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A. act IN amrna sections sl6 and el7.
chapter 70 of Code of 1885, in rela'
Fl tioo to protsction Of wool growing IN
this State. -.
Section l. Be it enacted ny tue
Legislature OF the State OF Mlssls-
sipl,i. That sections SIG and Sit,
Code of 1880, be amended by aad.
ing to each one of said sections the
following words: s'and such owner
shall DO guilty OF 4 misdeneanoI
aid on conviction shall be fined
not more than fifts dellars, or im'
prisoned not more than sixty ueys'
81 IN boil, s.uch fine and imprisoln
ment: provided, that the l'aymen,,
ar tender Of the damages propsl'leu =
| for in this section, or the pasmel',,
Of s,cli damages Ms may be agreeo
nnou between the Interested par
ties shall bar u prosecution for : tlle
/ misdemeanor herein provided =, Tor
anl \ prosecution for fl'e mis'ie
,ne,,t1or shall blr \ recovery o
statutory damages under this chap
! ter. hut net u bar tolthe recovery
| Of .actnnl damages.'ulI II n0.
Sec. 81. Be II further enacted
That This net shalI take effect from
and utter its pass'Ige.
Auproved, March D, 1882.
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III Ha ! a
Macon (Ga.,) Messenger. Il
There is a man in Macon who
owns q pair Of the most remarkable
ewes We have ever heard Of Their
peculiarity lies IN the tact that one
Of them goes to sleep before the
other does, and consequently Que
wakes np III the morning sooner
than the other.
f. 1t must be very interesting TO
have such a pair OF eyes. The right
eye gocsto sic pand sleeps soundly
while tue other lies restlessly awake
striving by allmanner OF devices to
WOO .nature's sweet restoler, l,alny
slecp.n Now and then the left
optic, widc.awake, looks over the
bridge OF the mans nose ut its part
ner, sees the ffingtd curtain Of the
fright eyes couch tightly DRAWN,
|hears the sleeping eye saofe awas
Into the very bowels Of sleep, and
Then wishes to gracious it could
drop its curtain, too. Ana then y
mods and takes cat maps, to be oecs
Isionally awakened by the continued
/ snoring Of its neighbor! I Finallyi'
drops off INTO q doze and both ocu
llar' demonstrations dream unit
,|smoruing, when another difficult,
4 appears. The right eye awaken
and wautsuo get up, but the lef
peeper turns over 10 .its bed allt
Il swears II would give $1,000 for JUS
4 ten, minutes mors sleepl hn lia
Surely u man with sanl 2 par . 2
eyes oueht to have dead l,s loads % 9
fun all to himself. We would, io'
epffaiI. ffs*A Af fa t
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LEGAL.
SherifI''s Sale

Mrs J. ValSsrds sfta
VS..
Mrs. Nannella Pol.
By virtue uf an execution TO me direct
ed, frorr the office OF the clerk of tina cir
cult court of Jackson comfy, aud State
Of Mississippi, will, on
Monday, the I'D day Of May. 1882,
within legal hours at the courthouse of
jackson county, az Scranton, expose to
sale at public auction. to the highest bid
der fur cash, tho following land and sp-
performances to-wit: known As Boisfort
Tala in township south, range 8 west
beginning at the northwest corner of the
line of Rene krebs' lands IN fractional
section :. to pine tree on the bank of the
river, and runs east and at twenty-one
chains eornered on . pine thence south,
aud at six chains and fifty links, eornered
on Post; thence west, and at twenty
one chains to the river, on q red eedai
post then north with TIE river TO thu
place OF beginning. with the improve
ments thereon, 20 satisfy plaintiffs 3 juslg
ment tor three thousand five hundred ant
seventeen and 50-l00 do lars and all cost
J.E CLARK, Sheriff.
Scranton, March ~. 1ssl. 52-4w
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Hancock County Items.
BY PEARL OCCASIONAL.

Planting is progressing rapidly.
The yernal flowers have ap-
peared.
The sweet songs Of birds are
heard. r.s.
The alligator has been awakened
from his lethargy by the showers
of spring. The mcecasin slips into
the water trom the creek bank like
he is CREASED for the occasion.
The verdant pine forest is the
picture of life aud prosperity, aud
proves to be such with the animal
kingdom. i7ara gs ..i n5. na
Work on the New Orleans and
Meridian railroad is rapidly pro
Guessing. 'r- ' ~" I
Hurrah for the Gulf and Ship Is
Hand railroad. BY all that is just
and reasonable let us have this
road; we think |, OF greater inter
est to the State than any road that
can be built in the State.
i The law regulating the practice
Of medicine is going to reduce tb,
number of M. DIS, considerably. Il
the ID. DIS aud LII. DIS were CON
PEELED to 20 through similar tts
their numbers would be diminished
Mr.. A. A. Ulman the founder o
woollrh mills a Bay ST. Louis b
erecting u large savmill ON JoItlaI
!, River. He will soon he able 4
quite monopolize the log trade 0
that river, should he be as success
ful as he has been IN getting tn
trade ut Bay 81. Lonis- Counpeti
tion is the life OF trade aud benefit
the poor. Some merchants say MI
, Ulman is sinking money, so mucl
lor that; that is bis business. Ho,
is it they are SO deeply inteIeste'
+ in his prosperity. The money b
. sinks, aud the large custom h
/. draws leaves some others resting
Oh their oars. 6
! We once heard of u man VIII
went to mill and rode y smallhoIs
and took two sacks with corn, on
with u bushel and the other with
half bushel in il, aud Ia save hi
horse from beiug overhnrlene,l b
rets on with flie large one an
takes the small one on his oN
$ shoulder, and .sreing his hors
:. would fail with all the aid he In
!; given him, he ielt determined
: make bis load lighter, aud thus h
8 exchanged sacks and went Oh. III
/ moral OF this fable should be We
!. natured before the November ele'
ton of 1883. Let us send men
the legislai ure to make rOum
: the asylum for such men instead
sending the man that went to M
= to make laws for lis.
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Sheriff = Sale.

Z. NJ. Dunlap t.tt tt
VS..
Opic Hutchings
By virtue Of an execution to me direct
ed from the clerk Of tho circuit ,onrt OF
Jackson county, in the State Of Mlssisslp-
pi. win, on -.
lMondry, the 1st day Of Nay, 1882,
within lepal hours, at the courthouse oi
said county, at Scranton. expose to sale
Mt public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, the following described lend. TO.
wit: " l of no aud sw Of nw / aud, Ne
| of sw in section ~ township south
range ! west, containing one hundred aud
sixty acres mare nr less, 70 satisfy plain
titifs execution for cost in the above STA
ted case aud all subsequent cost.
tIz Lg j. 4. CLARK. Sheriff.
Scranton, Miss, March IL, lse2. 5s-3w
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cu,NcgRY CoURT-7Tu DISTRICT.
GEORGE WOOD, Chancellor.
,,,,.on county, first Monday of Marcl

r..l.on county, first Monday OF March
.nS sru,,mber, continuing : days,
NV T,yrI,on county. second Monday IN
vs,sh " and sep-ember, continuing days
Hancock csanty, third Mohasy in
March and Sept embsr, continuing says
Marion coin "a, second Monday M'ei
,hs nurtb Mon lay in Mreh aud scptem-
brr. contuuing 9 dnys. N.
Perry county, first Monlay after the
M Monday in March nd September, con
timing 9 days. u,. +,
grrsnc county. fourth Mondays ~
|x,rS md Septsinber, continuing DAYS
w.,ue eounty, fourth Monday after th'
Ihu,lh Monday Of March and September
continuing 6 days.
clarke county. first Monday IN MAY ahs
yoys,uber, continuing 6 days.
Iaaderdale county, third Monday Q
Nav and November. continuing ~ days
Eenper county, r-coud Mouany IN Ma!
November, oontisuing q days
Monthly Rnles Of Chsncerv Court ~
ihe second Monday In each month.
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New York Special to the Cincinnati Com
mercal.

New York Special to the Cincinnati Com
mercial.
BIZ special invitation OF Military
Hill to-day, | witnessed u scientific
set.to between two young ladies'.
The little theatre was crowded 0y
sporting men, fast actresses, men
about town aud Others drawn to-
getber 10 see the two young women
fight with gloves. Tue gloves, by
the way. are not nice, soft gloves,
but yillainonsly hard and craekslnd
made to hurt. When the two wo-
mel, stepped forward Mr.. Hill ex
hibited the trophies to be battle'l
for. a silver cup aud a medal, and
then yelled "time." They were
dressed in silk tights, aud were
muscular aud comely. Boston Car
rio. the taller of the two, made Z
great show of her knowledge OF The
s,aeuce of boxing, until her New
York, antagonist got nnier he
uuard and delivered such q stun
nlng blow on the nose that she wal
knocke,l over backward. Carrie
countered OH the other ONES lips
and they came to the second roun,
with flushed and bloody faces. \
describe the rest OF the mattel
wonld be disgusting. TWAS bruta
| m the extren,e, aud must say tina
| It is u crying shame that such
thing should occnr in y Christlal
couutry. | noticed one thing
when the girls were pretty we'
beaten np.thr met spectators yeIle'
to the seconds 10 pull them aparl
but the women who looked o.
urged them to fight II out. 81 4
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"Of what is the surface Of the
earth c0mposedfs
"Ot corner lots, mighty poor
roads, railroad tracks, base bali
grounds, cricket fields, and skating
rinks." a8 % i..'f's.l iixaa '''s .''t'
"what portion Of the globe is
water n 4 sH.H s l4..
About tbreefourths, Some
times they add q little gin and nut
meg to t.p sR s4i II.
"What il a townf"
"a town IN a considerable collee<
ton of houses and inhabitants, with
four or five meu who ..ruu the par. !.
tyr and lend money a; iifteen per
cent. INTEREST," M
"What Isl cityT sH M
"A city is m Incorporated town,
with mayor who believes that the
whole world shakes when be hap
pens to tall Hat on cross walk
awhat is sommercer
Borrowing five dollars day or
two aud dolging the lender fora
year or tw0.n ~ h,s. sfseaa
+" Name the different races.s
"Horse race, t0st race, bicy Gle
race aud rucing around to ind a
man to indorse your note.s 81 Iise
Into how inany classes Is man
kind divided r. aasl s9s e
"Six; being enlightened, civil
| ized, half civilized, savage, too,
utter, not wortlI.a cent and Indian
lagents.r 4 p H'.ssisas !. - 7
"What nations are called enIight.
| enedf' w es.s. k sisis4
.Those which have hall the most
wars, the worst laws and produced
the worst criminals.n
"How many motions hes the
earth n
"That's according to how you
Imix yonr drinks and which Tay
yon 60 home.'
!. aWbat N the earth's axis r
ii s.The lines passing bStweeu New
York and Chicago as 4 = :ssa
.sWhat canses day aad uightT
1 nDay II caused by night getting
4 fired our. Night is caussii by
everybody taking the street car
and guiug home to sunper. !
What is a mapfn sa,eil.t
rf !" A mapis = drawing to sllow the
: Jury where Smith stood when jones
I ra "a him 4 lift unflar fha - !
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An Act to establish Public Schools for the
Indians in East Mississippi.
Section. |. BE IL enacted By the Leg.
islatme of the State of Misssissippi,
That section 6SI, chapter l6, OF the
Revised Code OF 1880, be so con
strued AS to apply to Indians.
Sec. 2. Be IL further enacted,
That the county superintendent IN
counties where u sufficient number
of e,lucable indians reside be au.
thorized to establish Que school ex'
clusively for the Indians, aud to
provide suitable teachers for the
same time as other free schools are
taught. af sAet
See. 3. Be IL further enacted,
That this act take effect and be In
force from aud after its passage.
Approved, March 5, 1882
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i The fullowing IL an extract from
a sleech delivered IN the Good
Tem,plar's hill, on Tuesday pight,
by Mr.. M. s. Chisty y 'sThe ut,
teranres of the gentleman who has
lust taken his seat, Worthy Chief
TcnI,lar, enables me to realize what
n truly noble work il the one in
which We are engaged. There eau
bt nothing more nohle than to re-
claim til Mllen and save Others
from iaihTg. When | thli,k OF this
| / taill woull stretch ont my arms
ami llrst the whole worid--but they
are too short. Therefore, with
their permission, will gladly con.
! tent myself with hugging all ths
sisters In this hall tonight
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The rirl who saved q train IN
iowa by hosting u danger signal
Il to marry the conductor, go rs
nrubable she'll come to wish she
Ind lat The old thing 70 to slnash
and bin with It.
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Eating rare meat OF all K'!'usis
now als ispsl against by phySielans
~ diseases at the lnngs or acroln-
Ions virus atlecisall tue muscular
t,ssue OF animals 80 affected.
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An set to prohibit the sale and purchase
ofaFuturesf' in the State Of Mississippi
Section |. Be 1T enacted by the
I,erislature of the State Of Missls-
eippi, That II shall hereafter be un.
lawful for any person, BY agent or
otherwise, to deal In contracts com
monty called ttfutures,0 ~ this
State, and any person convicted oi
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At a meeting OF the members o.
the Keaper county bar held In tie
courthouse, Saturday, March 49,
1882, +. P. Snedecor, Esq, vas
called to the chair, aud ]. Ii. Ne
vile, Esq, requested 10 act a. 81
cretafy.
On motion. committee consist
ing of HoaoFabl- L. II. Bell, w. p.
Evans and I. w. Brame, was ,aI'-
pointed to prepare saltable resoln-
lions expressive OF the sense OF the
meeting.
On motion Honorable I. 5. Ford
WAS added TO the committee.
The committee retired, and IN
few moments reported the following
resolutions, which were adopted
and signed AS is stated: m
We, the membersof the bar prac-
ticing in the circuit court ut De-
Kalb. learning with regret that the
time has come wheis we shall have
to part with the Hon. Jamns ).
Hamm, as judge OF said court cs-
sire to express our high apYse-
citation OF him rs IL profound jlr,st,
an upright, fearless and Impartial
jndgp; and we desire also 10 ex-
press our admiration for him, not
only as judge, but as man OF b zlt
moral worth and spntless charaeteri
and that We indulge the hope taat
his exalted talents will not ue ios :
to the State and that in tha fu-
ture he may lie elevated to higher
judicial position thau lie now holds;
, aud that we extend to'him person
, ally our sincere wishes tor his fu-
. ture welfare aud happiness; aad
, that the chairman Of this meeting
be requested to present these reso.
> lutions tsrsthe Court with the 70.
J quest THAI shey be spread ul,o. the
minutes of the Court. md that the
! clerk furnish Judge Halnm with
) copy of the same; anil that the
Kemper Herald be requested %
publish these proceedings, and
, that the Meridian papers please
copy. Il. r. SNEDECoR,
j. II. NEVILLE,
w. Y. EVANS,
. T. W. BRAME, m
4. r. BELL, l
=, T. s. FoRD,
fm JAMES WATTS.
o The resolutions were preserf.et
/. in open court, and we're sppropri
ately responded to BY Honorable J
/ s. Hamm. Il. p. SNEDR1ok,
y Chairman
T. IT NEVILLE. Secrptarv.
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NOTICE.

Having purchased from Messrs. W. q,
Wheeler and L. A. Krebs all their right,
title and interest in the one-eighth inter
est In the estate Of sidoine krebs, am
prepared TO give clear title to AIRY one
wishing to purchase. For further partic'
nlars apply to ID. TRAIN, Box So, Morgan
City, or No. 123 Cont street, New Orleans
: March 10, lsa2. s1-ln
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An act to amend section l09s OF the Re-
vised Code Of Mississippi, in relation
to selling native wine without license,
Section |. BE IL enacted By the Legis
iatwe Of the State Of Mississippi,
That section 109S, Of Revised Code,
be amended by adding after the
word grapes in sixth line the words
s'aud other fruits,' and striking out
the words s'grown by himself in
any quantity not less than Que
pint.'
Sec. 2. BE it further enacted,
That this act take effect and he III
force from and after its passage.
Approve,. March 8, 1882. rr4
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THE GoU RI So
uxGrLAR TERMS
rroIrRT-sEvESTHDisT DISTRICT
cIscI.Hs cI!. !. 0Es S.s.s. ,sdrs. -.
las ss I. FoRn. District A's''hs''

.,x nrst Monday in fsbru-
csf.s. August, combining u days,
ary saa ., s,s county, first Monday N March
kssps.. ksss.pp...pper, continuing y days.
sNa sdsras ssPT county, hIsf henA.y 10
Lsaalain January. continuing q judicial
jay 4. husiness requires
das : soauty, first Monday in Apfh
wssss wNsN'.ohsr, eo..tiuuiAg y days. !,
49, g,rasher eoatinniag = days.
1e Soauty, third Monday In Apr
i,fni,oSsr continuing . days. ;,
''s s..,ea vssp' county, fourth Monday IN Apr
Sll,ss Sana,aAsr continuing 8 DAYS
'Ds u.nsaek county, first Monday after TN
a.a' ~ xouday u April and October, con
uIa.t a,s.,.ou county, third Monday after th'
!, ns, IN Ncrday u Ap~il and October con
tpalls 4I,s.so \ rouaty. fourth Monday ate
..s,,s Monday Of Aprti and octoser, con
uaaInt " DAYS 80
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buying or selling, either by agent
or otherwise, any tutufe contracts,
commonly called "tnturrsA shall b.
fine,l not less than fifty dollars aud
not over iive hundred dollars.
See. 9. BE it furtner enacted,
That no money advanced Tor the
purchase OF futures, nor amy agree
ment for the payment of any sum
fol such purchase, shall be enforced
IN any ,court in this State.
See. 3. BE it further enacted
That this act take effect aud be III
force trom and after its passage.
Approved, March Z, 1882.
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/ Why Ii certain kind of window
calle,l . bay viudowi Recauso
people 20 there when they look
ont 70 wee.
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An Act to amend the Homestead Laws OF
this State.

Section /. Be 1t enacted by the
Legislature OF the State OF Missis-
sippi, That every CITIZEN OF this
State, male or female, being o
householder and having q family
shall be entitled to hold exempt
from seizure or sale under execution
or attachment, the laud and bnild
ings owned and occupied AS resi-.
dence BY such debtor: provided,
the quantity of land shall not ex.
ceed one thousand and sixty acres,
nor the value thereof, inclusive ol
improvements, the sum OF two
thousand dollars.
Sec. 2. Be it further enacted
That this act take effect and be IL
force from and alter its passage.
Approved, March D, 1882.
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JAMES WATTS.

The resolutions were presented
in open court, and were appropri.
ately responded to BY Honorable j,
s. Hamm. Il. p. SNEDRuok,
Chairman
j. II. NEVILLE, Secretary.
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Z. l'i..ill. L. % 7 III =. =
MASONIC MEETINGS.

p@cagoula Lodge A. \. and A. Al. NO.
Meets At Moss PQiAlt The third Satur-
" night in each mod ,,..
il. l.. Howe ChspteV itets NJ sioss
'out the second baturd a'shf ~ eae"
month.
Gulf Lodge Knights Of Homer meefs ~ ~
Moss Point on the first and fourth satur'
day nights Of each month.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-01
Penalty Of Putting on Airs.

An amusing anecdote is told of one
of Boston's eminent vocal teachers,
Signor Janotta, and is quite true. He
moved into large family hotel recent
ly and occupied the first floor, placing
on his door q fine doorplate, with Jan
otts" inscribed thereon. For the next
few days his lessons were disturbed and
his peace Of mind broken by grocers,
butchers, etc, who seemed to insist
that he should direct them to every in
mate of the house, and even at times
help them with their bundles. Here
patience ceased to be a virtue, and he
finally turned on one of the tradesmen
and inquired: "Do you think 1 run
the hotel ?" "Well," was the reply,
"if you amt the jaintor, what do you
put out your sign for?" A light broke
upon the professor, and now the door
bears the additional inscription, This
is not the janitor's Office"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-01
Statement!
UNDER OATH.

ssTHAvE been afnicted for twenty years with an
lobstinate skin disease, called by some ID. DIS
Psoriasis, and Others Lerrosy, commencing on my
scalp, and In spite of all could do with the help OF
the most skillfu doctors II slowly but surely extsnd-
ed until year ago this winter II covered my entire
person In form Of dry scales. For the last three
years have been unable 70 do any labor. and suffer
ing intensely all the time Every morning there
could be nearly dustpapful Of scales taken from
the sheet my bed, some Of them half a. large
the envelope containing this letter. In the latter
part of the winter my akin cracking open
tried everything, almost, that could be thought Of
without any relief. The 18th of JUNE started west
Detroit, and was 80 low l thought should have 70
go 20 the hospital, but finally got a. far Lansing
Mich, where had sister living. One Dr.. -
treated me about two weeks, but did me no good. All
thought had but a short time TO live. earnest
ly prayed TO die. Cracked through the skin all
IL swoolen, toe nails of, finger nails dead and
hard bone, hsir dead, drv and fsless old straw
Oh, rny God how did suffer
any sister, Mrs. Z. II. Davis. had a small part OF
q boz of Cuticura in the house She wouldn't give
up; said We will try Cutieura' Some was applied
stopped The terrible burning sensation om the word
20. They Immediately got the Cuticurs Resolveni
blood purifier Cuticura and Cuticura Soap lths
great skin curel. commenced by taking one table.
spoonful Of Rssovent three times day, after meals
had bath once day, water about blood heat; used
evening. Result returned TO my home IN Just sir
weeks from the time left and my akin as smoth al
HIRAM z. CARPENTER,
Henderson, Jefferson Co., N. Y
Sworn to before me, this 18th day OF January, 1880
A. IA. LEFFINGwELL,
Justice Of the Peace.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1882-02-01
MORTGAGE SALE.

wi
Whereas, default has been made In the payment Of
the money secured by Q mortgage, dated the Gath
lay OF July A. ID. 1877, executed aud delivered by
Charles Kramer and Attehe Kramer, his wife, OF the
ty OF Apena Michigan, 40 parties OF the hIs part.
he second part. which ssd mortgage was duly re-
oIded In tn. office OF the Register Of Deeds Of the
oupty OF Alpeua, in iber two, ~ of mortgages,
lie 24th day Of July, A. ID. 1877, at nine o'clock in
ne forenoon. And, whereas, the whole amount
aimed TO be due on said mortgage ut the date OF this
oice, Is the sum OF one thoussi three hundred aud
i've and sixty-six onehundredth dollars principal
md interest and the further sum o: twenty-five ts25
dollars, ae an attorney tee, stipulated Tor said
mortgage and no suit proceeding either at law
n equity having been instituted 20 recover the
mount secured by said mortgage, or any part there
u, or TO enforce the lien acquired thereby, whereby
ne power OF Gale contained In said mortgage has be-
come operative.
Now therefore. notice Is hereby gwen that by vir-
tue OF the said power Of SALE and in Of the
dstute in .uch case made and provided, the said
mortgage will be forecosed by sale Of the premises
will be sufficient to satisfy the said debt and interest
the said attorney fee and all costs and charges al.
owed by law, at public auction, TO the CHEST bidder
at the front door Of W. II. Johnsons brick block on
Water street, in the city Of Alpena county OF Al
pena, and State of Michigan that being the building
in which the Circuit Court for said county in which
said mortRaRed premises situated il held on the
second day of March, A. ID, 1881, ut ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of s,ic day Said mortgseed
premises are situated in the city Of Alpeas county
Of Alpena, and State OF Michigan, and described IN
said mortgage as follows Lots number five and six,
. and 81 in block number ninety-six. &c., OF the
village now city Of Alpena in the county Of Apena,
and State of Michigan, co appears of record in the
office OF the Register OF Deeds Of said county.
Dated, Alpsna, Dec. Q, A. d. 1881.
J. B. CLAYBERG,
Attorney for Mortgage. osowis