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Political Points.

Hon. Peter Stryker, Judge Hagans and
D. Gano Ray, Esq, addressed the Repub-
licans of the Seventeenth Ward last even
ing.
The First Ward Democrats hold a pri-
mary election to day, between and p M,
at the Woodland Park, to nominate a can
didate for Real Estate Assessor.
The opening of the Democratic campaign
will take place tomorrow night at Fifth
street Market Space. General George W.
Morgan, Hon. Joseph blackburn, of Ken
lucky, and Governor Bishop will speak.
Sixteenth Ward Republican meeting at
5 o'clock Thursday night at the Foster and
Hickenlooper Club Hall, No. 1853 Linn
street. Josiah Kirby, G. w. Williams and
Peter Stryker will address the meeting.
The Socialist Campaign Committee met
last night at Workmen's Hall. The Secre.
tary reported that John Hood had accepted
the nomination for Governor, Joseph May
hem for State Auditor, and Jacob Schenck
for County Infirmary. P. J. Mcclure, of
st. Louis, will arrive this week, and series
of meetings will be laid out where he will
speak.
The Ninth Ward Democrats met at the
Hamilton County Club Rooms last night,
and effected an organization, as follows;
President, Hon. Daniel Wolf; Vice Presi-
dents, George w. Hendricks and August
Holthof; Secretary, John p Slough; As
sistant Secretary. Henry Menke Jun.
Treasurer, Hon. Julius Refs; Finance and
Ward Campaign ommittee-Danel Wolf,
Julius Reir, L. G. Bernard, E. Potter Dus-
tin, Joseph Setter, Thomas McGonige, Jas.
ONeal, Simon Strauss, John Schunck, Au-
gust Bucker, John J.. Farrell, David II.
Levi, John McGill, Henry Verhage, ]. H.
Buckner, NJ. d., J. J. Quinn, M. d., Thomas
Riley and Peter Muschler,
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Law Yiolators.

James Reardon and Charles Osborn were
locked up last night for tapping till in j..
D. Brunning's saloon, No. 555 Main street.
Steven Taylor and John Clare are locked
up at Ninth-street Station-house on suspi-
cion of being pickpockets.
81. Brown, an attorney living at S96
Central avenue, was arrested last night on
a warrant sworn out by Gwendolin Arnold,
charging him with having embezzled
$3.50 05.
Two boys got to fighting on the corner
of Eighth street and Eggleston avenue last
night. and man named Conlon undertook
to separate them, when Mike Kennedy struck
him (Conlon) in the head with brick, in
llicting an ugly wound. Kennedy was ar
rested and Conlon was taken to the Good
Samaritan Hospital.
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surgeon and officer of the day, 4:30 p. M.
13. Assembly for evening parade, 4:5O p. m.
IA. First Sergeant's call, p. nj. 10. Ad-
jutant's call, 5:15 p. m. 16. Supper call,
6 p. m. II. Evening gun and retreat, sun
set. IS. Tattoo, 9;45 p. m. 10. Taps,
-" lights out" 10 p. m.
Sunday, September 14th, inspection at
10 a. m. Divine service at 8 p m. Dress
parade at S p. m., to all of which the pub
lie is cordially invited.
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The regular concert at the Highland
House 3elvedere, by Mr.. Theodore Thomas
and his orchestra, will be given this week
on Thursday night instead of Friday. This
change was made in honor of the President
of the United States and other distinguished
guests, who will be present Thursday night.
This unprecedented event at this resort is
under the auspices of the Citizens Com
mittee, composed af George w. JONES'
Henry Urner, Larz. Anderson, Jr., Louis
Ballouf, ]. r. Murdock, A. T. Goshorn. and
Others. The entire ground and espanades
will be brilliantly illuminated. The fol-
lowing is the programme Of the concert:
Coronation March, Svendsen
Overture-Ruy Blas..."..- ......."".. Mendelssohn
March movement-Symphony Lenore Raft
Introduction,
Bridal Procession, SAct III, LOhengrin. Wagner
March Movement,
INTERMIssIoN.
Ballet Music-Ali Babl .............. .... Cherubni
Bacn
Allegretto-E Symphony. Beethoven
Hungarian Rhapsody, No. List
INTERMIsSIoN. colai
Overture, "Merry Wives OF Windsor" .......Ni crik
Love Scene--Evening in the Woods. Asger Ham
Waltz Wine. Women and Song. ng.............St Strauss
PolonaSe-M gn0n. broise Thomas
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GOTHAM GOSSIP.
National Associated Press to the Star.
cnIrpI,EAM IIAc AppINHn

New YORK, Sept. 10.-Rev. James Spur
geon, brother of Rev. Charles H. Spurgeon
and his associate in the pastorate of the
Metropolitan Tabernacle, of London, has
arrived with his wife. He comes to spend
vacation of two months. He will preach
Sunday evening at Association Hall by in
vitation OF the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation.
NEW MEXICAN RAILWAY.
New YoRK, Sept 10.-The railroad across
the Isthmus of Tehuantepec is to be built
by Edward Learned, of Pittsfeld, Mass.
He has secured from the Mexican Govern
ment the right of way and the promise of a
subsidy of $4,000 mile The line will be
an important rival of the Panama Railroad,
and be of immense advantage in assisting
the Mexican authorities to enforce order in
large section of their turbulent Republic.
Learned says the work is already in prog
ress, and that large purchases OF rails and
material to be used in the improvement
had been make.
Such of the work as can be conveniently
done in this country will be executed
here in order to avoid expense of more
costly labor in Mexico.
ALAcK, POOR ADA.
Miss Ada Cavendish is said to have been
left in the lurch and her prospects foI the
season are ruined by the alleged unfair treat
ment Of her agent
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winter Butter.

Let farmer divide his white winter but-
ter into two lots, while yet in the form Of
cream. and for one make use of Perfected
Butter Color, made by Wells, Richardson
& Co., Burlington, Vermont, while the 9th
er goes to market without color, and he
will discover on what course his interest
depends This color gives the fine, rich.
golden yellow of first quality June butteE,
and is not tinged with the dull red tint, OBJ
iected to in most butter colors.
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The John Crawford, of Main street,
mentioned yesterday as having been locked
up at Bremen-street Station for abusing his
family, is not John Crawford, the dentist,
of No. 5N Main street.
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report:
Laura Harrison, mos, city.
Infant Moeng, stillborn, city.
Infant Reinhardt, stillborn, city.
Ida Octjen, 6 days, city.
Geo. Yurgens,. 5 mos, city.
Clara Wellman, 20 yrs, city.
James Timothy, A yrs, Ireland.
Fridolin Kaspar, 50 yrs, Germany.
Wilhelmena Teneluve, "A yrs. Germany
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temperance lecturer, egged at Monroevills
Ind.
Pat Judge, Janesville Wis, stole Ma
Connolly's COW. Three years in the Peni-
tentiary.
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MURFREEsBoRo, TENN, Sept 10.-Willis
Sewer, colored boy aged fifteen, fell from
the switch engine here yesterday, was run
over and killed.
PURSUED BY LYNcHERs.
New ALBANY, IND, Sept 10. Sheriff
Fultz arrived here late last night with
Thomas Josephs, the murderer of VIM.
Callahan, near Campbellsburg. The Sheriff
and his prisoner were chased for ten miles
by mob of desperate men, determined
on lynching the murderer. Josephs is a
bad man, and came from Ohio.
BROWN MURDER case.
MARTINsyILLE, IND, Sept. 10.-Willard
Browns testimony closed yesterday, after
the poor half-witted youth had been on the
stand twenty-cne hours. The evidence for
the prosecution has now closed and the de-
fense has begun.
COLLECTION FOR THE HEATHEN.
: NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. 10.-Burglars
robbed the house of VIM. Connell, twelve
miles from this city. Rev. John Bell, who
slept there, had just returned from meet
ing where he had made collection for the
heathen, and the robbers took the entire
proceeds. Over 800 was taken.
LAwRENCEBURG MAN KILLED BY CARS.
LAwRENCEBURG, IND, Sept. 10.-Charles
Fitterer, of this city, was run over by a
train in Chicago yesterday, and killed. His
remains were brought here for burial this
morning.
A TANGLED sKEIN.
HUNTINGDON, Tenn, Sept. 10.-Several
months since old Mr.. Skein, venerable
Methodist, mysteriously disappeared from
his home, and is thought to have been
killed. His unknown fate so preyed upon
his devoted wife that she has now become
violently insane
ONLY THREE LITTLE GRAINS.
LAFAYETTE, IND, Sept. 10.-Ben. Davis
living north of this city, took three grains
of strvchnine and died last evening. In
temperance was the motive power that led
him to it.
WITH A POCKET KNIFE.
AKRON, o., Sept. 10.-Dr. Ambrose s.
Crafts, the venerable physician of Mantus
Station, who attempted suicide with 6
pocket knife, died last evening. He prac
tised in Portage County for thirty years.
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Fred. Friend, who escaped from the
Hamilton Jail over year ago, was cap
tured in this city last evening, ard the
Hamilton authorities being notified of his
arrest Deputy Sheriff Black came down
last night and took Friend back to Hamil-
70.
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LEGAL.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
~ for the Southern District OF Ohio.--In Bank
ruptcy.-No. 2, ,327.-The creditors of Alonzo T.
Horton, of Cincinnati, Ohio are hereby notified
that he has filed in said Court his nettion far q
final discharge from his debts, under the Bank.
rupt Law Of the United States; and that the Corlt
has assigned the oath day OF September. A. D. 1879.
at 10 O'Clock NJ, for the hearing thereof, at my
office, No. 271a West Third street. Cincinnati. o.,
at which time and place the creditors are required
to appear and show cause, if any they have, wh,
such discharge should not be granted
EDWARD p. CRANCH,
se33tW Register in Bank ruptcy.
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THE WAR IN CARTER COUNTY.

GRAYsoN KY, Sept. 10-Reports are re-
ceived of further trouble in Carter County,
Kentucky, the old Underwood battle
ground. AS Squire Holbrook and his son,
Miller, were going to a pasture ground they
Squire Holbrook instantly killed. His
Holbrook was the head of the party ar
rayed against the Underwoods two years
ago. This occurred on Friday and on Mon
some of the Holbrook party. Both parties
are now armed and organized and say they
mean to fight till one party or the other
leaves the country. Two brothers of Squire
Holbrook have returned from the West and
are marshaling the forces on that side and
Alf. Underwood has returned from the
Black Hills to lead his party. Serious trou-
ble is expected, but the scene is in the in
terror and news is slow in getting to the
outside world.
INVESTIGATING JERSEY MURDERS.
JERSEY CITY, Sept 1O.-Three boys, aged
respectively 13, Is and II years, are ar
ragned here now on an Indictment for
killing boy aged 10, on the Fourth OF
July.
The Grand Jury of Essex County began
an inquiry yesterday into the shooting of
John Armstrong, the coachman, by his EN-
ployer, Joseph Blair, the Bank Tiller.
OPPOSITION TO SITTING BULL.
BROOKLYN, Sept. 10.-Ellen Belcher, aged
twenty-one, working in morocco fac
tory, yesterday had her hair loose down her
back. 1t was caught by the shafting and
she was dragged off the floor and COM
pletely scalped.
JERSEY City, N. j., Sept. 1O.-Sarah
Swain had a beautiful head of hair torn out
by cotton mill machinery at Groveville.
LANDLORD KILLED BY HIS TENANT.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Sept. 10.-James Ben
nett had dispute about rent with his
landlord DR.. Horton, in Lancaster County
yesterday. Horton struck Bennett with a
cane, and Bennett shot and killed Horton.
MURDERED BY MOUNTED MEN.
Alexander Bryce, Jr., was shot and killed
by mounted men last night in Oconee
County. A private feud is supposed to be
the cause of the tragedy.
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vIGILANT NIGHT WATCUMAN,



New YORK, Sept. 10.--An attempt was
made yesterday to burn Heidham's grocery
store. Ferdinand Wertz, the night watch
man, confesses he has helped to commit
several burglaries, and that in three cases
the houses caught fire while he was robbng
them
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WORLD OF WOE
Brace of Bloody Crimes in the Old
Palm State.
The Scalping Process in Eastern Fac
tories.
KILLED BY A SWITCH ENGINE.

Specials to the Star.
MURFREEsBoRo, TENN, Sept. 10.-Willis
Sewer, colored boy aged fifteen, fell from
the switch engine here yesterday, was run
over and killed.
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LOVE L1cENsE.-John A. Glass and Eliz-
abeth Wood, both of Campbell County;
of this city. The former couple were mar
ried yesterday ut York Street Conerega-
tional Church. The latter couple obtained
their license about O clock last night.
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CHANcERY CoURT.-Judgments were rem
dered this morning as follows: Catharine
Street VS.. Daniel Brown, for $900 City of
Dayton VS.. Conrad Hahn, SIG As; Timber
lake VS.. Timberlake and Taylor VS.. Timber
lake, jud2ment was rendered binding John
Taylor for $1,721 %.
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PIT. BARNUM's GREAT SHOW.
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Mr. John Pryor the grocer and his ac-
complished wife entertained a number Of
their young friends last evening at their
home on Columbia street, on the occasion
of their wooden wedding. Presents appro-
pirate to the occasion were numerous.
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Mr. James Thomson, Sr., of Alexandria,
who has reached the advanced age of Sc
years, 81 of which he has resided in Camp
bell County, paid his numerous old
friends here visit this morning. Mr..
Thomson has retained all of his faculties
to q wonderful degree. He recolected in
cidents that transpred in old Tom Ken
nedys time, who built and resided in the
first house in Covington, then situated on
Front street. He was also on intimate
terms with Major Martin, the first Com
mander at the Newport Barracks.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-11-13

was supposed, he intended boarding the
afternoon train west, with the inten-
ton of going to some lumber camp ip
Mason county. Oviatt sent Geo. w.
Page, with horse and buggy, to Re-
noe, while he himself placed a pair of
handouts in his pocket and took the
train.
Arriving at Renoe, Oviatt found his
man ready to embark and "Go West"
Says the Sheriff, laying his hand on
Smiths shoulder, "You are my prison.
er!" and instantly slipped handcJk
on the left wrist of the victim of the
Jaws displeasure. With an oath,
Smith declared he was not prisoner;
and being rather strongly built young
fellow, he jerked his manacled hand
from Oviatt's grasp, proceeded to make
vigorous efforts to regain his liberty.
The officer, however, proved too much
for him, and he was handcuffed; but not
until he had severely wrenched the
Sherif7s right shoulder and knocked
the skin OH one nnger, with The hanu-
cuffs dangling from his wrist.
He was brought to town and safely
lodged in Jail, from whence he will
be taken, tomorrow, to Ingham coun.
ty for trial.
1t is said by parties here who have
formerly known Smith, that his repu-
tation previous to this affair was not
the best; and we learn that since his ar
rest he has admitted taking the clothes,
but claimed that Kirkland owed him.
He also, states that he has been work
ing i'm the vicinities of Detroit and Sag
inaw since leaving Williamston.
Sheriff Oviatt is certainly deserving
of credit for the efficient manner i'm
which he discharged his duties in the
case.
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ARRESTED FOR LARcENy.-During
the latter part Of September, Sheriff
Oviatt received letter from Deputy
Sheriff J. H. vandercook, Of Ingham
county, inquiring as to the whereabouts
of one Albert Smith, and stating that
he was charged with having stolen a
quantity of wheat and clothing from
Joshua kirkland, living near Williams
ton, this State. The theft Is alleged to
have been committed sometime last
May, and the accused left for parts un-
known during the latter part Of that
month.
Oviatt ascertained that the person
wanted was not here at that time; but
preserved the letter, and kept the mat
ter I'm mind. .rs
On Monday evening last, Smith ar
rived at Baldwin; having a father and
brother living in this vicinity, who are
honest, respectable people, so far as we
have ever learned. Sheriff Oviatt, who
seems ever on the alert in the duties Of
his Office, soon spotted his man, and
on Tuesday morning telegraphed to
vandercook, stating that Smith was
here, and asking II he should arrest
him. The answer to the telegram did
not come till late In the afternoon. II
said--"Arrest him. VIII be there on
Thursday" In the meanwhile, the f]-
gitive had gone to Renoe, four and 2
half miles west Of Baldwin, where, II
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Administrators Sale.
State of Michigan 90

State of Michigan -.
County of Lake %
In the matter of the Estate OF Lester Mes
senger, deceased. Notice is hereby given that
I'm pursuance of an order granted to the un-
deTsigned Administrator of the Estate of Les
ter Messenger, deceased, by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County of Lake; on the sixth
day of October, A. ID. 1879, there will be sold at
public vendue, to the highest bidder, at my
office at Mullin Il Co.'s store, In the Village OF
Chase, in the County of Lake, i'm said State,
On Monday, the 24th Day Of November,
A. ID. 1879, at three o'clock in the afternoon OF
that day, the following described Real Estate,
to-wit: The Northeast Quarter C1D of the
northwest Quarter (14l of Section Eight (S),
Town Seventeen Q7) North, OF Range Eleven
lage of Chase, commencing thirty-four l34)
rods west of the northeast corner of Section
Eight (S), thence ten (10) rods south, thence
four al rods west, thence ten (lO) rods north,
ther ce four a. rods east TO place OF beginning;
containing one-fifthQ-5) ofan acre.
JEFFERSON j. TANNER,
Administrator.
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w. Townsend, Weobcr; Cleo. n. Jones,
Pleasant Plains; Peter Miller, Lake.
N wton ]. Kline, Elk.
,She,i6-Geo. Oviatt.
CierE-Aug. Towner.
Treasurer Edward McCluskey.
Judge Of Prob0te-W Walter \. Burnam.
Register of fDeeds-Orlando +. Phil
lips. :.
Prosecuting Attorney and Circuit
Court CoDimissioner-Tho' Smurth-
waite.
COrOner-John j. Andrews.
Superintendent Of the Wesley
J. Holcomb, John Ballinger, Cbas. *,
Radcliffe.
In the Spring of 1875, Lake County
Agricultural Society was organized.
1t now owns forty acres of land, near
Baldwin, a'portion of which has been
cleared and fenced; an exhibition hall,
shed and pens for stock built. The
present officers of the Society are
Presidcnt-Ralph III. Hollister.
Pice Pre1dent-Andrew Craig.
Stcretdry-Isaac Grant.
IreaSurer-Wm. Baker.
The total value of real estate and per-
sonal property of the county, as fixed
by the Board of Supervisors at the an
nual session of 1870, is ST ,42l ,476.
There are nine stores, eight hotels,
four blacksmith shops, three boot and
shoe shops, two gunsmiths, two wagon
shops, six postoffices (money order of
flee at Baldwin,; three telegraph offices
(at Baldwin, Nirvana and Chase); two
express offices (Chase and Baldwin,;
two saloons (at Baldwin,.
There is but one secret society organ
ization i'm the county-North Star
Lodge knights of HonOr-organized in
1879, with twenty-five charter MEM
bers. The Lodge is located at Bald
win..
Concluded merit sDeek).
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Notice.
LAND OFFICE AT REED CRY. M

LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY. MICH,
October 10th, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his intention
TO make final proof in support Of his claim,
and secure ftnut entry thereof at the expira-
tion OF thirty days from the date OF this office,
viz
Hiram f. Young, of Pleasant Plains, Lake
county Mich, for the w "A Of tho N: w. "A
and W. n OF the s ". 4 Section 22, Town IL
ing as his witnesses, viz: Alien r. Clifford, OF
Lake, and Minnie A. Clifford, of Lake, Lake
county, Mich.
ty, Mich, for the w. n n offs. K. q and N. +. "A
of \ L ID and Lot No. !, Section "A, Town IL
North, Range IA West; and names the follow.
ing as his witnesses, viz: Hiram r. Young, OF
Pleasant Plains, and Minnie A. Clifford, Of
Lake, Lake county, Mich.
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register.
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Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in tho conditions
of u certain mortgage (whereas the power
therein contained has become operatiye) exc.
cutcd by Bridget O'Brfen, OF the Village of
Baldwin, Lake county, State of Michigan, dat
ed the first day OF January, A. ID. 1873, and re-
corded in the office of Register of Deeds in and
for the County of Lake, in the State OF Michi-
gan; in Liber Three of Mortgages, on page six
ty-scven; which mortgage has been duly as
to Solomon j. Richardson, of Chase, Lake
county, by an instrument I'm whiting bearing
date the 9th day of December, A. ID. 1878; and
is recorded IN said Register of Deeds Office by
record bearing date December 18th, 1878, and
recorded in Liber Three of Mortgages, on page
49, which said mortgage was assigned, on the
2lst day of July, A. d. 1873, by the said Solo
mon J. Richardson, assignee, to Jasper A.
Woodworth of Cedar Creek Barry county Stale
of Michigan; ;Awhich said assignment was re-
corded tho 4th day of August, A. Ds 1873, In
said Registers office, in Liber Five of Assign
mcnts of Mortgages, on page ~ thereoI winch
said mortgage wa was M assigned on the ath yHy day Of
worth, Assignee To Ebenezer NJ. Ball, of Grand
Rapids, State of Mlchiga.I; which said assign
ment was recorded the lIth day of August, A.
d. 1870, in said Registers Office, in Llber Three
of Mortgages on page $40 thereof; on which
mortgage there is claimed TO be due at the
date OF this notice the sum OF One Hundred
and Thirty Dollars OF principal, Thrty-two
Dollars of interest; also, attorney fee of
Twenty-f Dollars as stipulated by said par
ties to be paid In case proceedings should be
instituted to foreclose the same; proceedings
at law having been instituted to recover the
debt remaining unpaid, but the same having
been discontinued; Notice Is, therefore, here
by given, that
On Friday, November Fourteenth,
A. d. 1870, at ten o'clock n. m; shall sell at
public auction or vendue, TO the highest bid
der at the front door of the Court House In
the Village of Baldwin, Baldwin being the
place OF holding the Circuit Court for the
County of Lake; the premises contained and
described in said mortgage, or 80 much there
OF as is necessary TO satisfy the amount due on
said mortgage, the interest that may have &c.
crued thereon, the costs of foreclosure and
said attorney fee; which mortgaged premises
are described as follows, to-wit: Lot Number
Ten (l0), in Block Number Thirteen QD, In
State of Michigan, according to tho recorded
plat thereof.
Dated August 18th, 1879.
EBENEzER M. BALL.
Assignee of Mortgage.
| HOLDEN & EMBLER,
for eli