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had any snap to 1t, the latter, which 1t would
seem is a partial failure IN this state. rules
firm at 90. 3O@265 pr GENITAL. Canada runs up
to S2.75@2.8O. Wheat gets no attention from
those who formerly bought for foreign export.
Eastern Milers send forward moderate orders.
which is all that keeps the market alive. Spec
ulators never were 70 quiet, they can't be in
duced to make an offer for delivery beyond the
close of navigation. The stock IN store Is only
175, s43. bushels, and the receipts from 30 to GO
cars per day. Closing price, white extra
$1.1s16 No white 1.141S No. amber O6.
Corn is dull at 70 for old No. mixed, and 81
for new ditto Oats. OF which there are only
H. 437 bushels in store, are firm, No / selling
at 51c@5116c Flour is active at 8. 45Ct5 80 for
good to choice white winter. live stock 10 bet
I or than il promised few days ago, with the
eastern markets all demoralized. Good to
choice steers, S4.50@4 rs extra do. $500, fair
to medium cattle. 90 25Cd4 90; poor $2.OO@2.75.
Sheep dull and heavy at 3.25@4 % for common
to choice extra. Hogs light, $5 OO@5 20; heavy
So. 5O@6 90. Mess pork has declined to $4,000
while lard is easy at lac. Hams steady at
-lOt2, anu nutss Dcci AZ ~iV3Ai' hPP'So VIZ
extremely dull, best opened at 81. 10 in car lots.
Beans dull, unpicked 31.05@1.45. Butter is
very plenty, particularly summer made, which
is nominal at 27c@30c; choice commands 31cg
CSC, and selected extra SAC. Cheese tic. Dried
apples are quiet at 711casc on small orders,
but operators would be slow at &c. Eggs are
very scarce crates, fresh at 22c, lined 2Oc'
Honey 22ca24c. Hops 30c@37. l. axe fish dull
new trout $4 5O@4.75; old S4,25@4 so; new
white s5.25@5.50 Hay, baled S1s.OOn19 90
per ton loose, $16@21. Onion firm at 5000
100 Potatoes very dull early rose IN car lots
55ca56 peach blows 70c075c Seeds inactive.
clover, 1915. Timothy, $3.50. Tallow, TIC.
Wool quiet at 40cCa43c for fleece and 45cg5O for
combing. Sweet potatoes, S5.O0@5 % per Dbl.
Cranberries firm at ,00@11.00 per barrel.
Chestnuts, So 90 per b4 hickory nuts, $4,000
2.25. IrabelIa grapes, 319c@4c; catawba, 6c6o
6l9 hides, 6c@r7A pelts, 5Oc@1.25. Sugar
declined to 1O%c for standard refined; RIO
coffee, 2Oc@25c; java, 32cGt34c. Kerosene oil
lower 13c@14c; boiled linseed, 85c@87c No. l
lard oil, 9Oc@95c. Bar iron down to $4,000
290.
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Mr.. EDITOR: While our friends Tom, Dick
and the Courier are trying to fnghten us out
OF our "W Woman Suffrage notions" by the
stale assertion, that man would cease to be
gallant to woman il she had the ballot, the
Courier gives us q specimen OF the gallantry
which we are in such Imminent danger OF
losing. In speaking Of Mrs. Malley, he says
" She was not so generally appreciated as was
Miss Cozzens--there is a greater charm about
young unmarried lady, than clngs to an
elderly married one, especially il physical COM
illness ls wanting" Webster defines gallantry
thus Bravery, generosity, civility." And
was it really bravery In the editor OF the
Courier to intrench himself behind his own
youth and BEAUTY and fire paper wads at Mrs.
Malloy after she was 20 far away that she
could not defend herself Was it generous to
assert that sine was one Of a class Of women
who - II the laws of nature would admit
would the soonest become a man? And was
it even ciull to insnuate that her lecture con-
tanned Woodruff doctrines, when nothing could
be farther from the truth Then he wants to
know why it is, g that the Suffrage Association
Of Michigan must import some one to plead lts
cause ?" Well now-realy-the fact is-we
we're not aware that we had done So In our
feminine ignorance we had always supposed
that Missouri and Indiana we're parts and
parcels OF our own dear native land that any
other view Of the case would place us outside
OF the Republican party, and brand us as adj
vocates Of " States Rights and - Secession"
But If we are mistaken in our views, and it
wouldn't be very naughty for us to know, will
the Courier please tell us just who are our
countrywomen and who are not. AMI.
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Seventeen mounds have recently been dis
covered on the farm OF M. A. Morton in wyom-
ing township, Kent county. At q recent session
OF the Kent Scientific Institute Prof. Z. A.
Strong gave it as his opinion that the mounds
were fully 500 years old, judging from the
trees growing upon them. Remains of cloth
were found which was clearly woven and not
Melted. Several vases Of unique construction
were found, the use OF which was not clear,
there being some doubt as to whether they
were drinking cups or cinerary urns. They
we're made, he thought, OF a fine grained sill
ceous clay. and adorned by sculptures that
indicated high degree OF skill. These were,
however, not carved, but produced by impress
sions made upon the material while in plastic
state.
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November, ID, 1872.

November, "a, 1872.
EDITOR TRUE NoRTBERNER.
We have been 30 very busy lately, that send
ing items to you has escaped our mind. Events
are happening every day in Keller even, that
ought to go IN the paper. For instance there
was young girl buried at the village yester-
day, who had been betrayed by some scoun-
drel, and after giving birth to child while
alone in her room, died. want to say to that
man, for | hope he Will see these lines thou
double murderer there can be no punishment
too great for thee Who can estimate the sor-
rows OF that bereaved family, yet, the seducer,
II he be rich with mammon, the world will fawn
upon him, even give HIM high seat at their
feasts. Oh women, call upon you, denounce
this man wherever you may find him be he rich
or poor, and when you get the privilege of the
ballot, mark such men, give them not even
show at the caucus. Let the element be puri-
fed. Let virtue be the rule and not the ex-
ception.
We were we'll entertained by Miss "Rhoda"
OF your town at our little village las week, also
Mrs. Malloy spoke with earnestness and to the
point. was glad to hear her give 30 much
credit to the men, l think she must have good
husband. L think our women speakers miss
their mark when they berate the men and try
to show womens superiority. We all know
that some women are superior to some men,
but take us all in all, think the greatest pride
OF womans heart is to feel that her husband
is her superior That need not make a woman
dependent upon her lord for every thought ex-
pressed or uDexpiessed, not at ALL A true man
admires his wfe's sagac9y and witely human
ity. Now my strong minded sisters, If you
ton, and all Will be we'll, otherwise you may
come to grief Now another thought, aud this
Gomez rather late for this election, as it will be
past ere this sees the light, but if We Tail to-
morrow. mayhap we may fall back on this sug-
gestion, viz Let the woman use the ballot to
decide this question for themselves. Why
should the men decide for intelligent women /?
We are not babies, neither dolls or slaves, but
the better-half Of man and help-mate as the
Scripture saith. Have not women always acted
her part well wherever she has been placed,
then why not give her wider range, and trust
to her fidelity and good sense 20 decide this
very interesting question for herself
On Friday and Friday night, snow fell to the
depth OF eight inches. Sleighs were running
yesterday--the weather is mild. The snow is
taking its leave farmers have yet apples in the
orchard and vegetables IN the garden. We
hope for few days yet OF good dry weather to
complete the fall work
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Mortgage Snic.-Seventy-fou pollars
and twenty-eight cents ($74 28) il the amount
claimed to be due at the date OF this notice. on
a certain mortgage bearing date the fifth day of
May, 1872 made and execu'ed by Albert Teach
out and Mary A. Teachout, Mortgagors to ALVIN
ID. Norton, Mortgage The said m.rtgage
was recorded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds for Van Buren, County State OF Michi-
gan, on the eleventh day of MAY, 1872, in Liber
OF mortgages, on page $40, and no proceed
ings have been Instituted at law to recover the
debt now remaining secured by said mortgage
or any part thereof. By virtue of the power OF
sale In said mortgage contained, aud of the
statute IN such case made aud provided the
premises described In said mortgage vii, be sold
at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
hour OF one O'Clock in the afternoon Of We'd
nesday, the eighteenth day OF November, 1874,
at the front door OF the Court House, in the
Village OF Paw Paw, IN said County OF Van
Buren,, by the Sheriff or said County. In order
to foreclose said mortgage and to satisfy the
amount that will tlien be due on SAID mortgage
and the costs and expenses allowed by law, and
the attorney tee mentioned In said mortgage.
The said premises are described In said mort
gage az all that piece or PARCEL OF land lying IN
Van liuren County and State of Michigan and
described as commencing at the northeast cor
ner of the vest bali of the north-9est quarter
OF the northwest quarter or section sixteen
thence west along the north line or sa,d LOT,
forty rods. thence south sixteen rods' tnepce
east forty rods, thence north sixteen TOYS 10
the place of beginning, containing four acrer,
SAID land is situated IN the township OF matt
ford, Van Buren County. 80,
Dated this eighteenth day OF August, 1914
ALVIN n. NOR con, Mortgage.
WIN. Y. LYON, Atty for MORTGAGE att,
10i2u3 st. Joseph. Michigan,
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FERNpALE. Cal. Aug. Oath. 1874.


EDITOR TRUE NoRTHERNER In reply to the
many inquiries at my Office, as to when | am
expected to return 1 am happy to say to my
patrons and friends that, nothing preventing,
we shall return to Paw Paw. sometime this
fall, at present cannot tell exactly when put
probably in the month of October.
In the meantime would solicit your patron
age at the old stand where may be found Mr..
N. E. Hooper, who has been with me nearly
two years. with the exception OF few months
last winter when he was under the instruction
of an eminent dentist Of Chicago. 1 can now
safely recommend him to the favor and pat
ropage Of the public and will be responsible
for all dental work done by him during my abb
Thankful for tho many favors bestowed upon
me in the past three years, shall strive to
merit your patronage IN future, and after few
months rest and recuperatlon 1 shall feel bet
ter prepared to serve YOU than ever before.
a. o. HOOKER.
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xa,cs Relating To .Nfpspaper Subscrip-
LAM mud .Arr9nrng9H.

ka,cs Relating To Newspaper Subscrip-
tfOns and .9rredrages.
l. Subscribers who do not give express no.
tice TO the contrary. are considered wishing to
continue their subscription.
Q. II subscribers order the dscontinuance OF
their periodicals. the publishers may continue
10 send them until all arrearages are paid
g. If subscribers neglecI or refuse to take
their periodicals from the Office to which they
are directed, they are held responsible until
thew have settled their bills, and ordered them
discontinued. 80,
A. III subscribers move to other places with
out informing the publishers, and the papers
are sent to the former direction, they are held
responsible.
5. The Courts have decided that I" refusing
to take periodicals from the Office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is priInd tdc1e
evidence of intentional fraud
6. Aby person who receives newspaper and
makes use of it, whether he has ordered 1t or
not, is held in law to be subscriber.
7. II subscribers pay in advance, they are
bound to give notice to the publisher. AT the
end of their time. If they do not wish to con-
tinue taking it; otherwise the puohsher is
authorized to send il on, and the subscribers,
will be II sponsible until an express ponce
WITH payment of all arrears, is sent to the pub
Usher.
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A little more than four years ago Joseph
Medill retired from all editorial management
of the Chicago Tribune and that paper went
under the editorial management Of Mr.. Horace
White, who had just purchased large interest
in the stock Of that concern, and Immediately
assumed the cheifship of the editorial depart
ment, which position he has filled up to the
present time. 1t will be remembered that un-
der Mr.. Whites management that paper Lib
eralized two years ago and became Greeley
organ. Mr.. Medill will hereafter bring that
Journal back to the support of the Republican
principles, and the Republican party.
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JACKSON, October 81 The boiler IN the city
fl curing mills at Parma, THE county, exploded
injuring Sanders, the engineer. G. E. Bartlett,
and d. f. Gillett, one OF the propretors. The
engine room was demolished, but the rest OF
the mill was unipiured Sanc ers is severely
injured. Damages $4,000 to the mill and ma
chilery besides the stopping OF the null, with
a large amount Of wheat on hand to-be ground
n Fl / orders. The boiler was new aud SUPPOSE
TO be manufactured OF first-rate material. The
cause OF the explosion il unknown.
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The Paw Paw Dramatic Association will pro-
duce the beautiful Drama of the Ticket OF
Leave Man." together with laughable Farce
and several Of the latest ballads, etc at Town
Hall, ON Friday and Saturday evenings, Nov.
- and II. These entertainments are given
for the benefit OF Mr.. Eugene X. Park, who
had the misfortune to break his leg during a
rehearsal of the play. Admission, 25 cts.
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Miss Ida Showalter, an accomplished PEN
man wall meet any number Of persons, male
and female, at the Union School House on this
Friday) evening, for the purpose OF organic
ing a class OF pupils in the useful and beautiful
art OF penmanship. A cordial invitation rs ex-
tended to all to attend and examine specimens
of her work
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A well-kuown metropolitan printer mentions
that on one occasion an old woman from the
country came into the printing Office with an
old Bible in her hand. II want" she said,
that you should PRINT it over again. It's
gettin' little blurred sort Of, and my eyes is
not what they was. How much would you ask
to do 1t? 2" FIFTY cents Can you have 1t
done IN half an hour ? Wish you would-want
to be gettin home. live out OF town." When
the old lady went out, he sent around to the
Office of the American Billie Society and pur-
chased a copy for 80 cents. Lor's sakes a
massey =" exclaimed the old lady, when she
came to look at it how good you've fixed it.
I never see nothin' SO curious as you printers ~
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DR.. CathaIine j. Wells has arranged to be at
Paw Paw two days OF each mouth. and eau be
consulted upon all the diseases incident to the
human system. Tins is a rare opportunity for
the afflicted, and none should fail to embrace
it. A physician having had an extensive pIac-
tice and many years or experience as medical
pr. ctihoner, and whose reputation as such, is
TOO we'll known to need any putting, comes
night to your door every four weeks. 1922
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Notice to tnCufP.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Van Puren Comfy 90

STATE OF MICHIGAN. ss
Van Buren, CountyJ
Notice is hereby given that application will
be made to the Circuit Court for the County Of
Van Buren, at the January Term thereof, A. d..
1875, to vacate all that portion Of the village
plat OF the village OF Lawton. in said County,
and known AZ Lot five, 5 on Block one 1 !
Lots four 4 five 5 six seven z eight
rs nine 81 and ten 10 on Block two q and
all OF Block three t3l on Bakers addition to
the village OF LAYTON.
Dated Lawton. Oct. 26, 1874.
l023t9* GUY &. RAY,
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The Second Annual Meeting of the Van Bu-
rem County Sabbath School Association will be
held at the Methodist Church in Decatur, on
Tuesday and Wednesday, November 10th and
18th.
The exercises will be interesting and enter
tanning. All workers in the cause OF the Sab
bath School are invited to be present and take
part IN the exercises.
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ABOUT Hitters. At certain periods of
iife a tonic is a necessity; but there is danger
In using STIMULATES tha, iniure the organs of
dig stion white giving temporary relief 70
obvlate this. and present to tue public a tonic
Tree rom alcoholic DoIsou, DR.. Greene prepar-
ed the Oxygenated Bitters, a sure cure for Dis
pepria AID all kindred complaints. Sold every
where. JOHN f. Henry, CORRAN & CO., pro-
pnetors 9 & 9 College Place. CIV York.
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EstrdU Notice.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber in
the Township Of Almena, on or about the LIST
August last. dark red Beiffer two or three
wears old with white sp"ts on her brisket and
TANKS, and some white on the bush OF tail.
The owner is requested to come, prove prop
erty, pay charges and take her away.
ALMENA, Oct. 80, 1874.
1O23w6s THOMAS CLARK, SR.
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EHf cattle For SAFE.

Three fat 2 year old steers. one fat COW, one
good mich COW, span OF large 2 year old
colts and one bay mare for sale for cash or on
credit Of one year, with approved security,
and ten per cent. interest. BY the subscriber
at his residence, miles south OF Paw Paw.
1023tf FREDERICK LORD.
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Y.yAE.N.ER

Notice 10 hereby given that l dId on the Stb
dav OF October, 1874 distrain at my farm in
the township Of Porter, Van Buren, County.
Mich, the following described Mare: A small
bay mare, between four aud twenty years Old
with star in the forehead, crippled in the right
bind foot, also one hump on her back. This ia
TO notify the owner to come and nav CHARGES
and take said property away. lO2lHs
Dated Porter. October 9th, 1874.
ANDREW i HArr
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(YETION..

All persons are hereby cautioned not to pur-
chase two certain notes OF 300 each, gwen by
p r. Payn. to Brown Bros, or bearer, and
dated the 18th Of Aug. 1878. One payable In
one year, and one in two years from date, rs l
have refused to pay them. 1O2St1*
=. II. pawn.
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II you want Smoking Tobacco Of the purest
quality, either Lone Jacl, Big Lick, Killickinick,
Durham. Little Joker, Virginia Comfort and
Oriental, that casts a halo Of fragrance all
through tue room in which they are used, then
buy your Tobacco at Nyhart's. 1016
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UissOiutiOn Notice

Notice ID hereby gwen that the firm of Free
man Il Stinson has been this day dissolved.
All debts due to said firm are to be paid to
Joshua II. Freeman, and all debts due from
said firm are to be paid by said Joshua Ii. Free
man. 1018t3
Dated Paw Paw. Mich, Sept. 26th, 1874.
j. H. FREEMAN,
ALEX. STINsoN.
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Do you know why you are like the third
term ?" SAID Susan Jane to her brother, who
fingered to talk with her Adolphus after the
old folks had retired. No, don't y" Well,
replied his saccharine sister, "Irs because you
are one too many"
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\ literary man was asked in letter, the
other day, for some materials for his biography.
The writer was very polite and conslderate.
He said: "Heaven forbid that should desire
your death, but such things will occasionally
occur. and 1t is best to be prepared for the
worst"
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Mortgage Sale.-Default having been
made in the payment OF certain sum OF
money secured to be paid by q mortgage bear
ing date the thrtieth day OF May, A. ID. 1872,
Smiley in the township Of Arlington, Mich
igan, to A. II. Morrison. OF st. Joseph,
Michigan, as Mortgagee, which said mort
gage was duly recorded in the Office OF
the Register OF Deeds IN the County OF
Van Buren State ofMichigan, on the fourth
6, page 361, which said mortgage was after
wards duly assigned by the said A II. Nor
rison, to VIM. s. Maynard, and recorded in the
Office OF the Register or Deeds, In the aforesaid
County and State. which said mortgage wss
afterward duly assigned by the said VIM. s.
Maynard to W. X. Hawkins and recorded in the
Office OF the Register Of Deeds in Van Buren,
County, State OF Michigan, and on which said
mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date OF
this notice, the sum of two hundred eighty and
63-100 dollars $280,63 including an attorney
fee OF fifty dollars provided for in said mort
gage. no suit or proceedings at law or in equity
having been instituted to recover the amount
now remaining due and unpaid and secured by
said mortgage or any part thereof. Now there
fore notice Ii berebv gwen that by virtue OF q
power or sale contained in said mortgage, there
will DO sold at public auction TO the highest
bidder on Saturday, the twentythird day OF
January. a. ID. 1875 at the front door of the
Court House in tue villege OF Paw raw,
Van Buren, County, state OF Michigan, at
twelve o'clock at noon OF said day, inc
premises described in said mortgage. or 50
much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy
the amount due on said mortgage. with IN
terest aud cost, the premises being described
as follows. to wit In the village OF South
Bangor, being Lots number seven NIFTY
three 50 fifty-four 81 ffty-tve 90 hity-
Fix T56 and fifty-seven 81, according to
map aud plat, recorded in the Register office
for the County of Van Buren,, state OF Mich
lgan, by A. II Morrison. The above said mort
gage is subject to another payment OF two
hundred and twenty-five dollars S225.cO'
Dated October 30, 1874. -
1022t13 w. X. HAWKINS, Assignee.
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During DR.. A. O. Hooker's absence his Dental
Rooms will be kept open as usual, aud all OPP
erations upon the teeth will be performed in
the most skillful and satisfactory manner.
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LOST or SToLEN!-A bright red COW, with the
right horn broken off, and white spot on the
end OF her tail. The finder Will be rewarded
by returning her to
1020t4 WIDOW MoReLAND, Lawton
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The ottawa county bar has announced its
preference for H. G. Ackley to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Judge Stone OF
AIlegan, and the Allegan county bar has rec
commended d. J. Arnold for the same place.
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From the election returns now in, it is quite
probable that the next State Senate will stand
seventeen Republicans to fifteen Democrats.
This result may be varied little as 1t is quite
possible that one or two Republicans may be
elected in doubtful districts, now set down for
the opposltion.
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Rev. j. Heritage will ID. VI preach in the
First Baptist Church on Sunday, Nov. 9Th.
Subject for the evening The Bellows are
Burnt"
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DR.. Owen. of Adrian, has received letter
from lady inclosing 81, stating that 1t was
due him for dental work done 10 years ago !;
that che ought to have paid it long ago, but
had not and now could not feel easy in her
mind until it was paid.
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Use DR.. Catbarine j. Wells Celebrated Ague
Pills, for every form Of Intermittant or Bilious
Fevers. They are superior to anything ever
yet discovered. Thousands OF living with eyes
can attest to their virtue. 1922