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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-11
BENJAMIN HYArT, !
JESSE BARTON, Com
ALLEN GoRHAM,

=. report of Commissioners appointed by rho
probate Court for the County Of Van Bursn 80" %
the matter of the construction Of RI. len, P. ~
willie and Old Maids Greek ditch Iolo,e'' ntey"s-
the township of Columbia. ''"'e" IN
The undersigned Commis soners a,no;,.o.,,-
the Probate Court 'or the County a. Van p,,.y y
ior the purpose of determininc the nooa''o,' G,''
Tor the construction OF the BreedsviIIe ,,.I n,yy
MAIDS Creek ditch in the Townshiu,f Gll, I,," o''
anu assess damages to which any ne son or ,,"
sons NAV be entitled by reason oi ,b, ~, p'-
ueuon thereof, having been duly s,yo,r I'VE
ceeded on the 9Th day Of September 1879 - o", ~
al,ne ,he route OF the proposed ditch o~ 5,o,o
ana ana actually 20 over and inspect IN. ,,,,' -,
the fame rom the beginning tothe end ,baroo' ~
ana nave determined that there is a re,,a,,'
Ior the con struction Of said ditch ~ Ii,
surveyed ana staked by the drain Commis.i"o'
ana that there Is no damage to .y ars,p"e'
persons through whose lands the same ~ 'i ~
pass ny rea,on "t The construction tbaraoe >"''"
''vcn under our hands this 6,b day nr -.
tember, a. y. 1872 -"' % "ef-
ALENANbEE LYrLE.t
O1HNiEL HoAc. C,,,,,;...
ROEERT BAkFr. ''''sS''"cf'
9l2t3. ". III. PUGSLEY
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rods 81 through cut s. 25
l24 rods cost rod $l,90.
plank boxing rods o. ditch
Smith A. 81 56 oag Frank, David, Wckwe
NJ 10 o. Barrels Jas, 2S 80 Van Ripper c. IL ST.
Vincent 30 rs Curss David H. Kellogg H. Total Sl42 So
Total Gravel Lake Vincent Ditch Sff7 81.
following upon the lands herein
described in the Township of Wave the expenses
construction the Pumb Paw Paw and Aegan ditch located
in L. nr nnnl
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~ 4g2 s2g 30 S252 40 S0s1


S9l $50 rods
o constructing 1876 IS whole number 2S2,
The following been made lands
scrbed the Township Columbia
of the Jep Lake ditch located the Township of Columbia
| AnrD Dnrnn G1nntu Minhin
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)st of CONSTRUCTION, 81 90 per rod.

have heen
described in the Township of Decatur for Expenses
deepning widening the 0Rourke ditch Township
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Total,

The following Assessments have been made upon herein
described in the Township Waery expenses the
construction Of the Armstrong Hyanes Paw Aegan road
itch located in the Township of Amena and Wavery Buren
County Mich.
showernon J Z ofse l2 - 40 so
The following Assessments have been made upon herein de-
scrbed in the Township Antwerp expenses the
construction Of the Corporation Paw Paw Llwton ditch ca
ed in the Township Of Antwerp, 1872
Township highway benefited between
sections 90, 30, 81, and 80 to plank
for boxing the outer spikes labor sc. IS II 5S
Drain Notice in
Commissioners services
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tI,Up Tenth Volume OF NopD HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE
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We now have, and shall always keep on
hand, for Sale at very Low hates. by the
qure or singly, tho following Blanks, very
nicely printed at this Office:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-02
BI E Nv E N IDO.

Nuestro apreciable amigo ell Sr. D.
Ignacio Guasp, director que fu6 du-
rante q amos de este peri6dico, ha
llegado 4 esta Isla por ell 1ltimo vapor-
correo de Cadiz. Ell Gobierno de S. NJ.
le ha nombrado primer Official de esta
Secretarla. Sin que sea nuestro Amino
offender en- 10 mas m1nimo al Sr. D.
Jose Aragon que desempenaba esta
plaza, q nuestro juicio, con inteligen-
cia y acierto, no podemos m9nos de
alegrarnos y de dar nuestro humilde
parabien al Supreme Gobierno por ell
tacto que ha tenido al elegir al Sr.
Guasp para un destino de con6anza
como acknowledgements 10 es este con
que ha sido nuestro amigo agraciado.
NADIA decimos, porque no queremos
herlr su natural lnodestia, de los me-
ritos que alderman & nuestro ilustrado
antecesor. Ell pals lie conoce y nos
otros esperamos que los hechos han de
conhrmar nuestra opinion, & saber:
que ha sido muy merecido muy acer-
tado el nombramiento que para pres
tar sus servicios en- la Secretaria del
Gobierno Superior Civil ha recaido en-
el Sr. Guasp.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-02
F6ria y exposition agrlco!a.

Llamamos la atencion de nuestros
lectores, sobre ell programa que pu-
blicamos EN- la Ia plana de la f9ria
y exposition agrlcola, que ha dc We
rificar el Excmo. Ayuntamiento de
esta ciudad, en- los dias 16a 22 del
corriente.
Por 10 que Sc desprende del indi-
cado programa ell objeto principal
de la Corporation Municipal, es esti-
mular q los agricultores de frutos
memories, Y tratar de evitar la caren-
cia de articulos que de algun tempo
q esta parte sc nota en- esta ciudad.
Mucho deseariamos que los Pc
quenos agricultores de los pueblos
circunvecinos, Sc estimulasen y acu-
dieran con sus productos la expo
sicion: este podfa reportarles honra,
porque s;empre 10 es ell ostentar un
premio debido al trabajo y provecho,
puesto que ell Ayuntamiento com
prara todos los objetos que Sc expon-
gan, consiguiendo ademas, los que
obtengan mencion honoriica que les
paguen la contribution oe subsidio
que Sc les imponga en- Ell ano de
1929.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-02
Correspondence del "Boletin." "
Madrid, 13 de mayo de 1872.

Sr. Director Tres puntos culmi-
nantes abraza la presente quincena
que no carecen nj aisladamente nj
considerados en- colectividad, de gran
dlsima importancia. La rebellion car
lista, los debates parlamentarios y la
crisis ministerial, nacida y resuelta en-
breves horas, son los puntos susodi-
chos y sohre los que he de basar la
presente correspondence.
La insurreccion absolutista que al
cerrar mi anterior carta, podia asegu-
rarse dolorosamente Sc ensenoreaba
de las provincias vascas y especial
mente de Navarro, ha sufrido tantos
y tan duros reveses en- ell corto tras-
curse de estos pasados ounce dias que
no ser1a aventurar lisongeras espe-
ranzas ell pron6stico de una pronta y
completa pacificacion. Y no podfa ser
de otro modo; la alta y distinguida f.
gura del duque de la Tore, general
en- jefe del ejercito del Norte era una
garantfa premature de fellz exito en- las
operaciones que Sc preparaban. Y CO.
mo por otra parte ell espfritu unani-
me del pals rechaz6 desde el primer
momento ell insurreccional movimien-
to, Ia esperanza de triunfo adquiri6
entire los defensores del 6rden y las
instituciones mayor caracter de rea-
lidad.
Ell grito de Reproduction que Sc ex-
halo de todos los pechos al tener CO.
nocimiento exacto. de los proyectos
tradicionalistas, fue la primera y mas
importante derrota moral que sufrie-
ron los partidarios del regimen anejo
absolutista, y que 4 ser possible, de ser
comprendida por ellos, hubiera sido
causa de la deposition de las armas
que las abigarradas y Heterogeneous
huestes del pretendiente d. Carlos
han empunado con tan infcuo intento
y tan ciego frenesi, desoyendo la voz
de la patria que clama hace tanto
tempo por reposo y tranquilidad, y
desatendiendo las mdltiples y profun-
das heridas abiertas mel cuerpo So
cial por los sacudimientos sucesiyos
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del famfgero abolicionista, pero tras-
lado a sus lectores hacia Ia replica que
obtuvo del ministro de Ultramar, Sr.-
Herrera, que demostr6 con APPLAUSE
unanime del Congreso la verdad de
los hechos que ell ST. Labra desfguro
torpemente con perjuicio de los SAN
tos intereses de la nacion.
Terminare esta dando Vd. una
breve resena de 10 ocurrido en- la Ill
TINA crisis, que ha dado por resultado
la salida deljefe del cuarto militar del
rey, Sr. general Gandara.
En- ell consejo de ministries ceiebra-
do el dia Z por la noche, y que dur6
cuatro horas, despues de quedar COM
pletamente aplacadas todas las dist
dencias interiors;, surgi6 la question
Gandara, de la que va Sc habia ocu-
pado ell consejo, y cuya permanencia
al lado del rey Sc consider6 tan incon-
veniente, que ell gabinete por unani-
midad acord6 someter al rey Amadeo
la destitucion del jefe de su cuarto
militar 6 aceptar la dimision del mi
nisterio. A la una del dia siguiente
estuvo ell Sr. Sagasta en- palacio y pu-
so en- conocimiento del rey 10 acorda
do, quien trat6 de disuadlr al presi-
dente del Consejo, mas viendo que era
en- vano, pidi6 tempo para reAexionar.
A las cinco de la tarde del mismo dia,
Sc hailaba ei Sr. Sagasta en- icon
greso, donde recibi6 una carta del
ministro de Estado Sr. De Bias, quien
lie manifestaba de 6rden del rey su
negativa q aceptar la dimlsion del Sr.
Gandara nj la del Gobierno, al que
creia obligado 4 seguir en- su puesto
por atlas razones de patriotismo. Ell
presidente del Consejo re:nio Ell Sc
guida q los ministries, y conocida la
determination de S. NJ , Sc insisti6 en-
dimitir y acto continue fue el Sr. Sa
gasta 4 palacio a ofrecer la dimision
del gabinete. Mas como ell rey no la
admitiese, volvi6 ell Sr. Sagasta al
Congreso y ent6nces ell Sr. Rios Ro-
sas, presidente de la Camara, fue q
palacio, conferenci6 con S. NJ y vol
vic con la dimision del general Gan
dara. La crisis pues, termin6 satisfac
toriamente, y hay fundadas creencias
de que NADIA vendrA turbar de nuevo
la ammonia y reposo de que tanto ne
cesita el Gobierno en- circumstances
como las que atravesamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-02

es el espfritu de partido el que hoy
mueye nuestra pluma; es la equidad,
es Ia justicia, es la opinion plblica.
Quizas la costumbre que tenemos de
inspirarnos exclusivamente en- la p1-
hlica opinion y en- nuestra propia con-
ciencia sea el motive, porque q nues-
tros humildes escritos suele prestarse-
les por muchas & ilustradas personals
una atencion muy superior q la que
ellos lntrfnsecamente merecen.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-02
Ell Gorresponsal.
Madrid. IS DE MAYO DE 1872.

Puede decirse que la sublevacion
de los carlistas toca SUI tGrmino.
Empez6 con preparedness mas for
midables que la guerra civil de los
siete amos, pues en- los primeros ins'
tantes Sc ensenorearon por complete
de las provincias vascongadas y de
Navarro, amena2ando Sacramento q
Bilbao, Vitoria y Pamplona, tenien-
do encerrado al general Moriones ell
Estella, y amagando otros puntos
por donde Sc habia diseminado con
no mucha provision, la guarnicion
escasa de aquellas provincias. La
situacion, pues, del gobierno parecia
angustiosa con tanto mas motive
cuanto que ell ejercito no es numero-
so, las reservas habian de tardar al
gun tempo en- incorporate 4 sus
respectivas filas, gran n1mero de
soldados iban a cumplir y ell estado
del Tesoro no era nj es, como Sc 10
demostrara la lectura de los pre-
supuestos ultlmamente presentadOs,
grandemente lisongero.
Asf ell gobierno, midiendo la gra.
vedad de la situacion por estas apa-
riencias en- raalidad bien graves, en-
vic al centric de la rebellion todo ell
ejercito disponible y puso & su fren-
te al duque de la Tore, ell mas BIZ
zarro y ell mas afortunado de nues-
tros generates. Liez 8 doce dias han
bastado para que Navarro quedara
completamente limpia de facciosos.
La escaramuza de Oroquieta aterr6 q
los carlistas, que no tienen el temple
de los antiques, dejando cerca de
mil prisioneros y dispersando q los
demas que 81 llegaron a rehacerse Sc
han visto obligados, acosados por las
fuerzas desplegadas en- su persecu-
'cion, va a presentarse 4 los alcaldes
de los pueblos, va a pasar la from
terra. En- virtud del resultado feliz
que han tenido en- Navarro las COM
'binaciones estrategicas del duque de
la Tore, pudo este va concentrar
su atencion en- las provincias vas
congadas y aver mismo Sc encamin6
al pats vizcaino, pues Alava y Gui-
pdzcoa han dado esta vez POGO con-
tingente 4 los carlistas y no hay en-
estas dos provincias partidas de re-
beldes. Tengo confanza y casi segu-
ridad, de que ocho dias mas bastarAn
al duque de la Torre, para dejar
completamente pacifcadas aquellas
comarcas.
Terminada la rebellion, yo no Sc
81 Ell gobierno pensara en- extirpar
las causas que mantienen ell pals
Vasco-Navarro en- estado de insur-
reccion permanente en- favor del
carlismo, pero en- mi concepto es hora
ga de poner remedio q un NAL cr6-
nico de Espa1a que constituye su
lebilidad, cuando no es causa de su
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The Entertaining Portion Ofthc Hon. Is. II.
HiIl'S Recent Great Speech In Atlanta.


AT tlnnta tOliSt tuition Report.
\ word to my secession Democratic
friends. | know how honestly YOU
went into secession. You remember
the proposition was made i'm ISG0-I
made it-that we should first make
fight for our rights in the Union, and if
that failed, that then we would make
II fight for them out of the Union.
You didn't accept that proposition.
You insisted that the fight should be
made out Of the Union as the only
policy your party would adopt. That
policy was adopted, and the expert
mcnt was tried. You failed and you
see the evils which have been brought
upon the country, and RENE cmbcr the
precious livcs which have been sacrifi-
cd, and now let us lock hands and lock
hearts, and contend for our rights in
the Union. [Applausc. 1t requires
Il degree of patriotism and exercise of
sclf-abncgation rarely exhibited in hui
man history, but lot us forget our
wrong. Let us again cXult in the com
mon struggles of the better past; and
bringing the chasm of blood with mem
OricS of the better before, let us again
look up to the flag of our fathers and
cndeavor to feel how patriots can love
it, and how heroes can die for it. APP
plausc.l BY adopting this course you
will at once join issue with the Rcpub-
lican party upon the construction to be
placed upon the amendments to the
Constitution, and you never will join
issue with them upon that subject I'M
til you have advanced to that position
And now, my Union Democratic
friends, and you, my old Wing breth-
ren, to whom nay heart has always
yearned with affection and love, you
know how earnestly we resisted this
resolution. You know what trials we
underwent, but I bear witness to-day
that there We're no men i'm the army
or in the civil service who afforded
more relief or were truer TO the South
in her darkest hours, than we're the old
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The New Orleans Picayunc has the
following in rcfcncncc to the Richmond
Sabine colision:
In the case of the RichmOnd and
Su bine, the board of inspectors have
decided that the collision was brought
about by the pilots Of both boats con-
tending for sides until too late to avoid
the accident. The board imposed Il
penalty as follows: TO Mr.. II. j. Har-
rison, pilot of the Sabine, fine Of tif-
ty dollars and suspension of license
for thirty days. To Mr.. G. J. Duffy,
pilot Of the Richmond, fifty dollars fine.
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PHYSICIANS.
w, Nj. IDcaSOn. NJ. d..

II AS permanently located i'll Monroe, and
Ill offers his professional services in all
its various branches to the citizens Of Mon
roe and surrounding country, and hopes to
incri u share of the public patronage. He
has had over twenty-five years experience
in his profession in the South.
Feb'y II, 1877. 2f:Iy
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ADVERTISING REGULATIONS.

Transient advertisements must be paid
for in tt,lUunce.
All advertisements sent to this otlil G
when not otherwise ordered, will be inserted
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Editorial business notices Will be made
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in the paper; for other editorial notices Il
charge of 25 cents per line will be made.
future be made oa all cuts above one inch
in width, and upon all double-column adj
vnrlSenlents Il similar charge will be made.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Frank Moore.

DAtISII SURVEYOR for Ouachita and
L General Land Agent for North Iouisi-
ANA, Will attend To any business in this or
adjoining Parishes. Parties wishing to sell
"r purchase real estate in this section will
tind il to their interest to address him. lie
has for sale several fine bodies OF land in
'uarhita, Richland. MorchouSc, Fran kiln
and caldwell Parishes. Persons wishing to
sell Will send bcrS. description as to inn
trrNcmcntS, and terms. Having formed
connections i'll both Washington and New
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III contested land eases, obtain patents, Er
oiii"" rear room of Richardson ~ Mcf.ncrr'S
Law bifi"c. Fer particulars address him,
car" of Richardson y McEn"rN, Monroe, La.
August Il. $50.
\. LEVY. l. L. HANS.
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DIR. VIM. Ssanllci

TNEN DE,RS his services as Physician and
l. Surgeon, to the public. He can be found
upon his plantation, four miles below Mon
roe. March II, 1871. .J-ly
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rARIFE OF ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements will be inserted at one
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j. q =. ID. yIcEncry.

4 TTokNl;IS AT LAW, Monroe, La
~ practice in the Parish and Dist rict
Courts of Ouachita, Morchousc, FRANKLIN
Rchl"nd, Caldwell and Cat ahoul, Parishes
III the supreme Court at Monroe, and Uni
tcd StHtcS Courts. Particular attention paid
1" business in the Land Office Department
"l inc Genera! Government. nl7t
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Cards of personal Characterization adj
mssible-will be charged double onr reg
ulr dvertising rates.
Obituary and Marriage notices will be
charged as advertisements.
Any person sending us five new cash sub
s.rihers, at the same post office, will he en-
titled to copy of THE TELEGRAPH gratis,
one
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Dr. Il. -. Richardson.


i)IlHSlCIAN, Surgeon and Obst ctrician.
L bfice ut Dr. CalderwO0a'S old stand.
special tttcntio given To Chronic" SurSi-
cal Cases. n2O:ly
I,t:. j. CAI.pEIswOOD. DIR. TIOS. Y. Ai:T.
DrS. l's,lllcrSvlDsD>l n Ably.
MONROE, LA.
4 hEFltE III rear of Rernhardt'S luildinS,
\ISacond rect, between DeSarl and the
railroad. Jan ;, 1871 div
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
ie. &. Cobb.
4 rTDl;NEH Az LAW, MONROE, la.
"a Aug. ~, 1871. 6Nf-tf
'~aA GARRETT. FRANKLIN GARRETT.
Garrett ~ Garrett.
1 Trt,f>NEIS AT Law, corner Wood
~ and ST. John Streets, Opposite Record
,r> "nire}, Monroe, la. Jan. l, 1871. ly
G. II. MORRISON. w. W. FARMER.
Morrison Il Farmer.
4 TTDRNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La.
IA will practice in tho Courts of the Pa
r,Sii"S of buachita, MorehouSe, Rchland,
Franklin and Caldwell, in the Supreme
Court, and in the United States Courts.
Will also attend to all business intrusted to
them in the State and Federal Land Offices.
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=. l.. Slack.

1 T'IOENEf AT LAW and Commits
IA Sioncr for Texas. Office Wood Street
Monroe, La. Prompt attention given to col
LOTIONS i'll North Louisiana. Aug. 2,i, is. .5:l
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Morrison Il Farmer.
Richardson & NcEncry.

1 T"foltNEiS AT LAW, Monroe, La.
IA practice in all the Parishes of NOrtl
Louisiana, i'll the supreme Court at Monroe
the Federal Courts, and i'll the Land Office
Depart tncnt OF the General Government.
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AN ACT

To provide Il revenue, and grant and collect
licenses, to prescribe certain penalties and
certain duties of judges ofcourts. Just ices
of the peace, State and parish officers and
TO repeal all acts inconsist ent herewith.
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Garrett ~ Garrett.

1 TrtRNEiS AT LAW, corner Wood
~ and 81. John Streets, Opposite Record
.-r'~ nnire} Monroe, La. Jan. l, 1871. ~
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Drs. l'alslcrwOOsl ~ Ably.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
fs. q. Cobb.

is. q. Cobb.
4 I"rDl:\EI Az LAW, MONROE, Ia.
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so Il Perdii" street. New Orleans.
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