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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
StaOt Baltimore.

gSettere Saro > Sera nj nj IL II
Den Gm 9ienitu9Sza benbc fan0en auBer
ben bereitS erluIbntelt nod Sablreidc anbere
polittideG mmlin9en ltatt, i'll bcnen Oele-
gatcil fir bic beutige Examinations : @6s
ItimnunQ crruGblt murbcn. SNn Der II. Bdro
er>udblte man Dennis Sir6O, Sutton 0ebrin9,
Wtlbelm 90. Sruif, @eorg .. Wtegcl ulb
0apto Quc6ei. - Su Der 16. g8arb lpuroer
,uei 0cle9ationcn errpdblt: Nr. 1-Samucl
@bite, Sobn 3. Nteeter, Sol. ,3ipprian, @ul.
s.. Iairaa mn Safcb Beters bicie lit iitr
Sru. Seurp 0upal ulS Staat8ienator, ltnb
wegeu oes Sailies 1T Ie ;ruiitcu ben 66. s.
b0lanb NIB 8. u. Jteeo getbeilt. Or. p
6ifarO 6. Sisnsu, 6. Z. Sdnls, Sames
RlIaent, Saipar Nerbcrt uro q. 9S. Qeplon.
0ic'2 2. Delegation miinitt Die domination
oes S6erIten 9enion fiir ben Seuat rlnO bon
8m. 3. Martlano fir oaS Saus.
- Ath Die II. Waro ifidt 5iuei 0elcga=
%tionen: Gr, = obn 6itgatrid, Sbarles
@bettis, Gbonlas Eaplor, @m. 3. Dtount'
garitp mo Sob. Otectb; SIR. p elrp Gof.
Inns, Sob. Saiclbergcr, Carl 8nrm, Mihael
Giier uuo Daniel i3immer. SciOe 0elcga
tiouen iiub fir Obert Oenion; Die Gritere
miiniht Die Homination btS prn. 9auiel
Biquett, bic attoerc bic oeS '9rn. u. q. Scig
fnr oas 9aus:
Sil OCT SSafo phroen !ei9eHoe 2eriell
ripaglt: Srlce p 2oooS, yI9ael u. Wfhl'
lln, 5tlo geirer, Geo. SnWgelnlsr IHo ,.
Y. Sefenoer9er, oleleloen tho lhlfHlft'
pm. ". u. Strt Iul oas Oee9aleh9ahs 81
tonttlirert.
Su bieien beiBen Gagen ifeillt
N9 hoerau aut @roen Ger !uGftld)eh lorpopl,
wie Der Glcmente Gin pabuinni9er Saumel
eefnadltl9t gu paoel,: Sn vfe'p'Yorta AM II.
Suli aifru9r; III Sree1rptd, ilno 2Sten, mic
aus oel Uienna9s'Hapeioepelpeh crltGtlldl
am IL, reg. lo.Snl aItta9f; IN Slhcellles
lno J9eltns turGtoare Grplotonen mil gro
Belt Wtep)9eaoerllllien; I'M inoild)eh ocean
unief9an9 etiteS SnlneS nut 30 Yerlonen;
I'M grled]tld)el1 ardlpelagls flie9t eth Shtft
III Die Hntt, mopet hoer 40 Wterldlen %linlioil1-
men; III ben lapaiitrld)el1 Selpdferl jerltort
elm turhtbarer 2ppbon cine Slotttlle bon 7
Shtt1e1--eS ptro talt ll19enllitbll6 allt Der
alien Groe, aber Der 2rlibel 1T, man fam
lltd)t neg. .nS mare ood] cn 3anbcrmantel
mem lllo mug, ct mlb"-antf renloe Sterne,
nlod1te man, 6ault parootreno, rllfeH. bod
iper melB, N iuelfe Selelldatt man oa &C.
rain DE Spectral'a Halgtlter ino SSeltell'
erlorlfer gaben berans9ebradlt, oaB auf Dem
Utono telne Sell1tl9telt er'ltlrt, allo and
fem rgn9er." Biir Seltld)e mare eS nit benz
anter1tbalt bort allo Ntd)ts, lito OaS !3eug,
ioeldss ahl oen anoerel @eltlrhsn oerSaptt
wtro, mag aidl earilad) ZEN: Gs IT. amSnoe
oodl nod am Seien bier. Ntat fuetB tpenl9'
items, poran man ut.
Neue ON pa9nte9el4dtte nnn
an oefe Vel9 II gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
gslearaphilhce 2laerlet.

Der lp9elQnnte nGinbredler VlIp," en-
beriiAtisteS Subiett, 1T geitern pom Der Yos
liSsi nod persweiielter @%sgenwebr III Ybila.
belpbia perbaftet uoroeu. Die S%pieB9eeuen
Des SilD oran9cn auf bic Seamten en- upo
l6lu9en ie uabarmbeStg.
@ouaro 8irabed, ein pcutider 8nabe
non II Sahren, ltiirSte aeitern in &olton ourd
eiu 0alsitter cine S6he bon go Sup binab.
Der &nabe blieb aui Der Steae toOt. 0eine
@lteri lpobnen in ytep.DOrf.
Garf Woroboff If aus Der Gebaftion Der
.Gpening Yoit" III Weps Dori a%usseidiesen,
- g. Dt. aoperiose, friiber @enefal. Aseni
Der ,0iutnal 1enefit;9sbens . Saniherunss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
lGinaeianOt.l II. Warb.

Sr. Gteoaftenr - @iner Der ebrenluertbe-
fen WtGnuer, weldle ais Garoibaten fir ben
Stabtratb s%enanut woroer, IT 9r. SEQ. II.
Nprter, Der betannte Sefretar Der 9anbelSs
bbrie uno lpcrais9eber oeS ''Price Current >
gr lit bon ben bcten 8iir9ern ocr ID. Warb
fiir BEL |. i3weig altselicat worben, unb bic
SiirSer jcneS Staottbeils erbalten rddlite Wos
die cine praftiihe Selegeabeit, bic SbatIad)e
feitiuitellen, oaB ibicn uuter alien umitdnoen
oaral selesen 1T, ebrcnbafte, tiidtige uab
rettlide WGrner in ben Staotratb 81 leneen.
tSr. y. 1T ipcber eiu profeiioneler Bolitifer,
nod, aemter. aipirant, %ioiSern pielmebr ein
sriilOlid sebtloeter@ eidditsmann, Der idfieB'
lid MIR auf oas Srdnsen Sablreii|er 6reunoe
iidl entidlob, ieinen Wamcn aaf bic &anbiba-
tenlilte le4en au laiien, Dtan priie aeuaA
Die Dfduuer, ipelhe in Der IA. Waro bic
Stimmen Der Siir9cr iufen uno Der Sergleid
muB utter alien nmidnoen Su @uniten beS
5rn. Yorter ausfalen. Sbm geb0rt bic
Stlmlle zines
ieben bentiden @boptiubiirsers,,
r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
81 Wiu. catalina.

Ser Saltimorcr Episcopal Wtetbooii"
iagt: ,Bir MAIDEN uniere 9eier auf eineS ti5,e
ii6er FL Vino Catalina IN elmer anSerenS palte
unieres Slattes aufmerfiam. 0ieier artifel
1T onrd cine alneritauiidc @eieaidaft impor-
tirt uno piro obre 3rpeifel BON Tanieuoel Sc
brandt merben. Oa mir nit elmer Slaibe
o%erielben bon Der @eielidaft becbrt Wurper,
10 fonnen mir iagea, baB ct eiu por3iiglider
Irtitel 1T, uno boffet MIR, baB berielbe bic
pielen ih1olidenSonicS ODER Sitteren ans benz
Mtarfte psrbringen wirb. Gr ideint ein bel
Meitem porSiigliherer artifel, ais irsenb ei.
lier, Der hem a%merifaniiden Solfe bis ieet of
ferirt lporbert, sn iein." (Suli12, IS. t&m4.p )
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20

oaucrnben auipruf aui bic 0aHt6urteit uler
0eutif)en errporbeH. 9ud 1T cr Gin Segner
Der leberi ebrIid)tu arbeiter 6onturren; ma.
denaen 3udltbauSs Arbeit. Stirnmt oaber
beute fir bieien @hreumann, reip. fit ben III
Der 20. BarO aufgeteaten 9elegatenSettel.
Siebe 6enielben all anoerer StellC!
H1) Stele Seutid,e Der 30. @are.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
SnNrSf1ne.

Sim is. Sull Gatbarina Cutter in, 60. eebens>
iabre.
Am 10. SuIi Sarrie Wfa 4dlbiih, 10 Ionate
nno 2 Wohen ait, etnSi9eS 3tno bon Wilbelm Ii. Der
perltorbenen Wfarta y. aal6fuB.
YIN Is. Sui Gmma SBinter, So6tsr bon Bllb.
uno emma gBinter.
2ebensiabre.
am 10. Suit MARION =. @eptr, II Wonats II. 2
gBoden alt.
Qm 10. Wiot in 9remerbapsn Guitar &onttleben
i'm 50. Sabre ibres 9ebens.
Vim 10. Sui Seinrid, sSibler i'm IS. Ssbsnss
iabre.
alt, Sobn pom @atbarine unb oes peritorbenen liibaet
8oudet
am is. Sufi Marie GhriRiane D~eeetnssr, 8
Sabre, 10 Wionate nnb IS Gage alt, iinSite Go4ter
BON Gmanuel uno 0atb. WteoiH9er.
am IS. SuIt w see Garter, 3 Sabre II. % 2a9e
alt, Sodter BON Bernard uno Wlarp y. Garter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
Tdtr SdUcu.

Giner Der 6etiebteiten 9aiorte, ,uobln Die 9attimo.
rer in ben bei5en Sommsytasen 5ieben, nit cine nnges
ne9nie Waiieriabrt ~ sslieSen uno ani Stranec iriihs
Der i66ne Dampisr nWidtilo0" idbrt t5slib Yiorgens
s lbr nab benz Ilate ab uno tetrt IDenos 8 lbr 5u'
rid. Yin ieoem Wtontag uno Sonnabeno rlo9t oer
8Gmpier nod clue Sa6rt Wadmitta9s 2 ubr. Am
Gtate betineet iid elm uortreifiid 9eiibrtes Sotcl mo
ale BON @rcurlioniien aepilninten YequemLidteiten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20

n1 5ir oas tIuterbaus Der @eies0ebun9 empRebIt
iib ben S'iraern rcr IL. Mari Or. Gbaiftp, Elm
Ytann BON itren9er aebtidteit, nelder In leirer tan9s
idbri9en politiihen SGrrieie bereits mandbe quite WiaBs
tudbtt iuer6en iolte, ittne @onittueRteu i~eoeuians
f5hin rpnrSfpuftrfu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
Saamn9 Der ScmDfrnttI6>cOnz
IcrpatiOcn StnatSzS UnOcn=
tium ppm NsurDlauo.

Rominatiou res Nd,tb. SBm. %s'infnep 9Sbptc
fiir IA. NCuocrueurSs, res Don. II. ".
Spcffer iiir sas Senerdl:St datsdmtpalte
unS res Gpl. gcpin u. 9Sppliurt iir eds
GpulrpleurS:Nmt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20

DSg- @ir psrpetieu apf bic Noti5, in
ipelher Sr. St irf ais Ganbibat fir Die &C.
i~eeSebung ans Der 20. 8aro parm empfob.
len niro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20

Mn bic Sentfdpcn Der 20. NBaro.
Der bisberi9e Abgcorbnets in Der @elee.
sebnng, Sr. Geor9e ". &irf, bat I'D
ourd) iein nnermiiolipeS 8ir.en fir Auibe-
buH9 Der antSBiSen Sonnta9sseieee cinsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20

am Is. Snli burb gator 6loier Gepra .. Wit.
tin nit Sri. Gliiabetb Biesborh, Seioe non SGl'
timore.
am 6. SnIl bur6 gaior Dlit9en @eora n. Din,
fsl NIT SRI. Sopbie %. Sue Don Soipar6 : 9ountp,
MarutaHo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
NpIu WrpDe

lpuroe Dor 9urasm fir ole Sommsrfaiion %eroifnet.
Smet Dampier (tbrs abiabrtsleltsn ltebs ip Der be-
les belicbeu 8erSni9nnseortes nit Der Sta6t uno
MAIDEN tdsli1 Sonnabeno uno Sonntas aus9e=
nomrlen % Sins unb Serfabrten. Der Blae TT mi
ueueu 9~auliGteiten unb Anlasen ueriebeu, bic Slide
trefflid beiieat, Spirituoien aber oerpont.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20

Die @rimdriUabt fir bic SeIetz
gcbnnG.
Seutc Fnoet bic @r' udrlpabl ihr bic @eissges
bune matt. 3u ben i'm b,Ioc htitHoIiben Snnetoas
ten geboren:
/. lBGr0 9r. JGmeS ". Gamer;
3. gSaro-3r.R obevt mtcMuiTer;
@, 9Bdro Or. 9lIcE. y. SpbbS;
10. gputb -Sr. GEO. y. eGgcls,
Sr. ". y. s.. Stdub,
6r. !. NJ. Sr1pcre;
%. g1Gro - Sr. Z. ~ Snmmanu,
Or. GeD. '. Shnitu;
10. Garo (iIr oeu Senat oes ., StSrittcsl
9Idtb. =. M. Scniou
tilr oue uuterbluel
Sr. y. Y. SdrIg.
gpie unIere Scicr ertbeU mcrotn, ut od6 oeutlpe
abop.ipb Irae e element IN ben Obcn geHGUuten gSGrhs
nut ~pertrcten uuo Ole ScpsrbIgB cine Ieo4Gtte.
Sel6itperitdnoltb itber mir elmer moaltdit Bnbitet
den gstbeiliguR0 an Der grludriUlbl ent9c9eH, uno
MAIDEN mir Gui Sic 4ihtiatett ocriclbCu auinltrttam,
nm aud Die SHbiiftrcRtciteH sum y eiuheo St.nmz
pldtes duilumuUttrn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20

m- Die beuti6tn Wit9lieber Der We-
tn oot fenftrhe MAIDEN mir ~befonoere dut bic
t~2.td9i9e easerueriammIuns In 9offmann's @sbot,
aufmertiant, pelde ON 20. b. W. be8innt; td9lid
iueroen osntiGe Vrsnisten sebalten, une tipar irlb
XII mo Mbenos No rbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20
an bic Seutiden Der 2. aDaro /!
Gin groses llnrcdt, Ia, cine WtiBahtuns ibrsr ei9s
len Snterciicn iuiiroe bic Seuolierun9 bcr 2. Wdr
Iegeben, luenn lie
!Nru. !Gciurid 0Seite1

niht lpic0er In Den Staotratb nablen lplroe. Nies
mauo fam leu8nen, oab Sr. gSeisel eiirtg iih be-
niiibt bat. Die Sntereien Der Darb, iuSbeionbere oies
ienisen ibrcr bcutidenS spobner, mad, 9riiten Su ipr=
bern. 2aiie man lb bGbcr burd Die fatibcn an9abcn,
ipeld.e feline ~Sfiuafen iiUer ibn lno ieir itaptrdtblideS
98irfen5 n perbreiteu iuhsn, nibt ire Ieiten. Sttinnr
lest Die groBe Wtebrbeit Der Stimmen fallen.
(t70-S1 Siele eeutid,e Sirser Der g. SSars.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20

Ryr Sic nSirgeri d. ii Sen" balten
beuteBrsisidieBen, all BEN aud 0amen Sbeil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20

Die efite Der beuOrtebcnoen StGatSmab
len iinoet in Sentudp, am eritcn0 ienltdge i'm
auguit, fat. Sb9leif porauSjuiebe1 1T,
SaB Der Staat ben 9emotratet perbletben
miro, 10 lniien es bod Die 9fepnblifarer l1iAt
al aultren9uugeu feblen, nm Senet oclt Steg
ltreiti9 Su MAIDEN. 0a8 leiBt man, ge9en
6as &ei9id nit Ncgeritimmet ontdmpten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-20

Rem gorf, 49,. 3uli. Tsad ben
9iiten Der GoroaerS Office ,uuroen iudbrenb
bes AnirubrS As Berionen gctDbtet. Die Na'
tioualitat mad iino Die Gooten nuo &erwnn'
0etelt. 10.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment of
the money secured to be paid by certain ln-
denture Of Mortgage bearing the twenty-fifth
(25) day OF November, A. ID. 1870, executed
and delivered by Friedrich H. Browne and Ruth
A. Browne, his wife, Of Columbia Township,
Van Buren County, Michigan, to Charles r.
Bates and John II. Bates, surviving partners OF
Bassett, Bates and Bates, OF Kalamazoo, Kala-
mazoo County, State aforesaid, and recorded
in the Office OF the Register Of Deeds for said
County OF Van Buren,, ~ Llber '5" Of Mort
cages, on the "26" day Of November, A. ID.
1870 on page POI, on which Mortgage there is
claimed to be due aud unpaid at the date hereof
the sum of One Hundred and twelve and nine-
100ths dollars ($112.09) besides an Attorney
fee therein stipulated to be paid ia case OF any
gage. and no suit at Law or in Equity having
been instituted for the recovery or the same,
or any part thereof. Notice is therefore here
by given. that by virtue Of the power Of sale
III said Mortgage contained and the statute IN
such case made and provided, all that certain
piece and parcel of Land situate and being in
the County OF Van Buren,. and State OF Mich-
gan. known and described as follows, VIZ:
The east half Of the following described par
GEL Wis Commencing Fhirty-four (34) rods
east Of the southwest corner Of section Twenty
eight (2S) in township One CD south Of Range
fifteen Q5) west, thence east eight rods, thence
north eleven and one half rods, thence west
eight (S) rods. thence south to the place Of be-
ginning, will be sold at the front door Of the
Court House in the village OF Paw Paw, in
said County OF Van Buren,. that being the place
Of holding the Circuit Court for said County,
by the Sheriff thereof ON Saturday, the 29th
day OF October. 1871, at one o'clock in the
afternoon Of that day, to satisfy said Mortgage
and the interest and costs due thereon.
Dated July Goth, 1871. 853t13
CHARLES r. BATES q JOHN II. BATES,
STEPHENSON d BARNUM, Mortgages.
Attorneys for Mortgages.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

past week. According to these authori.
ties, we are pack of cut threats,
'roghs, rioters 'ensanguined rufhns,
more like idiots than men, fitted only
to browse, instead of carrying our heads
erect like other mortals,' traitors to the
laws of this country etc., etc. We ex-
pected no fair treatment from the 1rt
bnne or Times, the latter particularly /;
yet even they could not Guido in rabid'
ness against us either the Sun or Herald.
Let both these find that we have mem.
cries. The World and Star faced the
crisis of Wednesday in the spirit of
fair play, evenness of temper, and good
cool judgment. They have our thanks
and the thanks of our people, and have
we'll merited consistent support at our
hands,"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04
MORTGAGE SALE-

DEFAULT having been made in the cond-
tione OF certain Mortgage, (whereby the
power therein contained to sell has become
operative executed by James =. Fox, Of Van
son, Of the same place. bearing date the TWEEN
ty-first (21st) day Of October, A. ID. eight
cen hundred and sixtynlne, and recorded In
the Office Of the Register Of Deeds, for the
County Of Van Buren,, in said State of MIichi-
gan, on the eleventh Q1th) day Of November,
A. d., eighteen hundred and sixty-nine, IN
Liber "W," OF Mortgages, on page 545, and
which said indenture OF mortgage was duly as
signed OH the tenth Q0th) day Of February, A.
ID. eighteen hundred and seventy by the said
Luclus n. Robinson to Nathaniel M. Pugaley,
Of the aforesaid County and State, and which
said assignment was duly recorded IN the Office
OF the Register OF Deeds, for the County Of
Van Buren,, in the State OF Michigan, on the
fourteenth (14thO day Of February, A. d.
eighteen hundred and seventy In Liber ~
OF Mortgages on page 159, upon which mortgage
there ia claimed to be due, at the date Of this
notice, the sum OF eight hundred and twenty
four dollars and six cents ($82406) and no suit
or proceedings at law having been instituted to
recover any part thereof,
Notice is therefore hereby given, that on
Monday, the thirteth (30th) day Of October,
next at ten o'clock in the forenoon, shall sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, (sale
to take place at the front door Of the Van Bu-
rem County Circuit Court House, in the village
Of Paw Paw the premises described in said
mortgage, or 20 much thereof as shall be nee
essary to satisfy the amount due on such mort
gage, with ten per cent interest, and legal COSTS
together with an attorney fee Of twenty. five dol
lars covenanted for therein, that is to say, the
following piece or parcel OF land situated in Van
Buren, County, in the State OF Michigan, VIZ
The south west quarter OF South west quarter
of section eleven Q1) in township two co south
OF range fourteen (14) west.
Dated July Goth, A. ID. 1871. 853t13
N. M. PUGSLEY, Assignee Of Mortgage.
G. A. HARRISON, Attorney for Assignee
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04


Tie IRISH People of this week de.
votes itself with extraordinary energy
to the task of keeping alive the spirit
of faction and murder in the breasts of
that unfortunate race. 1t describes the
encounters of the military and police
with the rioters as series of battles"
denounces Gov. Hoffman as the produ-
Ger of murder, and calls "upon the
friends of the murdered citizens, by
every duty which they owe to society
and to themselves, to raise this issue at
he proper tribunals of the country, and
70 cite Gov. Hoffman before jury of
his peers to answer to charge of muir
DER" Its leading article bears the title,
Is John T. Hoffman, Governor of the
State of New York, murderer -
The following are some extracts which
might HAYS been Of different character
had the slaughter been of Orangemen,
as originally contemplated by the lamb.
ike Hibernians: con the 18th Of July
last year innocent blood was spilled in
this city in consequence of parade of
Orange fanatics who were permitted,
under the guise Of American rights, to
desecrate this hitherto free soil of
America -no longer free until the blood
Of our murdered citizens be atoned for
by ample punishment, even the punish.
ment of death on the authors of last
Wednesdays massacre
&" In moment of vaciliation and
womanly weakness, for which there can
be no pardon, John T. Hoffman, elected
to be Governor of the State of New
York by the snHrages of the Irish peo-
pie, came to this city, and usurping a
power which did not properly, and, under
the circumstances, belong to him, re-
voked the order of Superintendent
Kelso, and thereafter issued procla
nation giving authority to the Orange
men to parade and break the peace Of
the city at will. Nay, more, the pro
lection of the National Guard, with
that of the municipal police, was prom
ised to the Orangemcn by John L
Hoffman. Such an incentive to muir
der was, perhaps, never known before il
this or any other country
1.-The Irishman, woman, or chile
who is ever known in the future to buy
the Herald and Sun newspapers t
read them, or liften to them being read
richly deserves to bear the contumely
cold.blooded taunts and unmeasureC
abuse heaped upon their name and rae,
by those truculent papers during tn,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-08-04

ADMINISTRATION the Decatur
Republican, we learn that the Dun.
combe House Saloon has started on its
pilgrimage down Phelps, to take up its
future quarters on the N. Z. corner of
Phelps and Sherwood streets, fronting
the r. r. Passenger Depot, and that
the "Duncombe" is very soon to follow
and locate on the same corner.
In order to make room for the new
order of things, small building used
as an Office and store room by Messrs.
Blowers and Van Ness, dealers in agri-
cultural implements, standing on this
ground, had to be removed. Mr..
Haynes, the owner of the small build
ing, rented the lot belonging to H. d.
Forsythe located about the middle Of
the burnt district on Phelps, and moved
on to it. The latter act, it appears, was
not pleasing to some persons in that
quarter of the town, and they com.
menced talking-and having commenced
they probably forgot to stop, and not
having stopped in proper season good
many things were said that had better
been left unsaid, but having been said
in the hearing of some of the boys who
were in for fun on all occasions, led to
results which all engaged in, who are
now heartily, or at least ought to be,
ashamed of it. Twenty or thirty per-
sons, so says the account, assembled in
the evening and at the hour of low
twelve, made a very valorous assault on
the building, emptying its contents into
the street, and then attempted to over
turn it into an old cellar. The account
further says that Mr.. Haynes put in an
appearance, when some very rare feats
of expeditions locomotlon were per-
formed that would have done honor to
the most expert circus performer, and
much to the detriment of the growing
corn and other garden crops of d. W.
Leavens, as well as some old and rather
dilapidated fences which is said to have
been pretty effectualty demolished dur
ing the stampede. The account goes on
to further state that some of the boys
of larger growth. returned and cast
stones and billets of wood at the build
ing, and continued to amuse themselves
in that manner throug hout the remain
der of the nig ht. The account contin'
ues and gives some names, but as every
one who was in any way connected in
this matter, either actively or by word
of mouth. giving encouragement, are so
thoroughly ashamed of their conduct,
and so anxious to make amends and
atonement for their breach of good
breeding in meddling with that which
belonged to them not" that we will
give never a name.
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