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sol had

\ stranger cplered uu g0lrp last
week aud mquIfcl ipt q certain
gentleman, afelhtvr IT biz, Nbo.
he vas informed. lived some abere
~ ianoln county 1te object of
The stranger, who Was iua ".u.pcNl.
ol payment state, Nat 10 request
atd from bis relative, aid 10 he in
easy circumstances. After psamin
ins our subscription book, mi m
able to find the rc idauco Of lhe ~.
%lnlivc, the seeker declared h. wanted
t. push the Investigation no further.
as - man Who i too stiney." aid
he, Ito take h' county paper, would
sec . poor relation put in prison,
before he would assist him
We studied upon tie declaration.
aud Il'onght II rather hard but con.
cladcl there WAS ,llge truth in the
remark.
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We have hal the pleasure u meet.
ne our fine. looking aud worth,
sohitcfc Ot the Pamela Star. Col.
Ward, who Is IN a visit 10 our
pleasant city attending to profession.
~ business. connected With our
,ltcnti Court nos IN session. Col.
Ward Is . single gcutlcu an, and We
should be deli shtcl to see him ,isi,
. certain Young lady vi knou in this
.l1y aud Tile q plea fcr tie Court of
h,men, instead Of the cour, Of
Law, As II Is a crying sin Ter 50
clever, intelligent anil line looking a
gentleman. TO occupy a snug AMI
comfortable bed ai5ne. when there
= ample Ioom for Min
>prigs, HraiI.
We return thank. 10 Col. Falconcr.
for the above aat,erire notice Of our
visit to the louri.hlrg town of Holly
SPRING, aud II he will be 50 IipI
as TO give Us q te,e VI introduction
to The iait laly alluded to b, him.
such i our confidence in his GOOD
taste aud Judgment, that We premise
him y shall not be o,r .fapR IL the
vacant room mentioned rcmaia long
u~noccupiCl.
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AW Wt fgHa{1 NtHf.
Ma. EulfoH.-A communication
signed De Soto, 10 tie Inst Appeal,
suggests . meeting Of the Stock.
holders Of the Mississippi and Ten.
nCssec Rail Road, ~ Sarlis nepo,.
on the LIT Of May nest. | 10 hone
The suggestion will be responded 10
all along the line, and that /, very
large humber II the S,ocAbab ler.
and friends Of the Road will NEE, ON
that day and devise some mean, to
advance the Road.
The people II Sarlis and .he
ncighborhUoi will cordially co.oper.
ate, aud will hold thcmsCIyc. really
70 furnish a coed basket dinner for
the occasion. ! surgcs. Samuel
Mathews, Col. J. NJ. Wallace. T..
=. Me,ichee, nr. Ellis, Dr.. EdNapls.
Col. Ward, Col. Miller, VIM. n
johnson, Col. Thos. +. Wilson. and
Dr. Butler. as a Committee Of Ar.
engagements for that iay. In the
meantime sny Stakeholder and
friend Of the Road will feel himself
Of liberty to invite such men a. thew
may Know who will be likely to
speak. We like. too, the susses.
iion Of a May Day Party. as there
will be ample time. II, however.
that should fail, We will cxpec, All
the ladies to attend aud as you are
= gallant gentleman. Col, for one.
! request that you invite them IN one
OF youf sweetest articles, through the
Sras. VIA. say yoai
PAMELA.
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The April number ha. been 70.
ceised, ten days ~sis,ce. and VIA, We
have heretofore said Cf this un.ur.
passed periodical, viii apply to the
rrescn, number. We have reeen,lv
ordered a number Of copies Of !,
Tor new subscribers. nho take !, in
a club With the sr,a, for ~. in
advance. There is no magazine in
The world can compare With !, a. Tho
. best suited to a refined lal,'.
tastes. Every laiy should have ,
copy.
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mtme fam N mptb yeHa.
tlaf Afternoon Hhafit bas geneully
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k la ashamed lm
mfiatt.t ffam tLa mlff Lpafl.
Hiea8ll Wa Ere Informed thai
ealt tIl a. fei0mel upaa ID brsi
trek Ils viii b. fIdrilr news
n--nR On. Inel nnl Ne IreIln lma
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'1i NJ ;. NiRp, mar SIR
~ The lat issue of your valuable
pntct .ec what purpott. 10 80 nm
an vcr Of Judge Barbridec 10 vhat
he call . FcfiiioH prtsenisaby Ger.
tain citizens Of the County 10 him to
release Iulge Harrison from any oh.
legations dat he. Judge Harrison.
may be under "a him, judge Bur.
bridge, not 10 he q eaul late nj tho
approaching election for tho Office of
Iatse Of Pho ate, IN thai, reply
Juige Barbrilsc says, in Substance.
tIof do not pretend to sjy, his cx.
a'i ~iansuaec,) lba, Judge Illrrison
has thc uudoubtel legal aul con.,t.
tiiiohnl night, as much 40 q any
ma'i, to become q candidate Tor any
office. and Judge llurbridre roc.
further. aud stats that a different
state Of thing. woall destroy our
Tree institutions. Nuw. |. am one
Of iha'e humble petitioners. anil
The idea never occurred to ms. anil
pres1mc 10 not ouc IT my 70. Dc.
hHcr'. that there W.. any doab,
but that Judge Harrison had the L..
gal tight: but We were fearful. and
Judge Bntrilge's reply shows. tina.
Those fear we're we'll luuadcd, tia,
Judge Burbridgc held a moral obi.
CATION upon Judge Harrison. withou,
o TV'e1sc II which he has him A.
strongly manaclcl anil bound q,
though there was a constitutional
prohibition. Now, Judge Ilurbrijgc
may tllius, aud one would 50 infer
irVn : argument, that q legal right
: OIL That Is Necessary. This may
do Ier some men, tu. We plainly see,
aa'l Judge Burbridgc scvs, tina, 4
legal right to such q man a. judge
Harrison. in the absence of the NOR.
al right, - Of no value, and to such
a man as Judge Harrison. the latter
Gems e bV the most binding. Judge
Burbridge c~loqaCutls asserts thu,
the legal right is interviewer in our
Tree institutions. aud that !. ,ou 10.
sirOy the legal right, the destruction
Of our free institutions must cces.
sarily follow. and then draws the
moral obligation; he holds and shows
that II vas taken with great care.
that nothing was omitted, not even
the witness. and a witness Of The
highest responsibility. and then with
apparent triumph, implied, proclaims
Il have him. and presents two i'm.
CULTS, in bis imagination.
broader and deeper than that which
divided the rich man and the berrar.
The first. a strong iutima,icn .ha,
ne has not the power. under n
state OF facts: and secondly. that Il
De had the power, ii would BE- IN.
without the reuues, Of
Judge Harrison. Now, this /. a
species Of technical pleading which
people had no rieh, to expect Of
Judge Burbridge. Judge Harrison
'sks for nothing, will ask for moth.
NJ, aud perhaps has no night to ask
or anything d the hands Of Jaise
Il !. ias PEOPLE On .hsir
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NV loRk. Saturday, March ~.
The Times Washington cores.
pendent says that Col. Benton i.
confined to his bel BY a cancer in
the stomach.
Santa Anna is reported to BE- on
his way to Mexico.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, Msrvhs7
The democratic House Commi,,e,
held : caucus Of Leconp,oa and
anti Lecomp,eni,es. A eomm;s,ee
Was appointed from both sides to !.
port next Tuesday on the bes, mad.
Of admitting Kansas unlsr tls
Lsccmr,ca bill.
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esa- According to Virginia laws.
every man who marrics in tina, Stats
has 70 give security for the support
OF me s'fsand f~amily.
livery decent mans conscience
ought to be security fer that object
IN evsry csan.rv.
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% The red rsi,icoat is danger.
Gus thing shsu cattle are about
10 England, a lsls wearing one VA.
Rrrhasge.
Many Of them, in this country.
"i'hOu, the rcd relticOa,, are hoi,,ci
over patience BY bOres.
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HENRY l.. PARKS. MerShssl.

y. \. iNlShi, VI. D.. AtntuN, Ne,sas
Vo.' Iowa, writes. Septic, lSji. "f,urs:
ny practice u many teats | hatc fsssi
nothing equal To tOur C'nrsaY rrcrsas
Tor giving ease and rullef 10 eonsulspsiss
patients, oF easinE such IS are sarsb,Ar
We might add volumes ~ evidsare,hx
tue mass convincing proof II ths ssrsxs
~ THIS REMEDY Is found IN iis III cts srss
trial.
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Nfsr M%,Nenrstfs, rA.. Fob. !, lsia
Sihs inuFtHt rtCfuksltsirtfsfn
.ai marvellous cures in this scetsen. b
bias relieved SEVERAL rOm alarming zap
toms 81 consumption, and j. nov eariiss
9 man Who has labOFcd under an sa.sska
u The lungs fpr the last foftv Years.
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sfaiNuriFLn, MISS. feb. I, lsjs.
hHottta AsERi | will chccrially en-,
" teut P%rcroRAL il the best remedy !.
]e's''' Tor The eurcof nhoepiag CssyA.
.fobp' mud tho chest Diseases Of ehiIlss.
We u Your fraternity IN the South y
F%rceinlc your kill, and commend ia,
hINIltLllN % our I%nnnIa.
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AMOS LEE. Ksq.. Mosrrmr,. A., wrsr
Wy inn., 1850 ! .'t bad \ svlien. isfpx
20. which confined ine IN ,luors is v A.
TOOK mHny mclicl nes without relief; fnsIl,
ttied four PrctoHst hy the advice " en
clergyman. The list dpse relieved III
sufeaes IN my throat md lungs: ls.. skw
one half the foftle made mo e~.nrlss.I
we'll. iour medicines arr the che prs
aswe'l o. the he., We cgu huy. ana =
esicem you. Doctor. aul ,uuf rm~ls,
~ The poor mans lri,ud.4
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ton.msss pstsu.

Probably no one remedy has ever ben
SHOWN which cured 80 nsany AMI ~
dangerous eases rs this. some no hsuun
a'd can feaehl bat esrn to thusu the Cnn
~ fErrusst affords relief and ecnfss
Asrps iIut~. n. N.Cnr. March S. lsN
pccfoR AsnR, Iowuts feel |, . dan
end q pleasure to inform you VIA, ysw
,Hfast PFcrusAt has done for ms uife
she had been five months lahorin. us<f
she dangerous symptoms II CensumrtisA
rom which no aid We could procure esss
her much relief. She vas steadily ~
Ihs, until DIR. Strong. ~ this city, vkes
w have Tome for advice, recommended
,Fial OF your medicine. We bless -
~slnahs@, ~ We do yuur skiil. for she -
recovered from that dav. Shs 10 not ~
a. strong as she used 10 be, bat b Tn
from her cough. and calls herself vek
Tours With gratitude and regard.
ORLANDO SHELBY.
of SheIhuiII.
e~oastHrtirss. d. not despair I'LL -
nave tried Atss's CHsanv frcross1. h
: made by n u the hest medical eh<p
ls's IN the world. and lie cures all srsuUt
Us eesrsak the high merits Of it, virsses
PAiiasslphis ieAyvr.
Dr.. J. Z. ASEW c..
Practical and Analytical ChsnissA.
Lowell. llass.
SOLD nv
usr. l.. q. lfo.AND. pnneeos
= Il Ming. uxfords A. n Bssts. Chsslse
on ; aud by dealers in medicine svs..
February o, 1883. 80
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AYERS 4.
CHERRY Z
ron TIE RAPID crnE ur
sDids. toWshs. mwa
lu.mtsemess.

bHiafintbs MIS-, tbec.. Is53.
Ia j. g. AFtat~I d. nol
hesitate 70 say the hest rem.
ely have ever found Tor
'oual-,. lioafsenea., Inauen.
~ aud The eoneomitant .ymp. ~
toms ~ at'uli, il your fu,n. -
~ fhetoHAt. II. constant a.e i. :.
practice and my family for tho h., Y
wears has shown II 10 posses. NO.
virtues for The treatment ~ these -.
plants JlikN KNIGHT, N. b.
y u. NoRtiEi, ilsa. .iof rne., \. 4.
writes ~ have us,d your prrroa.l -
'cll AMI ~ NY family e,rr since roc Z
vented u, nad believe il thu be.l mri~.
tof e purpose eve put out. With ! NJ
cold J should sooner pay twenty ave Al
lai' fora bottle than DO without h. !,
tnAe my other remedy.
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POETRY
From tho London Punch.
MY FLORA.
A FASHIONABLE PASTORAL.

Tell me Gentles, have you seen
My FLORA pass this way?
That you may know the Miss | mean,
Her briefly I'll portray.
No bonnet on her head,
But on her neck she wears;
An oyster shell tits said
In size with it compares;
Its shape no eye can brook,
Its use is doubtful too;
1t but imparts bare-faced look,
And brings much neck to view.
Her dress may please the Swell
For its swollen exuberance;
She looks a Monster Belle
In such big Ben expanse.
Those air tubes filled with gas
Might lift her to the moon,
The small boys mark it as they pass,
And screech out, All Balloon {"
A parasol she bears
For ornament, not use,
For comfort, gloves she wears
Too tight, and sleeves too loose,
Behind her hangs hood
Just level with her chin,
An Indian Squaw might find it good
To put baby in.
OF her hair she shows the roots,
Sham flowers the rest conceal
And she's crippled by her boots
With the military heel;
Streets off you hear them stalk
When c'cr she ventures out;
And she seems to waddle more than wall
Her hoops so swell about.
Her figure may be good,
But that no eye can tell;
A mere lay-fgure would
Show off her dress as well,
She may have ankles neat,
But they're concealed by skirt,
Which chiefly serves to hide her feet,
And gather up the dirt.
Then, Gcntlos, have you seen
My FLORA this way come?
She cannot have unnoticed been,
She takes up too much room.
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GooD.-We overheard some sharp talk
ing at dinner the other day. NJ M'Naughton
the poet who, it is known, is terror to
hollow headed dandies and hair-braincl
misses, was asked by one Of the latter Ga
pert young miss who had pcstcrcd him
with many questions) why he declined ac-
ccpting invitations to dancing parties
He replied, 81 unfortunately commenced
to educate my other end first, and |
haven't got through with that yet -
Rocheao Union.
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Rates of Advertising.
BLANKS,

can we'll understand why the business has
begun in the South. We can well under
stand the impossibility of closing the
trade now begun, and most Of all, We now
can understand that the great question is
not whether there shall be for the South
a supply of African labor, because that is
now settled, and the great and absorbing
question is whether, according to Hughes
method, the supplies shall be so modified
as to be legitimate, fair, regular and equal.
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HAVE IT DREssED-The New York
Journai Of Coa,merce calls Buchanan :
Lecompton message the naked truth F."
If that is the case, it is the most disgust
ing looking object shat was ever exposed
to public view from the white House,
and we advise the President to hide it at
once, with some kind of covering Any
thing would look better than it does in It's
nude state Detroit 1dycrtjScr.
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SPIRITUAL MARRIAGE.-This singular
announcement appears in Pennsylvania
paper under the marriage head;
In Scott, Luzerne CO., Pa, I'd ult., at
the residence of Elan Woodward, by the
Spirit of Chas Morrins, through Medium,
and in presence of largenumber of Spirit
tualists, Stiles Van Hooser and Mary
Louisa Drake, both of the city of Carbon
dale.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
II. IL. HARRISON,

Plnin. Fancy, Job, News and Ornamental Printer
Handbills Posters, Cards, Ball Tickets. &c. spec
dily and quickly executed with neatness and dis
patch. All orders respectfully solicited. Prices
moderate -NoRraERNER OFflcE-north side OF
,na;u street Paw Paw.
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e. G. BUTLER a CO..

Wholesale and Retail dealers in American, Eng
ish and German Hardware; also, Iron, Nails
and Glass; Cooking, Parlor aud Box Stoves,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware. Those wish
ing IN tradc will please give us call before pur-
chasing elsewhere. $50. Paw Paw, Mich.
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ID. T.. SWEET,

and dealer in all kinds Of Cabinet
Ware. consisting in part of bureaus. Tables.
Bedsteads, Lounges, Toilet, Washing and Light
Stands, Sc, &C., Collins made TO order. All
kinds of produce and lumber taken in payment
for which will be paid the highest market price.
Warerooms, one door north Of the Red Black
smiths shop. l47-tf.
Inwton Michigan.
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-. O., GRIMES.

Dealer in Groceries aud Provisions, Fish, Fruit
Mute, Paints, Oils, Yankee Notions, Wooden
Willow ahd Stone Ware, Confectionery, Cigars
Drugs and Medicine-, Bsoks and Stationery,
pure Liquors for Medicinal and Mechanical pur-
poses etc, etc. 24yl
.. O. NEs.................Paw Paw raw
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GsJ~ They have whiskcy" out in Buff
falo one drop of which on the back of an
adder is warranted to kill tho reptile in
five minutes.-Erchdnge
They have some in the saloons on At
water and Crogham street in this city,
warranted to kill at ninety rods.--Detyoil
AdccrtiScr
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HENRY LICIS,

Manufacturer OF and dealerin Winsor Cottage and
cane scat chairs. Tuning, repairing, DC, exc.
cu,ed on short notice. stone lime tor sale and
constantly on hand. Shop opposite the Metho-
dist Church. III the new cabinet shop.
Paw Paw. July 80, 1851. l2Oly
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q. Il. GoISpON,

In Crockery, Glass AMI China-warc, Paper
lIaDgings, Window Shades and Curtains. Cut
lcry. Jewclry, Yankee Notions, Stone and East
crn, Ware, &c, South side of Main st. first
door west of T.. Smith 4 Co., HIT
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AT TsiE CITY STORE

Opposite the Court House, in Paw Paw, may be
found q good assortment ot Doors * SHOES, man
ufacturod to suit the trade and warranted ~ suit.
Also, a choice selection Of FAMILY GROCERIES for
sale cheap 10y T. ~ GRANGER,
I52-Iy. 4. J. SORTORE.
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DRAN NAN.

7 b. ENSIGN. having established himself in
IL. Paw Paw village for the purpose Of following
the above business will attend to all Jobs" in his
line wish diligence aud dispatch.
~" Gardens Ploughed To- Ordcr.~t,&
Paw Paw, Mich, March 9th, 1sjS.-ljl-Iy
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Blay" Some one asked, is it lawful tc
hang clothes OH Mason d Dixon's line p
The only thing to be hung on that line i.
the Democratic party.
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Bay- A writer of love tale, in dcscrib-
ing his heroine, says" Innocence dwells
in the rich curls of her dark hair" Some
critic, commenting on the passage, says,
Sorry to hear it-think it stands per-
ilous chance of being combed out
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AZ. Il. ALLEN.

Manufacturer of and dealer in all kinds OF Cabinet
Ware; consisting in part Of Bureaus, Tables
Be3-steads, Lounges, Toilet, Washing ana Light
Stands, etc., etc. Cotiins nade to ord-r. Ware
rooms opposite the NJ. L. Church. Main st. II
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Poor Show FOR DEMOCRACY. - The
Washington Republic says: Since Jan l.,
1856, three thousand school-houscs have
been built in the State of Illinois. This
fact, added to the detection of Judge
Douglas, is a most ominous one to the
Democratic prospects in that State
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c. N. ODELL, VI y.

Homeopathic Physician, Surgeon enlist, and
Obs,strician. Also, dealer in Books tS station
try. lie may at all times be found at his
Residence on the corner of Niles a. Paw Paw 81.
directly south yf Chas. Selck's
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CHANDLER RICHARDS,

Attorney, Solicitor and Counselor at Law. Prose
cutting Attorney for the County of Van Buren
Bounty Land and Pension Agent. Contract;
drawn, and collecting promptly attended to-
Office in the Court House ll9-u.
Paw Paw, Michigan.
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j. M. RIDL ON,

County Treasurer, Van Barren County, Notary Pub
iic. &0., will sttend 10 the purchase and sale OF
ica! Estate, examining titles, paying Taxes, pro
curing bounty Land Warrants, &s. once in
the Court House. 4-ly,
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MELODIANS.

Tire cheapest Music Mason & Hamin, and Prince
& Co.'S have exclusive patented ipronvencnts.-
BENZ. Randall, Lawrence. Agent can furnish aud
warrant for durability, at Factory prices, voice
loud or soft and tune in the equal temperament.
Lawrcnoe, Nov. ], 1851. l33-tt.
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4. RINGS & co.

Proprietor Paw Paw Livery Stable. Horses and
Carriages ut oil times to let. Passengers con-
vsyed to any part of the country with .espatch.
Stable III rear of Exchange Hotel. Terms mod
crate. 2Syl
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BENJAMIN SIMMONS,

Clock and Watch maker, and Jowelcr. Mattawan,
Michigan. Repairing done in the best manner
and on reasonable terms. l5O-ly.
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l.. SMITH N CO.,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Do
Inestc Dry Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Boots
IL Shoes, Groceries, Sc, &c. Long Brick Store,
Corner of Main and Kalamazoo sts., Paw Paw,
Michigan. Isl. ly.
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CHECKMATED WITH THEIR WEAPONS.
The Kansas Territorial Legislature is
turning the law on the Pro-Slavcry Judg-
es. They have passed an act dividing
the Territory into new judicial districts.
Under this both Lecompte and Cdt~arn
sent off to hold their Court in the vast,
sterile, uninhabited rcgiun beginning 80
miles west of Fort Riley. The third dis
trict embraces all the uninhabitcd portion
of the territory, and is to' be occupied by
JUDGE WILLIAMS.
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HENRY S'CERNE.

Dealer ia Ready Made Clothing. Hats, Caps. Vali'
and Geutlemen's Furnishing Goode, winch
will he sold Ia slit customers.
first door Eas: of Israels Fancy Store.
Kalamazoo, Mich.