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crieIbeu Qenarnt.
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-10

THE New York World has made
and correctly, we believe--a curious de-
duction from various official reports con.
corning the nativities Of the inhabitants
Of this State. We quote from its COL
umns as follows:
The census reports the American
born population Of Michigan as 9l6,O4
and the foreign.born az 26S,OlO and
now comes the Secretary Of State of
that commonwealth with a report ap.
proved by the State Medical Society to
say that half of the American. born are
children Of foreign.born parents. This
leaves but some $50 600, IN round num-
bcrs, of native parentsge, and 4l3,4i3
Of these being natives Of New York,
Ohio, Massachusetts,, and other States,
We arc led to the conclusion that Mich.
iean has but some 10000 Michiganders
OF native stock, or about one-thirtieth Of
the population Either this, or else
census. Secretary of State, and Medical
Society are a.l wrong to- Their"
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From the Democrat.
Misery on RsH8cT8


Compared to the business of an itin.
Grant agency of a skating rink the play
iul cxcenlricities of an lnccndiarv APP
pear, 70 me, highly respectful e. Dodg-
M about with subscription paper, and
soliciting the innocent TO pay for the
privilege u sitting down, encrgetically,
Oh IN ice pond may be a lucrative en-
terprlse. but, in my opinion, It's an H.
telnai sight meancr than being mem.
Der Of Congress. l Just now told ouc
OF these fellows if he didn't conclude
without unnecessary delay that the open
air would be more congenial to him and
hisice projects than the warm atmosphere
of my Office, he and / would probably
run "a loot race down two flights OF
stairs. in which case ! was willing to
be; two dollars that be would get down
before | DID, but that l should keep
ato,.s ne yyo: 6chind him all the way.
The tact IL I'm pretty sensitive on this
subject. joined aa ice pond last win
ter, apl think I'm competent to say
skating - magnificent sport Ii you keep
oil the ice. 1t looks as easy as making
love To another mans wife but Just
try It once and il you don't find it the
most complicated performance you ever
undertook, my name isn't Wood. In
my ease it had depressing influence or
the growth Of VIVA, religious sentiment
Ia tostered from childhood. ] me
With difficulties. from the Start, which
knocked the Lords prayer aud the ter
commandments, besides couple O
CORDS Of Sunday-school teachings on
of use quicker than a wink. In tn.
first place / couldn't Get my skates on
+ worked, sweat. aud swore, till didn'
have any more hope of salvation thar
Bon Butler has, and felt triAe meanc
taan Liberal Republican after tn
7 became 5iscaurac q per
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In one-baH Gallon lots. We DOW make Il by
tho barrel. aud arc vet unable TO hll our orders.
Why is It thusl SIMPLY becsuse IL q she BEsT
remedy for
C0p6ssaA AND COG.gb.
that was ever driven INTO bottle, rs thou
ssnds OF Detroitsrs will testify. EvEsY BorTLE
u WARRANTED, aid we renew our oher to re-
fupd the urice when il does no. cure.
FRFD'K SrEARNS. Wholesale Druggist
g'C6r Sole agent. Detroit.
CHvToEr BROS. Druggists, Prop ne..
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Defsult having been
made in the conditions OF certain mortgage
whereby the power therein contained TO sell has
become operative, executed by thomas l.. Ross
and LYDIA T. Ross, bis wife, OF Van Buren
County, in the State Of Michigan, 10 Thsddeus
Il. lIarnson OF the eame County and state
bearing date the Twenty-third day Of Noyern-
Der A. u. Eighteen Hundred and Si1ty-nine
and recorded in the Office Of the Register OF
Deeds for the County Of Van Buren,, azores aid
on the Twenty-tourth day OF November A D.
Eighteen Hundred and Sixty-nme, in Ilber
Nv" OF mortgages on page A3i, upon which
mortgage there is claimed to be due and I'M
paid, at the date OF this notice. the sum OF
Twelve Hundred and Eighty-tvo Dollars ana
Forty seven Cents (f12S2 40 and no suit or
proceedings Al law or in chancery having been
instituted TO record said sum OF money or any
part thereof. Notice If therefore hereby given
shat on Tuesday the Frst day OF April next, Mt
one O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day,
shall sell az public vendue TO the highest bidder
therefor--sale to take place at the front door of
the Ven Buren, Circuit Court House, in the VII
lsge OF Paw Paw, in said County and State OF
Michigan, the premises described IN said mort
gage or go much thereof AZ shall be necessary
to satisfy the nmount duo on such mortgage
with interest at ten per cent. a. coyenapted for
therein and legal costs OF this foreclosure. with
sn Attorneys fee % Fifty Dollars (s5O) as
also stated ia ssid mortgage 10 TO sag
Tie following piece or paIce. OF land described
in said mortgage az All those certain lots,
pieces or parcels OF land situate IN the
village OF Paw Paw, County OF Van Buren, aud
STATE OF Michigan, to-s1t; Lots one CD four
90 ana i've (5l III Block 1wcDty-One CID m
SAID village, according to the recorded plat
thereof
Dated January Let. 1s73.
TaADDEus II. HARRISON.
s2Itl3. Noiteogee.
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.sOIsN PATTON a &O,
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
y. HUFN4GEL G co.

Manufacturers OF
Parlor, Chamber. Diniug-Room Suits,
AND ALL KINDS or YURx YrURR.
Also Spring Reds and oil iinds CT Mattresses.
2l3, 215 aud AT Woodward Avenue. Factory,
80 and % Monroe Ave. BIC DETROIT.
Feb. /. 1872, we commenced making
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q. =. WORMER a. SON.

q. =. wORMER Il son.
81 l0l and 103 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit.
Dealers in oil kinds OF Wood 4 Iron Working
Machinery, Single Heading and staye Ma
chinery. New and Secondhand Engines and
Boilers, Saw Mills, etc. Send for Circulars.
All orders filled promptly. GIG.
Mayhem Business College.
Offers the best facilities for obtaining q good
business education. Young men should read
The Mayhem College journal.
Which gives full formation of the superior adj
yantages OF this College. and is sent free.
Address, IRA MAYHEM, President,
GIG Detroit Mich.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

4 correspondent of the Graphic suggests
a. least All ingenious species OF international
copyright. Ii is that authors should pair of
in a duplicate series Of partnerships. Walt
Whitman and Algernon Swinhurnc might
unite in Il partnership, for instance. under
Tie trm.nalne Of Whitman l. Swinburne.
Each could write something for the work of
the other, and copyright the work both i'll
England and America. In poem By Swirl
bnrne, even though Whitman wrote but one
line, The product would be joint, and, ac-
curdug 10 the authority, entitled to copy.
right in both countries, and no publisher
would dare to pirate the work. Here is a
prospect for authors to ponder over while
Congress wrapgles about their rights and
wrongs. and does nothing effective.
Once upon time lit was NovcmbcO NJ.
Wolowski, just now figuring in French poll
ties, met Thackeray in Pall-hlall, and com.
piaiDed bitterly OF the London climate. He
had not, he said, seen the sun for three
week. "Ie,,' replied Thackeray, I" it is
rather bad but We have some good things
hcre-l!berty, equality, and MI that" "Mot
men," exclaimed the FrcEchpiab. - do YOU
think anybody would live in such cursed
country if you hadn't"
A western exchange intimates that "tht
greatest bet that was ever made is the abba
Del -; but the heditor Of the British horgar
observes that it's not 'aIfa bet for his book
because The holds are always against yor
when you come to spelling, you know
-Sey York Commercial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

TIE QvaKrR pokT SrEAKS.-AmcStpry,
November -, 1S13.-My Dear sumner. =
Thanks Tor thy manly and Just letter on The
Cu!,an difficulty. II was tn. word needed.
lie summary shooting Of the passengers OF
the Nirsiuius. fitusters rs they may have
lrcn and probably were, IS shocking and
,nji,.ilfabo. So have Teen the wholesale
,.tcl.clirs IL France, both by the Commune
and the Government. But in this case 10
,n,n amen. Us 50 regrets ard dcp!oreS
Tie bloody deed rs do CASTELAR, and the
ia.ni}ig.it Republicans Of Spain. If we
e.ilr ,b!s occasion to strike at them
-" give direct aid and comfort to ULTRA
r!o,,lann uopcry, to Den Carlos, and the
frl!rI priesthood WhO are fighting against
rrpllicln>m in Europe. We DO deed
it crushing cut the Republic Of Spain, I'M
,!,r IL noble president, which can only find
~ parable, Of a,roci,y in the cr,lshin" out Of
TIE Roman Republic by the so-ca.lcd French
Republic OF l849. Heaven preserve Us from
>ritsl Tiffany, / hope and believe wiser
nnd wortbcir couusels will prevail, and that
lie ou.r demand Of our Government upon
Spain siall hc the speedy emancipation OF
he rnsiayed III Cutp, and the rights and lib
srtic, PERTAINING to citizens OF tue Spanish
k@purI.c secured 10 tn" people of all classes
N her dependencies. Believe lie alway.
a;!d tli!y thy friend,
ions &. WHITTIER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

The great psychological delusion, how
ever, which is forever recurring hlcl
l,ngau mole than 5000 years ago, which ha>
.siytn rise to ut least $50 methods about
witch. since Baptist Scs>a published hi.
T,'rGGg.0SnuS in Venice in lJj3. there hay,
t,cu I,l.9 iI>ail-c, printed in Eurcpc-l>
'i.r uuHdraiu!r OF the circle. it Is thcr!nder-
ia~t 81 geometry, and c;nn0! he cured. Pro.
i,t!-,aciic- MAY answer for III" well, but for
the sex no medicines will avail.
If the virus Of this dclllsiNn reach tie brain
tErvic':m goes like moth round and round
tie flame. hrSt one way and then the other.
Beginning ever and over again where hc
cad 4, and c.idiD. ~uycr and over again
whcfc h" l,c"an.
TIE feeling Which lcmpt> persons to this
problem may be lihencd to one that Mrs.
Radcliffe describes III her ronIunccs. 1t was
impossible Tor q true knight to pass castle
wnich-Iglon2cd 10 i giant. His ECnor WAS
=. stake. The very fact that it was impo>'
H!1lc 10 overcome the enchanted power Of
the giant became the strongest incentiN c 10
attack him.
Then, agaip. though il has been denied
ten thousand times over. there are people in
III parts OF The world who believe that tn"
British Government stands ready to pay
over one hundred thousand pounds 10 the
!.rr.OM Who can do The sum. An English
h,J0Gcr sent his papers to Professor De Nor.
gan. with ii letter 10 be forwarded to the
Tod Chancellor asking for the money. The
Professor, i rather pain-speYkiug man,
"l0lc back To the applicant that the latter
did not even ste in what the problem con-
Si>tr,:" Sir" replied tho indignant
iatoirr. "rbange your business, take class
III sunday school, anu keep the l'}e children
from durieng their close.
There Is story in the famous Pascal
.iurers about Michael Scott, who had con.
traced Ia tiMd work for several mischicvouS
vvuug demons. WI Cn one employment at
Ter another had failed to keep them out Of
mischief, Scott set the little devils TO spin
hin. ropes out Of sand. This answered only
tui awhile, they having invented making
sand into glass. He then ordered them to
square tie circle, at which they have been
busy ever since.
All example Of the thousand methods OF
plG0lature Of the circle will be sufficient as
illustration. The first is that which poor
schooInuster begged George Stephenson to
look at. al have succeeded" he said, " III
>q,My;ng the circle. Mr.. Stephenson. and l
desire YOU 10 look at my method"
Look at the carcass Of Il dead horse to
which you have been singing psalms" re-
piled the busy engineer.
"But have really succeeded" responded
The schoolmaster, sand, as Il practical man,
beg YOU will look at my solution"
Take yourself up by your brceches. and
J Will look" answered Stephenson, "but not
rwisc.'--ARpletonS' journal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

Sronr Ar-roa,ocRAraY OF WHINE Co.'s
-,ys.--fErom the Baltimore Sun, Zotn.J Jas
some facts In regard TO the lite OF 'ne siea'
,u,hor. who has probably delighted as many
Americans as Engiishmen with DIS spenu'o
Grtion NAV be interesting at th,s tli.ic, Tue
T,,inw;nr litter. written TO gchi!cllan
rn,nc,lv Of Virginia. now OF Da!tino'c, Is
nnhi>hcd for the first time:
IA 80 Gloucester Place, PortDa'n
s,,Jrc. H., London, November Is, ieo"'-
prar sir,-My life, like the hres OF other
literary men, is all in my books l WAY
lam in 1924. was the oldest OF tue TWO
sons OF William Collins, Rolas Ac'oei,h'
can. the celebrated English painter OF Tue
co3s, scenery and cottage life OF MS NATIVE
country. / was christcued bS the name Oh
his dearest friend. the hate Sir DAVID IKE,
another famous painter OF the Bliil>l schoei.
Whsle was my godfather.
Il WAS educated at private school OF cN-
cclIcnt rcpu,c. and learned Latin and Greek
a. we'll as most of the boys. The only part
II nv education which has, as believe.
,!o2c nc auv good in later life was gwen 10
ne uy my father, who took me TO l'aiy WIN
him for Two wears when ! was boy OF
twelve years Of age. Here icArnea 10 op-
serve for myself, and became, rs Tar as !, hof
could be. associated with all sorts OF clever
r,oplc, whom ny fathers rcu'''a'loh IL u
nai,l,yr collect. d about him. never went
10 college. though my father WAS W''IIh-
to send mt there. The life was not me
sort OF lie for me. after ltaiy ana 'hc
artists. | was tried toc few years III
merchants Office, and did my work ana ha'tu
II. WAS taken from commerce ana entered
- n student at the bar. am hl:f''-
lrr O; LncuIu's I'm, but never rr'ct'ceo
r,y profession. aud never studied l.. WAS
god for nothing, in short, OUT Wiln''S
look, aid ended in writing them. 10"
Ills .anuiy,;ca! power; which yon and o'hcr
cr..i,s ind ia my novels comes to me know
10 more than You Go. The only rule l
have ia writing a work Of fiction Is at any
ho.l,'s service. Begin at the beginning,
&auw what the cud>is before YOU write
huc, ami keep the story always gong on;
vita this. and With enormous palna ana
c,f,, ,ou pave The sum total Of what con-
:csy.s;y kuow Of my own art rs a writer.
Thee few particulars are en.irci: at your
service. Faithfully yours,
"WuKIE Collins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01
BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents aud Auctloncera,
lib Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A EALU-
~ ABLE BUILDING LOT IN FULTON; AN an
Two CRtS OFF LAND II HENhlCOCO
NEAR FULTON. By AUCTION.-By virtue OF Il
decree OF the Chance"v Court Of the CITY of Ricll-
monrI dated 25th NocGmber. 10, in the cause OF
boyle IS. Dougherty, We, The undersigned, commis-
so"rs therein apponied VII, groccSd 10 sSli ay
Of Dsc'lnher; BIS, =! O'CLOCK T. d.. tie follow
Ing described REAL ESTATE--to vii: 49,.
LOT OF LAND owned 1y Patrick IonghhrtT'
and wife. located IN Fulton, fronting on the norm
side Of State street, Fulton aud Erin, 80 feet ana
designated as Lot NJ. IS in Square 40. 6 OF the
plan Of Fulton. :,
AND Immediately arter the above, say at az
o'clock T. NJ, u lot of TWO ACRES nf hAND' IN
HeDrico county, adjoining Burnss disliiIer!, ON
the River road about one mile from the city OF lch
mond, being part Of tract Of ! ~ ACRES; Iinh
conveyed to Maria Dougherty by Robert 4. Mayo
and wife, 9th December, 1863.
TERMS: One-fourth Of the purchase money 10 ne
paid In cash the residue In three equil iustanents
Of SIX, twelve aud eighteen months. ncgotIah!1
notes to I've given for the deferred payments WIN IN
terGst added at per cent. per annnln, ard ute 10
be retained until the Whole purchase inoneJ!s pala.
JOHN 5. WISE, "Reminiscences
no 6 ALFRED NORTON. ~o'N'-''''' '-1'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01
By Cook Sc Laughton. Auctioncers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

SILvER-PLATED WARE, CUTLERY,
- AND CLOCKS AT hUCTIOS.-THlS DAY
at ! 0 o'clock. we will sell at our auctlOn-roomS
valuable and beautiful collection Of
RICH. CHASED TEA and COFFEE SETS;
lCE-PrfCIIERS;
LARGH. and SMALL WATERS;
CAKE and FRUIT-BASKETS;
EEyoi WING and other BCTTER-DlSIIES;
SYRT'p-PITCHERS;
DTSNEH, PICKLE, aud BREAKFAST CAsToKs:
IyoRY-H ASDLE and STEkL-PLATED KNIVES;
TEA AMI TABLE SPOONS and FORKS, manufac.
: turct by Holmes. Booth L fIadcu, EusSel, aud
the National Plate Company.
One 50 LID SILVER TEA Sc I, Of five pieces.
The above goods ARE of best manufacture, are
Drst-clsss in every particular. and may he rolled
1rpou. COOK K LAUGHTOk,
de Lit Auciloneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01
1888: BY Richardson & Co..
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l113 Main street.

4 DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
n on TWENTY-SIXTH STREET, CHURCH
I'LL, FOR SALE BY AUCTIOE.-We slal sell
by auction, on the premises. on WEDHESDAl
the Sd December, 1873. at ~ o'clock L. NJ, ae.
sirable FRAME DWELLING, with TWO stories,
containing five rooms; kitchen, &C. and LOT about
2s by 1872 feet, on The west side OF IwGnty-siStn
street between NJ and streets, Church Hill.
TERMS Une-shird Of the purchase money III
cash; the balance In three eiual sums, Tor whicn
negotiable notes is 10 be given, With Intercst adued,
and SECURED by deed Of trust.
49, ~., RICHARDSON & CO.,
n2a Real Estate AuctioDeers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND rUIO'
MAC RAILROAD.

Up DAY MAIL !ca"es Byrd-strcet station Al
tP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-stree, station at
1890 p. NJ. except on SuaJays.)
Up ACCOMNODaTIuN leaves BIcaG-Strett s;1'
tion nj 8 P. VI. EXCEPT sundays
DOWN pay MAIL arrives al Byrd-sifss' ''A'
Down NIGHT NAIL arrives AZ Byrd.strect STA.
ton ut 1850 a. VI. Lnxcept on Mondays:l
Broad-street station II S:37 ~ VI. ieSce9; Oh SUI
davs.)
on Mondays, Wednesdays. aud Fridays NJ ~
\. ", connecting at Quantico with HE tlcSAh"tn
aud Fredericksburg railway. Returning, ifnSS
at Broad-strret station on Tuesdays, thur'aa's N'
By order OF General Superintendent .rr,v
ocl3 General Tiske. aud Frstgh. ASgnt:
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Ehl-
~ RUAD.-Gn and after octoler 20, 1875 nc
passenger trains Will run - follows:
WESTWARD.
MAI, TRAIS.-Leayes Richmond $50 A. VI
DAILY exccpt sunday, connectin2 vita W. 60
Va, NJ. & d. ). railroad al Gordonsvi.le a'I uis'
lottesville, and arrives At lliGton Al Y I. o-o
p. 81. DAILY except saturday, connecting - TOR
donsyille with W, g., VA ". g. ;. railroad ia.'
for Lynchhurs and Southwest AMI arrtes Al t
ipgtou uu srrira OF the tratu. and arri'es II ''h
cinilatl at CLOCK next iDoruinT. ,>,,,s
This train stops between Richmond m" nu,V
Sulphur Only =, Junction. Gordonsstr, ttIif!o,t'N
Vile, slaunton, Goshen, 3ulpoio', aud CoYiuyom,
ACCOs1MOD ATioS rRAlS.-LeaNes Rchihcut,
at 4:45 r. N. DAILY except Sun,tsy, anu afr'Hs .
GoIdon,,ille II $50 IN.
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati NJ I 4. h. DAILY ~
eept Sunday, aud arrives al HUNTINGTON a. ~
81 next day, connecting with express train.
EXPRESS TRAiN.-Learea Huntington =, 10 \,
NJ, DAILY except SUNDAY, and arrives at Rican,niH
At 4so NJ ns5t day esnse.as sl'n for S,I
folk. This train stops between White sulphur anh
Richmond only at junction, GorttonS,llle, nil'
iottesyile, Stanton, Goshen, Milltoro', and Coy
ingIon. A
NAIL TRAiN.-l.eaves Hinton al O'Clock \; NJ
DAILY except Sundays, connecting With W., &" w.
u. & o. ). railroad ut Charlot.~Stll e ana ooFu'o'
Vile, and arrives NJ Richmond al L. III.
ACCOMMODATION RAiN.-leafes 0oFt',.
Vile at & A. NJ. DAILY except Sundays, coniitSe'a
at Gorionsville with W., c., Va. NJ. q. y n,sn"tIi
train FROM l.ynchbnrg aud Southwest, aaa aff''e
Richmond at 9:3D A. NJ. .,,.
For further information Inquire ~ Tue eoia'"'
Office, on Broad near Seventeenth street.
A. III. PERRY, General superintendent,
EDGAR Vligf, General Passenger snd rSsa
Agent, WA