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To .rsbr0ska. California, Kaasas, o~o
the II. r N. II. X. L0nds.

10 sVsOToSkos SosUOJnSOs h0uSOS, ONO
the Il. r N. II. II. Lends.
The starting points OF this Route are At Chi
cago and Peoria. The central point is BUR-
LINGTON,o n the Mississippi. 1t traverses Hi
nois and tho whole breadth Of Southern Iowa.
Near tho Missouri, it's trunk forks into three
branches, for it has three western termini.
It's northern terminus is Council Bluffs,
where, crossing to Omaha, it connects with
the Union Pacific for all places On the intra.
continental and Pacific slopes Overland
travel and traffic chosen this reliable route
more and more.
Its next terminus is Lincoln, the Capital Of
Nebr sska, fifty five miles west Of the Missouri
at plattsmouth. This is tho only direct avenue
to tho South Platte country, whore the sales of
railroad land last season, ose to half mil
lion.
Its third terminus is ut Hamburg, and Ne.
braska City At Hamburg. it makes close
connections, twice day, for St. Joseph, Leav-
enworth, Kansas City, and the whole South
west.
In journeying then, from the East to Kansas,
via Burlington, You enjoy advantages you can
secure on no other line. You both pass over
road second to no other in speed, safety, or any
Pullman luxury Of modern travel and while
on your way, survey the ga,den of Illinois and
Missouri, as we'll as 400 600 acres of prairie in
South western Iowa, now in market at low
prices and long credit
Keep it then before people westward bouad
",o take he Burlington Route S29ly.
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Steele VS.. Harris. Order to stay proceedings
for 20 days.
Lawrence Brewer. vs.. The Home Insurance
Company of New Haven Assumpsit. Judg'
ment TOR plaintiff OF S239i AZ and costs
The People Va. Henry johnson. Bigamy
sentenced to Jackson for years.
Alexander Robinson, vs. Guy G. Ray. Tres
pass on the case, trial commenced.
People Va. Church aud Bersley. Respon-
deuts entered into bonds pursuant to orders o.
court.
MONDAY.
Patrick McCue w. John Gould seduction
Writ quashed.
Robinson ys. Ray. Trial continued.
TUESDAY.
Robinson vs. Ray Trial concluded. Yer
dict-Not Guilty. Stay OF proceedings for 90
days
Henry Elkenburg Va. Sanford d. Wallace
ct. al. Assumpst. Trial commenced.
oHANCERY.
Charles Schulenberg vs. Hobby Brown
Foreclosure. Decree and order OF sale. S249 40
Henry S. Sanford VS.. Joseph III. Nyman, OF
al Bill dismissed and claim OF appeal filed.
Merrill Barnes vs. Bethuel Lobdell. Fore
closure. Decree and order OF sale for S105S 81
without costs to either party.
WEDNESDAY.
Henry Elkenburg Va. Sanford ID. Wallace ct
al. Assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff $3.50
and costs.
Sanford ID. Wallace, Va. Henry Eikenburg.
Assumpsit. No cause of action.
A GOOD TmNe.-We notice that Messrs.
Nichols Il Warner have on hand and for sale
the American Corn Planter. 1t is said to be
the best and most convenient article Of the
kind in use.
We are inclined to the opinion that they will
give good satisfaction, and would recommend
farmers to examine them. They appear to
drop with precision and accuracy, and will
make a saving of one half the time usually con-
sumed IN planting. S37t3
DoN'T forget that Messrs. Nichols Warner
OF Paw Paw, are selling furniture cheaper than
at any place this side OF Detroit.
Anything not on hand in the furniture line,
will be promptly ordered for customers 1877
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81 ERIFF SALE.

BY VIRTUE Of an execution issued out OF
a1d uGder the seal Of the Circuit Court for the
cunt of Van Buren, agai nst the goods & chat.
els lands, and tenemeuts Of William +. Dick
insor. Samuel Rogers, Chase II. Dickinson
George l. Seaver, George 7. Rogers, and Hen
ry Z. Dewey, and in favor of Samuel A. Trip,
and to nae directed and delivered ] shall sell mt
public auction, to the highest bidder, mt the
front door of the Court House, in Paw Paw, in
the county of Van Buren,, on the second day Of
june A. D.. 1871 at one o'clock in the after
noon OF said day, all the right, title and inter
ost Of William +. Dickinson. Samuel Rogers,
Chase II. Dickinson, George l.. Seaver, George
Rogers. and Henry Il. Dewey, in and to the
following described real estate, situated in the
county Of Van Buren,, and state Of Michigan,
to-wit: the whole of bl och number fifteen, and
block number sixteen, and lot number five of
block number six, and lot number fifteen of
block number seven, except sixty six square
rods out of the north west corner of SAID lot
fifteen all in Hale. Conger & Co.'S addition to
theS illage of South Haven.
Dated April 2lst A. D., 1871
1857 WILLIAM X. SHRINE, Sheriff.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK, April 1S, 1871.
There Is some animation In financial circles
Gold Is higher to-day, and there are rumors Of
a combination to still further advance the pre-
MUM. The closing price was 1114. Govern
ment stocks, which had advanced on the week
about per cent, have been further stiff ened
by the advance in gold. The speculative feel
ing at the stock exchange continues unabated,
and the favorte stocks continue to advance.
The dry goods trade is growing more inanimate,
clearly indicating that the spring trade is well
nigh over with the more distant points. The
fact no doubt is, that the wholesale trade Of the
metropolis is languishing from the increased
facilities In that line at the leading western
cities. There is little or no change in broad
stufYs. Wheat closed about As last report -
The market has generally been reported dull
but, this is probably doc to the full stocks that
have been drawn out BY the prevalent good
prices. Tho Liverpool market is strong at tho
highest figures yet reached, which are 2s Cd
per 100 lbs, better than last September. Corn
10 in better demand at full prices. Oats dull
and 1@2c of on tho week. Live stock are
doing better than ct last repert. Sales OF
bseves yesterday were 1t . range Of e13916.
Wool sheep. 6@S>fc; sheared, Sole. Tho
market is also improved At Albany, Buff slo and
Chicago.
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New GooDs.--We would call the especial at
tention Of our readers to the new advertise
ment OF W. j. Sellck in this issue of the True
Northerner. Mr.. Sellick has just received
large and we'll selected stock of goods from
which customers may make satisfactory selec-
tions.
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pRrRoIr MARKET.

DlrRorr, April 10, 1871.
Among the signs Of increased business IA
calities. 10 published notice, signed by Q num-
of IN additional Savings Bank" and .
Trust, Security and Safe Deposit Company"
A meeting for tho purpose 10 to be held on the
26th INST. Tho liberal receipts Of wheat have
depressed prices little Extra white 10 quoted
ct e1.54s1.55; No. 1, &160; Trsadwell, 81. As;
amber, $1.44. Corn and oats are both weaker
the former at 60@6l and the latter at 53@54.
Barley, $1.5O9l.65 for good to CHOICE. Rye,
$1a1.1O. Apples steady at $685.. 90 from wag-
ons. Beans stagnant at S1.60@1.90 for COM
mon to choice. Beeswax, 25826c. Butter has
wide range. Really fine butter is very scarce,
and il on the market, would bring 21@22.-
Common to average roll may be quoted at 100
zoe, while prices for old aud inferior stock run
all the way down as low as 10c. Cheese, 10
al6c for common factory, aud 17@18c for
choice. Eggs in plentiful supply at 12@13c.
Hops, 4@7c. Maple sugar Ia variable and
NAV be quoted at 11@13c for poor to fair, and
14d15 for good to choice, with extra lots az
hgh as 1901 Potatoes have been weak and
lower through tie week, but are improved a
little TO-DAY Prices range at 80@g0c per bush
and - 7O@2.SO per Dbl. Seeds, both clover
and timothy continue dull at about So, with
occasional sales at S5.25@5.50. Beef cattle
steady at the following range OF prices. First
quality, per 100 lbs, 95@5.5O second quality,
94.25G4 70; third quality, S5.50@4. Sheep in
better request at Sia4.5O per 100 lbs.
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PEAOE NOrICF

Rev. S. W. Sleater, Agent of the American
Peace Society. will address the friends of
Peace, at the Baptist Church next Sabbath, at
) O'Clock p m. also at the Presbyterian Church
in the evening.
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FoR SALE, or EASY TERMS. my Wagon shop
in Paw Paw, also, one pew Bending Machine
for Felloes Enquire of ID. L. Sweet near the
premises. or, John Potter, Kalamazoo, Mich.
April IL, 1871. A. l.. ROBINSO =,
838t4f Evansville, Ind.
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BUSINESS CHANdE.-Horato J. Hendryx has
bought out his partner, Ransom Nutting in
the Tannery and Tanning business at Decatur.
The business will hereafter be conducted by
Mr.. Hendryx, who is good fellow, and whom
We would like to see succeed to his own entire
satisfaction.
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\ large amount Of the reading matter. de-
signed for this number, is crowded out by an
unexpected press upon our space for adver-
t,slng purposes We viii correct this matter
next week
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We notice that the Dyckman House is filled
TO OVERLOOKING, caused by the influx of It'll
gants. jurors, witnesses and lawyers, that just
now throng our town.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-04-21

During the past week there has been Six
newspaper suspensions one in Indiana. one
in New York state, two in New York city and
in Ohio. And during the same time there has
been nineteen new papers started. in various
localities over this broad land In addition to
the above, there has been four newspapers
consolidated INTO two. This We think is . good
idsa-tbs stswing down Of editorial talent,
We bave no doubt the papers are improved and
made better.
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THE WHKAT-From the farmers we have
the cheering intelligence, that the wheat pros
poets are most excellent. The cool weather we
are having at present, is just the thing to give
wheat q good thrifty start
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IN LUoK.-Thomas Smith, Of the Yonkers
Daily Herald. by the death of an English re-
lation, becomes the heir and owner of an es-
tate valued at 81, OOO,O sterling. How about
the Newspaper business now Mr. Smith
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We soc 1t stated that d. Darwin Hughes OF
Marshall has been appointed attorney for the
Grand Rapids and indiana Railroad, and will
move to Grand Rapids at an early day.
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The Legislature adjourned on Monday last.
The new Liquor Law passed by that body, will
appear in the columns Of the True Northern
or Rnnn.
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Those people who have laundering after
scandal, if our Information is correct, have en-
joyed plethora of that article, for week or
more past, over at the Court House.
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Detroit Advertisements.
MICHIGAN MACHINERY DEPOT.
q. s. WORHER e. son.
Dealers in all kinds of
Wood and Iron Working Machinery.
90, lol and 1o3 Jefferson Avenue,
Detroit, Mich.

DINE AND FARMING LANDS.-We Otler 70
! Sale ~. 600 acres of Valuable inc and Farm
ING Lands ON Time, az Prices ranging from - 90
$40 per Acre. q 3s3 acres of these Pine lands are
located on lie Wisconsin River. $3.50 acres on
Waters leading 20 ChebOygan or Duncan. Mich
Oh acres on the Augres river 3 600 acres on
Thunder Bay waters. leading To Alpena. $50 acre.
ON the ritibawasse river. 22Oo acres I'm Gladwin
Co, Mich for Farms or Timber. 1,212 acres
choice Mineral and Hard Timber lands near On.
tOnagon. 1000 acres Prairie lands in Neb 'aska
near the Union Pacific Railroad. 95o acres good
Farming land In Gratiot county, 81 TO So per acre
s8C Many Of these lands are worth the price
we ask for them for Farming purposes after the
timber is cut For rull description. price and
terms. send for cirular. ID. Preston Co. Bankers
Detroit, Mich.
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Sewing Machine Sales for 10
THE SINGER
Still Triumphant.

Iu 1859 we sold, ~ our readers will remem-
Der. So,7Sl Machines, bnt We sold last year
1870 l37 1888 machines showing an excess
beyond the sales Of l 500, of over forty Thousand
and A. shown by the table below, over A, 00O
machines more than any other company.
The reader may naturally ask whether this
is mere Boosting, in answer to which We have
to say, that those figures, and the ones given
below are from sworn returns made by licen sees
to the receiver appointed by the owners Of the
nest valuable sewing machine patents who Ii
csnss the companies Of lesser Importance.
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A certain young lady remarked Sunday eve-
ming, to her beloved one: "My dear, | wish
you'd buy one Of those nice suits which Henry
received lately" 833
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BUsINEss CHANGE CHARLES d. Stephenson
has bought out d. Sweet, and will hereafter
run the Omnibus and Dray. II any body has
any heavy Drsying TO do call on Charley.
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From tho above hgures IL Will be seen That
! cur rivals ia trade are fur behind as, that the
! popularity Ut what is known as our NEW
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE is steadily and
| LARGELY ~ creasing. We ars not so vain as to
suppose thu these large sales are due to supe-
rior BUSINESS cipacity 50 mach as to the merits
of or nachiaes as we'll az the observation Of
those who buy aud use, and are personally in
terestsd in comparing the merits of the differ
ent machin-s before making selection.
Few have denied in fact it has been the hab-
it Of sewing machine dealers, till recently, to
speak in laudation of our manuii curing ma
chiUcs, but in the same breath to deny the
merits Of our machine for family sewing. 1t
was usual to say 10 n lady looking for sew
ing machine, :" If, madam, you want manu-
featuring machine, the Singer is the best, az
II We made but one kind Of machine only, and
had 10 JOmiiy sewing machine at all though
our Ncc F01jiy" was our greatest triumph,
and even then tho iavOrite, Cvtr ready aud
fever Wcaryiue seamstr of many well reg
ualcd household Our machi e. however told
Us own story in the grent range aAd variety Of
exec tent ant beautiful family sewing which it
is capable of doug, aud the sales show that It's
story was not enurcly isbelievsd or we would
not have sold last ear ~, 1913 machines, being
more tnan twice as many machines as there are
words IN the English language, and all this has
been accomplished with little aid from exhibit
lions aud fairs, excepting only the worlds fair
CONSTITUTED by the homes of the people
where we received the great award Of the high
est sales.
The Folding Gases and Attachments for
Hemmng, Fellog, Braiding,
Gathering. Cording, Trimming,
Binding, Tucking, Embroid, ring
AL so forth, are not only numerous, but now
brought to great perfection. Most Of them can
be attached or detached oy simple move Of
the hand The quality of The work can only
be fully appreciated on observation and exam
inauon. SINGER MAEUFACTURING co.
No. 45S Broa way, New York.
Es- Any person having machine that runs
hard can have it attended to by letting me know
=. GODFREY.
SS3ly Agent for Van Buren, Co., Paw Paw
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To find nice assortment of Ready Made
Clothing, go to Decatur-lienry sells 80 cheap
as to astonish the community. 833
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GT0NE YARD. w. BATCHELDER
- Formerly Batch lder & Cook }
Dealer in Sawed and Wrought Ohio Blue Free
Stone and all kinds of Plain and Ornamental cNt
stone. such az Door Stills and Caps, Watertables,
stone 81 lie walks laid in any part of the State at
low rates. Contractors and those who contem
plate building are respectfully invited to call and
examine stock and prices. Corner Shelby a. At
water sts. Detroit.
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c. n. Of. AVERY

!. 5 Our Millinery Stock is now full and
possesses unusual attractions All the novel
ties added to our stock az fast as thew appenr.
Ies. come in the evening. or como s., thu -,,,,.;.
warning; "''''oNI
NICE stock Of goods shall be there before Won
sure you. ~ Wv 40
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BusIN ess Snow CARDs.-Mr. Geo. Fl. Gies q
printer is In town, for the purpose Of getting
up show cards exhibiting the Cards OF Bust
mess men, to be hung up in the Post Office or
Hotels. Persons In want Of anything of the
kind should call on bin.
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=. 8. HIT.

Paw Jaw I'M MidHidlS.i Z.
prepared TO execute all work IN that hns.
single, Double and Three BArrelsd RinssuAde
to order. Shot Guns and everything In the
hns Of hunters outfit furnished On shors
nokeA sooiy
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PKRsoNAL.-We we're favored on Monday
last, with . cali from 4. A. BlsckmAn Of tho
Republican. He looked ~ though he enjoyed
his rations. This is the second call We have
received from him during the past seven
months and half.
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VANDBhfOOL.-UooIB6 VSHUoIPOUL W0 lob
has been removed from Kalamazoo to the
Hsstings Ja,l, 1t which place his third trial 10
to DO had on the charge Of numbering Herbert
Field at Muskegon, In this State. He viii be
defended in this trial, BY Hessrs. Hughes and
vsnArman. who defended him on tho former
trial Thos. B. Church, who conducted the
prosecution at Msnistee, Will appear in the
coming trial for the Same service.
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An Indiana editor stated the other day. Of
rival who vas coming to town to start pa
per, that he was generally good fellow, but
parted his hair in the middle.
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Aoc1DEsr While DR.. Woodman OF South lIa-
ven, wac returning hone ron Paw Paw ac-
companled by Capt. ". p. Brysu, aud descend
ing hull one of tue tugs of the harness be-
came uuhooked which allowed the tongue Of
the buggy to all from the neck-yoko-at this
the horses to ok fright and started to run-the
buggy was overturned by which both the Doc
tor and Mr.. Bryan were thro xn to the ground
The right arm OF the Doctor was broken Just
below the shoulder; Capt. Bryan was some
what bruised. We understand the Doctor IS
getting along as well as could be expected,
considering the severe fall
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Business Notices.
PENSION j..

SOLDIERS OF 1S12-for Pensions apply to
o. w. ROWLAND, County Clerk, Paw Paw. 50
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FAsIIDIoUs.-A Chicago paper contains this
advertisement:
Board wanted in private family, where
Women's rights are not cotiuually harped upon
at the brea fast table, by disappointed old
maids Of doubtful age, and where the still
ness OF the midnight hours are unbroken by
the unceasIng warfare OF cats, and the dis
cordant n Jtes OF cracked guitar"
That fellow ought to have a cracked guitar
twaugc1 over HE head.
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Our stock is now complete in every deport.
meme and at prices that defy competition. We
are bound that the citizens of Van Buren, Co.
Snali patronize us that is if Desirable Goods at
Low Prices are any inducements. We have
plete line of win
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All Goods at Van Auken's not found as rec
commended can be returned and the money vii
pc refunded. S2S
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For SALE.-One horse, one light wagon, one
single harness, one saddle, two mich cows.
836 ENQUIRE OF Il. l.. Ross
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-14

prices higher Loo bbs wilmington export
saa saes we're made for eonsmoion \, ss3 s5 s rsas
the market closing at ~ so for thin 80 bbs washington
Ing rather easter on the basis IS Tor strained The
wsre go oSs strained a. - 4S bis pse a. from 20 %
FIRM, with sales Of s bbis at from dc 9c and 20 bbs
frTEoLTuM-The market for refined was again lower we,
e % LOOKING Ss on ss
sellers Crude continued without not ceable change There
fs bb whs
At ~s qs
Saa wss Crude at Without Tho o
half June At &C., and 5000 bills do each last half July and
rnoyIsloSs. Rec.pts-Pork. $40 bbs; beef, lse pack
ages cut meats "a packages lard. 1877 packages The
h s The s1, on %
oe ss cas d assGn q' VI
quote Short clear sho skc long do 7Ac, Sc shor.
an. eD: sn wa %sss
SIS 81 for A; extra es @ $40 ss a
1s,ces s, ana s VS. for I'm india mess erces ali was firm
July August Beet hams s sss'
s a S a Ssrs of @ s at @ Cur
picked ham. but sales Of importance We quoie Dry
s ss' i ie short cut
m%e' 90 sugar ar cured and smoSed isc lic Butter
@ to 49, o sar sSoss
@ iss ss,s' was n'm and IN good
fair s and a g'
from g. 70 ac 200 bags ltna at 7c aud small lots
srFnrsn rms ~ Of $50 tons sesan
g or snS s per S fo 81
sUGAH-rhe market for raw was without essential vara-
so%p;aa% ii ssd: asada cog
ssac sc rsT f. snd 100 LhIs sommon DO. a sc NC
a. pc ssSs
s.i e. &;
per for powdsfsd - ", H
s'f,s 'sgS isss"4 ss rs g s
tr!asa hhas boxes, sae ese' moassss n Sss
s"ses soi5s e. Scs &C. ss %e
a. ~ '1S ss = = s ise a 49,
jsvs6usS .,%ndsra Nos. u 70
&C. Refined sugar firm with fair demand, closing at
% for soft wS, and o FOR hard for hath m an,
plates. Values ncmnaly without chance closing
s's as II ID S. srn sSs
E s GS u ana s. ds 81
seodea and full prices readily obtained The sales
comprssd 600 hhas Kentucky at &C. lie: per ID 40
g oaS e DE- w psa @ on sa,s
$50 al S5c and loo bales Havana a. c ii o. ''''
= TALLow continued firm and actve sales $4,000 lbs at
E;, $50 bss The market was rm with
Wool The market for domestic fleece remains quiet;
There little stock Of old here and forward
are %os i ii light and
.f spring zip Sss
asss p &C. If lbs
uoo5 lbs uswashsd heeces 10000 Wool 5000
led 5000 lbs secured and 10000 lbs Care on private