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CHARLES BRIGGS.
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lol.'.,-; -. =. -. ."!f..t't' -
y.i.- s.iricr Bl.'i. p,I SEA-. -. -: "ii. :
Sr.., " ..t.r and Gas Valves NNt, A. tA'l ".t'i
Metres; S-Urt-ta.t'. Pressure -. .u Flowers.
-,.i.u.. and DrI"t Fans; Ht.i .'rii Automatic
L. 81. Feed Requisite! 49,. .uN. - AZ. Alarm:
I,r..,.'. Evarts and IoN's A.,:"iIj.'' nd han.
Ed >l!;r- Ma, ;iii,-: tta..- i-i-.u :i".e hose
l,u.-. Couplings. etc; Nv ioIk Ia an'. III. ON
va, Screw Plates. "au-. i."- Hean."'-. TO-:
tinted states >t,tl'iar. n. COMPANY: flLl.!'4
.r: lI.-hcd Nut, aud bot; :. y. N.N'.r :.
cos SAY, ',um!ucl,. U.,.'- and = F.'.- >.....H :
steam Packing; Plymouth III. .'"'-: II" -A;.e
N..t.
y n.a:io,r. Draining. Cation. f''' Wood WORK
.. and ~, kinds OF Machinery. BE-. = >Ha:'tn,
and Pl'!,,> hand, oi sii- IL" 81; -'G -: -H:t
/ tee AT manufacturers F:..>.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

nNLY FORTY MILES
RON New Dream. '"n r",, Fav - -. :."r
III. town and s'.,'i"u -: f"u"'.l - IL S'N
n:i..I.. Hu. and t!!ttt..l'"'tJ ",...:".a.
FIFTY LOTS.
-. acre. t.. more" ,oI NhE,: ..'.G> 49,!
w y t.,;T iN., IL III auA ..:. 81 ''..'": "a.
.u. :.,l-. and ."r'..tl. G,...;:t. \.:' a" 81;
CO.. .r!;. '!,r.
THREE THOUSAND ACRE>.
!.r.oy... .,d ,.niu ir.N... lands. a.. -" Pea.
az, man .hl. N.t'I. -H'" e.. ."' i".',">
= al.. ton TO tIc .t:.. ~. :'.. -. 49,!
"iE.i..II: :" -tN mills.
r., ..;.>". /" good ..:...'.t, ~ ;.rl..-' -.
Best stock ana; Market Farm
L. >"utt N--!H-!rl.i. MT: .'.'> ':!drt :r." t'r
il.lr. ,!I,.-, Il pasture! -'t'. i'lil's = .:'i -
..;..- and hall nah i'.'L t'i.:l. ...' -.
!niiI- md" 'vun ,n 'N .,..,. 49, ..''. ~ 1
i..y ;; LOUIS. With .tiI"l' teams - - pace.
lt ;fl,l.,-.. - .utt!!.. .w'' '.;'- 81" i'. 49,
=: ...'....'. AZ. ;'.;.".
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
scam! :, Hutchinson Talbot. tr"U !:'hh. 49,.
Galveston. toe 4 WlltueN-l.t ..-t...; i"
Steam -IIr. Thomas k.lsC. Duh"!> ;r.!. III az
aI,! G.ly..-on. TO " II Fields! ,..-:r': :
Steamship A.r.e-. E,ahal. from G.l~ost"i 20 a
WhI.I.tN aco-i,I districts
:: u, Gruy Eagle Coffin. 3. dan. from fo 4" -.
ne!Io, :oJ Fhipps Ae"-s"iI.i
P.ra .g..i..n. Anderson, ZION. t..r t. 4. :. ="
n..st,i-P.lUt
E.rk on. h!;. F..S-, ii.rl Nr~:a::, N"'s L. -.
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TNWErA->.
E.,uG.se LonIsIG. nom tie f-ssss-Tu"'H dow.
.... - ii instant. s'uCon"i> tC-'i ny
..y Lockout and Veto. N,.acrs!. -:.~ Fro. :: I.
- ...,p t.l.y fa:lr. b,.As ,c.i.i.i &C a..
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STEiMHoA-~.
Ny C'rro:l, from NYIls.e
l... L., Hicks. nom Memphis.
-. I'll. ..rrc.l. lorr ;T"ia :; tr..
t.c.,.. tu;,li from Loo .irf:.
t.,.ok.. I..y lc.. from - cans. -.
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HAVANA.
Arrival OF the Pernviau-Admira! Lee on
EenrG-Aii Well.

HAVANA, February s.-Ihe United States
steamer Peruvian. with Admiral Lee on
board arrived today at noon. Al w'.l. She
VIII sail for Key West.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09
Succession Of Eugenie Jourtiain, decease"

VIE OF Jean RanOnHtaN. ,,a
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE fA Isdn
y of Oreans-Notice is hereby given 70 the ciuS sf
ors of this estate and to all other persons ne -
interested to show cause within ten days from
present notification, if any they have OF can,
the account presented by j. B. Jourdaln, tes.HI "r
ologated and approved, and the funds dls'fioN"
in accordance Herewith.
f sy S1ie' 0' inc N0Sf' NO. TRACY. CLERK
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
S;.,.>i ~ U.c!.x, Lewis for ludiaEoiS VA
North German steamship A!rmaEIa E'''i'> Z:
I..u bur-. VIA Havana
Steamship Lord Lowell Ayues-. for H.voEs
sIL,,L.; & " D!!. i!ol.h.II, Tau4V.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

Bank OF Amcric VS.. sheldon IL GsOuld,
Il al, August Stuart suhrogated-Se.eAth Is
triet Cour: for the parish Of Orleans, No 1910.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF flEEl FACAS
ID 70 me directed 10y the Honorable the shve1>t n
District Court fo the parish OF Orleans IN the above
entitled cause, | viii proceed to sell at pubic
auction. on the premises hereinafter designated,
on MONDAY, February 10, 1871, at half past ten
O'Clock A. ~, The following described property
to wit
THE CONTENTS OF THE PHOTOGRAPH SALOON
situated on the second and third floors of the prem
ises No ISL Canal street in the Second District OF
this city, as per inventory which may be seen in
my office
seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
c. s. SAUVINET,
ia3l fe5 II Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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Yesterdays Evening Uisputckes.l

WASHINGTON, February S.-Thc eccleSias
teal court in session "a Chicago has rem
dered q verde. against Rev. Charles f.
Cheney, finding him guilty OF the charges
and specifications contained III the present
ment. He was sentenced to suspension
until his contrition for the past and promises
of conformity for the future are satisfactory
to his bishop.
Mr.. Cheney's offense was the omission of
the word ''regenerate' in infant baptism "a
required in the Common Prayer of the
Episcopal service.
The Massachusetts House OF Representa-
tives defeated the bill providing for the
opening Of libraries on Sunday by l2o to 90.
Henry Steinway, the noted piano manu-
factIIrer ia dead.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

ThOn,as JOrda vs.. \. Ruiz and q. Ehri-
uola-Seventh District COur: ioT he paris. Of
Orleans. No. 3i84.
ID ne directed by the h0norai.e tle Seventh
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, ia 'te
above entitled cause will proceed to sell a: r,!D
lie auction at the Merchants and Auc:!onee!. E.-
change ROYAL street. between Canal AID 't,ston-
house streets, III the Second Distinct 81 THIS t-tv
on TUESDAY, Marcn :, 1871. at twe.O osoc4 N
the following described property, 70 wit
THE STEAMSHIP BEAUFORT, mex Mast~, bow
spirit sails boats, anchors cables, :,.it!:i. ana
of her accessori.. thertuntV belonging and a2p"f
tanning. row iyii,. in the Mississippi ..'tI tt!t
bank below the Tvs ulileS CIivtEt.
Selzed N the above suit.
Tenns-Cas! Uu the spot.
s. SAC:iSs~.
f,G - MY, Sheriff of the Parish OF Cri.ans.
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q Nj. PETTENGILI1 & Co.. 81 PARK
=, Row, New York; and GEORGE p. HOWELL
& Co. 20 Park Row, New York, are the agents for
the New Orleans Republican in that city, and are
authorized contract for inserting advertisements
for Us at lowest cash rates Advertlsers IN that
civ are requested to leave the- favors with either
OF the above houses. ccZa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-09

TIE NEW ORLEANS. JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN.
MISSISSIPPI Cr>TnAL RAILROADS,
Z. :i.i: Passenger Coaches AID Baggage AXIS
...cou-t'lr.I .'ng'n without 'h-rse.
E..GG!.GE CHECKED From RESIDENCE 20
L;.STiNATlCN.
"ne : 4. ~. Express Train r:n- Daily,
,SvNrAYS EXCEPTED,
Makes close connections -; V.cSssrc, E.n i'.e
=. I...s Chicago Louisville and a.. I,rnts hevoId
>.e-lIE ii: IEh', Canton :" G.s.r. ..Icloi AID
Hun Uo.at.
The Mai; Train leave. New C1!ean- Daily.
al, Jpn
Makes s"il"" :. .oniee'ions with !s':'':: =. ~
press :,i.li.s. - a.. Io!I!s NORTH, I.>. alt. y 49,.
Carries ne -I,a: Northern Mo.
Time to New ! erik. 20 Eorr-.
New AND Elegantly t,ed ". Sleeping Cas- ~. 20
F;.mbod: Tennessee, Cleveland. .elLtssee. aid
u.,.sNi..e, Kentucky.
H%.l.ss Gr:.n >c:.ti arr1v. .,;, !:.AM.
Mo, Tram South arrives al l!'.' 4. NJ
'.lcket Office. Galveston. lIrn building.
--e.et Ones. New Orleans, :!ide' ~ Ho'.-
CcI;.I Camp 49, Common streets. "'.ls'; l*i'ot
=. 4. SEW ALL, teicr;.l superintendent;
! 3. McREi GeIer.! T.ch.t agent. Sew
Orleans. JAG kson 1.d GIea, Northern iA-.-
=. l.. FROST. General Superintendent;
<. 4. MOREI. General TcNe: Agent. Il $50
s!pir Cen-Ia, Railroad.
:. v. SCOTT, GeLe IA! Passenger ASen.
;y,2 :,r
'I'O THE tA-r.........ro THE East
Via Loui,vilIe and Ohio and Mississippi
Railway.
The con pi.. on o; the Louisville DIVISION q tiie
road. ai.G The sp.en,.d equipment Cor V.ss< ESer
:lavei max. III. he
BEST ROUTE TO CINCINNATI.
All POINTS EAST AND NORTHEAST.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
With GI-ct CONNECTIONS from '!.~ sC,.t tex C-E.
s.'.iat!
without CHANGE cF CAKS.
Hc exc ard as, :or ticket. via Louisville ard tie
OHIO aud Mississippi. Railway. :oT sale ~ a. pin.
cjIa, Oh. ne south. and n LCu.sve AT
the General t:iee o. IKE Company, corner Fourth
and Man streets. AZ G.lI House AID Lo;..aN.s
Ike ..i., Villas. E":....
y. E-T,...;s % enc .!.:.a:: AID Ic:Ts Vast va
III, Inc good MA! .:c steamers. I'D A,.!
..:.e Z. k... ale good ~! :- road
CHARLES T.. yCLLE7T.
G+.t::.sF.ss.:.. r AID Ticse! Agent -. LO,.iG
J. l.. GRISWORV
Il, :.r;.. Superintendent: -. LC:..e
THOMAS EORNIS.
.v'v Genera southern Agent, Lo:;.v...!e.
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STEAMBOATS,.

.Nr.,.s and an through bis q: ..n.rc ron Nc"
Orleans by above ro;ltr gwen, sEi.eG ala -'''r
Itu.i ul4lv At tn. Genera. ttcc ~ .i' 'NLl"HN-
No Z, s'ar0l.t.c.t street.
shippers lay this ,oute save a.! tia,;."' t '-''ie
IL. Charge -; Cairo, and th'lr r"ocs Al" & WAYS
and, cGv-. and 10 charge. a." sc 'oi ,"f"t',-
n. JAMES =. .':-hi.
;a,a Ceier..l AscI...
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Marine Intelligence.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

OFFICE OF THE KEPVE!:'.R /;
Thursday. February -, 81.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TINHE BARBARIN GAS LIGHTING
AIPAN Y.

NEW ORLEANS. au,i:irN -, HI.
We, tie rrden signed practical chemists. residing
this ety. after having carefully aud fully tested
;Ee process OF the BARBARlN GAS LIGHTING
COMPANY or LOUISIANA for making gss under
t,~ p;.tents q: M,ssrs Ba'r.:. X F..fas. and
known "a. the BARBAE!N GAS, DO hereby declare
:lt :..,.e - possibility of any explosion IN the
process and that the gas, IL It's .h"nlca, '"mh.n:.-
t". seven less dangerous tran ""; -i.s owing 10
IS .I.a. Ir..li.sn ';.f!'cA 49,. poverty n
h,..i"s.I.
.>..L.d; -
l. CEaWtCCH ". l..
20 Charles Cavarc" ESQ. P:c,.s.c,.: E;.ru.!.n
G.s L..h;n II: Company o. Lo.i. $3.50.
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We t!r U.ir,.j; ucd hereby Zee axe :!:;.: i: go
opinion the apparatus. !!rn:shed and >cG ny IN"
Da!t.r.u Gas Lighting Company - Nc. IArGtR-
rI'> and that we HAVE Mo- i*ih&ASEL HE
RATES tbF INSURANCE o.. Il" ',.!G.!:> :..u
stab slime NJ, U>i!:. sad ar|t!.:...
.>..u.,i
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MACHINERY ~.
No. ~ Cravicr street. New Hr:'a"..

t!.:l:.,.: 1..I- '-.'-'..
!, ...:::-E toYrAEI'> '..l.i:.AT.'' coz =
GINS AN!'-I'H. -.
ilANE> S..A. - 49,.
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fE'EAVELEK-, ATTENTION:
TIE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND
GREAT NORTHERN,
MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROADS..

Y IL. :i.i: Passenger Coaches AID Baggage t.Gs,
:Lr.Y con. l,.H.! .,ngtu without rh,.LSe.
BAGGAGE CHECKED FROM RESIDENCE 20
I,;Sr.NtT!CN
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-27
Teachers Contention.

LAWRENCE, Jan. 20. 1871.
Nh. EDITOR There has been more or lees
consolation among the teachers for sometime
past about farming, an association to further
their cause. And now am requested to call a
meeting for this object. Such associations have
been formed in other counties OF this State, and
in other States. And, as " Iron sharpeneth
iron" 80 by an interchange OF ideas on the sub
ject Of teaching, AMI by mutual cooperation In
the work much good may be accomplished
The teachers OF the county are therefore re-
quested to meet at Lawrence, Feb. 18th, at
one o'clock p. NJ. in the Union School House, to
form such an association. School Boards will
do we'll to allow the teachers to dismiss their
schools on that day for this object, as their
Improvement and the quIckning influence Of
such an occasion, would be more than COM
pensation for the time.
BY request
EDWARD CLEVELAND
County Sup't. of Schools.
p. S.-The other papers OF the county are
requested 90 copy this notice.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-27

IMPORTANT We are bound to accommodate
the public. Call and see our complete stock of
general Hardware. Can fill orders for Rubber
and Leather Betting, and keep ID stock Rubber
Packing and BelFLacing. We are sole agents
for the DETROIT STOVE WORKS in this part
Of the county, and sell them at prices to COM
pete with any house West OF Detroit. We de-
sire to call attention to the fact that we ave
prepared to fill orders for the Spring trade in
Eve TROUGHING and ROOFING. We have
q firstclass Fin Smith who has had years OF
experience in this hne OF business, ana we
warrant ali work to give satisfaction or no pay.
We also sell Nlcholson's Files and Champion
Saws. Yours Truly,
826t2 Mills Rios.
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An appeal having been made from the action
OF the Board OF School Inspectors in dissolv-
iug School Distinct No. Hartford and Law
renee, the township Boards Of those townships
met at Hartford Center, on Monday last, and
after protracted session sustained the appeal,
reversed the action of the Inspectors, and took
the necessary steps to form a new district in
Hartford, using a part of the Territory of
fractional Distinct No. 1. A great deal OF feel
ing has been excited in respect to the matter,
and il lie probable that some acts Of the Inspec-
,ors subsequent to the one appealed from
NAV &c reconsider
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SINCE JAN. lst

SINCE JAN. lst.
Hobby Brown to Mills 5. Wheeler. Jan. =
1871, undivided one half OF q Sec Z Geneva,
$4,000
Mary a. 2. Moses to Seth Moses, JAN :. 1871
90 acres on sec. Paw Paw. $500.
John W. Lee and wife to Isaac ard Elisabeth
Lee Jan. 2, 1871, 80 acres on sec. 2 Arlington,
1900.
Seneca Anderson to d. H. and d. Anderson,
Jan. 10, 1871, one half OF b OF e q sec.
10 Columbia $500.
George W. White to William Gregg, Jan. IS,
1871, Ii Of n e sec. - Bangor. Eek. 20 acres)
$1,000.
Rodolpbus r. Osborn to Tlsdale and Butter
field, Jan. II, 1871, OF W q sec. II Deca-
tur, $3.50.
C. Il. Hartman and wife to John Tacy. Jan.
9, 1871, 20 acres on sec. 20 Deerheld, S25O.
Charles Ten Winkel and wife to George
Barnes. Jan. 7, 1871, 20 acres on sec. 6 Hamil-
ton, $4,000.
VIM. Anderson and wife to l.. r. Anderson,
Nov. 90, 1870, acres on sec. 10 Decatur, $500.
Hewv Chatheld and wife to Ct. b. Pomeroy,
Jan. s. 1871, 20 acres on G q sec. II, South
Haven, $1,000.
Frederick Dufraine aud wife to Joseph Gates.
Jan. 10, 1871. b Of W sec. 20, and half OF
As acres on sec, 80 Aimena, S25U0.
Albert NJ. Edgerton and wife to Henry Gold
smith, Dec. 5, 1870. 115 rods on n g sec. 16
Bloomipgdale, S400.
f. & D. Black and wife to Isaac S. Under
man, Dec. 81, 1870. % acres on sec. South
Haven. 1880.
Charles Egleus and wife to John T. Clapp,
Jan. II, 1871, so rods on sec. IL Paw Paw, $500.
John T. Clapp and wife to Charles Egleus,
Jan. II, 1871, 20 acres on sec. Paw Paw,
$500.
John Woodhouse and wife 10 Orange L.
Blake, Jan, 10, 1871, . q of q sec. 7Waver'
ly, $1,000.
Martin =. Andrews and wife to Van Auken
Crane and Harrison, Dec. 8, 1870, q and "
b OF " q sec. 26 Paw Paw, $4,000.
Joseph Spicher and wife to A. Shellenbarger.
Jan. IS, 1871, s q of sw of 8 q sec. 81
Bloomngdae, $500.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-27

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for February ls at
hand containing its usual variety of beautiful
music. 1t is a mystery to ne how the publisher
can furnish so much valuable music for such a
small sum- and still greater mystery to see
or musical friends spending their loose change
f0s sheet-music when they can get from twelve
10 fifteen pieces of music for the small sum OF
thirty cents, by buying this Magazine. The
February Number contains pieces, printed
from full.size music plates, and worth $3.50
il sheet form.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-27

Pocket Book, at South Haven, on Saturday,
Jany Z, 1871, containing quantity of notes /;
three OF which were made payable TO bearer
One of them, given by Wildermouth, OF Law
ton, to NJ. erchandall-mortgage ACCOMPANYING
note. One of S65 against n. Smith and wife OF
Antwerp, due in about months. One OF about
$50 against j. Hopkins, Mattawan. The other
notes payable TO order. All parties are eau
toned against purchasing any OF the notes
The finder will be literally rewarded by return
ing to the subscriber. L. COOK.
Paw Paw, Jan'y 9, 1871, S2i
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BURNED TO DEArH.-We learn from Mr.. H.
#. Northam that little daughter of Charles
Burrill, Of Arlington, about five years of age,
was terribly burned on Tuesday night Of last
week, and died from its effects Oh Wednesday.
IT is supposed that the chids clothing took
fire from the stove during the temporary alb
sence of the mother, who was attending to the
chores at the barn-the father being away from
home at the time.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-27

The Peninsular Herald, lately published by
Russell & son and the organ Of the Prohibl-
ton Party, has been sold to Mr.. f. N. Newman
OF Portland. Iona county, by whom it will
hereafter be published. 1t has been enlarged
90 an column paper.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-27

A CORRESPONDENT writes TO Boston journal
that ne intends starting newspaper there, and
The salient points in his prospectus are things
he will not have in his publication, from which
we select the following
No communications on the Hoosac Tunnel
admitted. No extracts from Charles Lamb, 8
works published az miscellany No puffs of
Kate Field, paragraphs about Olive Logan,
Mary A. Livermore, Mrs. L. c. Stanton, or
Julia Ward Howe admitted. No letters from
Theodore Tlton, or replies from ]. d. Fulton
No statistical paragraphs commencing with
G. 1t is estimated Wooden and TIN weddings
surprise presents to railroad conductors and
policemen and reports OF dinners given to land
lords Of hotels not admitted unless paid for as
advertisements"
BY leaving out these topics the proprietor
Of the enterprise says he expects s. to crafty
the msjority of newspaper readers and have
room for the news"
A HOTEL at Ellenville, y. Y, hse as one of
lie features drunk ROOM When q tran
sient customer becomes so much intoxicated
tina, he is unable TO take care Of himself, he lie
able to navigate. This is certainly round IN
she ladder Of progress. How long will it be
before every hotel with bar in it has Its snug
and cosy drunk room 2"
A CALIFORNIA editor is out in q card, refusing
70 speak to any married lady of his acqusnt-
ahce. He says Z" We trust that our motive
Which is pure cowardice-will not be miscon-
gtrued. Somebody perishes ANONYMOUSLY
every day for being on speaking terms with
married women, aud we do not care to have
oof turn come round. Deeply grateful for the
past forbearance OF aggreved husbands, we
make our bow and retire. Hereafter our mods
and smiles Will be laylshed upon girls and
WIDOWS exclusively; no others need apply
Whoever shall attempt TO introduce us to his
OWL wife, or that Of another man, will be re.
garded as conspirator against our precious
life and subjected to abuse in the columns OF
thus journal
MANY OF us have witnessed at funerals scenes
I'm. were anything but funereal \ lady in
Elmira mentions q touching instance Of the
pgopensities n good woman o. that place at
.he funeral OF her husband. Just before the
sexton was about to screw down the cofIln-lid
the angushed widow came forward and said
Wait moment let me dust George off y
and taking CLOTH cooly busted off the face
Of the defuuc,, aud then busted off the coffin
after which, as an old ballad hath it
The corpse with care was borne away,
TO mngc with its native clay.
gle with its native clay.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-27

rs PURSUIT OF THE JUsIICE.-On Monday
Ia st, team was seen to pass down the street
at furious pace and without driver. 1t was
thought that it was a runaway. The matter
was settled that such was not the case. for
when they reached Squire Hendricks Office
they brought up
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-27
Business Notices.

OF furniture IN INV life. buf I think I have re.
ceived nearer the worth of my money in the
Spring Bed bought Of Messrs. Nichols 4 Co..
than ever did in any other purchase. l think
it the greatest accession to a bed that can be
made. don't see why everybody don't have
one of the same kind. 826 c. ERKGNBECK.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-27

BEL d. F. TRAVIS will give one OF his unique
entertainments at the Town Hall this (Friday)
evening which consists of a Lecture illustra-
ted by grand portraiture OF the Cumberland
Army, which is also accompanied by Prof. Glib
ler's Juvenile Cornet Band. The performance
az highly spoken Of.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-27

There is to be held SPECIAL election OR the
10th day of April next, in the Saginaw Circuit,
&c fill the vacancy caused by electing Judge
Sutherland to Congress. John Moore is ap.
pointed to NIL the vacancy until it is filed by
40 election.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-01-27
TRAINS EAST.

All trains on TIE Peuinsuar Railway make
clese and Immediate connections AZ Battle
Greek, with all trains East and West on the
Michigan Central, and az Charlotte with ell
trains Eat and West on the Grand River Val
ley Division, and at Lansing with all trains
North and south On the Jackson Lansing ami
Saginaw, and loud and Lansing Railroads.
Trains are run on Chicago Time.
l.. u. DIBBLE, Pres. u Gen. -ur''.
Babe Greek Dee. j;h. $50. -"