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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-10
MORTGAGE SALE.


DEFAULT OF payment having been msde in
the money secured to be paid on and by GER
tain indenture of Mortgage, made and executed
by Phney Irwin and wife, Of Van Buren, County
Michigan, to Charles Foot, OF New Haven
County State OF Connecticut, which Mort age
bears date June twenty-thri, A. d., 1870, aud
was duly recorded III tho Office Of the Register
Of Deeds OF the County OF Van Buren,, ON the
twenty third day of june A. d., 1870 in Liber
number two (2) Of Mortgages. on page 100,
upon which Mortgage there is ella med 20 be
due ut the date OF tDis notice. the sum OF tire
hundred and .igLty-sx dollars aud thirty -thrre
cents, (S3S6. 33) and no -uIt or proceedings at
law having been instituted to recover any Dart
thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that on
Saturday the thiId day OF r. bruary A D 1872,
st ten o'clo k 10 tue forenoon, [ lsll SCI at
Public Auction to the hlghrst bidder, (sae TO
take place at the front door OF tie Van y trru
County Circuit Court House, IN the ViIage ui
Paw Paw, tue premises described in 81
Mortgage, or 30 mucn thereof as shall 10
nee essary to atlsy tue amOu1t due on sIcl
Costs together with Attorney ee Of nifty
dollars covenanted for therein, that il - say
the following piece OF parcel or laul lit 10 W
Van Buren, County state OF MICH gan, w:
The east half OF the northwest q IaIter uI =, c.
ton six (6) township two (2) south OF range
fourteen Q4) west, containing eighty acre. mUIe
or less.
Dated Paw Paw Nov. 9th, A. D., 1871.
CHARLES FOOT, Mortgages.
q. A. HARRIsoN, Atty. or Mortgage. 56i ID.
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Notice IN hereby given that by virtue and IN
pursuance OF an order and license Of sale made
by the Probate Court for the County Of Van
cate the Eighteenth day OF September one
Thousand eight hundred and seventy-one. L
shall sell at public auction or vendue at the
front door Of the Post Office in the VILLAGE OF
Bangor IN said Van Buren, County and state of
Michigan, Oh Monday the 9th day Of Novem-
Der, one Thousand eight hundred and seventy
ono, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon
OF said day, TO the chest bidder, the follow
ing described Real Estate of John G. Camp,
minor, to-wit The east half Of tho n"rCn
west quarter aud the south 81 acres of tho
west half OF the north east quarter or section
twelve, in town two south of range numo6 r
sixteen west, Van Buren, County, Michigan.
Dated October 18th, 1871. S63t7
HARVEY M. OvERTor. Guardian of said Minor.
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Notice Is hereby given that by virtue and in
Pursuarce OF An order and license OF yale made
10y tine Probate court for the COMFY Of Van
Buron and state OF MichiCan, ! shall sell at
public anciioD or vendue nj the front door OF
'he Hobnaon hotel, IN the Village uj Llwtan
ia the Count. Of Van Barren md state o. Hich-
gan, on Wednesday, ne 18th day OF November.
1911 at ne hour 81 one o'c'0ct ia tto a1crlcOn.
20 the highest bidder the following de-cribad
real "-tare ,olououg ~ The us-.tc or lad en-
Vet dece sed, to-ait: aa ,rlr sixty acres
~ tho cas- h4 OF tue uortl ca-l quarter ot
sycaoo nunho- tUer.7.rine (23) iI t,vu r..re3
- south o, Range numb p tl,cto.u l.l west
dated sen emoarzl, 1871. s5lil
DENLU$ 4. E&GLE, Administrator
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.

Just published, new edition Of DR.. CrI.
vRRwELL's CELEBRArED ESSAY ON the radical
cure without medicine) OF SPgRaAroRRHGA,
or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Seminal
Losses, IMPoTENcY, Mental and Phy.ical Inca
pacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc also,
CONSUMPTION, EPILEPSY, and FRS, induced by
self. indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
Gas- Price, in u scaled envelope, only six
cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
say, clearly demo nstrates from thirty years
success, full practice, that the alarming conse
quences OF set-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use Of internal medicine
| or the application OF the knife; pointing out n
mode oil cure ut once simple, certain and oftec-
tual, by means OF which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may he, may cure him
self cheaply, privately and RADICALLY.
~" This Lecture should be in tue hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid on receipt Of six cents, or t"o
post stamps.
Also, DR.. Culyerwell's Marriage Guide,
price 25 cents.
Address the Publishers,
! S50tl3 GlIAS. j. .. KLINE < co,
l27 Bowerl, New York, j. o. Box 4,5S6
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CONVICTION FOR PoLYGAMY.-Thomas Haw-
kips, one OF the Elders Of the Mormon Church
in Utah, has been convicted, under the United
States law Of adultery, he having three wives
instead OF one. The complaint was made by
his first wife. The evidence on the trial, as
given by her, shows that when she had grown
old and faded, Hawkins told her she "had had
her day and must give way to another womsn."
The tally from winch the jury was drawn, con-
tanned several spostate or Godbeite Mormons,
who were opposed to the iron rule Of Brigham
Young but these men having declared tina.
they did not believe poIygamy to be wrong,
Chief Justice Mexican ordered them discharged.
The jury was finally drawn, composed entirely
of non-polygamlsts, and they brought in YER
dict OF guilty. The extreme punishment al
lowed under the law is twenty years imprison-
ment and a fine of 1000. The minimum inn
prisonment is three years aud fine OF $500.
The Judge, in an able CHARGE IN which hs
stated that he "wishod to be not so severe as
to seem vindctive, aud not so singh. as TO seem
to tr.fe with justice" gave a sentence OF im-
prlsonmont at hard labor for three years and a
tiue OF $500. Little or no excitement was
manifested in the courtroom.
Warrants arc now out for the arrest of Brig.
ham Young and Joseph A. Young, his son, on
the charge OF having ordered the killing OF
Richard Yates. Daniel A. Wells Mayor of
Salt Lake; Hosea Stout, formerly Attorney
General OF the Territory, and others, have been
arrested, charged with murder. warrant is
also out for Orson Hyde, one of the twelve
Apostles. Elder Cannon, III late sermon
preached in the Tabernacle, counseled hs
hearers to abstain from any violence and sub
NIT to the law. Both he and Elder Pratt pre-
dict that their faith is the inspiration OF the
Divine Spirit, and will endure forever. Young,
it is stated, has applied to VIM. NJ. Evarts Of
New York city to act as his counsel at his COM
ing trial for adultery.
The work is commenced and promises to be
thorough, and with the large force OF United
States troops in the Territory, there is little
probability OF open resistance to the law The
result will be that the Mormon Church mus,
either be dissolved, or abandon the doctrine OF
polygamy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-11-10

Amongst our exchanges there is no paper
which We value more highly than the MicajgGB
Former. The information which IL gives to
the farmers OF toe ate in relat GA to the value
OF their crops and products, pays them many
tunes over the prc5 OF tho subscription. IL
gives correct and extended reports OF the sales
cattle, sheep, SWINE, poultry, apples butter,
cheese. nops, and In fact ali the products OF
the farm, every week, in our own markets,
while 1t keeps i.s readers advised OF the condi-
ton and prospects OF the markets abroad and
at home. During the last season it has saved
our farmers many thousands OF dollars on their
wool, cattle and wheat by It's sound advice and
it's strenuous advocacy of the farmers interests.
It's reports on the live stock, herds Of cattle and
on the improvements made III agriculture in
all It's departments in Michigan. rend it pecu-
Ilarly the Farmers paper, as 1t gives them ]urt
the Information they require. It's household
department. contains mass OF in ormatlon Be-
lected especially for the uss OF the family. No
farmer can do better than try it for year. 86i
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Elections in Olhfr Siafes.

New York State, according to the reports now
at hand, has gone Republican on the State
ticket by $4,000 majority. twenty out Of
thirty-tvo Senators are Republicans, and the
Assembly If Republican sl.o. The Democratic
majority IN New York city was reduced from
the average fifty and sixty thousand to thirty
thousand, which accounts for the victory IN
the State. With the exception Of Judge BAR
RETr and General SIdhL the Reform general
ticket and, with the exception Of HoRA1Io SEr-
moUR, the Reform candidates for the Legs a
ture seem TO have been beaten IN the usual
Democratic districts. TWEED ID reelected by
twelve thousand ma jority, instea d Of twenty
five thousand as before, and thirty thousand as
he threatened. FIELDS, BRADLEY, and other
Tammany candidates, are elected to the Legis-
4ature as would appear, though later returns
will probably give further particulars
The Democrats have carried Mary and, the
Conservatives have been succ ssful in Virginia.
Massachusetts, has como Republican by an in
creased vote, Tough there was little interest
in tho election.
Wisconsin electei he Republican State
ticket by an increased majority.
New jersey elected u amocraii: Governor
by the usual majority, While tue Republicans
have 3 majority IN the Legislature.
iiiicoi5 is Republic by IS 600 major.t,.
minnesota has act ba,u heard from extan-
siveiy. bat has probably zone Kepubhcau ~
the usual majority.
lie passive polio, o. tue Democratic par
ty Niil be more pJpusr imam e'er.
s'G:c g'Gtc E@srt5C .Eca0g'.
star scbol ars tCI TIE mouth 0! October, 1871.
HIGH SCHOOL
Seuior-ARTHUR Webster,
hliddle-ANNA BRowN.
JuaIor-jESNIE BALE,
Preparatory-EvA HAYES.
First grade-Al'ce B.lsboro.
Second grade-Llzzie johnson,
Third grade-Jennie Bennett,
Fourth grade-Carrie Linkenhelt,
Fifth grade-Anna Dillon,
Sixth grade-Seth Allen,
Seventh grade-Gracie anderson,
Eighth grade-Hortense Holden,
Ninth grade-Harry LoBgwell,
Tenth grade-Fred Longwell.
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Our friends and patrons can greatly aid US
in extending the circulation Of the TRUE
NoRrHERNER, by each one procuring one new
subscriber. BY SO dong you will enable us
to improve the paper. Speak to your neigh
bors and friends and induce them to subscribe.
We feel sure they will be pleased with the pa
per. Let each one do somsh hing to aid u, in
EXTENT its circulation.
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CAIITION

An Eight Hundred Dollar HORROR Bond
No. b, issued by the township OF South Haven,
TO Aron Dyckman, or barer. Dated March
lst. 1864, payable ten years after date, has
mys'eriously sappeared from my pagers I;
Therefore by this notice request any person
to return the same, IL they borrowed II, or
came IN possession Of il otherwise. and also
caution all persons from purchasing the same,
M have never transferei tho Bond 20 any
ons. T.. BARNITM.
Paw Paw November 7sb, 1871. ss59.
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We are plsased to announce that Rev. l. N.
Otis is giving, at the Presbyterian Church, a
series of Sabbath Evening Lectures to the
young. The subject for next Sabbath evening
will be Temperance. Go and hear him.
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For SAIE.-114 acres in the towushipof Por-
ter-forty ceres under Improvement. 20 acres
OF good wheat 900 apple aud clerr5 trees
Log houas AMI frame rr-rpry Five mites
from Decatar Is wlll bc sald As 70 bargain, OF
time by che undersigned. si2tf
JOHN Lyle,
FRANCIS 81. SIC. LICK.
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Amouutin Treasury Oct. 81. 1871. s6O6, 1925 8

FOUND. We have in our pc GO sion wallet
containing vauables, which was pickle NJ by
Ii tie girl on the day Van Amburgs Show ex-
hibited here. The wallet was advertised in this
paper within few days of the finding.
SOUTH HAVEN Nov 1, II.
The Pacific Hotel property haze been purchas-
ed by Samuel Hoppin, OF Arlington, and d. I.
Hoyt, Of Niles, aud will be conducted aud kept
by Mr., John Cummins,
Prosecat ons against saloon keepers are be-
ing carried on successfully. Two convictions
last week
The hafbor Is being dredged and very much
improved. The piers have been extended over
100 feet during the summer.
STABBING sFFRAY. One Walter Robinson, OF
South Have,, while exhil erating under the in
guence o. whisky, on Saturday. the ith inst,
became b troublesome that he had to he placed
in the lookup. While the Marshal, d. G. Stout.
WAS turning the key of the Clubhouse door
Robinson thrust MS arm throu III the diamond
hod and indicted severe cash with knife hc
held in bis hand, in tho face Of Mr.. stout, lay.
ing it open for four or FIVE inches along the
lower law. Robinson came to town on Mon
daV to see Hi' Honor Julgo Brown, in rela-
ton 90 the little a5erariol OF department.. who
IT Is hoped Will console him by providing him
with ,npllymant in the insti ui)n where they
do set "hiskey 10 the residents.
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No LApYs TOILET COMPLETE unless there be
the fragrant SoEoDoNT; unto the breath sweet
odors il imparts, the gums ruby redness soon
assume the teeth quick rival aabaster TINT,
and seem as pearls set in coral vase.
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AVOED GU ACkS.

victim Of early lndiscre elton, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, &C., having tried IN
vain every advertised remedy, has discovered a
simple means of self-cure, whoa he will send
free 70 his :elow-suTarers. J. II. REEVES,
Is Nassau st., New York. s55ly
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TAKEN UP by tho subscriber on or about II q
first OF May, 1871, at his realden 9 IN Aimeua.
on The AIegan road, Dear Dodge's m L "a two
year old stag. red, with white strip on back -
The owner j. hereby notified To prove property
pay charges AMI tske the suimI away.
Dated mens, October.3l, 1871. $685.
BENZ. BENWiLE.
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An Englishman named joyce intends 10 et ,
rablish &c Hamburg, an international school
Tor young men who desire to become journal
lists. All men old or young who deal IN teas
tnat national establishment the Great United
States Tea Company, 26, % Il 80 Wesley st.,
New York they have an agent at Paw Paw,
VITO IA prepared TO furnish the fragrant and
delicious Teas aud Coffees ut New York prices.
Try them ut Wheaton IL feeds Drug Store.
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Business Notices.

Sal where did you get that nice Rep for SOC ?
Why at Ross's. Who else do you think would
have such nice ones?
WOOD - Those of our Subscribers who have
promised US wood in payment for their copy
now is good time t. deliver it.
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EUery Family Should ke.y, Pages
.fyRicd OU in the Mouse.
1t cures scslds, burns and itching humors
Chllblalns. wounds, aud painful tumors,
All healing Ointment who can find
A greater blessing for raukind
Pages Arulca Oil cures Rheumatism.
Pages Mandrake Pitts cure Dyspepsia.
Pages ArnIcl Oil cures PimpIes GU the Face.
Pages Mandrake Pills cure he ,dache.
846t26 Sod by WHEATON & Ted.
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New York prr. Goods Mnrkc,.
MAN YnnK Enhri,nrr

ANHW Aohhi rGuIuNIy q.
The week closes on still liieless mar.
ket, and II Is not surprising when we find
such exorbitant rates Of freight against
this city by railroads. In one hundred
pounds Of freight there Is q difference be.
tween this city and Baltimore to the city
Louisville Of 05 cents, in favor oil BaltI.
more, which would make tho freight
on one case Of prints So 10 against
New York, No advance has been cstab.
llshed, except on certain New York mills
and Wamsutta yard wide musllns. The
Pcpperell 1914 sheetlng lobbing eic per
yard below what agents will accept,
Prints steady and firm at lie for oil reg.
ular brands. Delaines arc in fine assort.
mont, and opening low at lSc. Pacific
lawns are in choice display ut 14c for fan.
Cies, md 15c Tor black and white and
solid cOlors and fancy organdies on 400
C1Oihg ..
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IT is pleasing to observe that the new
West Virginia Senator, who "had almost
said drinks" and who, in spite Of his pro-
motion, continues to perform the duties Of
his humber station in the State Senate, is
us gallant as he is industrious, and likes
the ladies MS much as he likes to
work. In testimony whereof witness this
resolution offered by him in the Senate
Wednesday: - n i - A'
ReSoled, That the Sergeant. alarms and
doorkeepers be instructed to invite Indies
who visit this body, to u seat inside the
bar OF the Senate. r.s .rT#rr..
Mem. We suspect Mrs, VIC WooD-
HULL has secured another vote for her
10th amendment
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TAXATION OF LUxURTEs.-That stale
Joke about taxing bachelors has just been
rcvamped in the Senate by the Senator
from the county of Jefferson. 1t must be
confessed, as an abstract proposition, there
is some merit in 1t, II the rule adopted by
the government. Of laying its heaviest i'm
posts on luxuries be correct one. But
the anxiety Of theunhappy Benedicts who
agitate this question from time to time
does not come from their desire for cquita-
bic taxation. There was certain fox
once which got into q trap and In conse-
qucnce lost his caudal appendage. And
thereupon the unfortunate Reynard went
around and tried to persuade all the foxes
in the neighborhood to hive their tails cut
off so us to be in fashion. 1t Is just rs true
now as 1t was in the days of Esup that
misery loves company.
The editor of the Parkersburg Journal
is entitled to whatever share Of these oh.
servations he may think belongs to him.
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

In the case Of George Chahoon, ex.
military mayor Of Richmond, sentenced to
five years in the State Prison for forgery,
the Court Of Appeals has revered the rl.
lings of the lower court and granted him
q new trial. ....
in the Hudson county, New York,
Court, Friday, the case ot Peter Kerrigan
against Recorder Pope, Of Hoboken, for
$4,000 damage for false imprisonment,
was concluded with q verdict for the
plaintiff ior $500. Tho Recorder imIne.
liately instituted an action against Kcrri.
gun for SANDER.
AT u meeting Of the natives of Prince
Edwards Island the residents nj Basler
adopted resolution In, favor Of the IN.
ncxatlon Of that island to the United
States.
--ltistke purpose of Senator Wilson 10
notice and review at length Judge Blacks
lust article on his former article upon the
kte Secretary Stanton.
20. 7. Capron, youngest son of Gen.
Horace Caproh, Commissioner Of Agri.
culture, was one Of the victims of the re.
cent hotel fire at KenOsha, Wis.
Tho capital stock o "Thc National
Bank" Of kingwood; W. Va, has been
increased from 100000 to Sl25,0O0, and
tho increase paid in ''4ah4 a
"A nCgco wood.chopper named Hen.
ry HOrgall, was killed by another named
Henry Trice, Friday, near Memphis
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Rolleffor the Starving French.
New York, February

NhN AOihht ESuu uHJ y f'
The committee of the Chamber Of Com.
mcrce appointed to extend aid 10 France,
held a meeting to-day. 1t was resolved
that the treasurer be instructed to notify
the American Minister at Paris that over
100000 will be placed 10 bis credit 10 be
used by him in the purchase OF supplies
A special committee was appointed 10 re.
ceive supplies Of graip, provisions, etc,
and take charge Of thu. shipment of the
same. An appearto the 'Americanpeoplc
urging them 10 contribute for the starving
French was adopted. Subscriptions may
Lbe sent to the Lower Treasurer, No 81
Pine street.
During tho past few days tho French
papers of this city havo been publishing
paragraphs 10 tho effect that diamond
concert to aid the victims Of tho war,
which Is announced TO come oil in Wash.
inCton this month, when, it itsrcpresented
$500 worth Of diamonds and iewelry is
10 be disposed of in premiums, Is suspect.
ed to be swtndlc. The New York Times
says the rFrGhch Consult General In this
city, whose name hAs been used In con.
ncction with this alleged philanthropic
enterprise, has denied that-he authorized
the use of tho same. -l'..H
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E,ecntIon In sonlh caroIinn.

BEAUFORT, February 4,
Dumer llarget, d Jet black negro, was
executed yesterday for the murder Of Alb.
sol6rn FishetA negro preacher,in in July last
The circumstances Of tho crime were Of
the most beastly and inhumAn character,
and-thC murderer himself was one Of the
most supCrstitlous and degraded Of the
class Of recently freed negroes In the
South. UptO his last night on earth he
scufIed At the mlnlstrations ofthG Catholic
priest who attended him, but on tho morn.
Ing Of tho execution he suddenly became
converted and declared he had 1inadb bis
peace with God. This was the first exc.
cutlon In this county since 1911.
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Interfering With Colored Voters.
TRENTON. February 4.

@A'AS%'t a SSAHNA y - p
| The trial OF FrancisNS Sanders, consta-
bic OF Camden county, charged on three
indictments with preventing colored vo.
ters from exercising their franchise ut the
late election in Camden county, was closed
this morning, the jury coming into court
at eight o'clock with a verdict Of guilty
on the first and third counts, which
charged him with interfcing with the line
of cOlored voters who awaited their turn
to reach the ballot boy. The second
count, charging that Sanders interlered
with three colored voters Just before the
ballot box was broken and destroyed, was
thrown out. The Jury had been out since
11:3O A, Nj, yesterday. Twenty.onc in.
dictments for the same offence remain to
be tried. The next case Is that of James
]. Henry, Justice Of the peace. The
highest punishment Of the offence Of
which Sanders Is convicted Is 4 fine Of
$500 and three years Imprisonment
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Railroad Accident in the Southwest.
MEMPHIS! February A.

Passengers who arrived tonight state
that tho train which LEFT New Orleans on
Thursday evening for Louisville, by u
misplaced switch at Bayou Chito was
thrown from the track, and one sleeping
cur turned over on its side on high en-.
bankment. Tho other one was lodged at
an angle oI 45 degrees in the rear car.
The passengers were thrown from their
berths and about ten bruised, several &C.
vcrely. One gentleman had his shoulder
dislocatcl, another two ribs broken, and
Mr.. Baker, telegraph operator ut New Or.
leans, and wife were considerably bruised.
No one was killed. The accident was
caused by some one tampering with the
switch, as the lock was found near there
broken. The passengers in the rear car
were cStricated by being taken out of the
windows. Tho injured ones, except one
witha dlslocated shoulder, proceeded to
Louisville. Those here could give no
names. u \ J.