasses
J Biboet II do II hhds sugar a whitney Zoo
10 do ~ bbls molasses u Given Son-loo do "
hbds sugar r Sevn-i5 do 80 bbls nclasi ss l. GOD
ohaux-f2 do l6 hhds sugar r. Gay &eo--J do A
Tertrou-1 bag wool - bales cotton q w Senteil Geo
Il Berkson Bros Clapp Bros eco Jno Chafte 4
Sons J Burbridge &co-4 Rykoski Msnsde-
rough rice T Sevin-20s do Thompson Rice Mill
bales moss q A Vincent 81 box hides Robert Hare
i04 sacks rough rice Gwyn Fresep--6 half bal, .
moss M Walsb-Total Is bales cotton sacks see
cotton 3s sacks rough rice 405 bhds sugar 75s bbls
m0lasses
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
Nov 9O-25 hhds sugar 20 bbIs nolasses y johnson
80 do Friedandet--26 hhds sugar LeSassier 4
Binder-t3 do " bbls molssses Tbbsnt-49 do J w
Burbridge &oo-52 do Richard Milliken--6g DO r.
Eorsals Sons-Total 81 hhds sugar ag6 Dbl molasses
FOREIGN PORTS
Bremen. Nov 25- Sailed Ger ship Bar bar0ssa
Gerde+, for New Orleans; Ger bark Betty, Norden-
holt do
Deal. Nov 25-Atrved- BARK Wild Hunter. Thorn
som from Me- Orleans for Bremen.
Liverpool Nov 25-Arrived-Brt steamer Andeen.
Miller, from New Orleans
- AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, Nov 2s-Sailed- Steamship Morgan
City, for New Orleans 3Oh-Kniokei booker aud
Lone Star, do.
Providence Nov ga Sailed -Sohr = Mason,
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Imports

NEW YORK 2Per steamship New Orleans-Ass d
mdse
NEW YORK--Per steamship Gen Wbitney-Ass d
mdss
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A M ERIJAN PORTS.

New York. Nov 2s-Saed- Steamship Morgan
city for New Orleans 3Otb-Kniok 81 booker aud
Lone Star, do
Progidenee Nov ga Sailed -Sohr r. = Mason,
Nickerson for New Orleans.
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w. ). pOITEyEST,


BAYOU SARA SEMI WEEKLY UNITED
bTATES MAIL PACKET.
~ - GFOR BAYOU SARA, WATERLOO,
AA&NM Hermitage. Port Hudson Lobdsls
Store. Baton Rouge. Pla1uemine and
postofflee landings-S Steamer
EDWARD J. GAY,
]. J. Brown master. Il. y. Streck clerk.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY ct o. M.
returning every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY.
For freight Or passage apply on board or TO
J. u. CARLfN ii T'ctoupitoulas st.
iy3f yANNEY h WORK. LOG Common st.
p. S.-Wlll pay particular attention to the
Bayou Lafourche business Of Capt. Joe BAL
feres.
REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET.
UNITED STATEB MAIL.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
,~ FOR BAYGU iBARA, WATERLOO,
l Hermitage, Porf Hickey, Iatop
Rouge. Pa1uemine and way land
ings-The fact and splendid pnssenRer steamer
JOHN w. CANNON,
John q. LbanO. master Thomas Hc-7nrd. clerk,
Leaves as above. returning dO&A the cofst
MONDAY and svery FRIDAY, For freight or
passage apply on board or TO
SdEO. ID. HITE, 81 0rHvisr st.
SBRITTON n EPPLEk, ~ t.tHvier RI.
LORD d MCPEAKE. 46 Camp street.
sus1 o. O. WAYNE. LOG Gravier street.
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Exchange Clippings. November r..

Cincinnati Commercials:
Capt Henry Swityer is siNty-seyen years Of
age living hale and hearty In st. Louis He
worked on iiatboat several years. In 1896 he
shipped as mate on the Tempest n boat run
ming between Louisville and st Louis He
7fterwards run on the Chamtlan. Moravian
and Donizan. In 1868 he became master OF the
Josiah Lawrence and subsequently Of thu At
irntic Henry Cbouteau. Uncle Sam, l.. NJ Kon-
nett. New Uncle, sam. Aleek Scott. and New
Fails CITY This boat was 3ll feet long, ~ feet
hes-n and feet depth. with 9oinch cylinders.
p.foot stroke. Capt Switger could. about this
time 1860. have retired wealthy: but he eontin-
ned oal and-lost.
PrrgsauRG. November 27.-Weather: hard
x,in hi day. Business pretty much suspended.
Look out for oSd Monon Y,. u n FEET Al,
feet and rising: Brownsville II feet inches and
rising Heavy rains ut headwaters OF both
rivers. ~.
xrithsta rding all the efforts OF the government
md the ,,mount of money already expended.
the Msso uri river. NJ q point mile or SO above
the great iron bridge which spans the Missouri
nj this place Is still steadily eating into the
hank. and seems to bid defiance TO Ill that can
be done to pre- vent It. In two months 1t has
eaten away one entire farm. on which we're TWO
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pLA1yJ " NINE.

FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY. ut 10 u, m. and
SATURDAY Mt n IN.
IT, FOR PLAQUEMINE BAYOU
H@44sst Il Goula, Dopaldsonville and all plan
- tation landings-The fine side wheel
steamer N
w. ). poIrEyEST.
Frank BergarOn mastar J. q. BerRsTon clerk
leaves rs above. Returning, leaves Flagna-
mine every Monday morning and Thursday
evening. For freight or pnssage apply on
board or to
". !. thHAEx. "a G4trtH street
T. ga clerk al ways ON the landing. bead OF
Cont street, 70 receive freight nos II
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sailed
ports

Bark Cap prevce,siy reported below waiting orders
sailed for Pensacola.
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LIST OF VESSELS
Up. GIer-ed and Sailed for New 0risans.
DECEMBER 1, 1878.
ICEM BIER 1, is1
Domestic.

NEW FWHF.
Steam ship Morgan CITY Read -.z-... sid Nov 9s
SfaAnship Kniek efboeker, Rembla sid Nov 30
Steamship Lone Star. Forbes -..---.-- aid Nov 40
Brig Eugene Hale Lord. -. -. $50. cid Nov
BATH. ME-.
Sebr Anna u Kranz Pervere Nov q
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Bremen Nov IS Sailed Ger ship Bs,barossa.
Gerde4 for New Orleans; Ger bark BETTY. NoIden-
holt do.
Deal. Nov 25-Atrived-Bark Wild Hunter Thorn
som from New Orleans for Bremen.
Liverpool. Nov 25-Arrived-Brit steamer Andeen,
Miller from New Orleans
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Nov 30-25 hhds sugar 20 bbls molasses b Johnson
so do Friedlander--26 hhds sugar LeSasser T.
Binder-t3 do " bbls molaases j Thbsnt-4g do J w
I,urbrdge &oo-52 do Richard Milliken--6g DO r. j
Eorsalls Sons-Total 81 bds sugar ag6 Dbl moasses
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ReIcw-lIOnvnN UF.
UeIcw-WaitIna Orders.

Ship Minnie II Gerow, Gerow, s. days from Liver
pool, In ballast, to master
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made IN the payment OF
certain Indenture OF mortgage, bearing date
the ninth day or June. A ID 1875, executed by
Joseph ii Miller, OF Van Buren, county, MichI-
gan, to Frederick Halop, of Kalamazoo. Michi-
gan, and recorded in the Office OF the Register
or Deeds for the county OF Van Buren,, state OF
Michigan, IN liber OF mortgages on page $50,
and the said mortgage was duly assigned by
the said Frederick Halop to VIM Il Hawkins OF
Paw Paw, Michigan. ana recorded in the office
OF said Register OF Deeds IN liber nine on page
40, and the amount claimed to be due at the
date OF this notice being three hundred and
thirty three dollars and ninety six cents (5333
.96) including an attorney fee OF twenty five
dollars provided for in said mortgage, aud no
suit or proceedings at law or In equity having
been instituted to recover the amount now due
on said mortgage, now, therefore, Notice is
hereby given that by power or sale contained
In said mortgage there will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder, on Saturday, the
18th day OF May. ID 1878, at the front door OF
the Court House in the village OF Paw Paw,
Van Buren, county, state OF Michigan, at twelve
o'clock at noon OF said day. the premises des-
,ribed IN said mortgage, or so much thereof as
shall be necessary TO satisfy the amount now
1ue on said mortgage with interest and costs,
said premises being described as follows, to-wit
he north west quarter or the south east quar-
er OF section twenty four in township two
'outh OF range seventeen west, IN Van Buren,
county state OF Michigan. 1196t13
Dated Feb. II, A ID 1878.
W. r. HAWKINS, Assignee.
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Hare lsAyoung person vho doe. not Liza r
see the aged wear = cad and detected coun
tenance. By imagination. put yourself in the
place OF that old person; see the care, trouble
and disappointment through which he has
passed. Remember that life must look differ
eDt to him than it does to you. On the other
hand the aged sometimes condemns the smil-
ing face and even innocent amusements Of
youth. By imagination, my aged friend, place
yourself in the place of that young person.
Remember that you too once were young and
thought It not SINFUL to enjoy merry laugh.
In all relations Of life this right use OF the
imagination, this putting ourselves in the place
of others. would enlarge our sympathies and
do away with much of the harsh criticism that
we nov hear.
In very important sense, our idea Of God
depends upon what we are ourselves. Pro-
nounce the word Napoleon " to one who can
neither read nor write, to one who knows moth
ing of history, and 1t suggests but little. He
may remember Of having heard that word
somewhere. But pronounce that word to
you and one of the most important epochs
IN modern history rises before you. You see
armies crossing the Alps, you see Waterloo
you see Moscow 10 flames, you see ST. Helena
What that word is to each man depends upon
the man who hears it. The same is true of
the word God" 10 the heathens the word /
meant a crude conception which they represent
ed by images OF their own construction. The
heather idol was only the imagination OF the
heather reduced to a material form. To the
Jew the word "God meant an over-rulipg
power that cared only for the Hebrew race.
10 the Christian the word God" meant a
Deity who lis no respecter Of persons but IN
'very nation he that feareth him and worketh
righteousness is accepted OF him." The idea
" God has grown with the growth OF the race.
Preached in the Disciple Church, Paw Paw.
sunday morning, March 10th, 1878, and re-
used by Mr.. Searles expressly for the TRUE
SORTHElNER.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment of
q certain indenture OF mortgage, bearing date
on the thirty first day Of July 1875, executed by
Marcy Abel to Reuben Drake, and recorded N
tho office OF tue Register OF Deeds for Van Blu
rem county, Michigan. Ia liber 10 Of mortgages
on page 1875, which said mortgage was duly as
signed by said Reuben Drake to William j. Sell
HEX on the 22d day Of March. A ID 1876. winch
said assignment was recorded in the Office OF
the Register OF Deeds for the county of Van
Buren,, state OF Michigan, in liber OF mortga-
ges, on page $50, upon which said mortgage
there Is claimed to be due at the date hereof
the sum Of four hundred and seventy and So
100 dollars, and no legal proceedings having
been instituted TO recover any part thereof,
Notice is therefore hereby gwen that at one
o'clock p. m. on Saturday the eighteenth day
OF May, A ID 1878, we shall cause 10 be sold at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
front door OF the Court House in Paw Paw. IN
said county, said Court House being the place
for holding the Circuit Court. the premises
described in said mortgage, subject to future
lnstalment OF one hundred and sixty six and
66-l00 dollars and interest from date to become
due, or so much thereof as will be necessary to
satisfy the amount then to be due. with inter-
est and costs OF foreclosure and an attorney fee
named therein, to wit The south west quarter
Of the north west quarter and the north west
quarter OF the south west quarter Except ten
acres on the south side OF last mentioned par
eel, heretofore convened TO Garrett Marcelus,)
OF section thirty five 80 in township two 2
IN both parcels seventy 10 acres OF land more
Or less. all in the county of Van Buren, and state
OF Michigan. 1868
Dated Paw Paw, Mich, Feb. 10Th, 1873.
WILLIAM j. SELLICK. Assignee.
Duncombe x Richardson, Att'ys for Assignee.
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A DMINlsTRATOR's SALE.

In the matter of the estate OF Flora A. Inger-
soil, deceased Notice Is hereby given that un-
der and by virtue Of license and aulhorlty grant
cd to Benajah w. Odell, administrator of said
estate, by the Probate Court of Van Buren,
county, State OF Michigan, on the Both day OF
July, A. ID. 1877, shall sell. as administrator
OF said estate de bous non, at pubic auction,
to the highest bidder, at the premises in the
township Of BloomiDgdale Van Buren, county,
State of Michigan, on the first day OF March,
A. ID. 1873, at one o'clock IN the afternoon.
(subject to all membranes by mortgage or
otherwise.) all the interest OF said Diseased in
and to the following described real estate,
known and described as follows. to-wit: The
north west fractional quarter OF the north west
fractional quarter OF section one a. In town
ship one e. south OF range fourteen (14) west,
containing forty eight aud $500 acres OF land
in the county OF Van Buren, and State of Mich
igan.
Dated December 18th 1877.
1877 ASAHEL B. MORGAN.
Administrator de bonIs non of the estate of
Flora A. Ingersoll. deceased