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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25

Oh Come into the garden, Maud,
And sit beneath the rose,
And see me prance around the beds.
Dressed in my Sunday clothes.
Oh Come and bring your uncles, Ma aud,
Your sisters and your aunts,
And tell them Van Auken made my Coat
My Waistcoai and my Pants.
AN Adjourned meeting OF the Van Buren,
County Medical Society Will be held at the Of
flee OF DR.. j. L. Keables, in Decatur, on Tues
day, May 6, at 10 O'Clock, A. M. Invalids in
vited as usual.
j. ELLIOTT SWEET, Sec'y.
TEA, s1,20 for 5l,OO at Praters. 932
Z. b. Melchor, Jeweler. Paw Paw, is agent
for l.. Blacks Spheroidal Spectacles, in Gold,
Silver, Steel Rubber, Horn and Shell Frames.
"Tag them"
Van Auken does not claim to be .War
Horse" in the Goods trade. He Gays he is not
a HEAVY CHARGER,
The best time to repent OF blunder is be-
fore the blunder is made. People with small
incomes, or large for that matter, never make
blunder by buying their nice CRocKERY and
GLASSWARE at PRArERs, who is pledged to give
good bargains and very low prices.
Z. b. Melchor, Jeweler. Paw Paw, keeps the
Standard Time. Watches regulated free OF
charge"
Z. B. Melchor, Jeweler, Paw Paw, has every
facility for repairing Watches, Chronometers
&C., including the adjustment to heat, cold and
position.
large line OF Croquet and nilsson Slippers
at Van Auken IL Cos.
GOODS purchased Of Prater, delivered free OF
charge in the corporation. 932.
CHOPPERS wANrED.-I will pay one dollar per
cord for chopping four foot wood-body and
top-for coal purposes.
Quantity to be chopped ia unlimted
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25

PAY! PAY!
We ask our friends who have unsettled ac-
counts to call at the old stand without delay,
or costs will certainly be made. 941
Mills BRo's
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25

FOr 1kent.-Nice living rooms Tor q
small family over the Landphere Grocery
Building, two doors south of Northerner Office,
Kalamazoo street. [343t3 /. w. VAN FossEN.
For Sale.-A farm Of 80 acres with good
buildings, good orchard and good improve
ments, situated one and miles east of Paw
Paw. For particulars enquire at this Office, or
of w. +. BACHE,
on the premiees. 937tSS
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25

Z. b. Melchor, Jeweler. Paw Paw, is agent
for l.. Blacks Spheroidal Spectacles in Gold,
Silver, Steel, Rubber, Horn and Shell Frames
"Tag them"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25

E. B. MELCHOR, Ag't,
Paw Paw. Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-04-25

Z. B. Melchcr, Jeweler. Paw Paw, keeps the
Standard Time. Watches regulated free OF
charge"
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

money and the House resolution 10 instruct the At'oi
ney General appoint two attorneys TO begin proseou
ton against the corporation is regarded u'
Of little consequence. The Government howe'si'
will select the attorneys, and they VIII W
instructed TO attend the sessions OF Coinmttee NV
O. and take part II practicable in the investigations
While It is not likely that any cause OF action Will pe
found in the Credit Mober the Government has deter
mined to institute suit against the Union Paclnc ha
road for the unpaid interest unless prevented by egs
ton before the of the investigation of the TWO
mittees now in session. Nothing win be done oy INC
Government until the Committees submit their Reports
because the information elected by them Will save 'o
Attorney much time and labor. The Hon. Aaron
Perry one of the attorneys selected by the Attorney
General has accepted the trust and at the examna
ton to-day Stanley Mathews the other gentleman
selected having declined, appointment to the place
will not be made until Mr.. Perry Is consulted JudRe
Lawrence of Ohio is spoken OF for the position.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
SINGULAR DETECTION OF ALEFrHANDED MUIR.
DERER

CLEVELAND, Jan. ia few days ago an
old hermit residing at soon. in this county, found
murdered In his cabin. The decd had evidently been
done several days before but shrouded in mystery
Officers however sent investigate concluded from
some curious circumstances that the murderer was
person. and this belief edto the OF the
only lehanded person in the vicinity Albert w. Cham
berlain age 49, Q member OF one of tho most widely
respected families in the county The young man had
always borne excellent reputation, and the evidence
against him purely crcumstantial, but t proved
correct for yesterday he made full confession his
guilt. The murder. according TO his confession, was
committed the night Of Jan. 8. He fred In at the
window, and shot the old dead as he was sitting
before his fire. The victim fell upon the live embers.
which partially consumed his body. Chamberlain did
enter the house till the following day. when no TOOK
VA 10 money from the pocket Of the dead man ~
s Of the strangest crimes committed ID TINS
part Of the State and has caused much excitement
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC INTERESTS OF
GREAT BRITAIN.

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC INTERESTS OF
GREAT BRITAIN.
SPEECH OF A FORMER MEMBER OF THE CABINET
ON THE GENEVA ARBITRATION-CREDFr OF
SOME FOREIGN STATES IMPUGNED-PETIrI0N
FOR THE PARDON OF CONVICTED STRIKERS.
LONDON, Friday, Jan. II, 1873.
Mr.. Arthur John Otway, formerly under
Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs, and now Member
OF Parliament for Chatham addressed his constituents
in that town last night Abiding to the Geneva Aro
ration, he expressed himself satisfied with the result
England in his opinion. morally responsible for the
damages caused by the prvateer Alabama and he would
cheerfuy the payment of the award made by
tho Board Of ArbtratOrs. Mr. Otway also referred TO
the death Of Napoleon and spoke in thigh terms of the
late ex Emperor.
Tie council of the holders of foreign bonds have issued
a report which charges Ecuador and venezuela with
continued dishonesty; complains OF tho default OF
Nicaragua and Honduras, and stlgmatzes as discredt
able the positions of the States Of Florida Virginia.
Alabama aud Georgia.
Trades Congress, now in session at Leeds, has
addressed petition TO the Right Hon Henry Bruce
Secretary of State for the Home Department, for the
pardon OF the gas sokers of this city who we're sent to
prison for violating the conspiracy law during the recent
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
FOREIGN NOTES.

Sefior Gomez has been elected First Vice
President OF the Spanish Congress-
The Spanish Minister of Marine has intro
duced in the Cortes bill aboshing conscrpton for the
naval service.
French critics have taken up new reform
one more amusing than important, since it is in
chidren's toys. The morale of modern playhngs, they
say not good. The dolls have not alone gorgeous and
wickedy extravagant toilets but also false hair pearl
powder, rouge, and aZurine. The naughty make
believing into which these things will lead the miniature
bellies inspires the Partisan journalist with horror and
despair.
The election in Mexico for q Chief-Justice of
the Supreme Court will take place. Several can
ddates arc in the field including Gen. Escobedo and
Rva Paacos. In the event OF thesdeath OF the Pres
dent OF the Republic the CheJustce succeeds TO the
Executive power, which makes the position OF Chief
usce OF the Supreme Court second TO the Presidency
SO many aspirants being at work warrants the belief
that serious trouble will grow out or tho election not
another revolution
lsor otter Foreign Neos Nian and Tcslhh Pdge'.l
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
RAILROAD DANGERS.

THIRTY LAB0RERS KILLED OR woUNED.
PORTLAND, Jan. ia construction train, in
backing down, yesterday, near Wells Village ran
against stick of timber and the first car. containing
gang of aborers was thrown off the track against rock
and broken in two. Twenty thirty men reported
more less injured Michael Cotton OF Great Falls deaf
aud dumb man, was severely injured internally and will
probably die Charles Simpson OF KeDnebunk had his
arm broken and Thomas Cowey of Berwick had his skull
broken and his head severely cut. The conductor
was thrown from the top Of the and badly injured in
the back Several persons from Dover, N. H., were
hurt, and others were badly cut about the face and
head The train consisted OF 20 loaded gravel and
one box containing the men.
TWO PASSENGER CARS OyERTURNED--SEVERAL
LEGISLATORS HURT.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. H.-An accOmmoda
tion train on the Little Miami Railroad, this morning.
Jumped the track when about two miles from this city,
Two cars containing passengers rolled twice, throw
ing the passengers about and compelling them to make
their exit through the windows. No very ser-
ously hurt Those who were bruised Secretary Of
State wickof. Representatives Haderman, Shank, and
Oven and Senator ]. @. Smith, and lady defective
rail was the cause.
SLEEPING CAR THROWN INTO RIVER.
LOUISVILLE, Penn. Jan. 17.-On the AL
legheny Valley Railroad at noon to-day, Scrub
Grass Station sleeping on the train from Pitts
burgh Jumped the track and preciptated into the
river Mr.. Retter Of Pittsburgh killed; Joseph
Ross OF Pittsburgh; John NJ. Rich of OIL City, and
Charles Cornell OF OIL City were badly injured, and
three others were slightly hurt among whom super
intendent Hepburn OF the Oil Creek Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
THE SANTANA BAY LEASE.
RETURN OF THE COMMISSIONERS.

RETURN OF THE COMMISSIONERS.
FULL TEXT OF THE TREATY-AN EXTENSION op
POWER AND PRIVILEGES GRANTED-AN or
FICIAL COMMUNICATION FROM GoVERSob
FABENs.
The Samana Commission, consisting of Bur
ton n Harrison. Samuel 6amuels, and 4
Scott Stewart, sent out by the samana Bay
Company to obtain the lease OF portion
OF santo Domingo returned 10 NewYork late Thurs
day night as reported ia yesterdays TRIBUNE The Of
fee OF Rowland L. Hazard, the Secretary OF the Com
pany was thronged yesterday with inquirers All
classes we're represented though the larger number
were young men,
The Board OF Directors Of the Company VIII meet on
Monday and receive the formal report OF the Conmis
sioners The full text of the convention, agreement,
between the Company and the Dominican Government
translation OF which VIII be found below with sll the
official papers, will then be submitted. The Commls-
sioners are now preparing an official report
The Commissioners all praise the country, and claim
for t great future They indorse fully the reports
heretofore made by DR.. Howe and others The Commls
sioners were eagerly sought after all day yesterday py
members Of press and persons desrous OF obtaining
information relative 10 the Company's purchase.
They stated they did wish to 90 into deIas
but gave general information relative to the terms
OF the Treaty and the products OF the country. y
Mr. Hazard, the Secretary OF the Company, recelveo
yesterday the following letter from Gel j. warren Ia
bens Resident Of Samana BY appointment OK
the Company:
DEAR SIR: After prolonged and searching discussion
OF the various amendments 70 the original convention,
the Companys being managed with much tact anh
patient perseverance, the convention was nnay con
cuded and signed by the Comuhssoners ana the GOV
erIment on Dec. %.
The substance OF the COmpany's whole demands was
conceded by the Government The Senate have returned
the convention to the Executive, with their unanimous
approval, and it will be Immediately fatihed oy the
people with the most prompt and cheerful unanmlIy:
j. W. FABEss, Governor.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18

,or wear by mistake by its right name-an atrOciOus

for wear by mistake by its right name-an arooi'"
wrong. -,
And Mr. Morley has also q remedy to oner' pcint'
like most Engshmen, n practical-minded pei'on
Until" he SAYS, the legal fiction or conspiracy +"
disabled from doing such mischief as this, no WORKMAN
ought to ask any other question OF MS farlanoi'a!
candidate than whether he will support bill defining
conspiracy in way that shall not allow Judge 10 take
away with one hand the limitation OF penalty wmch
the law has given him with the other" III tha' is
done the worngmen not emancipated Ii Is possi-
BILE to suppose that history OF the five gas sokers
has even to South Wales and that IL helped
the coaminers disbeeve in the good VIII anc far
intention of employers whose representative on tne
bench Is Mr. Justice Brett. g. VS.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
FRENCH IMPERIALISM.

STRINGENT MEASURES ADOPTED BY THE GOV
ERNMENT-BONAPARTIsTs AT CHISELHURST
PARIS, Friday, Jan. II, 1873.
Gen. De Cissey, Minister of War, has writ
ten a letter TO Marshal MacMahon, prohibiting the cir
culaon of Bonapartist addresses In the barracks of
French troops and urging the punishment of
sons found distributing such papers.
LONDON Friday, jan 1s, 1873.
The ex Empress held reception at Chiselhurst yes
terday, which was attended by many wellknowD Bona
partsts and deputation of workingmen from Paris
Prince Napoleon also received large number Of his
friends.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
THE WILSON INVESTIGATION.
INTERESTING TESTIMONY OF THOMAS c. DURANT
SENATOR HARLAN's ELECTION FUND AGAIN
AhEs KEEPING THE STOCKHOLDERS
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH. !

SENATOR HARLAN's ELECTION FUND AGAIN
-AMEs KEEPING THE STOCKHOLDERS
STRAIGHT.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Wilson Select
Investigating Committee met at l2i o'clock. The Hon.
WIN. Perry of Cincinnati, the counsel employed
by the Government, was welcomed By the Com
rnittee and took his scat at the table with them. The
Chairman said had received from the Secretary OF
the Interior report of the Government Commission
ers in which the Wyoming coal contract Is discussed.
and also the names Of the Government Directors OF the
Union Pacific Railroad from Its organization TO the pres
spt time The examination Of Thomas c. Durant
reeuned He said assignment OF about 800 shares OF
stock 10 Oakes Ames by the Credit Mober was to en-
able him 10 carry out actual existing contracts; no
names were given OF those TO whom the stock was TO be
deyered as 10 how much Of the stock Ames now held
" was the purpose Of the witness to ascer-
tain by suit which he had commenced against Amesi
all the stock held by Ames drew dividends; the books
showing how the profits were made up are 10 the hands
of Oliver Ames; the books show the precise expeDdi-
tares and profits The witness In farther testimony
said wac one OF the requirements OF the organization
that statements Of dividends should DO MADE out; VIII
Dess did not call 10 mind any member OF Congress en-
ployed counsel by the Credit Mobiiier ne himself
employed the Hon Mr.. JeDckes in some suit In Ahode
Island; did not kDos whether MT Jepckes was menu
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.

VOTE IN THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY ON THE
CONSTITUENT POWER OF THE ASSEMBLY.
PARIS. Friday, Jan. II, 1873.
The Committee of Thirty, to-day, after q
long and important debate, agreed to the preamble OF
the constitutional project reported by its subcommittee
which declares that the Assembly negray to
itself the constituent power The vote stood 20 Yeas to
Nays The adoption OF the preamble is regarded as
victory the Right, the question Of monarchy or
public is left untouched
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
A MASSACHUSETTS PROJECT.

Boston, Jan. ia bill has been intro
dueed In the Massachusetts, Legislature for the conso
daton OF the Fitchburg, Vermont aud Massachusetts,
and the Troy and Boston Railroad CompAnies the CON
sodsted corporation 10 be called The Hoosac Tunnel
Railroad Company" Inclodpg the State interests In
the Hoosac Tunnel tho rosd Will form continuous line
New-York tribune., 1873-01-18
GERMAN EMIGRATION TO AMERICA.

LARGE NUMBER OF EMIGRANTs FROM BREMEN
AND HAMBURG.
BERLIN Friday. Jan. IT, 1879
The number of emigrants who left the port
OF Bremen for the United States last year $4,000
The emigration from Hamburg during the same time
reached the unprecedented fgureiof $1,000
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-10
POLL TAX.
REGULAR MEETINGS.

MEETlNGSOF THE
Rrbekah Charity Degree Lodge l. y.
n + will be held until further notice on
the first and third Fridays of each month.
Hour of meeting7k o'clock p. m. Soft
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-10
I'm the Virginia Enterprise, Oct. g.

fom the Virginia Enterprise, Oct. 6.l
| FEW davS since the daughter of 2
l-tO-do ranchmnn residing on the
dwaters of Walker River, hand
be and we'll educated Young lady
but sixteen or seventeen years OF
!, elOped with a vOung man of the
)te persuasion who had been work
about her fathers place. The girl
! her du>ky lover got conSid rahly
start Of the father. and it would
m did some tail travelling toward
wilderness and the warriors cas-
|pfsagpbru~h on the Lake of Walk
Ibut the father did not let the grass
pw under his feet or his horse s
pfs He procured the best horse in
settlement. and rode Il distance of
|mlleS in IS hours He caught his
pawav daughter somewhere be-
Pen Walker Lake and the Sink of
| Carson, and Snatched her home
n-headed. What became of the
liant lower we have not learned.
+ chances are that the irate parent
(de 1t so warm for him that he will
hereafter banker after white
her-in-law.
FEoRGE |. LANIMON. who last Sun
morning returned from trip to
East, says no met with Chris.
Plr during his absence. Chris, it
II he recOlle ted, was one of those
p escaped from the Nevada State
|son. on the occasion of the grand
euteo lie is keeping grocery and
vision store at "A point between
60 and Omaha ard is doing flour
grg business. Besides his business
his store he is also doing large
plmS>ion business. He is, of
lfse, operating under an assumed
nle, lie says he j. "A reformed in
ldual. No more burglary in his.
zen he feels hankering for his old
ue he probably gratities his ruling
sion by burglarizing his own
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-10
From the Gold Hill News, Oct. 6.l

PROM the Gold Hill News, Oct. 6.l
IiRST SNOw.-A right smart snow
ph prevailed in the Sierra Nevada
Puh'alns last night. This morning
new snow on the TOYS of the Sier-
bach . OF Carson was plainly discern
from Gold Hill.
Trade DoLLARS.-A large number
'ne new trade dollars are coming
circulation. They have already
'o''e y, 100 common TO be kept as ca
'inp'-Nli liliam Suttridge's infant
H VIII" was accidentally shot through
a ieat ON Friday, October Sd, died
! clock last evening.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-10
HOSE MEETING.

ruyHE RESCUE HOSE COMPANY
hold their regular monthly meeting
on the first "Wednesday of each month
at their Hose House.
ID. f. BAILY, President.
d. w. CROSS. Secretary. jel7
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-10
Sagebrush News.

a., VIRGINIA Chronicle, Oct. g.
ro THE SPRINGS.-George 5.
N with an "e y, that stately
WIRE ~ Young man of the white
"ui Elevated Havana, who was
"'.' ,Ierk aud collector for Wells,
90. in this city, and whose
mositv and selt-importance I'M
ied all our little boys tincluding
ors, with the belief that he was
himself. is the one more un--
,ostr rashly importunatc, and
nne IN The spriu-S. On the Nth
- he asked for and was granted
If absence for one week, as he
J,inrd Of being unwell and SAID
,,."ntsd To go TO Valleys hot
rrs. near Genoa. The week and
~ three davS wore away, and no
nos Of Brown f were received.
was telcgraphed, but no reply
returned. Then Uncle David
la,. wa, te,e sraphed to for infor-
;nn concerning the missing man.
Iad not seen or heard OF such a
lon. Then the express eople be-
fta smell a large-sized mice, and
the fact has become patent that
r i no more-So far as these
are concerned. His books were
i.,anl4d. and sGme little discrep-
were detected. But Wells, Far
IN are wealthy. The red head
Efeminine) rock en- which Brown
knlit also lett for tide-water some
Ks ago. Brown f was a nice
Irr man-too nice, in fact. But
Honll scarcely melt in his mouth,
his natural COR assumed dignity
eyeps,ive. But wine and women
nobt out whit hv ocrisv has so
and 50 successfully concealed,
3Brnwu T. has gone hence forever
HESS the strong hant of the law
Ind light upon his e. aulets. lie
lived in Austin, Belmont and
Lake City, and n the latter place
austeritv had produced a tavora-
6mpreS,iOl On the agent OF W ellis,
ko & Co., who in an unlucky mo-
ID recommended him to the man
rs of the EXPRESS company for en-
Ement. The embezziement is sup
ed to exceed a 81 600.
kIy MAGGIE."-A Piute buck ap-
hched a minister last night and in
Excited manner asked for police
d. The minister asked what he
kted with an officer, when the
!. in language more tOrcihle than
he. replied Some id S-n of
II of | white man has stolen my
kgie and gontd off with her! F"
minister came to- the conclusion
J the buck was a fortunate Indian.
|is Maggie was that kind Of
han.
Fleets OF THE CLIMATE.-Dr. {.
erepn. of this city, performed re-
+kable feat last week. For the 26
brs ending at s o'clock Friday
ht, he was in ut the birth Of no less
b seven children, and of the num-
there was not single pair of
ms
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-10
DR.. r. DETER

>S pENOVED To THE BUILDING
adjoining the La Grande Sainon, "a nonn re.
our Hathing apartments have n nrTn ie-
dtted. making them the oesl i III " ~" with mi a
10 those who have favored 'tnrn uH our
shara of their patronage we Ietu,m n,,tin.
sharJ ~ and respectfully solicit coh'ih'
uance of the same. .,ove establish
IN, III ," nr Deter has private apar'ness,iin1.,s' s,in, ,
s,le,i, ,he raceptlon of those who are ai,u nra
lor '',u Madicines manufactured from pure
Vegetation. Cures guaranteed
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-10
NOTICE,

tt ~ NOR THAT | PROPOSED
\ surfing a freight line from salt
~ Euteka is without foundation in
Eas snail continue to devote my en-
an Present business. and will deliv-
Imnun neiSntS entrusted to my care
Etf'ly and at bedrock rates.
w. l.. PRITCHARD.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-06-21
The Sea-Ccast Railroad Job.

The HanGsjoro Dcm0cySt thus
ventilates seine Of the charges
against Powers & Co. i'll reference
TO our coast road. IA matter in which
our people are vitality Interested:
He proposes to be the frirnl of
our railroad and of its Immediate
completion. But he put him self
under antagoniStic influences, and
in spite Of all warning and lemons
frances, ne signed railroad bills
which lac never would have signed
had he been the sincere friend OF
our great improvement. lie has,
by this course, .jeopar,iized our
road and compromised his own rep
utation, Grave charges are cur
rent against him, which, if sustain
ed, must rillery him forever as dis
honest ARA corrupt. The majority
of the public. of all parties, it isev-
ident, incline to this opinion, while
all are agreed that he is an inferior
man, without the brain, nerve or
intelligence to qualify him for pub
lie service. II he WAS not hribed at
the last session, he was Il rrere
piece of wax in the hands of design
ing spectators, who made h;m
sign whatever they saw proper.
Whether attributable to crime OF
imbecility, his action at the last
session was pernicious and sIicidal,
and will, we trust, put al end to
bis public career. All men, OF al
parties and races, in this section,
condemn bis course. For ourselves,
we never had confidence in Powers
1T the Pilot can rescue the Chick
asaw fund from the grippe of Powers
II Co., and prevent this apprOpTIa-
ton as at present intended, it will
render a great public service. The
fund never would have been loaned
for any other purpose than TO build
our road, and it is criminal; tc di-
vert it to any other object.