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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-07-11

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bic gertauuns All b~ef0roern unb ben Waaen 3u ~erleidtern.
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tenb better fablen, sa b~ielelbxn BEN gerbauunssapparat RENT.
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2pweu, Naff., 0ertin. 6taaten soa Amesila.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-12

THE END.-The Democratic Party by their
Representatives at Baltimore, put in nominal
ton for President Of the United States sh"ir
life long opponent and maligner-both as a
Wing. and later as q Republican, Horace
Greeley. the Oldest most experienced and pro-
foundest trickster, OF the political editors
OF this country
Great efforts have been made by the Demo-
cratic politicians Of the country to bring about
this result, and TO that end every means have
been resorted to to bring Democrats to acqui-
esce. Indications are pretty abundant that the
whipping-in policy is to be resorted to TO bring
Democrats to the support Of Greeley and
Brown. Whether leaders in the Greeley apos-
tacy will succeed in bringing the rank and file
OF the party to the support of the heretofore
much hated and heartily detested "old aboli =
ZIONIST and High Tariff Dog, remains to be
see.
We think we know scores OF voters, who are
Democrats from conviction, that will continue
to resist this latest acquisition and steadily re-
fuse to kiss the hand that has so long and so
perslstently piled the rod to their political
backs, the dissertations Of which, have not yet
healed
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-07-12
COMMERCIAL.


new oBK. July 9th. 1872.
Money IL active but large sums are seeking
employment and interest rules law. allloans
are quoted to-day at Bad, with transactions
mostly at the inside figures, though as high as
has been paid this week \ more steady
market will probably prevail in the course of
so days when in addition to freer movemeut
OF wool, considerable funds will be required for
the new wheat Nothing has transpired since
the date OF last letter TO change the condition
of the wool question. At the London sales
full prices are realized on grease grades. and
manufacturers apprehend that bottom has been
touched there Still the supply is 80 ample, that
they have no fears OF scarcity, and with a free
choice on each side Of the atlantic, they are
not inclined 20 enter the market sooner than
necessary, for fear OF initiating it.
In breadstuffs we have had little more
steadness the past few days, on account OF an
improved European demand for wheat. Still
as there 10 only the merest possibility OF crop
failure, either here or in Europe, OF importance
sellers are very willing TO accomodate buyers,
here, holders at the west Will not feel encour-
aged. The stock, however. is reduced to about
10000 bu.. and the receipts are light As new
flour will not seriously effect the market for
some weeks we consider we have lust enough
wheat 10 supply our local trade aud bridge over
meantime. Corn appears TO be hopelessly
sick. ADD oats arc not much letter The Tor.
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PRU.UPT P.fI.NE.N r.

Paw Paw July 5th, 1872.
take pleasure in testifying to the prompt
ness OF the Michigan Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Detroit, IN the satisfactory adj
justment and payment Of their liabilities as
evidenced by the payment of amount Of policy
assigned to and on the life of the late Thos.
Fl. Stephenson, Of this place, which has this
day been fully paid Amt. OF policy, $1,000
Additions by profits 550,61.
Total slO5O,61.
F.. o. BRIGGS, Administrator of Said deceased.
Mr.. Stephenson insured his life on what ID
known as the Ten Payment life plan, >" Feb,
Sd, 1868, for Il 90 0, paying an annual premium
of S46, Is. He has thus paid four annua pre-
miums, applying the profits to the increase of
his policy until the last payment, when he ap-
piled the dividend Of s6,S7 to the reduction OF
his premium, leaving &c., cash payment
he has thus invested s17s,4l and his family
have this day received :l05O,6l from that in
vestment
The Michigan Mutual Lite was organized by
the citizens of our own state, for the purpose
OF securing to them the security and profits
OF insurance and to retain the moneys paid for
the same in the localities from whence they
we're received thus doing away with the chief
objection Of insurance, that Of taking the mon
eys, (premlums) paid, out Of the Town County
and State, and investing it in other States, at
lower rates of interest than is received here.
Maj, F. F. Marsh, special agent Of the COM
pany is now in our city for tie purpose OF or
ganizing Board of contr0, for this county,
whose duty 1t shall be 10 supervise the
oaning Of all the moneys taken for insurance
IN Van Buren, County, within the County linn
it's. Thus giving our citizens, az it were, q
Local Life Ins. Co., which guarantees them
the security aud benefit OF Insurance and
does not take their capital out OF their midst
but invests and keeps it invested in their own
county.
That provision made by village Fathers and
enforced 10 nearly every hamlet which can
boast of incorporation, restraining COWS from
running at large in the streets after four o'clock
Is wise one, though now and then person is
found 10 find fault and think It oppressive.
Many perambulating vegetables are saved from
some repacious snare where such provision is
enforced
4 few nights since, young man II much
promise and great expectations, stepped
into an Ice Cream Saloon, accompanied by
young lady from the rural district The
pair seated themselves at table and ordered
Ice Cream. The lady in attendance inquired
which they would have-Lemon o. Vanilla
Gent replied. no. either ! want some Ice
Cream Dung lady companion explained
that Lemon au3 anlla meant the havoring-
Gen; replied don't know anything about
that-never ate ans. but am very s,nd OF Ice
Cream
Enforce SHAT 5riulEe5 y7 aiI u5lus
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BosH.-The Pittsburgh Post, Democrat
paper, which opposed the nomination OF
Greeley and Brown, now delivers the following
bosh by way Of whipping in conslderate and
consistent Democrats;
For any conscientious Democrat TO evsn
speak Of voting for Grant Is a sin against his
country, and his God. and truth and 10 even
think in his sacred soul Of doing such a thing
is thought that he should, and most assuredly
WILL repent OF with bitterness and sorrow, aud
in saekcloth and ashes"
The Louisville Courier Journal delivers the
following
1t is hoped that all who call themselves Dem.
ocrats will now enter heartily IN support Of
''seeley and Brown, and all who are worthy OF
the na,,..s will do it. As Democrats no other
conrse il la. them. Before the nomination
they had rightt to oppose Greeley as party
men they have none.
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Re,,nbIicam Congregational Contention.

Republican Congregational Contention.
\ Republican Congressional Convention for
the Fourth Congressional District, will be held
at the village OF Decatur, on Wednesday, Aug.
9Th at / o'clock, p. M, to nominate Repub-
Hcan candidate for Congress. Each county in
the District will be entitled to twice as many
delegates as it has members in both branches
OF the Legislature, under the Apportionment
Law of 1871
4. b. CopLEY, Chairman. Cass Go.
{. A. Harrison, Van Buren, Co.
II. ID. DIX, Berren Co.
e.. f.. READ, Kalamazoo 90.
Kalamazoo, June 24thlS72. committee.
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REPIBLIC.f.N' ST.4TE CO.VI'E.N.
ton.

A Republican State Convention, to nominate
candidates for STATE officers, and Electors for
President and Vice President, will be held az
Lansing at Representative Hall on Wednes-
day. the 3lst day OF July, 1872, at ii O'Clock
n. NJ.
The severl counties will be entitled to two
delegtes for each Representative in the lower
branch OF the State Legislature, under the ap-
portionment law Of 1871 and every organized
county having no Representative will be emit
tied to one delegate.
[ nder the resolution of 1853, no delegate
will be entitled to seat who does not reside in
the county he represents.
S. ID. BINGHAM, Chairman.
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ONE-HALF the people cannot take Castor OIL
from its terrible pauseating taste and recoil in
the throat. The Castoria prepared by DR..
Pitcher is purely vegetable, perfectly harmless
pleasant to take, and more effective than Casio
Oil. II does not distress or sripe, but regu-
lates the system, aud operates when all other
remldes have failed IL acts like magic for
stomach Ache, Constipation, Flatulency, Group
and Worms. II contains neither Minerals,
Morphine nor Alcohol It's soothing. quieting
effect, produces natural sleep, aud particularly
adipts 1t to crying and teethiug children. No
article has ever met such unqualified endorse
mont by the Physicians. Take no more Bitter
Pills Narcotic Syruas, Cnping Purgatives or
Sickening OILS. The Castora costs but 80
cents. and when once tried you will never be
without IL 9Oltl
J. B ROSE, q Co. 50 Broadway y. s..
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CRoQUEr is the favorite game on the Court
House square.
on the 4th while firing salutes at Galien IN
Berrlen County, man whose name ID not
given was killed by the premature discharge OF
a cannon.
\ stabbing ARRAY, we learn, occurred at Ban
gor on the 4th, in which one Rockwell Of
Breedsville cut one McNitt OF Hartford. Our
informant SAID whiskey had something to DO
with it.
THE Sprinkler seems to lie inadequate to the
task of keeping the streets moist during this
very hot and dry weather.
OUR townsmen +. O. Briggs and Alonzo
Sherman attended the Baltimore Convention,
Mr. Briggs as a delegate, and Mr. sherman as
a student in pursuit OF knowledge.
HoN. Chas = May withdrsws from the
Congressional Squabble and publishes card
surcharged with bitterness and bad feeling
and accuses his opponent with all manner OF
knavlshness in general, and the party with
to congressional pro motion.
o. Friday night June 28th, the Office OF the
Register OF Deeds of st. Joseph County was
robbed of greater portion of its public records
by some persons who are unknown. Hopes
are entertained of the speedy recovery of the
missing records. No clue has been obtained
"a to the object Of the theft.
"JEpp" and Miss Fannie OF the Peak Fam
lily Bell Ringers were married on sunday Even
ing, June 3Oth and left Immediately for the
Boston Jubilee.
The Town House ls und ergoing repairs and
re-garashment 4 new floor Is benz laid IN
the all and tier Of seating on a raised plat
form will surround three sides o. tie same.
OUR village Ere aud lose Companies VII
hold a Picnic aud a dinner in Wizards Grove
or the 18th. Good speakers VIII ADDRESS the
citizens. There will be a dance in the evening.
good time is anticipated, as It Is expected
hat everybody will be on hand 10 prrtake OF
the festivities Of the occasion.
PIc-NIcs were the order of the day hereaboutE'
on the 4th almost the entire town turned out
and went to the lakes in this vicinity, and
spent the fourth in very agreeable manner,
enjoying Themselves hugely away from the
heat and dust of the town.
NEWSPAPER CHAvGE. Il. w. Van Fos.en
Esq, has leased the Office of the VAN UREN
COUNTY PRESS, TO Mr.. Fra nk Drummond. "a
son-n-law Of Thos. l.. Ross, Esq, who 10 I'M
derstood to be the responsible party who viii
hereafter conduct the paper. We understand
that it will advocate Greeley as the Baltimo re
candidate for the Presidency.
Frank is good fellow aud We VISA him
much success in this his latest enterprise
WE learn that the DECATUR REPUBLICAN has
become Gieeleyized, and will hereafter advo-
cate the claims OF the great political ditor
who has been on more sides OF all questions
than any other man IN the United States
How is it Ed has Greeley turned Democrat.
or has the Democrats turned Creelev ? which
Educational sOnrrRff0n.
4 Con venton OF School Officers. consisting
OF one officer as delegate from each school DIS
trict IN Van Buron County, will be held in the
village Of Law renee on SATURDAY july 9th.
1872 at 1 1 o. clOsl, A. NJ.
Lawton July 81 1879. HENRY. J. KELLOGG
Co. supt Chairman OF Com
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RcIubiican county Contention.

The Republicans Of Van Buren, County WIZ
meet in convention at the Court douse III the
Village of Paw Paw on Friday the Doth day OF
July 1872, at IL o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose
OF electing Six delegates 10 the Congressional
Convention to be held at the Village Of Decatur
on the 9Th day Of August 1872, for the purpose
of putting in nomination a candidate for Con-
gress, and also to elect delegates to represent
this County IN the State Convention to be held
at Lansing on Wednesday the 3lst day OF July,
1872, for the purpose OF putting IN nomination
president and Vice President Of the United
States.
The several Townships Of the County are en-
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DETROIT MARKET.
DETROIT. July 10th, 1872


DETROIT MARKET.
DETROIT, July 10th, 1872.
The great question with produce merchants
at this time of year is, how to keep expenses
below profits. AS general thing II is a con-
nundrum the cash book seldom answers salts
factorily, whatever theory may say With ex-
penees els to s25 per day, (for q moderate
sized house, to be net from COMMISSIONS at
per cent on butter at 1ial6c per lib, Eggs Isc
per doz. potatoes 2O@25c per bu., ana h.l.
moving Of that. With all ''-' :, -.,, all.
feed hardly glve-away-able, and fruit, dried and
green, just between wind and water, it is easy
to see there are more pleasing occupations
than handling produce in midsummer. Other
branches OF trade make few complaints, save
that collections are slow. This OF course
should DO expected, when about the only trade
bringing money into the interior at this time,
that OF wool, is at a stand still. Buyers here
still refuse to exceed 50@55c for coarse or fine
wool. They say that in a short time that
price will be satisfactory, and growers and the
trade will work smoothly IL slowly.
Flour is in the same dormant state az week
ago. Accumulation has been prevented by the
shipping OF large lots on consignment to the
Eastern markets. Choice white grades OF
fered at s7.75 and $500. Medium and amber
at 7(d7.50. Wheat has been IN fair shipping
demand, but spectators have been shy. The
stock was reduced $4,000 bu. at last reports
There is an increasing confidence that all old
wheat will be worked off without serious loss.
The receipts are very light-noJ averaging 5
cars per day-while the new crop will not be
available for many month. The samples Of
new wheat (on the stalk shown on the board
do not warrant the expectation Of anything like
80 tine a crop as in 1871. Prices are irregular
but higher than week ago, as follows: Extra
1.63 Mol white 1.52; Treadwel 1.52: Amber
LAS. Corn Is dull at 46, and oats quiet at
80 80. The receipts OF the latter are large and
revival OF prices 10 not depended upon strong
ly. Spectators are letting the market alone.
Apples are in good demand at 2(s2.50 per bu
for new. Butter ls dull and inactive There
is no outlet, and though choice is firm at l6
there Is an abundance Of ordinary at Hobs
Cheese is nearly if not quite at the bottom
plenty at IL 2@12. Eggs dull at 10. Honey
new, is offered at 20@22 from wagon New
potatoes are quick at l.25@1.5O per bu-old
dull at 20@25c. Tsllow 7s.. Hides firm at
So A coffee sugar I2;.
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TIE finest line OF Dress Goods and Dress
Trimmings, all the latest styles at Van Auksn
and Cos.
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ICE, ICE. IL L..

CARL TON Coos is prepared to furnish Ice OF
the very best quality to all who may wish it.
He will deliver to any part Of the town daily.
Orders solicited.
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For any thing you want in drst class Gro
ceres at bottom prices, go 70 Prater's, Buffers
old Stand.l
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We hear no complaints from that best japan
Tea every one who has tired It says Gidden
keeps the best in town.
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No. Jap Tea for 30 cts at Prater's. War
ranted to give satisfaction or money refunded.
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FOR SHE.

Two Billaiard Tables and fixtures together
with lot OF fine pictures. They may be seen
at the rooms over Dodge IL Wiley's store. The
tables are in good order and will be sold at
bargain 90lm3 JOHN &WM W. LYLE.
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Business Notices.

No chewing Tobacco al Prater's for 6s per
pound
The special merits or SMoLANDEB's BUCHU
are that it thoroughly invigorates an enervated
system, and that it Is perfect and truthful
specific FOR kidney bladder and glandular DIS
eases, mental and physical debility, gravel, d.s-
betes, all complaints Of the urino-genital or
gans 80 frequent in the female sex, whether
married or single. and the fact of Its being pre-
scribed by family physicians, should be enough
to endorse It's superiority
The VERY BEST FLOUR warranted equal to
any manufactured in the State OF Michigan for
"a 90 per hundred. Extra Flour $500 per
hundred, and Bolted Meal for 51.O0 per hun
dred at j. II. Prater's Goods delivered within
the corporation free OF charge
There are certain women in this country who
are making prodgious clatter in speeches.
newspaper articles, and by other means, about
what they call their rights. \ moments
thought, however. Will go fi- 70 convince any
candid person that the sewing machine has
been mere effectual aid in giving TO women
generally their rights than all she ciammor
made by them from the days OF &anthippe TO
the present time. The blck-ache. the round
shoulders, the diminished eye sight, the weak
ened nerves. which were inevitable attendants
OF sewing by the old process, have disappeared,
and N this new domestic dispensation a womaH
can 10 The sewing Of her family without Jury
10 their bod ~ health and have time left for
other things.
This total revolution n the art % sewing
which has always been considered womanv
accomplishment. and which. IN many cases. "a
an indispensable one Las been ACCOMPLISHED
u aJout twenty-five seass.
Z is Interesting az his time after toe 4p5e
oil a quarter Of Q century, 20 notice the proper.
tons to wliol tic sewing l.clm- BUSINESS
haa grown. Ii ap. e.rs FROM the Returns made
Js tie jaeraut companies -9r Jla ear 1871
TIA. tine Singer sewing Machine COMPANY
alone sod l51, 800 machines last year Ihis
was the largest number sold by any one Com
pany, exceeding the next highest number sod
oy more than fifty thousand an the ,lri
highest number by more than ore hundred AMI
thirty thousand. he popularity Of the singer
machine ts further shown by the fact. that out
OF 2 ga machines ordered by the Chicago Re
Lief Committee up to the ninth OF the present
month, for the citizens of that city, , 427 were
of the Singer pattern. These enormous figures
indicate the importance of the sewing machine
business to-day when 1t has but Just passed its
ma orty, and make 1t difficult to oniecture
what 1t will become in the future -Ns'o York
EUpaipg Post
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A large line OF Croquet and Nilsson Slippers
at Van Auken q Cos
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Best chswitg Tobacco at Prster's for s1.Oo
per pound
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DIED.

Died July 9th, in Waverly Mr.. JACOB HUEy'
IN the fifty third year of his age.
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Farm for Saie.-The underslgped Of
iers his farm OF 6S acres. situated on the road
south OF the Lee School House. Az miles from
Paw Paw As acres under improvement good
bearing orchard 10 acres Of wheat on ground
comfortable house and good barn. Terms easy.
III. BRADLEY
Paw Paw. April 70, 1872 590m2
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Buy your Fruit Jars at Praters.
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The VERY BEST FLOUR warranted equal to
any manufactured in the State OF Michigan for
"a 90 per hundred. Extra Flour, $500 per
hundred and Bolted Meal for 51O0 per hun
dred at J. II. Prater's. Goods delivered within
the corporation free OF charge.
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mer is steady for the moment at 59@6l and the
latter are in fair demand at 43@4i for Mich.
Mess pork is stsady at l3.35a13 40; lard heavy
ct sSs for kettle. Western butter should be
kept at home until IT can be made ft to COM
mand more than 1Odl6 here while state 10
selling at 22@2s. Dry goods are getting more
active. but there is no change IN values to
mention
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Look Out For Fun,
AT THE GREAT DRY GOODS MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS
MARKET FROM NO" On TO TIE FOURT4 OF JULY
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BUSINESS CHANGE.
70 IUMSERMEN

having disposed OF our interest in the retail
business our whole time will be devoted TO the
purchase and sale Of Lumber suitable for the
EASTERN AND CHICAGO MARKETS.
and those having such Lumber for sale will find
IL for their interest to give us a call before sel-
ling. Our CHOICE MICHIGAN WHITEwoop will
be made specially. Office over T. L. Ross's
store, opposite Dyckman House.
HENRY FITCH.
raw raw MICH Oct. 10, II, S64tf
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Gloves 80 fresh VARIETY,

Try our Dollar KID GLOVE5-5he Jouviq, A!exsud
makes from 81 so to g. 90 , pa,r
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.alt 5rimn.5 y7 aiI m5las