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The New York herald., 1871-03-13
The Troubles Subsiding-Thc Negroes Invited
to Lay Down Their Arms and Retura
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
MARCH Is.

MARCH Is.
155S-Orsini and Perri, the attempted assessins of
the Emperor Louis Napoleon, executed in
Paris.
1s41-The steamship President left New York for
1569-Battle OF Jarnac France occurred. Duke Of
Anjou, afterwards Henry Ill. Of France, de-
feateu the HuguenotS.
1470-Batte OF Stamford, England; Yorkists de.
feated BY the Lancastrians.
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To Remove Dandrun, to Keep tho Hair
pure and FREQ from scur anchor fry the SCALP 10
give ustre preserve its COLOR quicken growth to
improve its texture, make and keep what ousn. 70
bs-,he crownng personal charm Of both sexes- IL only
necessary TO use BURNEr1s COCAINE as daily dress
ing
This preparation has sustained an unparalleled and world
wide popularity for the past fifteen years.
CHAMPION SAFES
2Sl Broadway, corner Murray Ee,st
A.-FeE q Stylish and Elesnnt spriss Has
call on DOUGAN, l0s Nassau corner OF Ann straet.
A Speciality .-Gentiemen's silk Hats, 81
faG1s street
All the Spring styles of Hats for Gents.
j. r. TERRY, 10 Union square
Gentlcmen's Hafs-Spng Style-Seven Doll
lars wARNOCK CO., 5l9 Broadway.
nToet & Chandon's
well assorted invoice OF these superior Wnes
lust received and for sale
with ali lrs dealers In wines mere;
ANTHONY OECHS
Sole Agent in the United States
NEW YORK, March s, 1871.
The poor I.i,fIe sufferer will be Immedts
.,oiv rsisveJ by using Mrs. wINSLoWS SOOTHING
SYkUp for children teethtng
While Waiting Tor Ceugh ITO Ge as Ae
came" YOU are often sowing seeds OF Consumption.
for all Coughs aud Colds SOLD everywhere
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RothermeI,s s.BattIe OF Gettysburg.n

The "Batte OF Gettysburg" by Mr.. p F. Rother-
mel, is the largest ana. according to the Philadel-
pha journals, one OF the finest battle pieces painted
for many years by an American artist. 1t is now on
exhibition In Philadelphia. The example set by the
Legislature OF Pennsylvania In commissioning Mr..
Rothermel to paint this historical picture might
well followed by the Legislatures Of other States.
The picture represents the moment the third de-
csive day when Colonel Haskell tells General Meade
that the enemy are being repulsed and the General
eXclaims, THANK God ~
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All the Spring styles of Hats for Gents
Youths Boys, Ladies, Misses and Children now ready
j. X. TERRY, l9 Union square
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A.-For a Stylish and Elegant Spring Has
call on DOUGAN, loa Nassau, corner OF Ann s,rast.
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Observation-Disclosures silk Hats, 81
Broadway styles at about half Broadway prices.
c. D. d. HAT COMPANY, IL Cortlandt street.
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Gentlcmen,s Hars-Spinx StyIe-S,even Doll
lars. WARNOCK 4 CO., SIG Broadway.
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A.-hefring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
Hl Broadway, corner Murray re,.t
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This preparation has sustained unparalleled and world
wide popularity for the past fifteen years.
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Serious Political Agitation in Various
Districts Of the Kingdom.
The Mayor and Officers Of Alicante in Fatal
Collision With an Armed Mob.
King Amadeus Trip to Meet the
Queen Suspended.
The Animating Sentiment of the
Iberian "Reds."
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March II, 1871.
received brief, but very significant and
important special telegraph letter from the
HERALD correspondent in Madrid this morning,
and proceed to forward its contents to New
York by cable report.
The HERALD special writer dates in the
Spanish capital on the 11th instant, in the
evening, and says The political agitation is
extending and becoming more fierce in differ
ent portions Of the kingdom.
/ have to announce to-day the preva-
lance Of serious riotous disturbances
in the provinces. In the city Of Alicante
the insurgents, for they may be classed very
fairly as such, have come into direct collision
with the authorities. The members of an
armed mob have just fired on the Mayor OF
the town when he was, at the head of the
municipal officers, engaged in the dispersion
of tumultuous assemblage.
counter.
The candidates of the electoral opposition
who are seeking for seats in the Cortes are
obtaining triumph in many of the parla-
mentary districts in consequence of the ex-
istence of this condition of affairs.
THE KING ANXIOUS; OR INUNDATED?
His Majesty King Amadeus remains in the
capital having suspended his preparations
for the purpose of making trip to Alassio to
meet the Queen Maria Victoria, who is now
conyalescent from her recent attack Of illness,
but awaits the advent of her husband before
she journeys onward towards Madrid. -.~
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The Poor Lrfle sufferer will be Immedis
.,eiv relieved by using Mrs. WINSLoW'S SOOTHING
SYkUP for children teething
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nToet & Chandon's
Champsgnes
well assorted invoice OF these superior Nnes
iust received and for sale
with ali drst class dealers In wines mere;
ANTHONY OECHs,
Sole Agent in the United states.
NEW YORK, March 8, 1871
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while Waiting Tor n Cough ssTo Go as Ie

came" you often sowing the seeds OF Consumpaoo
Better try at once JAYNE's ExPECToRANT, sure
for all Coughs and Colds. SOLD everywhere
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Appalling Ca lamity at New Hamburg. n. "
Two Trains Collide Upon a Bridge-The
Trains and Bridge Pestroyed by

Appa Hing ca lamity at New Hamburg. n. "
Two Trains Collide Upon n Bridge-The
Trains and Bridge pcstroyed by
fire-Passcngers Literally
Roasted Alive.
PouGHxEEpsIE, N. Y. Feb. IAN accident
occurred on the Hudson River railroad last
night. at New Hamburg. caused by an oil train
bound north catching fire and setting the
bridge at New Hamburg also on fire. The
racine express came up and ran into the oil
way under the weight, when the train vent
down in jumbled mass. The locomotive, ex-
press car. baggage car, Pullman car, and the
coach and sleeping car Of the express, went
down with a crash. The engineer OF the ex-
press train was killed also, the conductor OF
the Pullman car and brakeman. Several pass
myers on the Pullman and sleeping cars, I'M
alb, o to get out when the crash occurred, we're
burn ed to death or drowned.
The scene at the track is fearful One corps
OF physlt'ians are there from Poughkeepsle to
attend tho wounded and dying, and search is
now being made for dead bodies Further
particulars and the number Of dead and
wounded cannot be ascertained at this hour.
Doc Simmons, engineer, Peter Vossburgh,
conductor OF the Pullman car, and the brake
man are known to be killed.
New YORK, Feb. THE latest dispatches
report about twenty-five persons killed, and at
least forty or fifty wounded, by the Hudson
River railway accident
Several members of the Legislature are be-
heved to have been killed.
1t is supposed that number OF passengers
have been slowly burned to death and suffered
lntensest agony.
Full particulars are not to be had for some
hours.
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HOTEL BURNED.-The Croker House OF
Bloomingdale was burned between the hours
Of one and two o'clock p. NJ. on Thursday OF
last week. together with all the effects which
we're IN it at the time. The fire had made 20
much progress before Its discovery, that the
roof fell in before any Of the effects could be
removed The loss is reported at about $4,000.
The loss falls mostly on the proprletors Messrs.
Geo A. Bush and VIM. Seeley. There was in
suranee on the property to the amount of
$780, in companies represented by Messrs.
Knowls & Stephenson. Insurance Agents at
Paw Paw.
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The famous Albion College Will case was
decided in the Probate Court of Ann Arbor,
Saturday last. The College claimed $15, 900
from the estate Of the late Polly Gould, on the
ground that she verbally promised while living
to give that amount to the College. The claim
was disallowed. The Court held that the con-
tract was never completed between the two
parties, and the claim being merely charitable
1t was not enforceable by law.
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Dry Goods

BUSINESS. But still We arc not so vain ~
10 think we can convince every one OF tho
honesty OF our iatcntions there will no doubt
be some Who will laugh at the idea OF Msr-
chant selling Goods at Cost, however much 1t
NAV be 30 his advantage TO do so, and declare
il a humbug got up fer the purpose Of imposing
upsu the credulcus. But to such we say. IN
all charity call upon us and If we do not con-
vince YOU that we act in good faith, and offer
our Goods impar,i lily end unreseryedly, wa
will give you liberty to explode the whola-
With this explanation of orr intentions, 10
once more come before the public and respect
fully invite the attention of our friends, gus
toners, and the public generally, to this oeico
assuring them that nothing shall be wanting
on our part to secure to them and as the objec,
of our labors
That their IN terest'as it e'er has been before,
Nav still be found at Smiths Cheap Long
Brick Store.
4. SMITH h co,
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The train going south on the M. & L. S. r.
R. on Thursday last. came near being precipi-
tated into the st. Joseph river. After the en-
CINE had entered upon the bridge and was
nearing the Draw, the forewheel of the passen-
ger car ran off the trace. BY the skillful and
prompt action OF Conductor Raper, and the
engineer, Mr.. Reynolds. the train WAS instantly
stopped and the passengers saved from imml-
nent disaster. Trdpeler, Feb 4.
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HoS. j. J. WooDMAN has been enjoying him
self at home among his friends and constituents
during the recess. He reports the business of
the session as progressing very satisfactorily
there beng good deal Of work in the hands
of the various Comm, tees. He returned on
Tuesday last.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-10

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trains on the Michigan Central Railroad
at Lawton, going east and west.
LEAVE PAW PAW.
$50 a. m kalamazoo Accommodation, west.
1O20 a. m, Mail Train, east.
2:l5 p. M, Mail west, and Way Freight east.
$50 p. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation. east.
Special Train leaves Paw Paw Mt yl5 p. M,
on Sundays, to connect with Atlantic Express
east.
tX- Trains return to Paw Paw on departure OF
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
m CrEpuRNgnN Gnnft
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New STAGE LINE.-Mr. j. E. Slovenian,
has established an Omnibus Line between
Gobles, on the Kalamazoo and South Haven
Railroad and Paw Paw. He designs to connect
with the trains on the X. & S. II. r. r. both
ways. This is an enterprise much needed and
Will prove great convenience to the public
and is an enterprise that should receive the en-
oouragement of our business men and citizens
generally. We hope it will prove a good in
vestment to Mr.. Slovenian.
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Losr on Sunday evening, tho 9th inst,
Large Fur Cape between Paw Paw ana LAYTON
ward will b. paid for its return % Ne at LaWt0n
Ysb. Q. 1871. (e76s7) J. L Wu@eL
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PERsoSAL.-We received . social call FRI !"
A. II. Heron Esq, editor Of the st. Johns
Republican, on saturday last. Mr.. Heron re-
ports business good in those parts, and that he
is getting on swimmingly.
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Dow Aa1Ac has petitioned the Legislature, for
the erection of State Normal School at that
place. We understand that movement ID on
foot for the establishment Of Normal School
in every county in the State.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-10

DEDIcATIos.-The M. f. Church at Kendall
will be dedicated on the 23d day OF February,
by Rev. DIR. Jocelyn. Services will commence
at half past ten o'clock q. m. All are cordially
invited to attend. VIM. FRIEND. Pastor
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-10

FATAL ACCIDENT On Friday last, young
man by the name Of Thomas Page, about
eighteen years of age, aud a nephew of the
late Thomas p. Page, of Breedsville while out
rabbit shooting and while IN the act OF loading
his gun was shot in the face and head. by the
premature discharge of his gun. He lived on
ly about three hours after the happining Of the
accident.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-10

THE firm of F. w. Il w. j. Sellick, has been
dissolved. Mr.. w. ]. Sellick continues the
business at the old stand, where he will be
happy to see all the patrons OF the late firm,
and receive their continued favours See his ad-
vertisement in another column.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-10

WE clip the following from the Salutatory Of
the Muskegon Daily Chronicle, which speaks
for itself in irony-although there is much
truth in it: But such is our love for our
. city, we are willing to sacrifice much for your
sakes while we strive to revive the falling
prices of city lots. We have no lots to sell,
but "our uncle, prophetic SOUL" has lots of
sells that he has sold"
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FRIDAY evening last an alteration occurred
between two workmen at Manchester, named
George Wood and George Coleman, during
which the former killed the latter with blow
of his cane. He claims selfdefense. Wood is
sixty and Coleman forty years Of age.
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LEcrURE.-Prof. r. Dunn will give free
lecture Tuesday Evening, Feb. IA, at the Free
Baptist Church. Subject" Royalty and Pow
erty OF the Old World.n
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FATAL AccIDENr.-On Saturday last about
noon little son OF Frederick Burrill, OF Gales
burg, while hanging on to the ladder of
freight car was Knocked off by the arm of a
switch and thrown under the cars and received
injuries Of which he died few hours afterwards.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-02-10

The Hovey block, in East Saginaw, as do
stroyed by fire Sunday morning. Loss s4O,-
600; insured for $4,000.
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CONVENIENCE TO THE PUBLIc.-Jake Craiger
has made arrangements for running daily
stage line between Paw Paw and Hartford, to
connect with the Chicago and Michigan Lake
Shore Railroad. This is decided Improvement
on the tri-weekly mode OF running, and one
that ought to meet the approval of the public,
and receive very liberal patronage.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL.

MAIN line.
On and after Sunday, Dec. 4th, 1870, Passenger
Trains will leave Lawton as follows:
EAST. WEST.
Mail, 1857 a. IN. $50 pm.
Kalamazoo Acc. 9T p. m. 5:5S q. m.
Evening Express 1866 a. IN.
The Atlantic Express east on Sunday will stop
at Lawton, at 9:52 p. IN.
H. r.. SARGENT Gen. supt.
c. H. HURD, Asst Gen. Supt.
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Go to VanAukens for your dry goods,
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 ia at Van Auken's.
40 pieces Of Flannel at half-price at Van
Auken's,
20 dozen Hose from 10 to rs cents at Van
Auken's.
20 dozen Gloves at half price at Van Aukens.
80 pieces Cassimeres at less than the cost Of
manufacture, now being closed out at Van
Auken's.
Save 20 per cent. by buying all your Goods
at Van Aukens.
Good Brown and Bleached Sheetings from 8
to 10 cents at Van Auken's,
Nice Dress Goods at zoe worth 40c at Van
Auken's.
Great Bargains IN Black Alpacas at Van
Aukens.
The best treatment for Group Id BARRs Pee
ToRAL ELIXER.
Splendid Double Shawls at $500 worth $500
at Van Aukens.
A good Hoop Skirt for SOC at Van Auken's.
good Cap for 40c at Van Auken's.
A good Hat for Coo at Van Auken's.
Clothing lower than was ever known-Good
suits from 81 up, at Van Aukens.
Full stock Kip Boots, hand made, only $3.50
at Van Auken's.
The choicest Teas at the lowest prices at Van
Auken's.
Everybody look we'll to your interests-buy
your Goods at the reliable store Of A. Van Au-
ken.
All Goods at Van Aukens not found as rec
commended can be returned and the money Will
be refunded. S2S
BARR's ELECTORAL ELIxER is sold By all Drug
gists. Price One Dollar.
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SUsrENDED.-The St. Louis Gazette has sus-
pended for want OF adequate support. The
famed mineral waters, OF that famed town, has
failed to prolong it's existence.
The Argus, at Charlott, Eaton County, has
also suspended for want of support.
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FoR SALE-A few pairs, or trios, o. choice
Cochin's, light aud dark Rramahs, aud white
faced black Spanish fowls. Ii. A. MURDOCH.
Paw Paw, Feb. LIST 1871. S27t3.
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MAN stopping his paper wrote to the edi-
tor: II think folks ottent to spend their
mummy for payer, mi daddy didn't and every
tody sed he was the inteligentest man in the
county and had the smartest family Of bolz
that ever dugged taturs."
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Cheap for CASH,

Beyond peradventure or mistaEs, for the All
vantage Of our customers as well as Ia salt ouy
own convenience.
With the foregoing representation we nope IN
good faith, and expect to ms ke clean work in
bringing about this movement and enterprise
in the
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
SINCE FEBRUARY LIST.

Hiram ii. Skinner and wife to James g. Hall
Feb. /, parcel in village Of Lawrence, 1907.
Frederick Smith and wife to John W. Rogers,
Feb. 1, parcel on blk G Decatur $1400
Edward A. Osborn and wife to Gideon OSBORN
Jan. 18. g h Of n W q sec 80 Hamilton $4,000.
James M. Osborn and wife to Edward A
Osborn, Jan. Is, wv q Of swq SEC 81 Ham,i-
ton, $780,
Ebenezer Nj. Kibbe to William 7. Piper, Jan.
80, SO acres on sec 4, and ~ acres on sec
Geneva, S2525.
Joseph II. Skinner and wife to Rolin r.
Gregg, Jan. 81, lot blk ID Lawrence, $500.
Harvey Cleveland and wife to Byron d. Sal
nave, Jan. 80, 40 acres on sec Bangor, $1,000.
Chancey r Cookbook and wife to John Knowles
Feb. 3, lot blk AZ Paw Paw, 500.
John ". Rogers and wire to Don c. Rogers,
Feb. 1, parcel on blk O Decatur, 500.
Jonathan Michael and wife to Elijah Il. tn I
tie, Feb. q, h of q sec Hamilt IN, 1880 0
FEARFUL ACCIDENT THROUGH MIsTAKE.-Upon
the arrival of the Jurors FROM different parts OF
the County, a number of Lawyers from Kala
maZoo and strangers from abroad attendan
upon Court. on Monday last, and while Selck'f
store was full of customsrs, we learned thai
quite an accident occurred through the careless
ness of one OF their statesmen having sold 9
lady Dress Pattern Of choice goods at % cents
per yard, actually worth 30, and that the Pro-
prietor had concluded to sell the entire lot al
the same price during the Great Closing out
Sale at that establi hment S18
A FARM of 30 acres for sale, situated one anc
one-fourth miles north Of Nam street, in Paw
Paw. The place Is q desirable one, and ~ill be
sold cheap. A. W. CUMMINGS
Paw Paw, February 1, 1871. S27tf
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devastating fire occurred in the village OF
Allegan last week, by which some s25 900 worth
Of property was DESTROYED.
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All trains on the Peninsular Railway make
clese and immediate connections at Battle
Creek with all trains East and West the
Michigan Central, and Mt Charlotte with all
trains East and West on the Grand River Val
ley Division, and at Lansing with all trains
North and South on the Jackson, Lansing and
Saginaw, and Ionia and Lansing Railroads.
Trains are run on Chicago Time.
i. D. DIBBLE, Pres. 4 Gen, Sup't.
Battle Greek. Dec. 9Th. 1870. S23
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SPECIAL NOTICE

CUBSCRIBERS receiving their napers with an
- after the name are notified that their sub
ecriptlons VIII expire in two weeks, and those
marked NN have already expired
CONTRIBUTORS are requested 10 write with
" INK, on ONE SIDE of the SHEET ONLY.
4 DETERMINATIONS must be accompanied by
v the ttyi' name OF the author. ami i'm no in
stance Will MSS be returned unless a stamp il
enclosed for that purpose.
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THE TRIAL of DIR. Jay f. Gallatln, for the
shooting of DIR. Jones, was conclu led on Thurs
day OF last week. The details of the evidence
and trial were disgusting to the last degree
Gallatln claimed that Jones had seduced Mrs
Gallaun and after failing to compromise the
mater by extorting biacs-mail, GallatIn was
sliced with fit OF temporary insanity and
proceeded to vindcate his honor aud the chart
ty of his wife by shooting Jones. Notwith-
standing the usual plea Of insanity, the Jury
returned verdict Of manslaughter, and Judge
PAYNE, before whom the trial was had. melted
ont TO Galatin sentense OF ten years, at hard
labor in the Penitentisry.
The Jury and Judge deserve the thanks OF
the whole county for their answering integrity
IA melting out justice to this murderer. It is
birh time. that hgb-handed outrases OF the
ar, of WINCH 0allAtin committed, va ares
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FATAL ACADEMIA sad and terrible accident
occurred near Quincy yesterday. As We learn
it, the facts are as follows A Mr.. Nichols
was driving a team near the track when the ex-
press trim came along, frightening the horses
so that they started on run, keeping in front
OF the train for some time. The wagon strik-
ing an obstruction threw Mr.. Nichols on the
track, and the cars passed over him severing
his head from his BODY. The sight thus pre-
sented to the passengers WAS slckening, and
many strong heart turned away with chok-
ing sensation at the fearful spectacle before
them. Mr.. Nichols leaves wife and family to
mourn his fearful end Coldrdter Sentinel
Feb. g.
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The Michigan Central Depot at Galesburgh
was burned on the evening of the 9Th instant.
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WE will bet the Editor of the South Haven
Sentinel, two pea nuts, or three ounces OF car
rots, or couple OF packages Of pop corn, or
any other valuable thing within his comprehen-
sion, that he can't find another editor in the
state who makes 80 many low, vulgar and
causless flings, at a ncishboring town. as he
does at his kindly neighbor Paw Paw. Eddy.
my boy, you should have Charity for all, and
don't got any Malices."
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BARR's PICTORIAL ELMER never fails in
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness. &c.
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Business Notices.

Astama is speedily relieved by BARR's PEcro.
RAJ ELIXER.
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PoRK.--The highest market price will be paid
for all the Pork brought to this market, by
Van Auken. 10
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GRAND RIVER VALLEY DIVISION.
Trains Westward.
PENINSULA.9 RAILWAY.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, December 9th, lS7 D.
Trains will run as follows, viz: