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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-18

Well Mr. j mes :" said neighbor Brown,
II start tbs very day TOR town,
And Get psir OF Boots for me,
And ale shoe my family.
81 I'll YOU go aud harness Doll.
A straight 10 town Will GO By col.
A q stpp IN front OF SMiH's store
w ere the Boots baog DER the door,
81 always does It father tells
He haruessed Dol and put on Bells.
Aud iu ey piled young ones and all.
Crack went the whip and off went Doll
Dol Iod been living on high feed,
A ii start at her isstest speed,
Aud rouk Dcown aud IL. family straight.
To law Pa" at two-iorty gait,
Whoa. w Ca, old Doll. Bill cried out when
They oot to Man street, Number Ten.
AID ont tuey Jumped III front the door,
p, SMITHS Mammoth Store.
la went wlit an awful swell,
Good m ruing, hope to find you well,
S NJ rowu a. he and his young drove
viuctd 10 warm them at the stove.
M ne bur Jones brought me the news
How CHI ap you sold your Boots aud Shoes,
So j resolved to come and buy
OF 'ou my wIutei's iul supply.
10 shoe the tnbe Smith began,
BeguniuS first NTH tue old man
AM ti. Ia the young Browns little feet.
WEI. shod and fitted all Complete
The news 'oon spread the county round
Iha' just the place at length was found
W ere men could save f't, per cent.
o very dollar that they spent.
HEM mber where you can bay Coats
Thread for cts. spool
sH'>pec'fully, Yours,
r.. SMITH a. GO
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-18
Es1s K@ON a. MYERS,
81 MONROE AVENUE.


Can attention to their facilities for mauufactu.
ring MIRROR AND PICTURE FRAMESl
AUD at prlces lower than any other firm in tue
market. ns3- They have also good assort-
ment OF Cbromos, EngraviDgs and Lithograph
rictnres; SPECIAL attention paid to 0rnamen-
va "liding and Regilding. full stock of
VVai, square, Cut aud Black Waltut Frames,
&C, on hand
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-18
ssO7E.s.n WnssE1S.

All kinds of Boiler and Sheet Iron cork done
10 order ON SHORE notice All Boilers tested
previous to leaving the shop. Competent men
Bept to do repairs, Tubes taken out, piecsd
aGd reset Old Boilers and Tubes Bought or
take1 In Exchange.
-. ~ n. 8actsEsEGOR.
ls3 Atwater st. 9lGm6 ECROIT.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-18
set The Bali En- Motion,

and relying upon my past experience and pres
cut knowledge In the business and the good
se;,so of n discerning public for my future
veal or Woe. 1t Will be my purpose this Fail
to exhibit large attractive and commanding
stock OF Goods. such as will suit the spiclal
wants of the trade, and to dispose Of them in
every instance IN euch manner as will reflect
credit upon myself
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-18
Facts Of In ter est
CONCERNING
Sewing Machine Sales fer 1871

The magnitude to which the Sewing machine
business has grown is only surpassed by tue
rivalry OF the various competitors, few OF whom
are unfamiliar with the numerous artifcrs re-
sorred to for the commentator and sale OF the
particular machine sought To be sod II the
number of sales be any criterion of merit, the
Singer seems to bear the palm. IA shusu bv
sworn returns OF the Companies made under
the licences granted them 10y tue owners of the
Sewing machine patents, and which are az FOL
Iowa
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-18
DIR. II. 4. CALDWELL


No. - Lafayette Avenue. DETROIT
With Thirty ears Experience specially dovot-
ed to Diseases OF the Eye. Is now fully pre-
pared t. roceve patients strictly on the terms
above mentioned.
No patients Treated. or Charged 10y the
Week" but are received to CURE, and will be
CHARGED accordingly
81 Patents ia regular attendance not sue
cersfully treated viii have their board bills
paid by toe operator, and no charges for services
REFERENCES by Permission-Hon. n W.
Brooks, Hon Ira Mayhem. Geo. Prentlss, ESD
VIM. ID. Morton, Esq Banker, Col Philip Ksr
schner VIM. j. Fowler, Esq, II. NJ. Shipm an
ESD, Supt Pullman Palace Car Co, j K,
Sutherland, Esq and fifty other cured patients
OF Detroit and vicinity.
INSULATION FREE -Resldeuce and
Office, No SO Lafayette Ave, between shelby
and Wayne Streets, Detroit. Office open daily
from to 5. GIG
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-18
Gong BRICK STORE.

Which rom it's infancy has been under my
special guar i,rshIp, and IN part the object
OF nv care 10 conclusion tho undersigned
would beg to say that the magnitude Of the
stock and tho assortment of goods now offered
Tor inspection and sale at this establishment, is
without a precedent ard beyond parallel IN
the annals of the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-18

The applicant in every case has designated
the kind of Machine desired.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-18
K - H.-~H- u0 q N ~M-
Throat End Lung Institut,

FoR THE CURE OF
Catarrh. Throat Diseases Asthma.
Asronch"ti~ snd Consumption.
No ASPINiLL TERRACE. N ,COMB Ave.
II possible call personally for examination,
otherwise send for Circular.
9le NJ. Hill CON WILLIAMS, NJ d., Prop'r.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-18
OVER 800 SINGER MACHINES SOLD IN
VAN buren, COUNTY SINCE
OCTOBER /, 1871

The Singer will do the same work in 8 hours
that any otuer machine viii do in 10 ours we
would saw TO those wishing to purchase a una
chine, try a Singer. ANY person mag have a
Machine To test II. delivered at their housa, by
addressing
CHARLES SNOLK, AGENT.
Office, Cor. Nam q Niles etc.. Paw Paw Mich.
~ All kinds OF Extras. Sewing Machines
repaired. 500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-17
THE OBsEQUIEs OF NATHANIEL W. BELDEN.
The Last Sad Rites To An Old and Es-
teemed Actor i'm the Little Church
ROund the Garner

The Last Sad Rites to An Old md Esq
teemed Actor i'm the Little Church
Round the Corner.
In the Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, situate in
East Twenty-ninth street, were congregated yes
terday most OF the prominent members OF the thea
trical profession at present in this city, The place
OF worship popularity known as "The Little Church
Round the Cornern was the same from which old
George Holland was buried. Yesterday the re-.
mains OF another old actor, Nathaniel W. Belden
better known in the theatrical profession under the
name Of N. b. Clarke were borne from the quaint
little ediice and consigned to their last resting
place. "When shuttle OF this mortal coi,n said
the old actor to friend OF his only few months
since, during conversation in relation to
George Holland, ~ hope l may be buried
from that Little Church Round the Cor
words over poor George when Others closed their
doors on him because he was an actOrn The old
mans living desire was carried out after his DEATH
and the same clergyman, DR.. Houghton, who read
The funeral service over genial George Holland yes
ferday performed the same sad 0tice over all that
was left of bluff, honest. warmhearted Nat Clarke.
Long before one O'Clock, the hour announced for
the funeral rites the seats in the little church be-
came occupied. Seldom, indeed, does one witness
together so many OF the familiar faces OF those who
make New York laugh and minister to the plea
sures OF her citizens Rarely, indeed, do actors as
semble In large numbers at the burial OF one OF
their profession. For some reason or other
though from no lack OF heart or feeling, for as
class they are warmhearted-they are not to be
met In numbers at the bers OF those who go before
Yesterday the rule was reversed and actors old and
young, thronged to the little weather-beaten church
In Twenty street. to take their last look upon
The face OF one Of the few now left OF those who
grew with the growth Of the drama in this city
almost from it's infancy. He was truly one OF the
links which connect us with the past, much, If hot
more 80, than George Holland, whose friend he
was Among the crowd yesterday who passed by
the coffin OF the deceased were some who in years
gone by iretted their brief hour on the mimic stage
In the same company with him. But few OF them
now remain; the Old stock is fast passing away; a
very lew years more and they will all be numbered
with the past. From the church the remains OF the
iav0rite old actor were borne by fond friends to
Greenwood Cemetery, there to sleep his last sleep.
We such stuff
As dreams made and our little life
Is rounded with a sleep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-17

to attend the funeral from his late residence 276
Warren street, Brooklyn, ON Thursday, the 18th
inst, at hafpast two O'Clock. Members OF Stella
Lodge, No. ass, +. and A. NJ, and members OF the
Long Island Club, are also respectfully invited to at
tend.
WNKLER.-On Saturday, APRIL IS, ALBERT
WINKIER, in the Seth year OF his age.
His friends and those OF the family are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, IS South Eighth street, Williamsburg on
Wednesday, April H. at two O'Clock r. NJ
SUMMoNs--silentia Lodge No. 1913, +. and A. NJ
Brethren you are hereby summoned to attend a
special communication TO be held at the lodge
rooms, on Wednesday, the 18th inst at one O'Clock
sharp, to pay the last tribute OF respect TO our late
brother, Albert Winkler.
SAMUEL HAMMOND, M.
ZERuBBABEL CHAPTER, No. lat, r. A. Moon
PANIoNs-You are hereby summoned to attend a
special convocatiOn OF the chapter, at their rooms
corner Grand and Centre streets, on Wednesday
to-day, April H. at one O'Clock p NJ, to pay the
last tribute Of respect to our late worthy COM
panion, Albert Winkler. Companions ofsister chap
tiers are invited to unite with us.
* e--~.-re,- MERRITT $. LEGGETT, II. p.
MALCOLM STEwAIsf Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-17
erpe.r.ted somebody win kn6w why and BY whom II

perpetrate6 somebody win know why and BY whom II
When the Bachelor sewing machine extended for
the second time by Congress- but little more than year
ago, twas
that not half dozen members In either House knew any,
thing about it But now Senator's and Representatives
before them They know that sewing machine Inventors
and have been paid over and over again
for their Inventions They know that the public the poor
sewing girls the mechanics and others have paying
three prices for sewing quite long enough They know
that the prices OF sewing machines higher now than
they were ten years ago. And, finally, they that
mere IS but one course 10 pursue and
that IS TO let the business OF manufacturing and selling
sewing machines become public properly soon the
present patent expire.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


ALLrsON--B Lafayette, N. j., on
Thursday April IL, 1872, Mr. CHARLES L. ALLISON to
Miss BLANCH BURTHALL No cards.
FINDLAy--W ANDELOn Tuesday, April 10, by the
Rev. = w. Punnett at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, Staten Island, A. d. FINDLAY to SUSAN
WANDEI.
GALLAGHER-HAws-On Wednesday, April TO-
1872, by the Rev. Dr. DuFFIE, WILLIAM X. GALA
CHER to EMMA L., daughter OF the late j. II. Hobart
Haws, all OF this city.
SAMPsoN--DAvY.-On Tuesday, April 10, Mt the
residence OF the BRIDES parents by Rev. William b.
Brown WILLIAM II. SAMPSON to MARY B., daughter
Of Joseph Davy, Esq, of Waverley, N. J.
6NIvgLY--SrRICKLASD.-At the Church OF the
holy Trinity, Brooklyn on Tuesday, April 16, by the
Rev. William A. Snively Rector OF st. Peters
church, Albany, JOSEPH G. SNIvELY, NJ d., to Mrs.
JOSEPHINE STRICKLAND both of Brooklyn No cards.
VAN IANDT-PIRssoN.-l the Church or the Trans
George Clarke Houghton, OF Trinity Parish, MILTON
BURNS VAN ZANpT, of Brooklyn, to Miss LILLE IDA
PRISON, OF Flushing L. i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-17
COAL AND WOOD.


cO S0 COKE OF VERY BEST QUALITY DE.
% ~. hvered al 81 % per chaldron, liberal dis
count made orders for shipment Address Coke Office
New York Gas Works. corner Iwcntyrst styeet aud
nue. A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-17
A sTEsOLOGl$

MADAME ROSA, GREAT NATURAL CLAIRvoYANT
M reveals your whole lie from the cradle the grave
Az Canal street, near Hudson. Fec ST.
DROF LISTER ASTROLOGER FROM BOSTON. CAN
be constied at a Lexington avenue, between IweE.
v-Aith aud Twenty sixth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-17
THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Important Sales Of Uptown Prope,

important safes Oh OrtOWn properly
The most important sale OF the week took place
yesterday. Muller, wilkins d Co. sold the entire
block Of land bounded by the Boulevard, 1soth
street, the Bloomngdale road and 10th street,
containing twentysx lots, and gore of land oppo-
SITE on the south side of l39th street. between the
Boulevard and Bloomngdale road, containing
seven city lots. The following gives the par
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-17
MATRIMONIAL.

A REFINED AMERICAN GENTLEMAN OF Is DE.
N sircs rich refined ana nvablu wife, not over Is
box IA Herald o11cs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-17

BE IN TINE TO-DAY
BE IN TIME TO-DAY.
THE MISERERE FROM TROYATORE THE VOKES.
ROMEO AND JULIET. THE yOKES.
RICHARD THE THIRD THE vOKES.
MACBETH IN THE KITCHEN. THE VOKES.
THE BURLESQUE SPANISH BALLET
BY THE VOkES
THE vOKEs THE vOKEs.
THE GREATEST HIT EVER KNOWN.
Standing Room only when the curtain rises.
Seats may be secured six days i'll advance.
Box ONCE open daily from A. NJ. to +. NJ.
Places can be booked by mail or telegraph.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-06-20
Columbus, Obio Donntrlag, ben 20 SUM- 1872.

fid Sllfe iudenb an iie semenoet babe. Sier
on iblob iie Die 8itte, oieielbe 10 ,peIis al!
moslt6 gu beobadten.
8aIo barauf befanb fie ii6 aEein por ben
nieoer9ebrannten Seuer, melbes, abseleser
uon ben @agen unb 3eIten, eine seeisnett
Statte fit bic perabreoete 3uIammenfunfi
bot. Sic idirte baIieIbe, bab Die Slammen
bell en,porIooerten; als lie iid bann rpieoer
aufridtete, 9litt bic iunse Mericanerin binter
elmer rnd6ttsen Tanne berpor neben ite bin.
SD babe Cure Nnorbnunsen beoba1tet,
bob Iie an Cora bic i1maIe, falte 9anb rei=
deno, unb frOitelnb bilIte fie jid rpieber II,
ibre Defe, aus tiefitem Sersenssrunbe banfe
tb gu6 fur bic unperbiente @ite = bod Sbr
ioat bafiir beIobnt, reid belobnt werben.
Cora antportete ni6t. 0ie Spannuns,
in ipelder iie fdwebte, Iieb ibr nur nod @e=
oanfen filr oas, mas il, na6fter .3eit por ibr
offenbart peroen iolIte.
Ntit elmer einlabenoen 8emesuns mics lie
auf einen ibr seseniberitebenben 6eIoltubl.
Die iunse Mericanerin nabm Blab aQein
mebre Utlnnten oauerte es, beuor oas Sbwels
gen gebro9en ipurbe.
Quse in Auge iaben bic beioen Mabden
oa, uie Inn iid Cine nit oer Nnoeren Gefidtsz
5isen uertraut gu maden beuor iie lpasten,
auf oas uerabreoete @eiprad ein3iseben.
Do6 tuenn oie Sremoe pon innisiter, sleid=
lam anbd6tiser 8emunoeruns fir Gora's
lieblide grideinuns erfiillt mar, 10 iab Cora
rpieoer auf iene bin, ais bate iie ni6t besrifz
FEM rpie in einem iusenoIiden AntIib 10 uiele
erotiIde GeBe uno 5usleid 10 tiefer @ranL 10
ptele Spuren ramenIoier Seelenleioen uno
forperlider Aualen pereinist iein fonnten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-06-20
30. 9as Na6tlager beim stnne=Gnrral

Die Sonne mar lansit binter Sen ,ueitIi9en
60ben 3u 9iIte sesansen unb nod INNER
berrlbte in ben perlbiebenen Qagern beim
Stone.gorral reyes Seben. Sell Iooerten bic
Seuer auf ber Sidtuns uno TN Tannenrualoe
um bielelben berum raiteten Die sebraunten
Gefalten Der Mdnner. Sn iorsloIem gez
pIauber feierten iie bic slHdlide Beenoisuns
Der Iansen Yrairiefabrt ibre nnterbaItuns
nit ben lebten oer Betrdnfe roiirSenb, Die maj,
eisensf fur oieien Abeno suriidseiteat uno auf=
bepabrt bate. Mu6 Srauen uno Dtaoden
rparen nod Ii1tbar; munter unb geI6aftis,
aIs bdtten iie in tbrem 9ai,Sen 2eben feline an
oere Oauslibfeit fennen selernt, belpesten lie
iid un Die uerI6ieoenen Seuer. slus alien
9idtunsen ertonte geians. 8alb uar es Ell
ne 8eise, balo cine Necoroeol balo cine Gut
tarre, mas cine sablrei1ere Gelelidaft berbeiz
aelodt bate; uno no elm Defenders iippia ee=
nabrtes Seusr 9robere Seaisfeit uerbreitete,
ba reselten auf Dem slatten Staten aud ,pobl
TanSer uno Idn5erinnen lire 8emegunsen
nah benz Tofte zines ober mebrerer in Der gile
suia,nmengerufener SnItrumente. ga, bas
mar Elm 2eben in Dem ollnfell pon DtonbIibt
lberIhonlten WaIbe unter Dem seItirnten Sim.
mel Gin 2sben, ais OF nun pIoblib aIle
5offnunsen uno 2uftidIoiier, ruelbe einft ba=
au peranIabten, Der beimatbliden SdolIe ben
Hiifen su febren, ibre 8erlpirfliduna aefun=
ben batten; als OBJ es feline Sorsen, feline
Wlbe uno Gntbebrunsen mebr sebe, man nur
bic Sanb aus3uitrefen braube, um INNER
pieoer einen neuen Ireffer aus benz Gliids=
rabe bes Beibids berpor3usieben. ., ,pie
fhoJ1ten rio gfi6en f1pir,n4h6 f;eNcr IA trc.I;d,
in ben WaIb binein uno tonten bic eSnitrus
n,ente 70 belI! Nber aud ernite llnterbaItun=
gen fanben lire Statte, uno stuar por Seuerr,
Inn pelbe Die er9rauten, iueiien Sdupter Der
aarapanen iid uereinist batten, I'M Der Ser.
eansenbeit luobl einise Worte su ,ueiber, uor=
susslpeiie aber, I'm, iid NIT Der 3utunft su
beidaftisen unb gu beratben, mann ilnb in
pelder giidtuns Die Neiie nad Californian
fort,ufeben lei. Dod ielbit in bieien erniten
Z II
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-06-20
@enleimitilbiges.


Ametfen aus 3tn1il1ern Ailb W y,
oeln gu pertre'b b en-. gs,lA man oisle laIti'
gen Jnleeten uerbannelt, to le9e man en- 5tld
9olStoDle an osn Sft, fpobsn lle 5ll fon1lner
pne9en. HnteF Den Dtobeln laBt ss 1td sc.
ipoDnltg unbea1ertbar arbrtp9en. sSn Gorllilso.
oefl Sdranfen Y. /. iu. 'lsiiB pie Goble IL es'
ne gde 9elsgt peroell. no lle our6 lire Be.
ra9tans nss1t aarten 9eeenltdHoen uerOsrbltde
'p'ro.
- Gtftigc 9anbfdube. Wieeinen,es
biciniide 3eitnn9 beribtet iinb til ,seuerer
3eit Sale uprgefomll,efl, ipn Iid onrd bas
Irasen 9riirer 0an6idube bosartige Mus-
collage otl 9anoen 9ebiloet baben. Die de.
nailde unterlnbiins Bat ergebei,, baB gum
6drben arfenifbaltiae 6arbeu nersaanot otn,oxs
pen 1iito. I'm iiniere 2eierinner, bic tDobI
bauptiddlid bllreb bas Iragsi. f:inftIidsr
SInn,eii, Bdnoer itno ber uerI1isoenes1 sefdrbs
ten uno beorndten aleiberitoffe, osr Qsersifts
un8 ails9elept 'ilo, ilso9lle1lt oapor 5l eelDaDs
telk WoAeH plI D'er e.1 e!iIa1sS 1llffel mt
tDs1ielt oea9.esgen a lqaollege SSarpels By ers
lenilen. oelonoers peToao)fig 1ailo INNER
!apH VeA9Ip elato!e ss1olIe allso el1se lllsfers
luWah9 oefleloen ornn9eno 9soolen Mellll
man eial9e arop1en Salm'algetH asif oe11 sll
p1ufehoen 9e9ehllano 9teBt 10 efDalfman til
psh.9en Ue!hs'ten e1ae olaae Solui,8: loers
ltas1 man olele, h't e1ner fe1nen Stablfeoer.
ooeI elfsH anoeren o9nttwen 0e9ealfano, aaf
ne'Bes Pap!ef, nno erDalt na1 Den. Serouns
llsn p9 oes ffe'en ammontafs s'nen bellblauen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1872-06-20
gHinterabaana an gicneu.

Die Wienen baben persansenen 9Binter
Thfuere 0erl eau rIelpengebabt. Die 9alfs
te III Qr5Beren Diltrs ften, ia bis5usilen san3e.
Stdn6e einseIner Beji ibsr, iilao ben nndtbeilis
qen GinfIii5en Der flI Iteil SobreSSest erlea
9Iber nisbt Der Rd IIts dniif9, hi ben lnrlIte
naber nnterfudten 1dIIef bat Ieoi8lilb sissk
lnridfige Bebonblurg 1u6bysAp BET
5eit Die SduIO a1s loI den ssatnlntb asnoen
ffdIIen gebabt INNER nor es
feit, ioaberrs II pielelI dllen ebett Dlangfl al
aenntniB Der lotirqeIs Is1e 1ueldbe oie !Es
baItina oes 2ebens pleIer nsls lid4en alfbeltex
itsafgebenb iisao.
sDaB Die @stode mad obea bin clsligs
tilatien baben rlillleIs, UNI Deli poss nsila
ionnenhdagenoer s8ieHerb baufen alls8
ten feldbten Dlinlten Mb3ll9 al perl d9effen<
pielfah ,is1beadjtst gebIiebeil. s1a 6at l5
oonis bic geas9 feit nlenefge Ia9en nno bis
aauft hi Gtode uefoorbell, ii lAell
arrhoe eia9etTeteit asllo pie Bts1sef1 9etont
o6er foeni9ItenB Biz sH g ooe ShGUQ
Mnbers Iessisl iians soagdls} 1u<l
re i'll bel 0ni6 9eba6t. Qektels {5erhlt udl(l
erte Die Irad lallae, llslD 1fGsld|e 5tnd
ren eefii[gt Bis III Sic Maiittts bineills fuo
giengn Tsb ssl {ianlussIn pf fIsgen a2llls lsai, d
erlte &ddIte eilstrdt HsuBten jie al 6ie 4
iilltsn a9absF aai aietef, oie eeraos II foif 3
Sic iilso, ni1bsbie Golcnie erfror ilisis
lleberfllsfIe Bdress ia IoIsbels t65def e1
srpei cher bret Wnben eistIeert ober eisg1as
berausgenoF1laen iuprossb loasaa bdtten iSt5 Oh
3ienen Gin befIsres s8intera tier aitSi
f0nnel unb 1udrsn am 22ebell gebIiieben.
gl,sd) bas gerfeBen bes ssSIuaI oebes bat 1n0lss
q c&ft
fonnen iolae p5Ilise GinfHIiebang si,ssRdE
ni6t pertragen; es madt iie unrubis, jie pefs
sebren bemaufoIse mebr Soria unb cntleeren
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-05-08
INTBRROGATING AN ORACLE.

Nj. Z. Booth. The gentleman whose 10
quacity was first promoted by his selection
as foreman Of the late grand jury, is de
termined not to sink into the oJscurity of
his former silence again. He speaks often
and at length His last effort, on Monday
night at the tax resisting pow-wow, was
Of character with his former demonstra-
tons 1t consisted Of large sections of
that extraordinary amazement and indig-
nation which seized upon him in the grand
jury room. He has come to see things
that were strangers to his eyes before be
mounted into position under the hand of
Sheriff AIasicot. When it was given to
him to scour the community in search Of
petty criminals and unlawful cOntrivauces
he used to issue regular bulletins to Judge
Abel about the state of the country at
large and the best way to pickle and pre-
serve the autonomy Of society and its
written constitution. He put a head on a
great many things, and, like the Irishman
at Donnybrook, hit every head that
presented itself Time and the pa
tience of the judge at length ended
these excitable productions, and now
Mr.. Booth is an unofficial but yet
a regular contributor to the literature Of
the day. Sometimes he gives US a speech,
and anon he offers declaration Of prin-
ciples as long as the platform that was
adopted by the Republicans at Philadel-
phia in 1776. The only difficulty about
Mr.. Booth is that he builds mighty big
hat over a very small rim: or, he puts too
much rim about a very small hat. All of
his Indignation, establishment and elo-
quence on Monday night seemed to centre
in the fact that a piece of property be-
longing to him had been assessed this year
at eight thousand dollars, when it had
heretofore only been rated at about thirty
eight hundred dollars He did not deny
that it was worth eight thousand dollars.
but his cLoIer was provoked at the fact
that the assessment had been fixed at a
higher rate. VIII Nh Booth explain two
or three things in this connection: What !
is the value Of the property about which !
he complains? If the valuation is too |
high, why does he not resort to the usual
method provided by law and secure a re-
duction Of the assessment If there is so
much rascaHty abroad in the city mLy did |
he not present it when be was foreman Of
the grand jury; H will please answer, in
behalf Of the calico editors, without tear
ing the goods 50 as 70 leave a ragged end |
on his information.