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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW AOKh MAhhEi.
NEW YORK, sept. 10.
Gold continues strong, having sold to-day as
high as rs. A speculative movement has also
caused temporary firmness IN the money
market resulting in higher rates for loans
There seems 10 good reason for any financial
disturbance but the sDcculator. may succeed in
creating q little agitation. The wholesale trade
continues active and prices steady and firm
Breadstuffs have ruled quite active and firm
throughout the week. The market 10 shade
better, equal to about 1c advance on wheat
There is no dimiuutIon OF the foreign demand
In addition TO the state OF the foreign market
heretofore note', tho potato crop in Ireland is
reported az sadly damaged. There are other
circumstances favoring a largo European de-
mand the present year, Moat is exceedingly
dear, labor in great demand, and full wages are
paid. TIE scarcity Of frelghtage, heretofore
noted, will be the great foe to the western
farmers during the fall and winter. Hops con-
tinue bouyant. state grown hops OF this year
being quoted at 4O@6Oc. Old hops also COM
mand good prices.
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Say. Jiml l ann going to Ross's for my
Clothing this year for he has the latest styles.
That's so, sam!
Bars Ague Medicine is moot excellent
tonic. &. w. Longwell, Agent
Ross keeps the Chene SILK which is the best.
II You want the coolest glass OF soda water
from the Arctic fountain go to Wheaton n
leeds. Si3
Say, susan! did you see those nice plaid
goods at Ross's? Oh how lovely they are!
Save yourmoney by buying Teas Of heaton
Il iced, 843
500 pieces best maze and latest style prints
FOR sale by Ross.
Barrs Pectoral Elixir ia sold by all Druggists.
Price One Dollar. Sold by &. w. Longwell.
FARMERS ATTENTION. have for sale two
good Seed Drills which | will sell cheap, or
will exchange for lumber. Also good single
buggy for sale. j. &. WARNER.
Paw Paw, August 0, 1871. S54tf
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ssRsiasi Frlaias and
Oruamcnsas Trees

In great variety. on hand and for sale at low
prlces-all very choice.
he ProprietorA OF the Union Nurseries hav-
ing revived the business at the Old Nursery
one mile east OF Paw Paw-have large and
complete stock OF
YOUNG AND THRIFTY TREES,
just ready Tor transmitting, aud Of the choic-
est and most valuable kinds and varieties for
market purposes and adapted 10 this locality.
Tier en- ire nursery stock having been prop
agated here is better fitted for tue purpose Of
Orchard planting, than frees grown at the East
on different soil aud in a different climate.
j.. ] BRAGG, one OF the prOprletOrs OF tins
Eur- cry. has long been rcsident and propa-
gator OF Nursery stock in this vicinity, which
has proven 10 DO OF excellent quality IN the
past, and is q guarantee that this new stock Is
worthy of al confidence
70 those who wish to plant orchards Tor
profit we offer all the best stan lard varieties
For market purposes, and which VIII DO found
IS represented iu every particular.
] II IN particularly urged that all who contem-
pia purchasing Fruit Trees for the Fall Get
ting should come and zee u before ordering
elsewhere. aud particularly before ordering OF
Agents OF Eastern Nurseries, "a We feel conf
dent that We are prepared to furnish them with
all they want aud better suited TO their purpose
and on terms Just as favorable. he sure to
see us before ordering elsewhere.
Bragg 81 Nelson,
Office opposite the Dyckman House. Paw Paw
Michigan Gblm3
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by ELAN i WARNlB. Deputy.


Notice is hereby given that b virtue and ia
pursuance OF an order aud h,lns3 OF sale made
by the Probate Court for the County OF Van
buren, and state of Michigan, and which bears
date the SiStoenTp day OF september, one
Thousand eight huadrsd an seventy-One,
shall eel at public auction or vaadus at 81 o
Bangor IN said Van Buren, County aud State OF
Michigan, Oh Monday the sixtu day OF Novem-
Der, Que thousand eight hundred and seventy
one, at the hour OF one o'clock in the aitorno n
Of said day, 10 tbs chest b d Ter, the follow
ing described Real Estate OF John G.. Camp,
minor, to-wit: The undivided half of the east
half Of the north east quarter, and the south
SIxty-one acres OF west half of the north east
quarter Of section number Twelve, in town
Two south OF Range numoer Sixteen west,
Van Buren, County, Michigan.
Dated September, 18th, 1871. s60t7
HARVEY ". OyERToN. Guardian OF soid Minor
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DETROIT MARKET.

DETROIT, Sept. 20.
The stock of -four in the CITY and State is
comparatively light, the dry weather having in
terfered with milling. This coupled with an
active inquiry, imparts firm feeling to the
market. New York dispatches received at
Board to-day report an improved feeling there,
and all leading grams advanced about lie over
Saturdays prices. Sales Of extra white at
@1.46@147; No. l white at :1.s2@l.43; No.
Treadwell at $1.4ICal AZ; Amber at IL 36@l'37.
Corn and oats were both favorably aff' cted by
the eastern report. Corn, mixed, 5S@59; yell
low, 60@61. Oats, mixed, 39@40; white, 41@
~ Apples 10 quite good demand at 81 25@
$50 per bbl. Butter 10 stronger at 20@21 Tor
good to choice. Cheese III good demand at 10
oil for State factory. Dried apples nominal
at 615@7. Eggs arc extremely scarce and adj
vanced, and may be quoted at 16@17 for fresh
lots III good order. Hops, new, 40@45; old, 6
@10. Potatoes are strong at - 25@2 so pei
BIOL. Tallow, per No. ~.
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For the True Northerner.
M TIE CORN.


~ TkfE CORN.
In among the green plumb rows,
When the west wind softly blows,
And the graceful leaves. just stir
Wlth drowsy, soothing whir,-
In among the growing coro,
1t is sweet to stray at morn,
When the tuited silk, is hung
Full OF oew pearls, thickly strung
On each silver thread;
And it breaths perfume pure,
Which, might well seraph lure,
From his ether bed
In among the stout stalks tall,
Where the dun quails scratch and call;
And the iaunty gold lac'd bee,
Like rowing lover free,
Coquettes with the tasseld flow'rs,
Through the sunny midday hours;
1t is sweet at noon to hide,
And in dream-land's domain wide
Pleasant fancles weave;
auu Dy duiple bcIoeu bult III,
From the real worlds harsh din
Gain short reprieve.
In It's wilderness OF green,
When the sun, his evening sheen
Sets, like rubies all aglow,
For a crown, on hill and row;
And the crickets' vespers sound,
From their chapels all around,
Calling weary hearts to prayer;
Then, how sweet to hnger there
At Gods feet guest,
Lost in visions Of life,
Free from care and labor strife,
Where the soul can rest!
IN among the shadows deep,
Where the midnight star-gleams sleep.
And the mystic, solemn word
OF the whip-poor-wIll, is heard;
While the moon is shining bright,
Ii ia sweet, to list ut night
To the whispered voices strange,
Stealing through the verdart range
soft as angels sing;
And with spirit how'd and meek,
There, tho strength and comfort seek,
Solitude can bring.
RUsTICIA
Hamilton, July 30th, 1871.
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Tota, Exnend,tnres. .S5S26 81

CLEVELAND. September I'LL. Hattersly,
gunsmith, doing business at 102 Superior
street. died this morning from the effects OF
the carelessness of a druggists clerk. lie
called at drug store to get two bottles OF
medicine, one to be taken externally and one
internally. The clerk carlessly transposed the
labels consequently Mr.. Hattersly swallowed
the medicine intended TO be applied externally
and died soon after.
draw ran into the wheel OF Mrs. Stephen
paddock's calriage on Wednesday, demolishin5
ap axeltree Mrs. L. and little daughter
ware in the carriage aud the famous trottlns
horse Royal Magma before it. The animal
maintained his royal dignity and no one was
hurt, although terribly frightened.-Robt. Nc
Xenzle while under mental alteration produced
nv luebriatlon. attempted to drive of team.
60 which he had no legal or equitable title
uis mistake IMPOVERISHED HIM and enriched
,be county to the extent Of 56.50.-Coldwater
Rcpablican.
EA11RoAD ACCIDENT On Friday night OF
last week. an eastward bound freight train ran
into another freIgot train at the Central depot,
IN this city The rear car OF the tram which
vas run into was thrown over the embank-
rnent the next two cars smashed up, and the
others ianmed together for some distance
wmle the engine OF the collidng train was very
much damaged. Two horses, on their way tc
the state far, were killed, and another badly
hurt. The moving tram was on down grade
and the engineer and fireman, seeing collision
vas inevitable, jumped from the engine and
we're not seriously hurt. To tho failure OF th'
frat train to get FAR enough on the side tract
&; ottr7hnted the ancld mt Miles Democrat.
JACKSON. september l5--Our city was star
tlad tins morning by an announcement OF th'
Fact that J. w. Hulin, clerk Of the state Prison
had boon LODGED in jail by The Board Of In
s,esfors NOV IN session hero Oh n chargc o
,,,,f,oyziemeut Of the State FUNDS. Mr Morris
,so Agent. frat discovered '4at there wa
some,bing wrong IN the umo books and in th
vouchers Tor paying tbe men for work on tn
rolis Furt or Investigations showed tina
,onsiderable sums nad been appropriated NTH
having OF meat bills by means OF false vouchers
ia inmediaely called meeting OF the Boar
OF Inspectors, ialu t"o i"''7 'o'o'o 49, ~
they have ,aken the action just stated.
These defalcatlons reach back for CONSIDER
.,Io time. and the amount OF the embezzlemer
"a not vet known. Everything will be fully II
ves,pated and a. Mr.. iIulin had charge OF Ii
funds and kept al the books. tho result may b
worry important dlscosures'-Oe|O" A0'e'
User and Tribune.
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In compliance with vote passed at the an
nual meeting OF fractional School District No.
one OF Paw Paw, the following detailed state
ment of expenses during the last school year.
ia published for the information OF the tax pay
crs of the District.
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SHERIFF. SALE

BY virtue OF an execution issued out OF and
under the seal OF the Circnit Court for the
County Of Van Buren,, against the goods and
chattes, lands aud ten -meuts OF Stowell Din =
lex, aud in favor OF Charles II, Bates and John
H.. Bates, auo to ne directed and delivered, |
shall sell at public auction to tue highest bid.
der, at the front door OF the Court House. in
Paw Paw in toe County or Van Buren. on SAT-
urday the fourth day of November \. d. 1871 j.,
at one o'clock in The ternoon Of SAID day. all
the right, title and interest OF Stowel Dlmck,
in aud to the following zeal Estate, situated in
the County OF Van Buren, and state of Nichi-
gan, and described as follows, to-wit: The
south east quartrr OF section number seve H.
teen / II IN township number one ] south of
range humber thirteen Is west, or so mucu
thereof o. VIII satisfy sad execution.
Dated Sept 1Sth, 1871. SG0t7
WILLIAM II. SHRINE, sheriff.
by ELAN J. W ARNlB. Deputy.
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At the Firemans Tournament at Lansing.
held on Tuesday the 9Th inst, the Protection
Engine Company of Ann Arbor, won tue VIC
tory. Six engines entered into the contest.
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JpecaIHr Mineral wen.

AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
LANSING, July ~, ISL.
Rev. II. WoRTnSGToN
DEAR SIR 81 have just completed the an
alysis OF water sent by you from Decatur,
Mich. and the results you will find below
Total number of grains OF solid matter in
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Iras Nortbcrner.
aarI Department.

RunSED.-The extensive Tannery of w. II.
Hingree n Co., at Muskegon. was burned on
the night of the 18th inst. The loss Is very
heavy. and supposed to be fully covered by ,n-
surapce
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NflK.A,pLs ELTER.

The twenty-frst Annual Exhibition of TIC
Van Buren, County agricultural society, vii
be held at the Grounds Of the Society, at Paw
Paw, on Tuesday, Wednes ay and Thursday
the 3D., 4th and 5th days OF October next Foe
accommodations for Stoc5 are ample. Flora
I}ali will have wing added twenty by forty
feet. for the exhibition OF Fruits AID Negeta
bles-and IN short, everything vii be in the
very best condition Tor the accommodation OF
exhibitors and visitors.
All Premiums will be paid ia cash, as soon at
the vouchers can be prepared after the awards
by the COMMITTEES,
L. NJ, MANNING, Pres't.
o. IL p SHELDON Sec'y S53td
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Business NuticeS.

llALLELUJAH beat the drum,
Let the loud triangle tingle
And the sounding congo jungle,
While we sell Detroit Stoves like fun,
Let them pile the agony higher on
And b!oS their bugle-BUr LEAVE Your CASH
! And stop no. to look Mt common trash
The day for Eastern stoves is gone.
Loon AT DETROIT STOVES ONCE,
The competition has been stronger,
First with Buffalo, then with Troy:
But now keep cool and let folks look,
And they II find Detroit Stoves and buy.
oh Detroit Stoves are the very best
It's being proven every day
And they are selling too, 30 mighty cheap,
For cash. or ready pay.
AT MILLS BROTHERS.
Selling fast, yea selling faster,
Becoming known both far and near,
All you need is once to try them
And you'll have no cause to fear.
Yes these Stove will sell themselves.
The boys deserve no praise at ali,
Only see them, Only know them.
Now il the time--this very fall.
MILLS BROTHERS HAVE LARG /.
STOCK OF THEM.
First OF all is the NORTH AMERICAN,
Just sent forth In all its beauty;
You MIN who have hard working WIVES,
Now wake up and learn your duty.
Twill bake potatoes IN ten minutes
With but two small sticks of wood;
Broil your steak and boil your coffee,
dozen things more, and do it good.
TiaE DETROIT STOVES ARE SOLD
ONLY Bg MILLS BROTHERS.
Now they have the METROPOLIS,
Also the STAR aud LEGAL FENDER
And the many different kinds, you'd think
The Detroit men were Oh bender
The Stoves are smooth and very heavy,
Always looking very neat
Or all the Stoves twas ever made,
The Detroit Stoves will beat.
Mills Brothers are the Only Firm that
can gct the Detroit @t0yes 30 sell.
Then the PAnLoR STOVES aud PARLon Cooks,
The FREELY and the PEERLESS;
To think OF half the kinds they have
Already puts me in distress.
But the OAK WOOD. l can't forget,
With the new reversible fiue;
Also the BELL aud GRAPE VINE
Are ever charms to view.
S6Or .AtTAe.L REGCk, Paw Paw.
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ALL RIGHT.-Ths Cashier of the Philadelphia
Mint. Delleker, whom some OF the Democratic
papers had charged with defalcaton, has been
investigated and his accounts found to be all
right.
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J. Mills, experienced Saw Filler, at Warmers
Furniture store. SAWS filed aud set. o5StA
Sal where did you get that nice Rep for SOC?
! WHY at Rosss. Who else 90 YOU think would
have such nice ones?
d. 3. Deands Best Saleratus at Gidden's
only 10 cents per pound.
Ma, am going to buy my wedding outfit or
| Ross FOR he always has such nice Goods-then
| be will send TO. anything ] want
You can get good, two or three hoped pail
at Gliddeu's FOR % cents.
Young man. where did you get that box OF
| Collars for 10 ceuts? Why, at Rosss, where
do YOU think-just look at them. Cloth button
! hole too!
May Flower Chewing Tobacco at Glidden's
for 91.25.
| All the ladies in Paw Paw know Ross keeps
The best line of Caters and Dire So Shoes and he
waut- every body In the County to know 1t. -
That's what's the matter.
We hear 10 complaints from that best Japan
rea every ono who has tired 1t says Ghdden
keeps the best In town.
You would be perfectly surprised to see the
stacks of goojs Ross has for sale.
Darrs PectoraI Elixir stops cough at once
and cures u cold in lew days. Sold by G.. w.
LoDsWeU.
Carpets Carpets! Carpets II thought
advanced so much; but here they 80 at Old
prices Il. l.. Ross.
Bars Ague Medicine prevents a chill aitel
the first dose. &. W. LougWeH, Agent.
Everybodg wants to so to Ross S FOR theu
Dry Goods and fancy Gxen5
asthma is speedily relieved by Barr's Pee
toral Elixir. Sold by G.. 81. Longwell.
. Hats aud Caps for everybody for sale by Ros.
) OF Paw Paw.
Barr's Aguo Medicine Is o sure cure for Chllli
Q and ever. q. W. Longwell, Agent
= Ross Is determined to sell Goods.
The best treatment for Group is Bars Pee
oral Elixir. Sold by G. W. Longwell.
n Old Men, Young Men, Youths and Boys &c
: member Ross has the best line of ClothiD,
, IN Van Buren, County and no mistake.
! Bars Ague Medicine 10 purely vegetable il
. ts composition. G.. w. Longwell, Agent
n Ross Is ahead. First new arrival by expires
and fact line.
Barr's Pectoral Elixir never fails in Coughs
Colds, IIoarseness, &c. Sold by Ct. w. Long
r. well.
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THE Tammany rulers are commencing to
have doubts as to whether 'the thing will blow
over" The Now York atlas is edited by man
who is IN ''the inside councils OF the Ring,''
and late Issue OF that paper says
Events are progressing from day to day
that will perhaps necessltate change in the
Gigwam'5 slate. as at present constructed. In
other words. sweeping reconstruction is tax
ing place. The Assembly slate has been
changed since last week. and two or three
heavy heeers are overheard, while in one or
two of the Senatorial Districts a change has
been made in obedience to the positive de-
mands Of the rank and file, and without any
reference to local or ward leaders There will
be considerable shifting Of positions in the
ranks OF the Democracy, compelled by the
changes In Republican tactics. Tammany has
determined not to force things too freely this
ame, aud it is the intention OF the leaders to
relax their grip in some localities IN their en-
forcement OF party discipline"
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Dentistry im HtG wrence.
Good morning" drawled out Brown with a
"Really. thought stranger Was in town.
l di mt know you, '1e,o teett l declare
81 dldnt miss you, been to ChicagoP
With travelling fees how much did they cost ?
To keep you from the glrls. did ma go?
And, with all, how much time have you lost :
You talk TO fast, and like fool Brown
o. your vain questions can't keep track.
Didn't know we had Dent st in our town?
To save expense to the city and back.
Lawrence has merchants less than score,
And shops o. drugs. groceries aud hardware,
And Doctors half dozen. or more,
And now, place our teeth to repair.
All the way from the Green Mountain state
Our dentlst brought his rubber and gold.
III you want q whole, or partial plate,
His new 10, to Will match well with the old.
All the world round, HOOKER Is his name.
by Adam, he's fighting JOS brother;
East, and west and south he's the same
For neat work mes second to No other.
Your wife's teeth are loose with chills that
shook her,
And, if with ague, she's old and blue,
Send her to Lawrence, to see HOOKER,
And hell return her, as good AS new.
IF her nerves are sensitive and weak
4 few breGths oi gas, only six or seven:
o, how baOpy too happy to speak,
She dreams it's only dream OF heav'n.
She awakes. with the ugly teeth out,
On the table. in bloody mass
And she SAYS, looking wildly about,
"a wonderful thing, this angling gas
Come one, come all, til res something In it
have pearly teeth, for great aud small.
Come and don't bear the tooth ache minute
We make perfect its, ar no pay nj all.
II we excel n any one part,
In which we've labord and practlc'd long,
We claim filing as our special art;
Gold VIII make your old teeth firm aud strong
Up the stars, over 7. W. Rid on's store,
la the Office cf Wiggius, VI, y
Fr8ui Chadwick's H4rdware only one door:
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The Lawton correspondent of the Detroit Ad-
oer!iser and Tribune, is responsible for the fol-
lowing:
4 saloon proprietor of our village-we have
two ssloons-got served thus a brace of
Soung men treated at his bar, got noisy, and
we're shut up in the calaboose and had to paw
"a fine to get out ; whereupon the female
relatives OF the boSs came down on our con-
coctor OF beverages and 'coerced" him under
fear OF the new liquor law to walk up and pay
tho boys fine. He did it, remarking that 1t
took the profits off great deal more than the
boys drank to meet the bill.
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A Whole County SINKS in Florida.

The Florida mails give meagre and
vague accounts Of an astonishing phe-
nomenon at Apopka, Grange county,
near Pilatka. The whole county
disappeared in one night, and its
site is covered by a great lake. A
correspondent, writing from the neigh
borhOOd to the Pilatka Herald, says /:
Mr.. Alexander X. Foster has Just
come ip with more marvels and start
ling reports. He says that on his way
from Orlando to Millonville. after
crossing Fort Metlin branch, he left
the road to avoid the constant bog
ging to which he was subjected. The
safest place, he thought, would be on
the crown Of black Jack ridge, run
ming parallel with the road which he
took. After riding perhaps a mile
his horse commenced begging, and
for some distance it was questionable
whether he could get through; he
however got more solid footing again
he commenced begging; at this time
he noticed remarkable and pOrten-
tious sounds in his rear. The bog
ging grew worse as he proceeded,
until he had to dismount; there
seemed no escape for him, but he and
his horse were still begging. The
sounds in his rear increased more and
more, and became more and more
alarming and the route In front more
boggy-he dare not stop, as this would
have rendered it impossible to have
extricated himself-he neither dared
nor could look behind him, his whole
thought and aim was to reach terra
tirma. At last, after the most super
human exertiOns, both lie and his
horse exhausted to the most extreme
degree, he reached solid ground.
turning to examine into the cause of
those fearful sounds in his rear, he
saw the most terrific and appalling
sights it has ever been my fate to
listen to. The first thing that at
traeted attention was that the trees
were moving first a gyratory motion
OF the top, then some sinking gradu-
ally out of sight, the top revolving
more and more rapidly as they sunk
and disappeared, others following, and
as they fell revolving and describing
arcs Of a circle against the sky. Then
the whole earth, as far as the eye
could reach, sinking aud its place
supplied by sea of waters, rushing,
seething, boiling with the noise Of
eataracts, and ever and anon
casting to the surface the roOts, tops
or bodies Of mighty pines or oaks.
People are rushing from the scene
Of disaster. Our camp is crowded
with the terror-strieken inhabitants
from the country in our rear. Every
body Is wanting the forebodings and
horrible expectations. They believe
the day of judgment has come. The
extraordinary phenomenon appears
more and more extraordinary. The
country from two to three miles from
here to Lake Metlin is entirely SUBJ
and is now one vast lake.
authoritative from beyond,
though rumors are rife that Orlando
IS swallowed up and the whole chain
If lakes to- Lake Conway are now
lnited and form an immense inland
yea. We leave Immediately and in
error for our own fate. In haste,
Yours, A. F. STURGES.
Apopka, Florida.