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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-17
MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in the pay
ment of the money secured to be paid by a Ger.
tain indenture of Mortgage made by Andrew
+. Alexander Of Lawton, County OF Van 3uren
and State of Michigan to j. B. Judson, of Paw
Paw, said OouAly and State, on the ninth day
of November, A. D. 1852 and recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds for Van Buren,
County, Michigan, on the tenth day Of Novem-
ber a. ID. 1860 in liber one of mortgages on page
SO, on which mortgage and the note secured by
the same, there is claimed to he due 1T the date
Of this notice the sum offive hundred and sixty
two dollars and twenty tive cents besides forty
dollars attorney fee stipulated to be paid in
said mortgage in case Of foreclosure and no
proceedings having been instituted in law or
equity for the recovery of said sum of IN oney or
any part thereof:
Notice is therefore hereby given that 10y vir-
tue of power of sale contained in said mort
gage and the statute in such case provided the
lands and premises in said mortgage described
as follows to-wit: That portion of land lying
aud being in Van Buren, County, State of Mich
igan, beginning at stake on the north line OF
section twenty nine 80 in town three 3 south
Orange thirteen l3 west sixty eight [6Sl rods
east of the north west corner of said section,
thence running west on said north line TO the
north west corner of said section, thence south
on the west line of said section eighty [S0l rods
to the half [ y quarter line, thence east on the
half u quarter line ninety-two [92] rods to a
stake, thence northery by west on a straight
line to the place Of beginning, being on the
west end OF the north half j of the north west
quarter of section twenty mine 80 township
and range aforesaid, in said County OF Van
Buren,, in order to realize the money now due
as aforesaid on said mortgage together with
interest and costs Of foreclosure, will be sold AT
public vendue to the highest bidder at the front
door Of of the Court House, in Paw Paw, in
said County, that being the place of holding
the Circuit Court for said County, at ten O'Clock
a M, on the fifth day of May, A. ID. 1871.
Dated Paw Paw, February |, 1871:
S21tl3A j. Z. hudson. Mortgagee.
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CHANCERY SALE

Ely VIRTUE of a decree made in the Circuit
Court for the County of Van Buren, in Chancery,
in certain cause therein pending, wherein Jane
s. B. Rogers is complainant and josiah Hay
den, Elizabeth Hayden, John r. Baker and
Chandler Richards are defendants, bearing date
the twelfth day of April, A. d. 1870. | shall
sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder, on
Monday the twentieth day of March, A. d.
1871, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
ut the front door Of the Court House in
the Village of Paw Paw in the County of
Van Buren, and State of Michigan, the follow
ing described land viz: The east thirty five
acres of the west half Of the west half of the
northeast quarter of section fifteen 05) in
township two (2) south of range fourteen (l4)
west, in the County of Van Buren, State of
Michigan, containing thirty five acres more or
less.
Dated January %, 1871.
JOHN KNOWLES, Circuit Court Gom'r.
SrEPHENsoS d 3ARNUM,
Gomplainauts Solicitors. S26t7.
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Circuit Court Procedures.

THURSDAY, Feb. 9.
James B. johnson, et al, vs. Stephen W.
Duncombe. Ejectment. Severens q Burrows
for plffs, Stephenson d Barnum for deft. Con-
tinued on terms, on motion Of plffs
Wesley Cross, ct. al, vs Randolph Densmore
ct. al. Assumpsit. Severens & Burrows for
plffs, Stephenson Il Barnum for defts. r Refer
red to John w. Stone, Allegan.
Orville S. Abbott vs.. Rousseau Matthews ct.
al. Assumpsit. Foster g. Field for plf, Arthur
Brown for deft. Referred to H. F. Severens
Clark J. Whitney vs.. James McKibben. AS
sumpsit Stephenson g. Barnum for plff, Ia
Dor for deft. Continued on.
John I. Keables VS.. Moses Fish. Assump-
sit. Foster & Field for plff, Upton & Tucker,
Tor deft Referred to s. II. Backman.
Walter Odell VS.. Ansell E. Reynolds. AS
sumpsit. Stephenson & Barnum for piff.-
Judgment for default for Plaintiff for S1S3.5O
and costs.
Mach q Keables vs. Charles L. Galligan. Re-
plevin Foster & Field for pfs Upton e. Tuck
er for deft Tried by jury. Judgment for
defendant of return of property and costs.
William r. Hawkins vs. Jehiel Glidden et al.
Assumpsit. John Knowls for plf. Judgment
for plaintiff, by default, S241.2s and COSTS
Elizabeth steele vs.. Hubbell l.. Simpson.
Replevln. Upton & Tucker for plf. Foster &
Field for deft. Tried by Court. Judgment
for plaintiff without costs.
Il Nathaniel W. Knapp ct. al, vs.. Sanford D.
Wallace, ct. al. Assumpsit. Stephenson
Barnum for plff, Comstock for def. Continu.
ed without terms.
George w. Hall, ct. al, vs. Moses Hawley
Trover. Stephenson & Barnum forplffs, Balct
Smiley & b alch for def. Continued without
terms.
George S. Murphy We. Jeremiah iced, et al
Foster & Field for plff. Judgment for plaintiff
by default for s74s 81 and costs.
FRIDAY, Feb. 10.
Thomas Aruer vs. Allen Jordan, ct. al. Az
sumpslt. Upton & Tucker for plfr, Foster q
Field for deft. Continued without terms.
John r. Blackmer vs. Hubbcll L Simpson
Replevin. Upton g. Tucker for plff, Foster &
Field for def. Referred to s. II Blackman
Lewis c. Smith vs. John L. Keables. Re
pleyin. Upton & Tucker for pf, Foster & Fielt
for def. Referred to s. II. Blackman.
Joseph Roe vs. Morris ]. Newell Assump
s,t Richards for pff, Foster & Field for deft
Judgment for defendant.
George W. Rooms vs. Isaac W. Willard. As
sumpsit. John Knowles for plf, Stephenson
Barpum for deft. Judgment for plaintiff o
STAG.
Samuel I,ull vs. William Butler, ct. al. Nc
ton for new trial. Motion denied.
Homer 8. Mead va. Ebenezer M. Toof. Ar
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Business Notices.
A Tale OF Real Life, or a Real
Lively Tale.
by AL. GUIEN.


A story I'll tell you as well as can:
In Paw Paw lives wonderful man,
And he keeps store on the safest plan
or selling for cash, and they call him Van,
] And wonderful man is Van Auken.
His stock is large, as we'll as his store,
And he keeps Of clerks some less than score.
And his name in big letters is over the door,
And stream Of customers constantly pour
Right into the store Of Van Auken.
If you take walk adowu the street,
Most every man you chance to meet,
Will never stop friend to greet,
But says I've sold my pork and wheat,
And am going to the store Of Vau Auken."
His goods are selected with greatest care
With an eye to the beauty as well as the wear,
And he sells them so cheap that people stare
And cry II yum du declare
That's a Gerry cheap store OF Van Auken."
His teas, and coffees, and sugars, andsich,
Are kept for the poor as we'll as the rich,
And every one stares, and Hoosiers cry (which
When they tell them the price 30 low is the mich
At which they sell ut Van Auken's.
His boots are the best, both calf and kip,
And his stogas are made to strike fran the hip
They're 'bg thing on ice, for they never slip,
And they're warranted never to Gravel or rip"
And they sell them cheap at Van Auken's.
OF ladies' shoes there never could be
finer lot, just call and see
Some low in style, as well rs the fee,
And some come half way up to the
A modest man is Van Auken.
He keeps the best hats, caps and furs,
There is where my wife bought hers
Like digger Injun" in Mexican spurs.
She struts about in her bran new furs,
That che bought 20 cheap at Van Auken's.
Fine RIB ons, and laces, and things like these,
He keeps for the ladies, which soon as one sees
She buys, or goes straight home to tease
Her husband to buy, with do now, please
It's so nice and so cheap at Van Auken's."
His ready-made clothing, coats, vests and pants
Are just the thing to suit the gallants;
So bring on your cousins, uncles and aunts,
They'll surely find something to suit their wants.
At the lowest price at Van Auken's.
The best is always the cheapest to buy.
SO before you lay in your full supply,
Just call around and give Van try,
And if you buy once you'll always buy
Your goods at the store OF Van Auken
Then send the news on every gale,
Twill surely stop the doleful wall
OF high prlces at least $50 runs my tale"
Which is to be continued without fail,
And 80 is the store OF Van Auken
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CHANCERY SALE

BY virtue of decree made in the Circuit
Court for the County of Vau Buren,. i'll Chan
Gerry in a certain cause therein pending, where
in Sarah w. Phillips is complainant, and
Comfort Sparks is defendant bearing date April
21st, A. D., 1870. | shall Sc. at public vendue
to the highest bidder. on Monday the 9Th day
of March A. ID. 1871 at one o'clock in the
afternoon of that day at the front door of the
Court House in the village of Paw Paw Van
Buren, County and State Michigan, the follow
ing described pieces of land, viz: The west
half of the southwest quarter and the south
east quarter of the southwest of section num-
Der twenty-six (26) in township number three
(3, south of range number thirteen OBJ west,
all being in Van Buren, County Nj chigau ex-
ceptng therefrom twenty (2O) acres off the
north end of the west-half Of the south west
quarter, also that portion decided to McKeys &
Co. containing about one % acre adjoining the
above, also the right of way decided to the saio
Mckeys & &c, across the north part of the
south east quarter of the southwest quarter.
Dated Jan 18th, 1871 S25t7
JoHN KNowLS, Circuit Court Commissioner.
STEPHENSON & BARNUM, Sol'r. for Compile.
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The undersigned would respectfully announce
that with increased facilities, he will prosecute
the business in all it's branches. by keeping at
all times a large and we'll assorted stock Of
general Dry Goods, bought exclusively for
cash. We will eudeavor by strict attention to
Business, and selling good goods at the lowest
possible prices, to merit q continuance Of the
trade 30 literally bestowed upon us for years
past. w. j. SELIIcK.
Paw Paw, Jan. "a, II.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SINCE FEBRUARY 9Th.

SINCE FEBRUARY OH.
Emory o. Briggs and wife to William Web
ster. Feb. 1st Al acres and GA rods on q
sec 26 Bangor, S400
John Shaw and wife to Amos 5. Brown, Jan
10th, sec Is Columbia, $3.50.
Will II. s. Banks, by G. G. Com'r to J. Lyle
and F. w. Selick, Feb. 18th, sec 10 Por-
ter, S2608.
Ecanah II. Stedman and wife to Asahel A.
Hough, Jan. 9TH, e q of q sec Bangor,
$1,000.
John H. Bates and wife TO Harrison Cooley
Jan. 18th, acre on II q sec l6 Blooming
dale. 1915.
Lynn Kidder to 7. r. Harrison, Feb. 18th
acres on sec IL Paw Paw $780,
Hubbard Westcott to Hiram Westcott. Feb
Sd. of W q OF W q sec 81 Waverly 5000.
Francis A. Beardsley and wife to Edgar M
Bartoe. Feb. 14th, 13 acres on Q q sec Il
Bioomlngdale, $500.
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Chronometer Balances and Hair Springs ap-
piled to Swiss, American and English Lever
Watches, and Balance adjusted to Heat, Cold
and Position, at MELCHoR & WILSON'S Jewelry
Store Paw Paw, Mich. 829t5
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y. 3 YR N 6,
Manufacturer and Dealer III
EQQTS AND SEuES
Nan, vrpUrT PAW PAW

HAVING opened a Manufacturing Establish
ment for the above purpose, beg leave to in
form the dealers and citizens OF Van Buren,
County, that am able to furnish them with the
Best Of shop Made w OrlS.
the very lowest prices l manufacture all
Boots and Shoes, and am able to warrant
hem to the consumer
Mandatory, next door to Harrison Drug
Store. 727 ID BYRNS.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CUBsCRIBERS receiving their papers with an
- after the name are notified that their sub
scriptions will expire in two weeks, and those
marked Xxx have already expired
CONTRIBUTORS are requested to write with
Y INK, on ONE SIDE Of the SHEET ONLY.
Y the trua name Of the author, and in no in
stance will MSS be returned unless a stamp is
enclosed for that purpose.
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A FARM of 20 acres for sale, situated one and
one-fourth miles north Of Main street. in Paw
Paw. The place Is q desirable one, and Will be
sold cheap. A. w. CUMMINGS
Paw Paw, February /, 1871. S27tf
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NoT1cE.-All persons indebted to A. Van Au-
ken must cal at once and settle, or costs will
be made. Feb. Is, 1871. 829t4
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WE notice new Importation of Instruments
at the New Music Rooms. 1t is mystery
where all the Organs, Melodeons, ETC.. go to,
for every week brings new lot.
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ATTENTION. Send in your orders for SAP
PANS and SAP PALS. We are now prepared to
fill orders OH short notice. at the lowest market
prices. We also give notice that we can now
repair Rubber Rollers for Clothes Wringers.-
Again we say give us a call S29t2 MILLS Bro.
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g'Dys ~ 81.

offer my property IN Paw Paw consisting of
two stores, my house aud lot call deslrably To-
Gated, for sale. at very low igures-or L will
exchange them for a good farm, and give an
even trade L. A. GRANGER.
January 80, 1871. S27t3
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The copartnership heretofore existing un-
der the firm o. Il. W. a. W j. SellIck Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent
+. W. SELLIcK.
w. j. sSELIICK.
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New MUsIo.-The New Church Music Book
True Choir" by A. N. johnson, for ale by
e. Cook. S14tf
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For SALE CHEAP, by E. Cook good second
hand Melodeon, with sets Of Reeds and manu-
featured by Geo. Prince. 813.
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Go to vanAukens for your dry goods.

For Musical Instruments and New Music go
to Z. Cooks, Paw Paw.
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The great clearing-out sale of the season has
just commenced at Van Auken's. None should
miss this opportunity OF securing some Of the
great bargains now offered for it is fact
that he is selling many goods at half their
value.
The great rush is at Van Auken's.
40 pieces Of Flannel at half-price at Van
Aukens,
20 dozen Hose from 10 to % cents at Van
Auken's.
20 dozen Gloves at half price at Van Aukens
so pieces Cassmeres at less than the cost of
manufacture, now being closed out at Van
Aukens.
Save 20 per cent, by buying all your Goods
at Van Auken's.
Good Brown and Bleached Sheetings from s
to 10 cents at Van Aukens.
Nice Dress Goods at zoe worth 4Oc at Van
Auken's.
Great Bargains IN Black Alpacas at Van
Aukens.
Splendid Double Shawls at $500 worth IS 90
at Van Auken's.
A good Hoop Skirt for SOC at Van Auken's.
A good Cap for doc at Van Aukens.
A good Hat for Coo at Van Auken's
Clothing lover than was ever known-Good
suits from "a up, at Van Auken's.
Full stock Kip Boots, hand made, only SO. 80
at Van Auken's.
The choicest Teas at the lowest prices at Van
Auken's.
Everybody look well to your interests-buy
your Goods at the reliable store of A. Van Au-
ken.
All Goods at Van Auken's not found as rec
commended can he returned and the money will
be refunded. 1913
FoB SALE.-A few pairs, or trios, OF choice
Cochin's light aud dark Rramahs, and white
faced black Spanish fowls b. A. MURDOCH.
Paw Paw, Feb 1st 1871. S27t3.
LOST on Sunday evening, the 9Th inst,
Large Fur Cape between Paw Paw and Lawton
about O'CLOCK In the evening. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for its return to me at Lawton
Feb. s, 1871. (S2St2) j. l.. WILCOX.
Don't fail to call aud see those NEW style
hats at Mrs. Hoyl's, they are selling fast at low
prIces,
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CuANChRY NOTICE..

BY virtue OF - decree made in the Circuit
Court for the County of Van Buren,. In Cham
Gerry. in q certain cause therein pending where
in Henry l.. Robin ~ is Complainant, and
Zerah Shepard. Elizabeth Shepard, Horace Sc
bring, Daniel Spiccr, Franklin Il. Campbell
and John lhing are Cefendants bearing date
of the april Term, A. ID. 1869 1 shall sell at
public vendue to the highest bidder on Monday
the 18th day of March, A. ID. 1871, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon of that day, at the
front door of the Court House, in the village Of
Paw Paw, in the County of Van Buren, and
State of Michiran, the following described
piece or parcel OF land situated in the County
of Van Buren, and State Of Michigan to-wit :
Lot number four, in block number one ID in
Lawtoh's survey of the village Of Lawton, in
said County and State,
Dated Feb. %. 1871.
WILLIAM II. TUCKER,
Circuit Court Comr for Van Buren, Co., Mich.
Stephenson a Barnum, Complts Sol't's. 26t7
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THE ONO AND MANSFIELD II. R-On Tres

The OHIO AND MANSFIELD II. Ron Tues
dxy, the 18th inst, the formal ceremony of the
breaking OF ground, at the City of Battle
Creek, on the Ohio and Mansfield Railroad
took place. This ceremony was rendered quite
imposing by the presence of large assemblage
of the citizens Of Battle Greek and other points
along the line Of the road. In the evening the
officers OF the organiz alton and the prominent
movers and co-agitators of this work, sat down
to sumptuous banquet prepared for the oc-
casion. After the removal OF the cloth speeches
were made by number Of prominent persons
connected with the new enterprise
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 8.
Henry S. Graham vs. Will II. S. Banks. APP
peal. Dismissed for non-payment Of entry fee,
Challenger Wheeler vs Andrew Melock, ct al
Assumpst. G. W. Lawton for plff. Judg-
ment for plaintiff by default Of S2O0.75 and
costs.
Dolphin Morris VS.. Eugene Bitely. Suit re-
vived in the names of the executors.
Lydia Showers vs.. Jacob Showers. Verdict
for plff of $50 damages and costs.
Court adjourned sine die.
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MOST heart-rending and fatal casualty hap
pened to son OF Mrs. Fl. G. Gilbert, widow of
the late Col. H. G. Gilbert of Coldwater, on
Saturday, the 4th inst. 1t appears that re-
4Olver had found it's way into the house of
Mrs. Gilbert, as gift from friend. Master
Gilbert had been in the habit Of shooting the
revolver from a chamber window-and on this
were making some calls upon lady friends, the
boy went up to the chamber for the purpose of
indulging in the practice Of shooting from the
chamber window, when through some careless
ness or accident the pistol was prematurely
discharged-the ball taking effect in the fore
head, just above one eye-which caused instan-
taneous death.
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RoBBED.-On Tuesday, last Prof. Jennings,
Of the Lawton Union School, received five
hundred dollars in currency, which he carried
with him to bis room on retiring for the night,
aud placed under his pillow. Some time dur
ing the night the Prof. was awakened by some
ones hand disturbing his pillow. He proceeded
TO open drawer at the head OF his bed, for
the purpose of securing revolver which was
in the drawer Whereon the unknown person
in the room beat a hasty retreat with the
booty and locking Mr.. Jennings in his room
while he inside his escape with the plumber
We understand that no clue to the perpetrator
has as yet been obtained.
The above 10 as the case was related to us.
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Don't fail TO call aud see those NEW style
hats at Mrs. Hoyt's, they are selling fast at low
prices.
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FIRE.-From the Allegan Journal of Feb.
18th, we learn that the Depot buildings of the
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad
at that place, was consumed by fire on the 18th,
inst. Loss $780, Most of the freight and
express matter was saved
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FATAL ACADEMIA son Of Daniel D. Davis,
of this town, aged Is years, while numbering
ID the woods some four miles from this village,
was killed by large saw log tipping over upon
him, crushing him to death. The log weighing
some thirty hundred pounds fell across his
chest and could not be moved for come five
minutes. He lived some twelve hours al
though unconscious =AlleqGn Journal.
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The following is from the st. Joseph Travel
Ter. What is meant by appeal?
The County Superintendent System, has
been pretty generally discussed by our people,
both in the Lyceum and in the street, petit
ton in favor Of the appeal Of the law is in cir
.culation, also remonstrance. Some are in
favor of the appeal, but many would prefer to
have the present system tried little longer.
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NO these $50 in currency,
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SILESIA,
CAPTAIN N Tratmann, will sail November 81 1871 at
+. NJ. for hamburg,
taking passengers from York 10 Plymouth, London.
Cherbourg Hamburg.
First Cabin @l20 Second Cabin S73 Storage $50 gold
PAYABLE In United States gold
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General Agents, General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street, n. Y No. s Barclay street, n. y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For Southampton and Bremen.
The steamship BREMEE, Captain W Ladewiss, will sail
Saturday, Nov. 49, r. NJ, Bremen pier,
Third stree Hobokcn TO be followed amship WISER
Captain w. H. Wenke, on Saturday, Nov ~ =
Rates Of to Loudon HAvre and Bremen, payable
IN gold or Its equivalent In currency
SccOnu CaOlD
0ELRICuS 4 Co, Agents,
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DY YouN0 PERSONA SITUATION AS LApy,s
- tneli o. 70 WAL on or take care Of elderly LADY
speaks French no objection to travel Address MARTY
Herald ppiown Branch Once, l,265 Broadwsy