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MORTGAGE SALE.

| Deiault having been made in the payment 0; a
~ certain sum Of money, secured to be paid by
indenure Of mortgage, dated March twelfth, 1855,
executed by Andrew j. 0lds and Ann T.. Oldt
to William Il. Hawkins, and recorded on the same
day, at eleven o'clock A. NJ, in liber +. Of mort
cages, on page 637, in the Office of the Register Of
Deeds, for the County Of Van Buren,, and State Of
Michigan, upon which is claimed to be duo at this
date, one hundred twenty two dollars and thirty
cents, and no proceedings at law or in chance
~ having been instituted to recover the same
Notice is therefore hereby given, that by virtue
of the power of sale, contained in said mortgage,
and in pursuance of the Statute in such care made
aud provided, the will be foreclosed and the
premises described in sad mortgages, Tor so much
such parts thereof shall be necessary sa,is-
fy the amount due, with interest and costs of fore
closure,) to wit: The south sixty acres OF {
south west quarter of section thirty, in township.
three, south of range thirteen west Situate in The
COunty Of Van Buren, and State of Michigan. will
be sold at public vendue, to the highest bidder al
the front door Of the Van buren, County Court
House, ia Paw Paw, 10 said county, on the dttir
day Of March, 1882 at ten O'clock y. NJ, Of said
day.
Dated December 9Th 1875
WILLIAM Il HAWKS.
l9lwl2. McuetGgs.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

S,TATE or MICHIGAN, County Of Van gure1
- IS. Notice is hereby given that application hss
been made 20 said court, 10y Olriu T. WEIGH ad
ministrator of the Estate Of stephen u. Hathaway
deceased, for license to sell certain Rsal Estate ot
said deceased. ThercupOn il is ordered, that Mon
day. the twenty fourth day of January at ten O'Clock
in tho forenoon, be assigned for the hearing of said
petition and that the hsirs at law Of said decea ed
and all other persons interested in said estate,
required TO appear n session OF said Court, then
10 be holden st tho Probate Office, in the village OF
Paw Paw, and show cause, il any there be, why the
prayer cf the petitioner should not be granted -
And II is futher ordered, that said petitioner give
notice to the persons interested Ia said estate of The
pendency Of said petition, and the hearing thereof,
by causing copy ofthis order to be published in
the True NorherHer, newspaper printed and cir.
cuiateG in said County of Van Buren,, four succes
give weeks, previous to said. day OF hearing.
4. W. Nash,
Judge Of Probate.
a true Copy lelwi-
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From The Fraser River Mines.

Our dates from Victoria, V. l., are to
October %, and from Fort Yale, on Fraser
River, TO Oct. &c. The news presents
about the same complexion as that sent
E.s: by us in our last Steamer paper. Bus
iucss at Victoria is not very active. The
winter having set in, many persons 6ud
thc climate so uncomfortable, az co mpar.
cd with that of California, that they are
ANXIOUS % get back, aud arc still coming
down to San Francisco. In tho mining
regions there is scarcity OF provisions,
owing to graf difficulty of transporting
supplies over tho well nigh impassable
trails. This renders the condition of the
uincrs in that cold region, almost unshcl-
'ercd, still more uncomfortable. here,
werc nevertheless, |: between 1000 and
5, 900 men still On Fraser River, who in.
NJ 70 hid on till spring Many ofthcm
arc working with rockers aud Sluiccs, and
were doing lar from bad. A good ,loal of
gold Sas l.keD out of the n.iucs, and con-
siderable Of he precious dust wTs arriving
al ~ .Dris.
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The Presidents message is to occupy
eighteen columns of the Washington In
ION, or over two pages ofthe Detroit Trio.
ane. Old gentlemen are hereby advised
to order new supply Of spectaclcs; inva-
lids are rec mmended not tc read it; those
who smoke when they read will of cours,
order fresh bundle of cigars; those who
prefer light reading we take it, will not
enjoy the message; those who intend 70
slumber over their reading, will be thrown
into most profound sleep at the expira-
ton of the tenth column; and printers,
publishers, and proof.readers will erdeav-
or to cultivate proper resignation in pre-.
pairing this leviathan of messages for the
cdilication, perturbation, vexation, ratioc-
nation, prevarication, indignation, ter
mination or abreviation of ali indulgeut,
but much-to- bs-afflicted public. Reader,
you have our sympathies; lend us yours.
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" ~ n Val
Judge Of Probate.
l9lwi

CTATE Of Michigan, County Of Van Buren, ss
OPrObate Court for said County. paper purpor
ting 10 be the last will and testament Of Martin /
Mum deceased, haying been aepcsiteu III tnIs
Court by Jane &. Mum, widow Of said deceased
praying for Probate thereon.
Thcrcupcu il IL ordered, tbGt Monday. the twyniy
seventh day OF December at ten O'Clock in thGforS
noon be assigned for tho hearing OF SAID petitCR.
and that the heirs at law Of said deceased tnd al
other persons interested in saiu Estate rtquiaJ
10 appear at q session Of the said Court thfr to- h.
holden ri tho Probate Office, ia the village of FiN
Paw, and show cane, il any there lc, tly Che
prayer OF the petitioner shonld not w crautcl--
And ii IL further ordered. that saiG pcitipcr give
notice o. the persons interested in the said Esatc.
of the pondency Of said LetJion aud ttt htssin,.
thereof, b. causing cops OF this order ~ hc pull
lished IN the IrVs Noyfher.cr newspaper prnt
ed and circulating in said County of Nuu Burel,
three successive weeks, rrc,iout to suid day -
hearing
4. ". NASH,
]udse 90. Probate
December 9th, 1855 iP2v'
4 true Copy
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From Wushingtoi:.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 6

WASHINGTON, Dec. b.
HoUsE.-Ihe galleries OF the house are
crowded, and the members are gathered
ia confused groups on tho floor of the
House, engaged in earnest conversation.
All appear in good humor.
At noon the Speaker called the House
to order. After a prayer the roll was
called About two hundred members re-
sponded to their names.
On motion of Mr.. Florence, of Penn
sylvauia, a resolution was adopted which
appointed a committee in conjunction with
that Of the Senate, to wait Oh the Presi.
dent and inform him that n quorum of
both Houses had assembled, aud were
ready to receive any communication he
may be pleased'to make.
The daily hour Of the session was fixed
at II o'clock.
A pr position to select seats occasioned
much confusion, but was adopted. Every
seat wa, vacated and selections were made
by lot.
SENATE Fifty Senators answered to
the roll call. - tss.r.lfef
The oath of Office was administered to
Martin w. Bates, and he took his seat as
Senator from Delaware.
The credentials of Matt Ward, of Texas
and Thos. i. Clingham, of North Carolina
were presented.
On motion Mr.. Gwin of California, the
House was notified that the Senate is
ready TO proceed to business.
On motion OF Mr.. Allen, q committee
was appointed to wait on the President !,
Mr.. Mason gave notice that he would,
u Tuesday, call up the case of the Spanish
cbooper Amistad. ss5ss.- :.
Messrs. Seward, Fessendon, and others
objected that this claim should be singled
out, sod Mr.. Seward called for vote on
the subject, Il stood yeas "a, nays 10. /
AT LAO y, NJ, the President's message
was delivered. s. 800 80 : i
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SHERIFF, sALE,

w virtue ofan srecaiion. issued sut VI aud IN
A)dsr the seal ofthe cireuit Court for the Count,
OF Van Buren,, TO me directed and delivered, hare
levied upon all the right title and interest Of John
Andrews and Calvin Gross, the defendants named
an said execution, in and to the following described
lands and 'enements, TO wit: The North East quar-
ter OF section No. Fourteen In township No. three
south Of range No. fifteen west, excepting sixty
three rods in the north cast corner on which the
Sehool House Of District No. one stands all n tho
County Of Van Buren,, State of Michigan, which
shall expose for sale at public vendSe ut the Cour,
House IN the village Of Paw Paw in said County,
on saturday the twenty second day OF January, a
D. 1859, AZ the hour Of ten o'clock in tho forenoon
Of said day. 'f '
NOBLE d. RICHARDSON, Sheriff.
BY ELISHA NJ. GLiDDEs, Under sheriff
Dated, December 9th 1853
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DR.. RoBAck's ScASDIsAvrAN Rrylp,r, The
seeds of oil disorders are in the blood and Dr. Ro-
backs BLoop PURIFIER and PILLS net specifically
on that fluid. They arc composed Of rare Swedish
hcrb', and form sovereign snd ole to the infect.
ing and corrupting principle Of disease. Not only
do they cure indigestion, bilious complaints, fe-
male weakness, connubial incompeteney, nervous
disorders, lung and throat affections darrLea, etc
etc.. but they cleanse purify and invigorate every
organ, aud put the whole animal machinery in such
vigorous condition that il is enabled to throw 90
the influence of bad air aud other causes Of sick
ness Soc Advertisements ....-.
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+ ON New York.

NtW IOrK, Dec. 0.
Our election yesterday resulted as fol.
lows: !!aws, Republican and American,
is chosen Comp trooler.-he having 49,.
600 aud $4,000 for the Purser, the Tam.
many candidate, and 1000 for Russell,
Anti-Tammy Democrat-round numbers.
OF the nine Aide men, voted for and
elected; tive are Republicans aud four
Tammany men.
Charles Bruninghaussr, Republican and
Isaac Townsend, Democrat, are chosen
Aims House Governors.
OF the School officers . majority are Re.
publican.
The Councilmen vote is too meagre TO
indicate the iesult.
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From salt Lake.

The Salt Lake mail, with dates to the
18th ult., reached St. Joseph on the 10th
News Important.
There has been revere weather in the
valley, and considerable snow on the noun.
tains, causing great suffering to stock.
A number of trains had arrived-othcrs
were encamped a. South Pass to weather
out the snow storm.
The army was getting along 6uely. A
large number of indians were seen on the
route-all pcaceable.
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From Wsshinst "a.

washington, Dec. 3.
The Tribune's correspondent says tina,
certain influential Administration Sesa.
tors have in contemplation /. stringep, bill
for the suppression Of Bigamy in Utah. -
The same thing will be attempted 10 the
House When the Utah lapd QUESTION ccwc,
M
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PRIMITIVE METHODIST GoNE.-The
death of the Rev John Hinckling, the
Oldest Methodist preacher in the world,
and the last survivor Of the "hclpers' of
John Wesley, England, is reported. Mr.
Hinckling was in the list year of his min
istry, and was nearly 90 years old. A
fortnight ago he lecturcd in Birmingham
IN "Early Mc.hodistism;" and, at the time
his death, was announced - conduct
Their services. He died at Audley, New
astle-under-Lyme.
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MIXING RAscAIs PAY EXrENsEs.-
The Supervisors Of Calhoun County, at the
late meeting Of their Board, passed reso-
lutionthst all prisoners hereafter commit
ted TO jail ia that county, shall be put to
hard labor upon the avenues, streets.
highways and other works 1.-THE county. "
In this case Justices are requested to SEN
tcnce prisoners accordingly Provisions
for such action by the Supervisors may be
found in chapter 20l Of the Compiled
Laws. Lenawee and several other coun.
ties have adopted the same.
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vn II "a not a little omns;nc

ses- II IS not little amusing to see
the Democracy, which hold to free trade
discussnga modification ofthe tariff-.some
OF them willing even to consent to pro-
tectivc traifi--othcrs wanting the free list
dropped--but all at last agreeing that
something must be done with the tariff.
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sss9~ Postmaster General Brown is a
candidate for the Presidency, expecting
his great mail routes over deserts and 18th.
mus, and mountains tops, to make him so
immensely popular, as to render his cleo
ton III; tier of comparative case.
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GONG Down AT a recent republi.
can supper in Saltwater, the following ex-
cellent resolution was offered:
Resolued, That--judeing from the re-
cent elections in Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana and Iowa--the principles of the re-
publican party arc going dorn--down
East, down West, down North, down Souh-
and down the centre, and down the hearts
and eonseiences of the American people /,
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

N n ssufsciured "a Order, from Eastern Tanned
NI Stock, aud warrsntsd to suit. Also choice
sssortment Lsdics' One Caters suited 20 the
reason, and prices TO correspond with the times.
Shop opposite the Court House, Paw Paw, I'D
joining the Post Once. Cash paid for Hides and
Pelts.
{ \ cN ANGER, 4. 7. soRTSRE.
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To-day's Advertisements.

DWELLING HOUSE to rent, with we'll
t.h sistorn and woodhouse attached, suitable
.,' TO sceommoi 20 small family, Inquire at
-. MM this office.
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Bos~ A wag down East dominates the
following Kangaroo ticket for 1860: For
President James Buchanan for Vice Pres
ident Cerret Smith. The recent run or
Smith in New YORK, and Buchanan in I'll.
inois has suggested the combination
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saa. The Bible, it appears, is excluded
from only twelve of the POO public schools
Of New York city, All right minded ,un-
bigoted men will agree that this is in ,
twelve too many. 1t Is also stated that
the Bible is simply read in schools with
out text or comment by the teacher, and
not even by the Children thlmsolNcs.
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ma The Republicans of Washington
City had intended TO give Senator Seward
pubic reception on bis arrival 10 that
city, but he especially requested that they
ynnli not do 20
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A gvt ,corth from 80 cents to $4,000
IN Gold, oW be presented to each subscri-
Der Immediately on receipt Of the subscrip-
tan money
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nh-Owing to the combustible character
Of the clothing worn by woman, and the
many accidents by fire, capitalists in Lon
don have organized a Wife Insurance Com
PAW
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE
December 9th, 1885.
"a true Copy.)
ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED

The New YorkWcekly GOLDEN PRIZE ia one
of the largest and best weekly PAYERS of the day
An Imperial Quarto containing EIGHT PAGES. or
PoRTY COLUMNS, of entertaining original matter
and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week
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The Official Cansass -Deiesuuinatio q
the Board Of State Can mssers- Average
Republican Majority lO.5la.
The State Canvsssers, who have been il
session at Lansing during the past week
have completed their labors SO far rs {,
determine the state Of the vote at the re
cent election. The canvass will DC ready
for publication in few days, and mean
while VIC lay before our readers the vot,
cast for the several candidates for State
Officers, and for members Of Congress, a,
officially determined by the Board. The
canvass includes returns from all the or
gained counties in the State.
Among the statements on file, and en-,
tering into the official canvass, are returns
from Houghton county, not hitherto re.
ported, the vote of which was as follows
Stuart Ito
Wisner 46- -Stuart's maj, Ga
Davis 1872
Leach l6-Dayis' mai, ZIG
The result OF the vote on the Banking
Law has not yet been declared, the returns
from Ottawa, Shiawassec, Saginaw, St.
Clair and Gratiot, on this question, having
been in; dvertently delayed The majority
for he Law, however, will be about 20,
600.
The total average vote polled at the late
election, WAS III ,552. In 1856, it was
l25, 563-showing diminution of 4,0ll
votes. Taking into account the natural
increase of population within two years,
there is probably now in the State a voting
population Of at least 10000.
The following is the vote cast for each
candidate designated, with the majority
given, as determined officially by the
Board. The average Republican majority
on the State ticket is TEN THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN
which is five hundred better than we
claimed on the strength of the reported
returns.
GOVERNOR
Moses Wisner 65,202
Chas. + Stuart sc, 067-Wisner maj, 0,l35
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
E. b. Fairfield 65,O65
q. c, Munro s5,907-Fsirfsld " 0,l5s
SECRETARY or STATE.
y. g. Isbell 65,S76
j. p. King 55,7ss-Isbell lO,ln
John Mckinney e5,s25
Edward Kanter 55,l02-McKin'y i" lO,ess
AUDITOR GENERAL.
Daniel l.. Gaze $500
J. J. Adam 55,S5e-Case 1918
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
j. NJ. Howard sc, 006
J. C. Sutherland 55,O35-Howard 1921
SUPERINTENDENT PuBLIc INSTRUCTION.
J. NJ. Gregory 6S,sll
Daniel Jacokes 5l,s4S-Gregory 1888
conn OF STATE LAND OPTICS.
J. W. sanborn $500
John Ball 55,S47-Sanborn " 1904
MSsDRR OF BOARD OF EDUCATION.
", ] Baxter 65,sl2
A Moore 55,s47-BaIter 1905
REGENT OF THE UNIVERSITY:
Sirh District
Henry Whiting Sl3 meant for Same
II W Whiting 1884 person {. 1917
Eighth Circuit
o .Spsulding G 65l
II Barstow 26l-Spaulding 800
The votos- cart for McrrAers of Go~Eress
in the several Districts, were given as fol-
lows Mr.. Leach, in the fourth District,
whose defeat was at one time claimed by
the friends of the opposing candidate, has
a majority of |, 223:
REPRESENTATIVES, rca CONGRESS
First District
W A Howard - 04S
Geo. Is Cooper - l23-Cooper maj as
Second District
Henry Waldron IA $50
Consider A Stacey 10 l37-Wa!dron 1916
Third District
T W Kellogg 2l,95O
T Church l7,43s-Kellogg 4,!l2
Fourth District
d W c Leach 1913
X W Davis li9l5-Leach l,?23
Def Adr
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Michigan Central Railroad


Passenger Trains going sstt, leave Lswter.
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Trains going west. lesvs q, S,ss, Ard ia4s e. !.
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NOTICE

IL hereby given, that at tho next session OF the
Board Of Supervisors of the County OF Van Buren,
in tho State of Michigan to be holden at the Cour,
House in the Village of Paw Paw, on the first
Wednesday in January, A. d. 1859, an applica-
ton will be made to the said Board, by the Under
signed Citizens and frssholders Of the townships OF
Lawrence and Arlington in said county, to sot of
and detach from the said township OF Arlington
the South East fractional quarter and the South
East fraction Of the South West fractional quarter
Of Section No. thirty-six 1867 in Township No.
two, III sonth Of Range fifteen, (l5,) west, now
situated in and constituting part Of the said
township Of Arlington, and to attach the same TO
the said township Of Lawrence.
Dated this 9th day of November, 1868.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

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CONVERSION TO RoMAsIsM.-The Rev. Father
Grace, o. S. D., at Memphis, Tennessee, had the
pleasure, says the FfceD1un's journal OF last
week, OH the LIST ult., to receive into the Catho-
lie Church DIR. William p. FLOYD, youngest son
of the late Governor Floyd of Virginia. Among
all the remarkable conversions to the faith in
our country, we do not know parallel to that
of this family, in regard TO the number of con-
verts it has afforded. Miss Iletitia p Floyd,
now Mrs. Col. Lewis, of Virginia. was the FIRST,
and her gifted and venerable mother, whose
last so far as we had heard; but the sum total
of converts from this immediate family connec-
ton has been some twenty-five.
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in Prices for Cnsh.

AM Offering splendid all kinds and
a coors of French MerinOs, of them worth $1,25
for Sc all WOOL Plals worth 75c for 60c Broche Shhws
worth lOfor SO and 81; Ohenee and Long ShaWs great
S6aanee and at yery reduced Prlces Fancy and Black
SuI some cheap 60c per yard, TOO;
De Lane worth SOC for 81, Fifty pieces Thibet Cloths
worth size for Csc, all coOrs Embroidered and White
Goods at nearly onehalf you have pay generally
1;e improved shape Hoop Skirts at rates.
RInnne5 description, among which will
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not 70 shrinkj extra heavy and fine Ladies'
fact OF the cOmpletest assortmens FANCY DO.
MEsrIc DRY GOODS in the city, Receiving goods daily
OF the latest styles, keen
ing up full all Mt prices that
will satisfy the pArticular-IOr CAsH OSEY! Cash
buyers particularly Invited give early CALL he
fore Purchasing elsewhere, at No. SO Main Street.
Wheeling. roct16l JOHN ROEMER
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TILE TN TEL B N GER.
4 1aEDLEr Fe0Rs me P089a.

- -
The moon was shining silver bright;
All bloodless lay the untrodden snow,
When freedom fromhcr untrodden hight,
Exclaimed, new don't be foolish Joel
An hour passed by the Pork awoke,
A humble bee went laundering by,
70 hover in the sulphur smoke.
And spread its pall'npon the sky.
His echoing AK the settler swung,
He was lad of high renown;
And deep the pearly caves among
Giles Scroggins courted Molly Brown.
Loud roars the wind in constant blast,
And gcloudleSs sets the sunat even,
When twilight dews are falling fast,
And rolls the thunller drum ofheaven.
Obi ever thus from chiIdhood's hour,
BY torch and trumpet fast arrayed,
Beneath yon iVy-mantled tower
: The bull frog crooks his serenade.
My love is like the red, rcd rose,
He bought ring with posey true,
Sir Barney Bobkin broke his nose,
And, Saxon, am Rhoderick Dhu!