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unteri9rieben unb bcfbiporen Dor mir am 2. Vfal
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The true northerner., 1872-08-09

Hare yom heard from North Carolina.
" Have you heard from North Carolina ?" the
Greeley men did say,
" Have you heard from North Carolina " they
shouted t'other day;
With faces bright and besming, lit up with
radiant smile,
" Have you heard from North Carolina" they
shouted all the while.
Yes we've heard from North Carolina, despite
your boast and rant,
The State don't 60 for Greeley. but goes 1t
straight for Grant
At least on fifteen hundred, we surely can rely,
And now we ask you Greeley men, Say how is
that for high?
And how about the powder you bought the
other night
To hold a jolhfcation DER the first State IN the
fight?
Why didn't you fire the cannon, and get little
mealy.
You said the state was Democratic, and carried
all for Greeley
You got Mr.. Bradley the powder to prepare,
And fire the noisy cannon upon the midnight
air.
What took away your ardor when all was bright
and shiny?
Perhaps you too have heard the truth from
North Carolina.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

steady at 9Ac steam, new. S1S@81Sc-old,
$50. Butter is fearfully dull-Western reported
at 10td14c. Coffee s firm at new rates Rio,
15a@l8Li, gold. sugar is active and very frm,
Rice, ss(@9c.
DETROIT MARKET.
DETROIT, Aug. {, 1872.
Jobbers Of all kinds of merchandise. dry
goods excepted, are cheerful. Groceries are
seasonably active and considerable changes in
minor articles have taken place. The duty off
raisins has reduced the price 25@30c per box or
mat, and i@2c per To- Currants, hgs, nuts,
&c, are all 1@2c down. Pepper il 1c lower
Goldfish is trihe higher, but mackerel lower.
Standard A coffee sugar is steady at l2@l2Isc.
In hardware there is good deal OF activity
Iron goods are very firm. Nails are still on
the SIS (wholesale) basis. Boot spikes are
Soc per keg, and round steel 1d2c per ID. up.
The discount on black and timed rivets has
been reduced from 20 to 10per cent. Sheet
copper has been reduced from 46 to 4ic, and
copper bottoms from 81 to 4Sc. Refined solder,
which was SEC, is now 2Sc, and bar and pig TIN
are e.,a &c down. Foreign drugs are held mp
in spite OF the duty off, which shows what
few importers can do when they put their heads
together. Lower prices are promised very
soon however. Flour has been active all week
and full prices have been realized. Best white
commands Sg8.5O and Minnesota spring S.25-
1850. Wheat has been active and steady all
week. The highest price paid for old No. l
was to-day, when $50 was obtained for cars.
The same grade, however, sold at the close at
LIS, or a net decline since yesterday OF &c.
Curious as 1t may seem, the receipts. which
average 25 to 80 cars per day, are largely COM
posed Of old wheat, or what is pretended to be
old, up to to-day, difference Of 1O@l2c per
bu. has been maintained between the two kinds
Now with new No. at 1.o7. and old at 1.75,
tue difference Is reduced 10 &c. The inquiry
for old is very limited, few buyers caring 10
pay more for 1t and perhaps get new after all
The latter is coming in 80 dry that amusing
mistakes are made in the inspection, old being
passed for new and rice cersd. AS to quality,
the new crop is decidedly iuferior to the last.
A car OF new extra is rare thing, while No. z
is very common. A year ago No. was curl
osity and extra WAS fully ss plentiful as No. /.
1t will take some days yet for values to get
settled The Board Of Trade has adopted
resolution to abolish all distinction between
old and new wheat on and after the 18th Corn
is steady at &c advance, or SAC. oats are lc
better and in fair demand. White State, 3ic
No. do, 35c. Barley begins to come in the
the quality is handsome. Old is nominal at
s1.5O per 100. Apples are dull at Sl@2 per
bbl. Real choice dairy butter commands l7@-
1sc. and creamery 21@22c. 1t might all be sold
at the latter price If farmers would combine
and start factories. Common butter i'd dull at
12@l5c. Cheese is on the advance-ruling at
1Oa1l11c. Eggs plenty at 1219a1Sc Potatoes
are firm a. 9Oca1.OO on the street. Tallow is
quiet at 7slc. Hides are in demand at SIC.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

CAPT. J. c, BURROWS received the nomina-
ton for Member of Congress, from the ath
Congressional District OF Michigan, at the
hands OF the Congressional Convention held at
the village OF Decatur, on the 7th INST. The
convention was harmonious and bent its efforts
TO the work OF bringing forward candidate
who would unite the entire strength OF the
party, and represent the district with credit to
himself and his constituency There we're four
candidates IN the field who were supported by
strong delegations. But the spirit Of the con-
vention was for harmony, and the only ques-
tion to be solved was who would best subserve
the general interest Of the district, and who
should retire from the contest. After the mat
ter had been thoroughly canvassed, Messers
W. l.. Stoughton, G. w. Clisbee and F. j. Bo-
nine very gracefully yielded their claims, and
the gallant Captain J. G. Burrows was unani-
mously nominated after which all the candi-
dates were brought upon the platform and each
made telling and effective speech,-not one
exhibiting the least soreness, but expressing
determination to support the nominee and work
diligently Tor the success OF the entire ticket
During the speaking the audience frequently
applauded the speakers.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
Eyg.uERS T.4HE .>'OTICE.

On and after the first Of August, the under
signed Will receive Wheat on the following
terms
can deliver their wheat and take the price on or
before the first OF November. Money advanced
on wheat in store.
On and after the 10th OF October. will re-
sumo custom grindlng-havnS rehtted my
mill-will warrant satisfaction IN all cases
Bring along your grists. rn.o
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

NATURE is completely relieved from the
prostratng influences of kidney. bladder and
glanduar diseases. metal and physical debility.
diebetes, gravel, female weakness, uterine
complaints, and in fact all maadles OF the
urino.genital organs, IN either SEX by pertak-
ing OF sMo1AsprRs BucHu, which has proved
itself 70 be a valuable vegetable remedial agent.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

II IS noticeable that while the Singer is one
of the Oldest, Its sales lead the list Of all the
others for the past year, in the aggregate re-
turns, as also ia the recent report cf the SPECIAL
Relief Committee of Chicago, where every ap-
plicant designated the kind Of machine desired,
and where Of 2,9Il which the Committee 'lad
provided, 2427 were singer machines.-Ne
York National Standard.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

A large and enthusiastic Railroad meeting
was held at the Court House, on SATURDAY.
evening last. IL was determined to increase
the amount OF subscription in aid OF the enter
prise to Sixty Thousand Dollars and to that
end Committee was appointed to circulate
and solicit subscriptions. The woork goes for.
ward With determination to secure another
outlet By rail.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6, 1872.
Gold has run up to 1153l, but a. number
OF parties who were working for higher prices
are understood to have sold out, there Is weak
feeling. Money which opened to-day at i@5
per cent on call, fell off to 3qi. sterling ex-
change is still lower-quoted al l099lO91s, and
ocean freights still ruling high. Cheese, .tallow
and kindred articles OF export, are dull. Woo
is more active but scarcely any improved in
price. Ii is now demonstrated, however, that
the market has touched bottom,-at least II is
30 admitted by all hands. II this is true, the
facts that the London sales look toward higher
figures and that manufacturers have but tithe
on hand OF what they shall need during the
season, are important to every holder OF wool.
decline from present prices would seem i'm
possible an advance very probable. Cotton
is in good export demand at last prices. 125ac.
The goods market is very slow and the reduc-
ton to 1ll5c of fall prints. at a time when
trade was expected to set in briskly. is very
significant. There is no confidence in brown
and bleached goods, and woolens are IN light
demand. Flour 10 firm but less active. Wheat
is IA good inquiry and Bose higher since date
OF last letter: amber Mich, Sl.S0: white dc.
1.S5. The news regarding the crop IN Europe
is regarded a. favorable 10 holders. Corn is
active at 62 CSC. Mich. oats are firm at IS 5o46.
Mess pork is firm a: SIS 5o9l3G5; kettle lard
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
TEACHERS CONVENTION.

y Convention OF the Teachers OF Van, Buren,
County will be held at Lawton, on Friday and
Saturday, August 23d and 24th, 1872. Arrange
ments will be made to accommodate all who
attend. 1t ls hoped that every earnest, work
ing teacher in the county will, If possible, be
present. The following is tue order OF exer-
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

Pcrhaps no real medicine ever gained the
rand 30 u!aritv which Castoria has iore Cpe
person relates their experience OF rs good et
fects 10 another. itis q vegetable Ureparation
perfectly harmless, pleasant 10 IA go does not
distress or grippe. but regulates I! r. eystem and
is sure TO operate when all other remedies have
failed. Any person who has ey sr used Castona
for stomach Ache, Constipat DU Group Flat
ulency. Worms Piles, or ders nge2 Liver. Will
never again use nauseatng O Il. Bitter Pills, or
Narcotic Syrups. The Cas- oria contains nei-
ther Minerals, Morphine mol. Alcohol BY its
soothing, quieting effect il. produces natural
sleep and Is particularly a. spted TO CRYING and
teething children. II cost bUt 80 cents, and
bills. 9O5ti.
+. B. Rose, & Co... So Broadway y. i.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
Business Notices.

MICHIGAN CLUBBING AGENCY,-Geo.
W. Matthews, proprietor, Paw Paw, Mich
Nearly 200 papers ana Magazines offered to
single subscribers at club rates, sent to any
post-ofice address Send for price list. 905ly
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

Hon. HENRY WILSON candidate for Vice
President spoke to very large audience at
South Bend last night. The speaking was in
the open air, as no room in the city was large
enough to accommodate the tenth part Of the
audience.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

1HE Monthly Temperance meeting was held
at the Free Baptist Church last Sabbath eve-
uing. Mr.. F.. Barnum, Rev. &. p. Blanchard
and !. E. Barnum, Esq, addressed the meeting.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

REV. Mr.. HASTINGS preached at the Presby-
terian Church last sabbath morning. MIR.
Hastings was pastor OF the Church at this place
several years ago. but he has been for the past
FIVE years at Birmingham, Mich.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

All do know that there are several
hundred thousand mulattoes in this
country and we presume no one has
any very serious doubt that the father.
Of at least niue.tenths Of them are white
Drmoercts. -NF1c Gre.'eu.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
Est or LETTERS.

List OF Letters uncalled for, remaining il
the Post Office az Paw Paw, Mich. August 7th,
1872.
GENTS LIST.
Barganger Charles II. Forbes Charles
Culner Eugene Lewis Elmer
Cline John Means james
Chamberlain c Scraford
Fowler Dan Shipard
LADIES LIST.
Barnhart Eliza Miss Smith Alls Miss
Hunt |. Miss Smith ! Mrs
Myers Ely c Miss Tanne. Hannah Mrs
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

Republican County tOnUsatiOn.
A convention Of delegates from the several
townships Of the County OF Van Buren,, for the
purpose of putting in nomination Candidates
for the several County offices, State senator,
and two Representatives in the Slate Legisla-
trre, and the transactlng OF such other busi
ness as may properly come before the Conven-
ton, will be held at the village OF Lawrence, on
Friday the 10Th day OF August, 1872 at IL
o'clock, A. VI.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

uNPARELLED SUCCESS OF THE SYSTEM OF sFlIItG GOOD
GOODS CHEA
STORE FULL OF GOODS
COUNTERS LINED WITH CUSTOMERS
Inc Choicest and Magnificent l3 Varieties m
ever exhibited In this other Markedly whatever name
or calling you wish o for
Ribbons ia Endless varietv!
from No. TRIMMING RIBBON No RIBBON in Al, tho
Gay and kuobby Pateru shown here ' " " '
lh most recherche and Elegant Assortment FLOWERS
into this sale Attractive Sales Pom
Store ~ ' 4'''N' >
VIII have stock, all varied ~
SHOWN by any House 10 Kalamazoo Guarantee also trim
taem In better style, Cor least a good du
phce any HAT or BONNET made
there, and take a dis
off
from kaamazoo MlIners
IN Lawrence, Bangor Lawton, and o.bar
~ io"ns VIII please rake selling RIRRoNs
Cnlcago Prlcesas bao ool,
OF Goods will testify Low ~ D'"
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
FRIDAY MORNING.

lO;OO-Openlng Exercises and Organization.
lO;30-Declamation, O. +. Mosier.
lO:fO-Essay, Miss Elvira Brown.
4I;OO-Discusslon on Essays and Declama =
tons IN school, opened 10y T. +
Fowler.
ll;l5-Appointments Of Committees.
l2:y0-Eecess.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

The finest line of Dress Goods and Dress
Trimmings, al the latest styles al Van Auken
and Cos.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

The ladies' OF the Presbyterian Society held
their social at the residence OF Mrs. c. Richards
last Tuesday evening. The time was very
plea sanity spent by all who attended.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
REPEBLIC.4.r I.9ECIS.

The Republican electors Of the Township Of
Paw Paw, are requested TO meet in Caucus at
the Court House, on Wednesday evening, Aug.
Iith at z O'Clock, to elect ten delegates, to at
tend the County Convention, to be held at
Lawrence Aug, 10th. for the purpose Of nomi-
mating County Officers.
JOHN KNOWLES Township
VI. L. RICHARDSON
G. A. HARRISON } Committee.
FARMERS ATTENTION.-There will be Q
meeting Of the Farmers Club of Paw Paw, at
the Court House, Saturday, August 10th, at
o'clock. p. NJ. BY order OF the Prest.
&. W. YouNd Secy.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

Oy Saturday last, the Democrats Of this vii
lage hearing that North Carolina had gone
10000 Democratic, thought 1t good time TO
jubilate.
Accordingly they bought some powder, drag
ged the old brass cannon, hired man 10 ire
it and set him at the thankless task OF hunting
up an assistant after spending some time IN
a fruitless search he abandoned the task in dis
eust and the Democratic powder still remains
unburned. The later news from the North
Carolina election has made them tred' ana
thev think they won't shoot.
What pity it is as 1t is the only chance they
are likely TO have to use their powder Per-
haps they will sell their cartridges to the Re-
publicans at discount.
COUNTY FAIR.-The 22d, Annual Fair OF the
Van Buren, County Agricultural Society will
be held at the Grounds Of the Society, at
Paw Paw. on TUESDAY, Wednesday and Thurs
dav. Oct. 1st. ID and Sd 1872. The Buildings,
Track. etc. will be in good order. The accom-
modat!on for Stock are ample-and IN short,
everything will be in the very best condition
for the accommodation OF exhibitors and visi-
tors
VI those who wish 20 become lie members
will call ana set certificates at Kilburns d Hud-
Sons.
+ VI. MANNING. Pres't.
-. II. p. SHELDON, Sec.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

We hear 10 complaints from that bes Japan
Tea: every one who mas tined II says Glidden
keeps the best in town.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
}. ID. SCRIMGER,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent

NOTARY PU BLIC AND CONyEYANCER,
Deeds, Contracts, Mortgages, etc. drawn, on
the shortest notice. Collections attended to
with promptness. Oifce, first door west Of
Breedsville Hotel.
BREEDSVILLE. MICH. s93
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

WHEAT is bringing in this market to-day
sl50 to sl.55.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
TEA. TEA. IEA. III

TEA. TEA. TIA, TIA.
Those who enjoy good cup Of Tea are here
by informed that choice article OF Japan Tea
can be had at the Grocerv Store OF ". II. Gid
den. which will be sure to give subtraction 70
oil lovers Of that bevsrags SIS
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

RfDublfcan .N0m fnatf0ns.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
AFTERNOON.

l:l5-Oral Teaching, W. +. Kent.
I;45-Wntiag N SCHOOLS, Miss l.. Hulse.
2:00-Discussion
2l5-Mental Arithmetic II. Il. Jennings.
2:45-Recess.
3OO-Morals and Manners J. II. Darling.
3:20-Discussion.
3:45-Civil Government. supt. Kellogg.
4:l5-Recesses and manner O: { Cond,,c,i,o
Classes, Geo. W. Myers.
4:I5-Dlscusson.
5'00-Adjournment.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
Look Out For Fun.

AT THE GREAT DRY GOODS. MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS
MARKET, FROM NOW ON TO THE FOURTH OF JT1fy '
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

For President of the United States.
ULYSSES s. GRANT,
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
HENRY WILSON
ST.5TE OFFICERS.

ST.1TE OFFICERS.
Goyernor--JOHN J. BAGLEY.
Lieutenant Governor-HENRY II. HOLT.
Secretary of State-DANIEL STRIk FIR.
state Treasurer z. COLLIER.
Auditor Ceneral-WILLlAM MPHREY
Commissioner OF the state Land Gffice-
LEVERETT A. CLAPP.
ATTORNEY General-BYRON ID. BALL.
SUPERINTENDENT OF Public instruction
DANIEL b. BRIGGS.
Member OF State Board Of Education
EDWARD DORSCH.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
AT Large-EBER b. WARD.
WILLIAM A. HOWARD.
F,rst District-HERNAN KIEFER
second District WALDRON
Third District-JANES O'DONNELI..
Fourth District. A. DUNCAN.
Fifth District-ALONZO SESSIONS.
Sixth District-SAMUEL G.. IVES.
Seventh District-JOHN WOOD.
Eighth District l.. ORIMAN.
Ninth Dlstrlct-JOHN +. BROWN.
..E.rRERS DF TDsN'G RESS.
Fourth District-JCLUS c. BURROWS.
The true northerner., 1872-08-09
Gloves il fresh VARIETY.

Try Dollar KID GLOVES-the Jouvu, Aexan
makes, from 81 80 to 50, 90 pair
The true northerner., 1872-08-09

NorE.-It seems to Us that Mr..
Shoudy is laboring under a slight mis-.
apprehension in regard to the object of
the convention of School Officers. As
we understood the matter at the time of
the appointment of the committee on
uniformity, it was made the duty of that
committee to examine hooks then in use
in the schools of the county, as we'll as
those offered, and select as far as posi-
BILE from those most in use,-making the
fewest changes possible, in order to OBJ.
viate the necessity for purchasing entire
new books, but to discard those not ex-
tensively used, by simply substituting
those in quite general use iu the schools
throughout the county.
We understood that when the com.
mittee had ascertained the facts in the
case and had made up their report, a
convention of School Officers was to be
called for the simple purpose of con.
sidering whether they would give effect
to the suggestion of the Teachers con.
vention by adopting the report of their
committee, by which a unity of effort
would be secured to attain that desir.
able end-ED.