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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-01-03
A ssamtress' xclanaticn-A-hem.
Unseen hsppiness-A kiss In the dark.
A youthful warrior-A baby In armA

SonmtreSS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Unseen happiness-A kiss In tho dark.
A youthful warrior-A baby IN armA
An universal want-Want Of money.
The most useful thing in tho long
run-Breath.
Wheels GO best when they ara thor
oughly tired.
II is better to bs flush in pocket than in
oountcnance.
What grows bigger the more you con
tract il Debt
The conjunotive nnood-Thoughts OF
matrimony.
Somebody wishes 10 know ii pig pen
is used 10 write hog latin.
Tho best band 10 accompany lady
vocalist-A ausband.
links says that wedding rings ought to
be rechristened suger-rings He has been
married voyears.
Clara" asked Tom, what animal
dropped from the clouds? Tho rain,
dear" Qteindeer) was tie reply.
The latest device for breaking up"
sitting hen is 10 put a couple of Jumps of
ice in the nest
Name the Longest day in the year"
said 4 teacher to young hopeful Of FIVE
summers E Sunday + responded the
little man
What il the difference between a fool
and looking-g ass ?-One speaks with
out rejecting and the other reflects with.
out speaking
A clergyman named fiddle "respect.
fully declines tho degree of d. D., bo-
cause, as he said lac really did not wish 70
be known as the Rev. Fiddle u. d.
Charley" said fond mother TO her
son, you are into that Jam again" No"
replied the pet, lyon are wrong, ma; the
jam is into me-"
Leaves traveller reports that he has
seen plants in South America with leaves
thirty -four feet long. That lsores all other
foliage in the shade.
A young lad who was called as wit
ness was asked if he knew the nature OF
an oath, and where nc wonld 90 if he told
lie lie said he supposed he should go
where ali the lawyers went
Trying 70 do business without advcr.
tising Is like winkin9 at pretty girl
through pair OF green goggles. fou
may know what yeu are doing. bat nobody
eisc does
Il Is cheerful 20 be sitting in railroad
cas, going at the rate of forty miles an
hour, and have man pass through the
train and pu: tract in YOU 'ap entitled,
Prepare 20 Meet Your God"
What il The difference between rhodo-
denlry. aad Z cold apple dumpling -
Perfectly obvious, aud yet nobody ever
gae,ses IT, Why, % course. Inc one is q
rhoInsr13svn, anG tle o5h97 - cold
a ?.e.dnopdng.
a peysv Of epicures dioed coSother at an
hotc After they had drank IN enormous
quantity OF wine, they -alicd for theiT
reckon NJ at Is absolutely impossible
thai we four men drank 20 much. siam
luo1ed one" lou are quite right, re.
pied the waiter, but you forget tho
three under the table
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4 crust OF bread, pitcher of water,
matched roof, and love; there is happiness
for you, whether the day be rainy or sunny.
Il is the heart that makes the home.
whether the eye rests on potato patch or
q flower garden. Heart makes home pro
cious, and it ia the only thing that can
Vice and laziness have everywhere their
yotaries, and the vestiges OF the shabby
footstep" are to be me: with in all places.
No human beings ever congregatsd into
community withou. including among
themselves ;he just and tho unjust, the
wise and the ignorant. tho evil and The
good
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lie whose religion is ever on his lips,
laa seldom any of that valuable treasure
IN I,js heart ii keeps watch like n liv-
cried ,.orter al his door, but there is no
lodv AZ home. and there is nothing to
steal if il we're well lodged in his soul,
10 would not be so afraid Of its escape
IIe who vou.hes for his own truthfulness
= =. 81 wiz tel lie the mex moment
S4tsqat uiusu,
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
made in the conditions Of a certain mortgage
whereby the power therein contained to sell has
become operative executed by thomas L.. Ross
and Lydia l. Ross. bis wife, OF Van Buren,
County, in the State OF Michigan, 10 Thaddeus
X. HARRISON, OF the same County and state,
bearing date the Twenty-third day OF Novem-
Der A.. ID. Eighteen hundred and Sixty-nine
and recorded in the Office Of the Register OF
Deeds for the County OF Van buren,, aforesaid,
on the Twenty-fourth day OF November A. ID.
Eighteen Hundred aud Sixty-nlne, in Ilber
~" OF mortgages on page f2f, upon which
mortgage there is claimed to be due and un-
paid. at the date of this notice, the sum OF
Twelve Hundred ana EightS-two Dollars and
Forty seven Cents (S12Sz 40 aud no suit or
proceedings at law or in chancery having been
instituted to record said sum OF money or any
part thereof. Notice IN therefore hereby given
that on Tuesday the First day OF April next, ut
one O'Clock in the afternoon OF said day, |
shall sell at public vendue, 10 the highest bidder
theTeior-ssle to take place at the front door OF
the Ven Buren, Circuit Court House, in the VII
lago OF Paw Paw, in said County ard State OF
Michigan, the premises described IN said mort
gage or 80 much thereof az cha II be necessary
to satisfy the nmount due on sucn mortgage
with interest &C ten per cont. AS covenanted for
therein and legal costs OF this foreclosure, with
an Attorneys fec OF Fifty Dollars (S5O) a.
also stated In SAID mortgGge-that il to say
The following piece or parcel OF land described
in sald mortgage az "Ail those certain lots.
pieces or parcels OF land situate IN the
village OF Paw Paw, County OF Van Buren, and
Cd and five (5) IN Block Twenty one CD IN
sand village, according to the recorded plat
thereof"
Dated January lst. 1878.
THADL EUS Il. HARRISON,
927tl3. Mortgage.
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4. %AassJs.a3NEssi ssss.

Billiard Table Manufacturer.
With Delays Patent Steel Wire Cushions.
Universally Acknowledge best in Use.
9S, 100 and 1872 Randolph Street, Detroit Michl-
gan 916.
National Republican., 1873-04-05

TnE new ColonnAde Hotel, Phlladelphla, Pa,
y . prominent feature Of the CITY Of brOtherII
National Republican., 1873-04-05

United on pfinted Arguments by Mr.. John T.
Morgan, for the defendant In error.
No. eot. II. B. Merin et al, appellants, vs..
Tpe schooner Mary Eooline, 1c.;
10, 49, " D. Merriil, et al, appellants, vs..
John w. Petty ana Isaac Homan
These causes were argued by Mr.. II. n. Hun
A. Wilcox, for the appeiiees.
Adjourned until Monday morning Of II O'Clock.
Circuit Court-Chief Justiee Cartier.
The case Of Maxwell vs.. the District Of Colum-
bla, commenced on Thursday, was In progress
yesterday,
Police Ceurt-,Judae snell.
Joseph Williams, bolsteTous; nned %. Eugene
w. Thomas forfeited t5 on the charge Of tying a
horse 70 tree. MARY Hopkins, profanity; o..
Mary Nichols, vagrant, was sent TO the work
Thomas, alias Mary Gardner, and Mary A. FAINT,
alias Betty Clark, larceny Of calico and two bon.
meta; thirty days each In jail. Antonio Evans,
an idle and lncorrigible boy, was sent TO the re.
form school
National Republican., 1873-04-05
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

MR. JANgs DICKsos, cashier Of the Georgetown
Savings bank, returned Yesterday from the
North, where he had been for several days on
business connected with the bank.
Col FRANK JONES, Of this city, and chief Of
the redemption division, Treasury Department,
Is recovering from his late illness ard viii prob
ably be on duty again In a few days.
Nh. REIN STEVENS, superintendent OF the
alnlshouse, II lying dangerously III and no hopes
are entertained for his recovery, owing to his
advanced age, which Is seyenty'four years.
Mr.. JosgrH l.. SAVAGE returned to this city
yesterday from New York, where he had been
Tor the purpose OF Identifying parties who had
been swindling In that city. Hewas successful.
TnE British brig lhana, from Liverpool, which
was detained at Alexandria 70 be lghtened, In
order that she might pass through tho chan
nell arrived yesterday at this port, with GO tons
Of salt for !. Thomas DAVIS.
TINS RIvER.-ArTlyed, steamer Express, from
Baltimore, with general merchandise schooner
Thomas L. Morgan, with l,2oO bushels ot wheat,
TO Hartley A Bro. Cleared, steamer John Obj
son, for New York, with 0OO barrels OF nour.
REV. ARTHUR COOPER, OF the NJ. l.. church who
was injured In Washington few days since by
being knocked down by team On Fifteenth
street, Is In a precarious condition. His injury
has been asceftaincd to be Il fracture, Mr.COOper
Is eighty years OF age.
TnE Potomac Boat Club are making extensive
preparations for tho aquatic sports during the
coming summer. They have put their boat
house In perfect trim, aud have had their boats
all oycThauled. II Is also the Intention OF the
club TO purchase new uniforms.
BoT DROwSED.-IesteTday afternoon about :
O'Clock little boy, aged i've years, the son OF
Mr.. Arthur Small, In company with some otheT
companions, was hshing from rock In Rock
creek, at the foot OF Dunbarton street, when he
clipped and fell Into the water. Ills companions
gave the alarm and brought some men to the
| scene, but before they reached him he had
drowned. His body was recovered and carried
TO his fathers home, No. 6l Green street. The
coroner has been notified.
FoREFAuGHS CIRCUS procession, by lnyltatiO 0
OF many citizens through the telegraph at the
Union hotel, visited this city yesterday morning
and paraded through the principal streets. On
The arrival of the procession In town after cross.
ing the bridge one Of the ponies attached 10 an
| animal cage became unmanageable, AMI neceH-
stated the drivers leading him. An old citizen
| standing on the sidewalk remarked, on seeing
the behavior Of the pony, that the Improvement
made by the Board OF Public Works were SO
their magnitude. This gentleman Is a large
property holdcr.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
TIE COURTS.
supreme Court OF the unlred states.


FRIDAY, April l. Is7A
ON motion Of Mr.. n. Z. Cook, j. d. Glover
esq, and Allan L. Story, esq, Of Chicago, Illi.
nols, were admitted to practice Us attorneys and
counselors Of this court.
On motion Of Mr. Solicitor General Phillips,
II. W. Guion, ESQ.,, OF Charlotte, N. e., was ad
mitted TO practice as An attorney and counselor
OF this court.
No. b66 The KnlckeTbocker Insurance COM
pany, plaintiff In error, vs.. Gardner L. COmstOck
u al. The motion to dismiss this cause was
submitted on printed Arguments by Mr. Thomas
Dent In support OF the same, aud by Mr.. A. q.
Story In opposition thereto.
No. 909. Jos. W. Fnzell ct al, plaintiffs In er-
ror, VS.. Tue United States. In error TO the Cir
cult Court OF the United States for the Southern
district Of Ohio. On motion OF Mr.. Assistant
Attorney General Hill, ordered by the court
that the writ Of error In this cause be dismissed,
per stipulation on die,
No. 70. Joshua aud Edwin Atkins, appellants,
vs. The Fibre DlsntegrAtl0n Company. Assigned
for argument Tuesday next, the 9Th INST.
No. loo. Jonathan NJ. Dair et al, plaintiffs In
error, VS.. The United States. Passed until
Thursday next the 10Th inst.
No. 26l. Frederick W. Hannewlnkle, appel
liant, vs.. The Mayor, &C., OF Georgetown. Thls
cause was argued by Nj, W. A. Cook, OF counsel
tor the appellees, aud submitted on printed RfPu-
ments BY hr. Satnnel Tyler, for the appellant.
No, 2Ol. the United States and Francis B.
Lyons, plaintlii. In error, vs.. Thomas 9, Brown
et al. fhis cause was argued by Mr, p, PhllllpA,
u counsel for The plaintiffs In error, and sub
National Republican., 1873-04-05
NOTICES OF NEW ADyERTIsE,rgNrs,

Bee the card OF Il. NJ. Jackson.
Five new slate mAntles for sale.
George Bogus has removed his coal ONCE.
Very handsOmely-furnlshed rooms for rent.
4 good secondhand steam boiler Is wanted,
Began Wylle have received $4,000 worth o 4
dry goods.
Jay Cooke a Co., bankers, furnish circular
letters OF credit.
Auction sale Of stands In Centre market on
Thursday, April II.
The normal class Of Sabbath school workers
Will meet this evening.
Lewis Johnson A 90, bankers, have Board OF
Public Works scrip for sale.
The pews, pulpit, 4c,, Of the old Presbytera n
church, Georgetown, are fnr sale.
Al members Of JGha 3. N, Wilkinson Lodge,
No. l2io, q, U, o. Of r., are requested ~ meet
tomorrow,
ThOs. u. WAggamAn will sell on April 6, at D
O'Clock, improved lot on l. street, between Nine
teenth and Twentieth streets.
Green A Williams, auctioneers, will sell on
Wednesday, the 9TH instant, at 10 O'Clock, q, m,
IN elegant assortment Of household goods.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
In.urr Your prarrrt,.

The National Fire Insurance Company VI
Washington enjoys the confidence Of all citizens
To an eminent degree. II Is known TO be safe,
sound, and In every way perfectly reliable. The
company guarantees fair dealing and prompt
settlement Of all losses. Its directors arc among
our most noted business men, and all the affair
Of the company are sklfully managed.
by insufing In the National Union securlty
from Osscs by fire II not only attained, but home
enterprise is patroniZed and encouraged.
more generous policy Is now pervadlng al
classes, and the desre TO render mutual assist
ance u manifest. This principle Will lead citl
Lens not insured IN It to do 30,
National Republican., 1873-04-05
The LI,tIo sister. or tho Poor.

There are now thirty poor aged and innrln IN;
the Poor, recently opened In II. Aloyslus parish.
OF this number, fourteen are males and sixteen
females one OF the former Is ninety 1--we years Of
age and several Of both sexes are over sixty years
old. Some OF them are educated persons, who
have seen better aud brighter days. The presen'
wing Of the building will accommodate about
sixty poor people. When the other wing shall
have been constructed upwards Of one hundred
can be comfortably provided for. The instltu-
tiOn Is designed TO take care only Of the aged
and innTm poor. II Is supported entirely by the
voluntary contributions Of our charitable citi-
keus Of an denominations.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
ON, Of the Lion. Mad.

Yesterday, shortly before FOTepaughs show
opened, and while Mr.. Herr DarlOus, who per-
forms with the lions, was attempting TO change
them from one cage 10 another, one OF the AMI
mails seemed disposed 10 he stubborn, and Mr..
DaTious struck hlm with the butt OF his whip,
whereupOn the lion turned on him, clAwing bis
face and Inncting a severe wound over the
right eye. Assistance was Immediately rem
dered, and he was rescued from the cage WITH
out receiving ANY further bodily harm,
National Republican., 1873-04-05
RESULT OF CARELEssSEss.
A Boy Accidentally shoot. and k'r' Hin

Yesterday afternoon about . O'Clock colored
boy named French Dade, aged nfteen years, left
the residence OF his father, Henry Dade, corner
OF North and West streets, Georgetown, for the
purpose Of going nshing. On his way to the
river he met another colored boy, whom he
asked to accompany him. The request was re.
fused on the ground that he had no fishing
hooks. Young Dade on receiving this reply
said, "Then III not co. and at once started FOR
home on reaching which he took up shotgun
and said he was going TO the woods gunnlnR. lie
proceeded TO the point, but on his way stopped
at the house OF J. Mcdaniel. colored, on Stod-
dard street, when he entered the yard and be-
gan talking TO q couple OF Mr.. McDaniels chill
dren at the window, they being on the inside and
young Dade In the yard.
He remained In conversation some time, dur.
| Ing which he was leaning on his gun with his
chin over the muzzle. The girls At the window
started toward the front door and young Dade
started TO meet them, but as he was IN tbs act OF
raising his gun u exploded and the whole charge
| OF shot entered the left side OF his mouth aud
lodged In his skull unler the scalp, Oficei
Carter, who heard the shot, ran TO the scene and
| hal the boy removed to his home, when DR.
| Peters was summoned, but before he reached th,
| house the unfortunate boy had expired.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
Board Of Fire CommI.sIonor-.


The regular meeting Of the Board Of Fire Com
nlsslOncrs was held at their rooms last night
all the members present except Messp. Bayley
and TAFT.
The report Of the chief engineer was read and
ordered To he illed.
The secretary was, on motion, directed to ad-
yertise, requesting all parties holding bills
against the department up to the LIST OF April TO
present them before the next meeting Of the
bOard before April IL.
The use Of an old hose carriage was granted
the Sixteenth District Club for use at the eman-
cipAtion celebration.
\ communication was received from George
town merchant, incloslng copy Of 4 judgment
against one Of the members OF the department,
and asking that the board take some action In
the case. After lengthy discussion the matter
was laid over Informally.
Several bills were approved aud ordered TO he
paid; after which an Informal discussion was
held as TO the best means ~ he pursued for
maintaining discipline among the members OF
the department.
The board then adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
ReIlgIou- Service. To-worroy,.

Preaching In Waugh NJ. y. church, morning
and evening, by Rev. Richard Norris,
Rev. II. A. Cleveland will preach In Foundry
NJ. T.. church.
The Lincoln hall service In the afternoon will
be one Of song and praise, with one OF two ad-
dresses, and promises to be unusually interest
ing. All are invited.
Gen. o. o. Howard will preside at tho usual
services IN the Theatre Comlque. All are cor.
daily invited TO attend.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
Pernlifn nnIIh.

The following permits to build were Issued
yesterday: RlChard Thornton, a frame house,
IL by 10 feet, two stories high, on U street, be-
tween First and Third streets northwest Chas.
L. Hooks, frame house, 20 by 30 feet, TWO
stories high, on Sixth street, between anl u
streets, with back building, 10 BY IS feet, 'wo
| atOFlps hiUh
National Republican., 1873-04-05
The w,..,,s,ou telegraph school.

The art Of telegraphy is one OF the most i'm
portant In the world, and good telcgrnphic
operator Is never IN want Of employment. A
school for teaching the art s Incorporated In this
city, and ladies aud gentlemen can now enter
the classes. The school 10 at No. T26 Seventh
street, and there all information as 10 terms,
&c., can be obtained from Mr, J. Z. Crawford.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
CITY ITEMS.
. BLACK CLOTH rRock colrs, so.

u. b. BLACK CLOTH FRocK CoArs, SD.
$. u. Black Cloth Frock Coats, SIS.
Black Doeskln Pants, from % to tls.
goods, with light Cashmere Pants; tls suit.
Spring Oyef-sacks, from o. 10 t95.
Good Cashmere Business Suits, tls.
Good goods, well made, and fa&hlonablG.
NOAH wALkKR A Co.,
II Gil Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
The Ball Of the state Associations.

The hall committee OF the state associations
held meeting last night, at the Governors
members Of the committee made returns Of the
tickets sold and the amount Of money received;
but as all the reports have not been made, II Is
actual amount realized from the ball. The re-
ceipts are estimated at about 81 800, and the eN-
peIlses at $780, which leaves d surplus Of 800.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
N, Jo.rph,. Orphan A.yIum.

JOSeph's Male Orphan Asylum, held at the insti
tuition this week, the followlng-named gentle
men were elected officers for the ensuing term
Rev. J. A. Walter, president; Rev. y. Z. Boyle
vice president: Michael Green, treasurer; ueo
Bogus, secretary. Mr.. Andrew J. Joyce was
elected a director In place Of Mr.. William II
Ward, resigned. The remaining members q
the DOarl OF directors are: Rev. ID. y.
y. wiget, A. y, Perry, Nicholas Callan and John
I. Lehman. Mr.. Callan Is now the Oldest mem
Der OF the board. All the other members Of tho
original board are dead or have resigned.
II. Joseph's asylum, which provides for nearly
one hundred poor little orphan boys, Is one u
the noblest monuments Of charity In our city
Il Is under the immediate charge OF the slsteri
Of Mercy. The institution Is now located In Tho
building formerly occupied by the Washington
city Protestant Orphan Asylum, on II street, be,
tween Ninth aud Tenth streets.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
SnInllpnN.

The following casOS Of smallpox were reported
10 the health Ofilce yesterday one case In
Pig alley southwest; one In an alley between
Fourth and Filth and y and y streets northwest;
one at No. g25 street southwest, aud two at
No. S9s u street northwest No deaths were re-
nOftcl
National Republican., 1873-04-05
I.0CAI KOTHH.

John Deane and Thomas Lee were nned i5
each for driving crippled horses on Pennsylvania
avenue.
The pump doctor " required at the corner Of
Fifteenth and II streets northwest, where very
bad case OF "dryness" exists.
Marshall Adams, who was arrested by Mr..
Gatchell charged with working sick horse, was
yesterday lined by Justice Weaver $40 and costs.
The accident by which Mrs. Dr. Pope and her
friend Miss Dana, daughter Of Charles 4. Dana,
from their carriage, was caused by q runaway
team OF street-car horses violently dashlng
against and almost into their carriage. Their
escape frOm serious Injuries was proyidentlal.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, n plastereI
Tenth sueet and Pennsylyanla avenue, was
struck by a falling brick, which made q severe
cash On his head. lie WAS removed to NAiTn'a
drug store, on the corner below, where Dr. llar-
tigan dressed his injuries.
Early this morning q stray mule came running
up seventh street, and when near the corner ol
Pennsylvania avenue made two or three reyolu.
tlons and fell OF he pavement Before some oi
the hackmen on the opposite side Of the street
could get TO the spot the mule was dead. ght
body swelled very much, and death Is supposed
TO have been caused by collie.
Last evening, while q cOlorci man was cross
Ing Pennsylvania avenue at Ninth street. he wal
Knocked down by hack, and the wheels Of tht
vehicle passed over his thigh. lie was removed
by Onicer Harding 10 Middleton's restaurant
where he was employed, AMI the services Of DR.
llartigan called In reluisitlon, who examined
his injuries and pronounced thOm not Of = Sc
fiOus nature.
National Republican., 1873-04-05

An adjourned meeting Of the oficers Of the
District Of Columbia volunteers In the late war
was held last ulght at the house Of Capt, James
Narrower. II IL intended to form 4 permanent
organization TO cherish the days Of "Auld Lang
Syne" through q series Of s0clables and family
gatherings The next meeting will be held next
Thursday night April 10, at the house Of Capt.
National Republican., 1873-04-05
tn. pr,z.. We, this wrcL

one day Of each week Is set apart by the
Washington SchuetZen NereIn for prize shooting
were won at bowling: First, William fendnOr;
second, J. Hppold; third, q. y. Wasman. Al
shooting; First, W. Behrcns; second, Henry
VIII; third, 4. Koch, and fourth, John Anger
man. These games arc open to the entire public
National Republican., 1873-04-05
waIer.,naIn uar-ted.

At " O'Clock last night the Waterman pass
ing through the market-hOuse In Georgetown
burstct and Hooded the place with water. II
was checked as much as possible, aud word sent
10 the water Taper Of the fact