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New3lork DAILY Gribm,re
TUESDAY, JULY q, 1853.
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THE LATEST NENS
RECEIVED M F[
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
From Washington.

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE y. T. rRis,,r.
Frs speeis! Cor'~roadonh
WASHINGTON, Honisy. July 26, lisa
The following statement. from docuu,,t ,..
Issued by the Clerk Of tie House under TIE An
shows the distribution Of the specific sppropr.s.,.
for the present fiscal year:
RyckPIrULATIoN FOR 1888.
Is,i..,,ive Executive Juaesas s'oessaeou' sfssx
ipSan Dsp.t1s n. Revolutionary iaVsAd and
S,01; ,iS.ios, Military xcsieuy aud Nj Ss
tsry .......'''''''''.''.' ;3ss,Ms
Pcs ohce Depsr,snert rt1tss
Ocean stesm NAL Service. itSMs
T fsesiy With Tie be- King Of .rs
rots. Specific Appropriation. s'Latr5s
A6d 10 this the indefinite appropriation, a,
clsms. allowances, extension OF the Peosoi at
rdtbs ike, estimated at $4,000, OOO ADJ Ala
the interest on the public debt prior to the at,
Of December %, and June IA, be'ongns 10 Ia
permanent appropriations, Sl,4i5,SH IS. Az
the intere.. on the Si0,O0o,OOO OF deb: saos
lied by the acts of December % and June N-m
So OOO. 600; the balance Of the appropriation Ia;
year applicable to the present, according to Sss,s
tary C0eos report, Sio'oco'vo ''
The aggregate of the specid, sud contnsx
appropriations for the fiscal year then reach.
SOB c56,12S 10.
There is no truth in the statement that sia
appropriations for the Post.Ohice not heres0!'s
stated. AID the Revenue Of that Department b,
been grossly exaggerated, inasmuch as Mr. Bfor,t
estimates for the present year reach S7,7S,eN
The following statement shows last yeat's apgr,
priations
RFCAPITULATIoS FOR 1891.
Iesi.l,,ye. Executive Judicial, Civil and Mi'
celaoeous eusSa
pplSmsiic ard LeavN
Irdian Department, Revolutionary, inSsha and
Army Fort,fcs,ions snd military Acaieuy''''' sCNa
Naval Service '..''''''''''''''''''''''''
Post one. q. e. aM
To.s appropriations for ls57.........." SIAM asa
The following POstmasters were appoiotei byA,
President to-day; James X. Ponds, r'ee WAITING,
at Troy: James. G. Dickey, reappoiOted 1BGf.
10; jacob Issacs at Columbus, Mississippi; His~
man Brady, sem, at Washington, Pa; RIars
d. Collins at wilkesbarre, Pa; John c. RkJe
Quincy, H., rice Austin Brooks, removed.
Gen. Calhoun's movement, declarOg the Fn.
State Legislature elect after every Effort to dsfai
them Of their rights was designed for the approach,
ing election, and intended to help tie Ensshwa.
die. The announcement was made contemponlt
ously with Gov. Denvers departure from here
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
To-day's Advertisements.
GUARDIAN SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that. by virtue and in
y pursuance Of license granted 70 mo BY tho
Probate Court, for the county Of Van Buren, and
State OF Michigan, shall sell az public auction, =,
the highest bidder, 81 the Court House. in the viz
!age o. Paw Paw. u ss:d :cun.y, The thirtSeu'i
lsy Of November, 1888 az ten o'clock, A. ~. TIL
following described real estate, belonging 70 Eliza
beth Ann Ward, n4!Lor: commanding OF the ncIth
line Of section thirts9E, seventeen and ss,en.eehas
rods west Of the quarter stake thence west On
said section l.ae seventy -e.st and one-eightl.
rods thence south parallel with said section lins
seventy rods; thence east sx,een roda 70 the quAf
ter linc thence south ten roda 70 The east and
quarter line thence east ON said quarter limo
sixty-wo and ono eighth rode; 'hsrco north eight
rods to the place II beginning il township FOUR
south Of range fourteen west IAN Barren COUNTY,
State VI Michigan.
THOMAS y. WARD,
Graslinu for said Minsr
September 18th ISIS. Gwlci
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
The Sect Of s3a. pin, IS.

81 noticed" said Franklin, "a me
chanic, among number Of others, at work
on house erected httlo way from my
office, who always appeared to be in a
very merry huwor, who had kind word
and cheerful smile for every one he met
Let the day be ever so cold, gloomy, or
sunless, q happy smile danced like sun
beam on his cheerful coun;enance. Meet
IN him one morning, I asked him to tell
me the secret Of his constant happy flow
ofspirits. No secret. Doctor, he replied,
| have got one Of the best of wives, ard
when l 90 to work she always has kind
word of encouragement for me, and when
| 20 home she meets me with smile and
a kiss, aud she is sure to be ready; and
che hiss done 50 no ~ things during the
day to please me, that cannot find 1t in
my heart to speak unkindly to anybody.
What influence, then, hath woman over
the heart of man, to soften it, and make it
the fountain Of cheertul and pure emotions.
Speak gently, theu, after the tolls Of the
day are over Smiles cost nothing, and
81 far towards making home happy and
peaceful
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- - - -- 80
pHOBiTE NOTICE.

CTAEE or MICHIGAN, County q vsu Eurso,
j q. At q ses'icL oi ths Probate Court for thu
county &c Van yaTsn, holden at tho Probate o.
fee in the vil!sgs Q Paw Paw On Mondsy, 80
twenty seventh day september. IN ,be JCa; cps
thousand light hundred and h:ty-eight Pressp',
y. lash. Judge 4 rebate IL the u.s,,ar Of
{ Of Aaron Barney deceased. pape! yrr
.... to be the last sli and t,s;amep: Of SAID
,as,i, having hecu Deposited in ,h,. ecur- b.
lh.lotus Hayden, enc Of the executors THEREIN
aamcd, praying ior probate thereon thessuron il
is ordered, that Monday, the t~cnty-6fth day o;
octotcr next, ~ zen o'clock IL tAs !o!cuoop, bs
signed for tho hearing u said petition, ard thai
the heirs at law Of said deceased, sei oil Other pei
sons Interested in said estate, required ~ ap
pear az session Vi said court, then % 70 holden
ct the Probate Office, in the village cf Paw Paw,
AID show cause. il any theTe 10. why the probetn
of said will sA 4uid not bo granted and u =
further ordered, thai said petitioner give notice g.
The persons interested ia cad estate. u tie peu
dones OF seia.pctxon. and tho hearii thereof, by
causing copy OF ;his order 20 be psblishod IN To-
True AOrtherHsr, uowspaFer printed aud eicu
!ating in said county Vi Vac Durcn three sucessy.
weeks, previous t. said hay Vi hearing.
A. ". NASH, Judge o: protlt.
G. true copy iwl3l
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01

WY THE TELEGRAPH IL IpLE.-We
ore ct last furnished with reason why
the Atlantic Cable ia not working The
Company appears to have teen taken by
surprise in the successful laying of the
long wire, and to have omitted provision
70: stoutcr and stronger strand required
at either terminus, to save the line from
tho dangers Of shallow water. This heavy
der the charge of Mr.. Clifford, on the first
Of this month His instructions were to
make the substitution at the Nalentia end
forthwith, and then to proceed to Trinity
Bay--a task requiring at least three or
four weeks in the fulhllment. The Lon
don morning papers Of Sept. LIST, announce
accordingly, that at the end f three weeks
the line would be ready for public use,
and that the London celebration would be
reserved for that OCCASION
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01

readers misLt see samples Of the highly
Intellectual and chaste productions 10
which it, readers are usually treated and
wegiye the 10 lowing from the ariec allud-
ed to
fshsusha Wisncr the gasSeoas negro -repuhlieap
and candidate Of the Abolition party OF THIS state
for Governor, according 10 appointment held iorth
AT the Court Housc in this village Oh tho Esd lie
had q very respectable audience composed ladies
and genilemafl Many ef the latter belonging 70
the democratic party and Tho former we venture
10 saw, ALL wore opposed 10 negro amalgamatlon
and would rcpudiate with just contempt and indig-
nation the thought of negro relatives, 20 which
end the doctrines Of Wisncr and other abolition
speaker Immediately tend. WiancI's speech was
very much the old abolition ri -mafolc we used 10
hear from their stump speakers when James e.
Birncy was running as "a candidate Tor tne fresl-
dcncy, of swectscented Sambo and the lubbiness
&C Dinah--negro equality encroachments OF the
slave powcr-etc.
1t is the customary occurrence OF such
vulgar and indecent articles from pot-housc
politicians, that causes that paper to stink In
tho nostrils of every respectable citizen,
Of whatever party; and, the article un-
dei consideration gives every indication
of being the production OF one OF the rum
sucking yagabonds who occasionally con-
tribute to the columns of that paper
Negro amalgamation" and "negro-
relatives are the uniform and inevitable
results OF the institution of slavery
and those who sustain that institution,
and not those who oppose it, are the ones
whose Goctrins tend to that end.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
MORTGAGE SALE.

" HEkEAS, default has been ade IL 40 paw
w ment OF Z certain sum OF money. the payment
0! which was secured BY IN iudenture ol u.urtgGge
bearing date the fifteenth day Of june, A. D., 1852
executed by Lawrence Brewer, OF \ an Buren, coun
~, Michigan, 20 Alvin Hall, of Ashfeld, 10 th,
State OF Massachusetts. on the land and premise
hereinafter described which mortgage whs dull
recorded in the office of the Register Of Deed. for
an Buren county, aiorcsaid. on tho fourth day O.
October, ~ ID. 1882, al eleven O'Clock in the tore
noon, IN Liber {, OF Mortgages on pages 4s]. auL
ia, IN which mortgage there i'd claimed TO be du'
aud unpaid. a. the date hereof iJr principal and
interest tao sun Of ono hundred aud eighty five
cVilars and ten cents. ($lSj TO- aud no proceed
iugS either OF lass ~ u cbarcery having been IN
STUDIED 10 recover t.r amount secured by said
mortgage, or any par; 'aercof.
Notice ~ therefore lgrcby given that, b. VIRUS
VI power OF sale -oItaiuGd II sa!l mortgage,
which power has bocoTas operative ~ the default
aforesaid, and IL pursuance o! the auto in such
case provided, tue said mortgage will be forecCscd,
~ sale OF ihe mortgased pre;ni6rs therein described,
to wit: Nh Tie following parcel 0. lana situated
~ tbs county Of Van Buren, sad State q; Michigan,
known and descril ed the south Aslfof the north.
west quarter OF section number ~ euy n!no (29l in
town (2), south o. range thirteen tlS( west, COP
tanning eighty acres DO the same lnO.e or less, &C
corlug 10 The United Saes survey" which will h.,
sold at public auction or yendue, to the highes'
bidder at tao Court House in the village OF Paw
Paw in said county Of V9p Buren,, THAT being the
place Of holding the tilcuit Court for said county
on the twenty fifth day Of December next, A. H..
1875, az ten o'clock IN the forenoon, by the Sheriff
If said county, or Eis deputy, or under sheriff
Dated October let, i. T., 1858.
AJvIs HALL, Mortgage
5. u. BLAcGNAs, Attorney. l?ulSL
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
MARRIED.

In Kalamazoo, Sept. :9th, at the NJ. Z. ChuEcL
by Rev. Vim. Woolco't Morris 8. DowEY, Of Paw
Paw, 20 VI. HELENA SAWYER, Of Climsy Prairie.
In Decatur, Sept 23d, by Rev. Sanutl Fleming,
Mr.. RoRrRr NEssn, Of Hamilton, and Mrs, -
rHIA l.. GRIFFIN, of Breedsyills.
Also, by the same, and at the SEINE date. Mr..
WILLIAM WRITE and Mrs. PgrsE CARGO gil o!
Decatur.
In this village, on the c2d Of Sept, by Rev. a.
Handy, Mr.. :. B. WILLIAMS, Of Decatur, and Mrs
LAURA HIScEIEY, Of Antwerp
Also, by the same, on the 2sth Of Sept, IN Al
mena, al the residence Of the brides father, HES
Ry 3. WILscy, and MAriip A 4. TIED.
In Lafayette, Sept. 25th. = Elder Asa Harmon,
Mr.. LuoIus GLIDnEs, Of Antwerp, 10 Mrs. HrILtS
Marin, Of Lafayette.
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The $4,000 for Kan ,as.

Before the Free Press attempts t. sps-
tain Mr.. lothrop's charge that the pres
ent State Administration had sqandercd
the public money for politics purposes, by
referring TO the appropriation Of $40, 200
for the aid of Michigan citizens Of Kansas,
it will do well to remember That the bill
was passed By the cdstiag rote cf one Of
The most uncompromising and unscrupu-
Ions Locof0co members Of he House.-
But for the vote Of ABNER SHERMAN, the
bill wouid hare been deJeute4. Whatever
there is wrong, therefore, in the meas..e,
must rest upon Democratic shoulders -
4 Democrat passed it, and the Democracy
mus, under the circumatances take, ut
the very least, an equal share Of whatever
odium may atts2h TO it If the Goyerno,
had expended the whole amount ior the
object toy which it was appropriated, the
Locofoco press woull have no right to
condemn the Republican party. lie only
drew from the treasury one tholUI1I }ot
lar. of it, however. - DIT. .idr.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
MORTl ACE EALE.

WHEREAS, default has been = ade IN the DO,
w nlsnt Of certain snn Of money, the payment
ofwhich was secured by al indeature of mortgage,
bearing date the frat day Of March, A. D.. is57
executed by Nathan Baker, Of Van Buren, COUNTY
and State Of Michigan, q Elias q. Kline, OF the
same county and state Oh the land aud premises
here.uaft"r described, which mortgage was duly re
corded 10 tie Office If tie Register Of Deeds for
said county Of Van BGreu, Oh tho ,wenty-seventh
day OF March; A. D, 1857, Of one o'clock p. NJ in
Liber 7. Of Mortgages on page $40 aud whereas,
said mortgage was duly assigned by said Elias G.
Kinns, 70 Freeman Hall, of the county of Van
Buren,, aforesaid, BIZ assignment dated the 26tl
day Of March, A. D., 1883, and duly recorded il,
the Registers Office aforesaid, the seventh dsy o,
May, a. D., 1883, at two o'clock, ~, IN Liber e.
Of Mortgages, on page 81; which mortgage
there Is claimed 10 be due aud unpaid 81 tho date
hereof for principal and interest, tho of nine
~ dollars aud seventy 1.-TWO cents $50 7?) aud no
proceedings at law or In chsncery having bocn in
situated 10 recover the amount secu-c3 Nv said
mortgage or soy part thereof
Notice is therefore, hereby given, ths; by virtue
Of power Of sale contsued in said mortgage
which power has become operative BY TIC default
aforesaid and in pursuance Of the statute IN such
case provided the ssd mortgage will l. iorecIosed
by sale ufthe god premises therein described
20 wit; al that certain piece parcel Of land.
situate and lying in the county Of Van Buren, and
State Of Michigan, and being Lot two (?l in Blocb
ono o., in kiuues addition 20 the village Of MAJ
tawan," which will be sold, at public auction or
venduc, TO the highest bidder at the Court House
in the village Of Paw Paw, in sold ccunty of Vac
Buren,, that being the place ofholdinc the Circuit
Court for said couuty,) the twenty.hfth day Of
December next, A. n, 1855, ct ten o'clock in The
forenoon by the sheriff Of county, or bis deputy, OF
under sheriff
Dated. October LIST, A. d, 1883.
FsrENAs Hail, 4sssuee.
8 " prACyNA~. Attorney. 13wlb
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01

Do not forget either, Es,utiicsns II
Michigan, that Mr.. Stuart Las endorsed
and approves now the efforts oe Er. Bu-
chanan and his administration, 70 force u
Constitt ton upon The people II Kans1s
MADE BY THE BORDER RUF-
FANS OF MISSOURI, establishing
FOREVER tie curse Of Slavery in that
Territory, though NINE-TENTHS Of
them had declared their uaolteyGb1e op-
opposisi'on 10 II! Though Mr., Stuart
voted against this policy with the hope
thereby of securing re-electi2p 10 the
Senate, he now, Whea that h1pe is blasted,
AVOWS HIMSELF IN FAVOR OF
IT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SECURING
THE SUPPORT OF THE ADMlNlSTRA-
TON TO ELECT HIM GOVERNOR
let the Republicans of Michigan also
emembcr that Mr.. Stuart also oGirms al
those acts ofadtional A,'ministyatton, by
which the expenses Of the General Gov
ernment, have been increased from
TWENTY MILLIONS under Tyler and
FoRrY-EIGHT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
uader Fillmore, to the enormous and
alarming sum of ONE HUNDRED AND
FOUR MILLIONS OF DOLLARS!
This is Mr.. Stuart's natural platform,
and there are the principles and this the
policy which the people Of Michigan are
called upon to approve, and help to fasten
permanently upon the country by electing
CHARLES L. STUART Governor Of the
State. Those who are opposed to such
principles aud such policy piN cote
against him--those who are in furoy Of
both aoiN rote for h!m--Dctyoit A3csr-
fiser
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
% RUNAWAY NEGROES.

ray. The Kalamazoo Gazette says thst
if Mr.. Stuart is elected Governor he sis
pledged 10 icinstate the financial policy of
former Democratic administration -
Wonder ifthis does not mean the loaning
Of the surplus funds in the treasury for
the benefit of the State officers the allow
ance Of $50 900 moro Of fraudulent claims
to pnrtizcn friends; the payment Of another
Phenix Bank claim of 100000; tie al
lowance Of Delafeld's new claim Of s65,.
200 for negotiating the FIVE million an !;
the re.iSsSiug of thousand of dollars Of
STATE Stocks aud interest coupons, to pay
Tor another mill for honest John, and the
reinstatement of 10 Bailey in the Treas.
ury to supcrintcnd another Government
Stock Bank swiudlc; to say notliiog Of the
settlement Of Cooper. Adam, J,othrop &C.,
with the Pontiac Railroad company
How would the people like to zee this
- old policy Reconstructed %
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
Beg Remember that Charles

K. Stuart voted for the Toombs Bill :,
a bill which Senator Douglas had cmascu
lated by taking from it the only clause al
lowing OF requiring the people of Kansas
to take q vote on their Constitution A
bill which not ouly had no clause requir-
ing the submission Of the constitution to
the people, but had clause in it proh. bn
Eng any election in the territory, except
for delegates TO tho constitutional Couyen-
ton, until Kaasu8 tcas admitted as o
STATE Zhercly preventing r2tc or
the constitution Jy c1preas legislation
This bill CHARLES E. STUART, the
candidate Of POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY
in the State Of Michigan, voted for =
Monroe Ccmp,eYciR
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01

JIM LANE WHIPPED Jim Lane, Of
Kansas has bccn brought down to level
with the G~-c-ybr Of Missouri He has
been whipped, al We learn by the St. 10
aeph papers. The whipping was done Ly
- lawyer named Quiglcy, and occurred in
one Of the border towns Of Kansas Lace
was dissatisfied with the thrashing and
sent challenge to Quglcy 1t was
accepted aud a duel was expected st
Louis Newe
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01

ACCIDENT TO GES. SCoTr. this
yenerAbly Chicftan was going down stairs
at West Point, few days since, his foot
slipped and hc,tcll to the bot;om. Owing to
the bullet in lis shoulder, and the sword
wourd In his arm, lie VAS Enabled to arrest
lis flight, ard ,hc fall was quito severe -
To person Of his advanced years and
iarge frame, this is most serious affair. -
The General wa7 'abeu to his bad cupped
and lecched aud though he feel. better,
ha IS still suffering intense pain,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
e. Ii Edmund Eurk has said, the
revenue ia the gov rnmeut," ovr goFern
rnent Is in very exhausted aud crippled
condition i Prentice.

AT last. in sweden, tho ingretien1 oil two Re
rediea that dis'nfeet the blood 0! every corrupt
clement, have been found Or. 2ohack has oon
hinei them. lie Offers the rcaul; Il his ScAybr.
NAyIAN BLOOD puhriEh ana BLOOD puLs They
ore striking tho faculty With smareinent, and
causing thousands Of the sick 10 rejOiee. IL oas-s
Of indigestion liver complaint. scrofula, rheImai
ism, diarrhes, in TACT In al eases Of DISEASE
organic, they cure the patient as certainly ~ DAY
succeeds darkness. See Advertisement
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
Whose Choice is He ?-The Ere,

whose Choice is ke Y-Ihe Frcc
Press says, Mr. Stuart was not its choice
for Governor, tie Detroit Herald gays he
was not its choice, the Lansing Journal
SAYS lie was not it, choice the Jackson
Patriot says he was not its choice, the
Grand Rapids Enquirer and Herald says
he was not its choice. These are all lead
ing Democratic papers. The question
arises whose choice is he? He is not the
choice Of the PEOPLE, ae will be abundant
ly shown in November next. Who G
choice is ho = Oct. Trib.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
Keep it before the People,

That CHARLES Z. STUART, at the
time of the passage of the Liberty bill,
made an effort in Congress to pass au net
ApPRoPRIATING PUBLIC MONEY TO BUILD
a SLAVE PEN IN THIS STATE
FOR RUNAWAY NEGROES.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
Rey" Remember that Charles E

Stuart, the candidate Of Sham Popular
Sovereignty, is in favor Of the Drcd Scott
decision a decision which completely
saps the foundstion Of popular sovereignty
in tic territories 4 dccilion that de-
.,l~-~, iia. 49, eI;....;o., a..-~;Aa alA-A..
into all the territories Of the United States
and that the people while in terrific.
rial condition, CANNOT PROHIBIT
SLAVERY THEREIN!.. 4 decision
that takes away all.the boastod popular
sovereignty Of which the Democrat party
claims 10 be the peculiar defender Just
remember this when asked to vote fCr
Charles L. Stuart.-.Nonroc COMMERCIAL
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
5,443,000
Total

STATE PoLITIos.-Ion. Geo. W. Peck
has determined TO address the Democrats
in every township in Livingston county.
He is the gentleman who said that when
he voted for Stuart, he wanted no Rcpub-
lican 70 ask him why be did it. Won't
some Republican just for fun ask him
why he takes the stump for Stuart
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01
Keep IL Before the People

That the Slavocrstie Party in this State
while Empower loaned Incapable funds At
tn psy cent interest PAID ONE PER
CENT TO THE STATE, and pooKErEp
NINE PER CENT
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NOTICE.
yAx BUREg Co. TREAsvRERs orrIcF,

yAx BUREg Co. TRsAsvRER's orrIcF,
Paw Paw, Mich. Aug 18th, 1858.
x lie sale OF land. in tho county of Van Buren,
j delinquent for taxes Of 1857 and previous
Years; also the sale Of State Tax Lands will be
held a. the Court House in tho village Of Paw Paw
aud will commence on Monaty the iih day Of Octo.
her next, ~ o'clock, \. NJ, and be continued from
lay 70 day, Sundays cxceptcd,l until tho whole
shall re disposed ~ Q, The taxos paid.
J. NJ RInroS. County Trea snrcr.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01

VERMoNT.-Full returns Of the Yer
mont election give Republican majority
of 10000, by which the entire Republi.
can State ticket is chosen. The Republ.
can vote is nearly three to one Of OPPOSE
ton. The Logislature--Senate 80 Re-
publicans, no opposition. House: 100
Republicans, 80 Democrats.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-10-01

t~S Buchanan victories, nowadays are
achieved sololy over Democrats who could
II I swolow l.ccompton. Prentice