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DETECTIVES IN THE DOCK.

The conviction of three of the leadin,
detectives of Scotland Yard, who were Of
Thursday found guilty Of corrupt collu-
sion and partnership with swindlers, proves
that official corruption is not the peculiar
possession of the United States. The crime
Of which these detectives were convicted
has no redeem1ng features. 1t was not the
sudden yielding to great temptation, or
the bribery by wealthy criminal of the
officer who had hunted him down. The
evidence showed that an adroit gang OF
swindlers had been enabled for long time
to pursue their infamous avocation in
safety by regularly sharing the proceeds
Of their crimes with Meiklejohn, the chief
of the London detective force, and some
Of his trusted subordinates. All the com
plants that came TO Scotland Yard passed
through the hands of Meiklejohn, Win
took good care to warn his confederates OF
every danger that threatened them, and
when some show Of zeal in their pursuit
became necessary, to send his detectives
on false scent, meanwhile informing the
thieves fully Of every movement Of the
free. The suspicious that there was somt
traitor on the force existed for long time
before it was possible to determine who
the traitor was, but the accidental capture
Of the ringleaders Of the gang exposed the
whole infamous plot The correspondent
and paymaster Of the corrupt detectives
purchased his own safety by revealing the
full extent of the practices by which he
had been enabled to defy the law for years
and Chief Meiklejohn and three of biz
lis subordinates were placed in the dock
as criminals. The trial was one of the
most interesting in the annals of the Lo,
don criminal courts, and after forty-eigh
days it ended yesterday in the conviction
of three of the detectives and a criminal N
lawyer who had acted as agent in Che
crime, each of the convicted prisoner
being sentenced to imprisonment for two =,
years. m
Perhaps the most astonishing feature Of V51e
tho trial is the comparatively light sen q,
Iencs that has been awarded to the prison.
sr. We hear great deal about the de-
plorabls laxity Of the law in the United
States, and the frequent failure of our
Judges to impose upon great criminals -
penalties inadequate to the enormity Of n
heir crimes, but our courts seldom wit.
less such manifest failure of justice as .,
eem4 to have taken place in England.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
WSAHINGTON,

We believe that Washington has a grea
destiny before it; but destiny is the con-
summation, and not the cause Of progress
The people must work out their own sal
vat;on in fear and trembling. Only two
or three cities on the continent have com
mercial advantages equal to those o.
Washington. The noble river below the
city will admit the largest class of com.
mercial vessels, while above it affords an
unlimited supply Of water power for man.
ufacturing. The Potomac is incomparablv
superior to the Thames in every point o,
view-in magnitude, in beauty, in naviga.
bic facilities, and, above the city, in man
ufacturing power and as for the Seine, on
which Paris is situated, it is unworthy Of
mention in the comparison. Yet London
is the greatest commercial city in the
world, and Paris is one of the greatest
manufacturing cities. Washington has
many attractions for men of wealth who
love ease and who seek pleasure. These
attractions are daily increasing. The
Smithsonian Institution, the Observatory,
and the great Congressional Library, are
gradually drawing around them the men
of science and literature from every par.
of the country, and from foreign lands.
These institutions are already equal, if not
superior to any other of the kind in the
country; and they are increasing in mag
nitude, and the facilities they offer to stu
dents, at rate which will soon leave them
without rivals in this country. No place
in America, and few places in the world,
possess such architectural structures, as
Washington; and these too, are being
added to cotinually.
But the Washingtonians must not be
satisfied with these attractions; they must
initiate the Parisians by making Wash
ington as famous for the beauty and va
riety Of its manufactures as it is destined
to become as seat of science and litera-
ture. Almost nothing has been done in
this direction yet. The citizens of our
National Capital are too prone to look to
the Government for everything; and it may
bs said to be city Of oficeholders. They !
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23
EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, October 4 1877.

o
New Castle County. october 4 1877.
Upon the application OF Isaac Grubb, ,Ad'
ministratOr O. T. A. of Rose tuXbaum, late
of Wilmington Hundred in said county
deceased, it g Ordt red and directed by the
Register that the Administrator Aforesaid
give notice of the granting of Letters OF
| Administration q. 4. A. upon the Estate
OF the deceased, with The granting thereof.
by causing advertise ments to be posted
within fOIty days from the date of such
etters in six of the most public tlaces OF
the County OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Estate
to present the same. or abide by an Act
Of assembly in such case made and pro-
vided And also eau the same to be in
sertad d within The same period in the
MORNING HERALD, newspaper publish.
ed in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks [e. 0. d.
Given under the hand aid seal of Office
of The Register afOre aid. at New
[sEAL Castle. in New Castle County afore-
aid. the day and year above writ
ten.
e. g. RIGGS, Register.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims
against the Estate of the deceased must
present the same duly attested to the Ad-
MINI traitor on or before the 8 day of
OCTOBER, A. D., 1878. or abide the Act ofl
in such cases m de and provi- |
led. ISAAC GkUBB.
Administrator, c. T. A. |
Address. New Castle, Del.
Octl53weOd
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23

must avail themselves Of the opportuui-
ties which nature has bountifully spread
before them, for commerce, for manufac-
ture, and for every ingenious form OF In
dustry and art.
The Morning herald., 1877-11-23

Try he Rio
10 live ]
lis F''''''
900 ~o
Letters v
idly oper
s The CIR
yaus nor
4 Among t
ID. |e ssnctua:
tating the
Utah Is I
turths Of Il
ountry last
The cypre
I'D, takes re
hurricane
p1 it.
: thracite Goa
lS76 was 22s
1852.
y Until recel
, bones were u
in fact the for
from Algeria
In 1890 tht
Offices in tt
, 1887 the ratel
cents for a le
miles.
The dark
when witches
WIS reversed,
self reversed
"melas."
An Illinois
seeks to patenI
capital punishl
powerful spri
is calculated
hanged man v
Every man {
The price we
given us. Tn,
man, be his sta
spise myself, c
made great o
Schiller.
| Agassiz says
tribes on the v
festivities are il
hands are tied ,
ants. If he b.
and unmoved, ]
trials of nlatriml
A watch tina
Leavenvorth, a
Polytechnic In
Wilkesbarre, P,
The fattened !
case, the works
and an aperture
site case.
ELECTRICITY ha
use in the East
connected with
stretched around
hot, is gently se'
way through. !
be cut down witt
apoub n1Ceen mir
hours to fell in t
A corresponds:
paper published
a remedy for the
says that during .
he found thousa1
den of q friend, ,
that a flower plal
had poisoned the,
that Petunia see
potatoes next sea-
The monster /
'ecently so impro
'rnnent intends
Which 1t has or
wi
t powder and q !
'ounds. or q lite
letanurgists are 1
late, in which ste
" the purpose
J targets, the p,
IN.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
SrlHctdmmcte.

Oct er bstienot NOT, at Der i Sn.
oisn 6uoss SrmetGmmsrs, iom eieu.
mem ct Slnes 9reslnr % uso Mu.
III iaar Slftormsus til at banie, Ii.
seiom be forsta9er Ell bel Del on.
Ore Sumter mcb Dem.
On laaoanne Srmstemmere bio.
til bar optraaot for noaet europGili
Ynblifum sr os ubetlcnot, men for
Sloen 9ler ialialo en- 8aptsiu
5roombsrs flor fSururs i Berlin
meb ct Ssllfab at oennc Mrt. Srup.
pen sr iamlst ira 8ombap. Galcut
Ia % Wapras 90 Srmcnss Mntal
CT elspe. blanbt buiIfe Den mineits
er 3, ben iirrite er l6 FOB lang.
Vile Srmene bar @iitteneer. vi
DC tire SrmetGmmsre er Samet Den
'llntslie, % ban bar osiaa unber
YrlnNisn al MaIss's Seies i Sit.
lnoien piit line Sumter for esnne
brle @errs. psb bpilfcn @nlsenina
ban osiaa msp 5Insrsne breifsoe
SlItt9nNsr no paa ct Var Crms.
Sa Oct ! Berlin blsp beficnet, at
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
MrfdOlogi.

Set eamle 6rolas Sorbbuno 10
mes at p9re me9st rig SITE lan9t
ira Oct Stse, Shliemann ale
rsbe haobe unbsriest. bar Gal.
pert iunnct 8nIoimptfsr al Tcraolos'
pis bsipoelia @eat. 0eune me
6orifer sr ooe life iaa orlitla lom
lin 5orslGneer, ban til9aaer ul't'
nof lit sSuno Ell betposli9 sSlos
men briltsr ila life til al paoliaa, at
be baps tilbert Yrimus eller bans
Samtloiae.
&oOos npsits llosraunln9er |
Gpbcius bare ainGtfst belle Den
9laos, bpor bet berrmts Slana.
tsmpel itoo. giier at bape lunott
8runbmursue I'll Oct ipopeltllse Nn.
ia % Nltsrst, bar @ooo pGrst
iitano til at uoiere st alosles net
agtist ostaiIlsret @runorlns opsr
BpenInoeu. Wau bar III cslaa
iuuoet Ode al De neoerlte ii 8rln.
Der iertc til Den opbeieos Vlaos
ioran 5emplst. Den bobbslte Sci
ler0ffe, Der leb ruuot pm Semplst,
bapoe en- e9nsos al 342 % en-
Breooe al 1913 ensellte 6op. Gel
lasn hapns i 2psnabnin9en Ell 9rns'
Dc al l04 % Ell Breoos al SO 300.
6uoiuosns 4lter too nclastl8t |
Wloteu
S 9aruafa paa Gppern ltal
man baue iunoet ell 5OriO al en-
Sapbo.S tatue. Yroieslor Bad
msper, / bpis sic bette ilelpne annlt.
p9rf bsiinbsr ia, bar ltlrnfst Del
brittle Wnlsum en- M~lltebning.
Sc psp @ia Gaitia iunhns
VI olalfer ere inofIebte at Den liz.
llsnife 8e9isrlus % pile meo Bet
S5erlte bllpe ~uoiiiusbr i YaleltIna.
Muleet. Oct or i Nlt 60 Stpffer.
Der bauneoe @uluet / en- Tlla. d
imuffsits at Dem ere ie!senoe:
"Waripas's NlItrdHeIle", "lllples %
Yolppsm", "8anpmebs Hou" iamt
ioriflsllise Scsnsr al Sliaoeu.
- Sra Ysldausr or anfommen
til Berlin snosl 9rrlt.inbllte 8iuso'
bHeeerarbsirsr. Sst sr S~tennsursr
meo osnne sienbommslIss 8lanbinG
al inoiit % erGIt &nnlt, lom man
nplig er blepen bar paa Sleoer.
bpor bsllsnilfc SnbHposlls fit 9iers
li9 9iGlhsnoe paa lnoilf Sorobuna
csn Sinh Babtrien itoo unosr grGit
9srrsopmme.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07

ben iamme Samei en- Sas par bic
pen blot. eif en- Neisrsnt OF for at
il Saaret. Ssits f.hs. men lamti.
big uiiis Samst imileuos irem ntol'
lise Saar paa bssse line Mrmsr.
"8icr life NOE. iasos ban. "nanr
Srm bies. NIi iuss Silt, imrrs
SrmsuIie paa aier life noel" 3
9onson. bpor Sellfabet ferit bar
uGret, bauoe BET oog alhaepel n0r
soaet BAN gait ca ban blsp blot
5unaen iaa langt lnopaa, at Vii
life funnc faa inse. Sele 3opsoet
Iuoleoe OF, oet hpioe / Sinsne blsp
rent % Yullcn Hog iom en- Sam
mer. Iso at snire ia lno men
Srmeimcrelis % oriffe tlelenos
0ritte flarsbs ban BOG Spaoommen
paa omtrent fem Sage.
Giier at ale 9rmene bapoe ban
ist for Ntisrenten % nit Ils ! allt
line pnoigltc Stiuluaer, lfn!es d
le9ge fs Scrti! bapoe ban lnorst
tret Srrfaslsr meo inoiatie Blitrrr
ION oliio fan Iplbes msb parm
Taub, for at bspare en- paslenol
iueiit Semperainr.
ga Srmene biotil hopbs pi't NJ
msset menelcrlise % fromme. itrllo
Ncisrentsu oeiaa l.. buorleoes .
par. naar De par iiute. Weo
int 8aitili;crflrbe Hog 8apteinel
ell af.btm poa Sopeost. og clter O
Den Ct Yar 8auae hapbe iunoet u
/ Oct. bisp Den meo en9ana nm
lritsos @opsbet, Slnene irlllshe lor
9iomonier, % meo Ypnsis Surill
beo faiteoe Den 9opebet irem 0
beo / 5erfIoest. Samst mantte B
flare Serfl1oet no iglcn, uoaet. lor
ltere mso Ell pis 6criiatisheo. 8
tilllut ell Que blep iluppct inc
Srmcburst. % 8siersntsn nGrmst
ia for at ls pan Waaltioei, MI
Srmene Sine. JON tuoella uotal
ct ablolut Noli me tangene.
(Su so
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07

uuoerli9e ubtalelsr.
ell at Spsriaes minors Strosr
fanoiss Ell StolelGrsr. fra bpem
man bar aoltiulse mGrtslise llota.
Mlslier, blanot bpilfs icIsenoe turoc
,uroe bore bslbiss Gremplsr "Wso
sIbsn tiltaser Ssisbeoen i Msnne.
ifsts 9ipstrait, berior opuaar Dc He-
tie Gub5sr en- bei Mlosr. "-"Niaaa.
raialost sr mssst tort; i BsitripsI.
ier ouer bet bersr man BET ofts paa
tire WilS Miitano".-"S Multralisn
ifal fnoss 40 MiQionsr sSaar ; bette
sr bog utrolist. tbi laa mango laeer
iie life bsresus".- "&eo Waratbor
ialot 6lertaust af Ysrierne. men b
ilsits gan iig DOG paa 6lu9t". =
"Ssn treble punilte 8ris bapoe iii.
tert luitsi. ON Den bapos bsspnol
ier". - "8omsrne lfaHsoe iis isr Yro.
piubisr bette sr ct fort 5al, men pao
Den 3io bar bet oog enonn iterre."-
"Garaeala miitsbe pse bsnns @olos.
siernins life alene 9lust. men Osiaa
acknowledging GolfsiIas flGbsr
iis aloslss ncgne". - "6Orilebt til
glaze iurmmece Geiar nessn oper
5ibsrsn".-ASss oil laee sber bloc,
at ies iommstiesr iaar ononpms
8repe men Oct ubtler life til no.
get, for leo aabusr aIcris anonpms
Brepe".
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
81 hicmIiae suncr.

esyif III Stcrmtu | @gtusnt ijunRtl
3srls m Acrehartis ruasaes SlasY
Gsrit III 5cre'ntn tlane Aiitrm ruust
erae teau RcrscrciuNs cvtittu fsr Ta8,
Gu u { Rcrst! Sra 01l a til Sitle
Sismliae 1rur hlioit ein gid!
6srtf Gu Aiufan, spde hun imaa SarNr,
&areanaulaattsH ~ 6Idcienta's Sans2
Ssrtt III ~sansdo.. lS SfeSbnftsns
Garrtr,
z~sisrrciSs aautu a actlrletns aIin82
On tr { Rprat. III isltr iaa nj,
&jmlia Scner bar Mast / rim Sial.
goiits' III Rlalrcf | Stc9tuts Stias!
&rrts ~ surtu fra TidrrluS ~ Sti!
aituete III sSrftrues 9crssutsus Srius;
llr III rel bert S%uliuHslttu i e2
Su u / 9crst. III isItr iaa nj.
@ismliss Scnsr bar aRast hin Si3l.
&grtt IN angrtt mar SIsier1a1tu fales,
alitrnts 0psisn r11 enA ~ I Brat
Ssris On aaact RAJ @uiisn i'm talee.
Solicitations Scttsn cm @iriemmsrndt?
~ Ct / Rrrgt. Tu isItr iaa rel.
@ismlist 5caer bar Mlst / rim Sjsi.
Ssris III Staren fer Tonlaltn tnirft.
Iumti4lNns alinstlan5 q scrtaulus
Sras2
6srts IN @unbiie I @rrfclsu rirts,
&rle heller Sulettsersrnss Slas?
IN CT / sicr9s, III lsisr iaa rel
@ltmlias 5rnsr bar MlSt / hin SiGl?
@srit IN 3operns illsi, Mayin.
Maaft ~ @amit. etr tlslse' rdl aRrr
alrbansu i%yjlItN'. msns lirtis / Sarttn
6rsufrrtitu hus5sr q ritenee fiury
1u IL / Rcrss. Gu islsr iaa ref.
&jsmliss 5oner bar gRl9t / rim SiTl,
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
"a @rnnoc, buorior "yiftOr" n
0cH beolte Spmaitine,

Stmpel | apuirufticn. - aau truaes
III tnhstr SIass Spnins. = 2tt Naal.--
"StltaelultinS ibuttls tsnhrn'. ellie Se.
rsstller pcsnrire. ~"aeiultatle nearinas
Mrts'. Bcfiipe "iate M" @adr
LEI rrsr Ssmmene. - Srattsr iife 3raae
slisr milier Stiitsns. - Stitiene er liae
ela tsS9e Sieer. - eieet Wafineri. -
Sn9tn SWlianeer tller Sprinss. - 0aar
letieli, hurti9li NJ leen alarm. ~ 8ruaer
liett Sraae. = Waitinerist iatrisera al
beeiie SlaSs Stall. - @isr Ncei 9lrbnpe
iadctl Ma Ssl ipm sarsr. - Or aim
liiane. - gar Mere ScrbserinSsr END no.
gen anrtn Waifin.- Sebsper minere Ne
Mrattensr END npssn anetn Walim. =
Ceticrer anbsflisr ZEN. fcrei zen aaar LET.
tel. Den er elelant uriipru. - Yrspe,
Icrlss icnlmer altio ue | Tapsr al ~9it,
tor. 2eaSt Samtr TAN 10 saa ben,
ueea Al arbtieet iassr oaa araiterns.
Cle 2cracripu, aasnt.
Waitintr I'll 6ilsripn / CT. 6loup
Setsl. Som g unesrles oisit wsfinn
%Icrineen ) ilsbsr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07

@eo Snb9anaeu til en- Of.
ientIis $ape par Opilaast en- Ylafat
al ielsenpe 5npboIo "Mlt Sisssri
or iOrbubt Der. % iiraHes ben paa.
slGIosnee mse en- Bebs af 10 &ro.
ner sller s Sases SGnaiel. bporai
Nnsipsren srbolber oct balpe'.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
DEBORAH MUSICAL ACADEMY

Mrs. "A. n. aihens AiihSiP"
Miss L ID. Blakeucy Assistant and
Teacher of Music.
4nesu 3srmin al BETTE aeaeemi Hitter
Den 3lte Waris. Den treble Struin pt'
arnesr ben 9n @pril % rttrdrtr ~ u9tr.
T,n Sutsrssit, brcrmee BETTE Asaetmi bar
uaret cmiattst | rem fcris 3ie BET bar rS,
ret | Grinanu. er Scrssu ier. at BETTE rtl
blirs IN i~taaenee Sniituticn for Iseerab.
Gleper ira BET ipeliae Winncrta % rmlIs'
asnre Counter irmmsr BIB rcr at bragg
Trreei al eenne uemIrftee Raff' Stcls.
Price Of Tuition.
Private Lessons $1,000 per Term.
Glass Lessons $1,000 per Term.
Glsrsr fan tsssnns til bpilitnicmbsiIi IN
N tstalsr tuns fcr cen aio Dc npetr ur'
eerpisnina. 70. Ia
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07

u. II. 2lifcn CT Nasnt for The
new Wheeler Il Wilson Sewing Ma
chine. Net Nnal. No. S. Ecn
c"yeraaar ale andre Iaifiuer. Snssn
Stpttel, iem ital itr9css elIer lem ptI
lliees ue. Oct or cen Raltine. Der ar
beiesr burtist co bcleer lSnsli ae.
l.R Srtlttn, SalJs mani.
Decorah-posten., 1877-11-07
Ncrlt Salt.

Ga jss bar tisbt SaIpeslsn az Stte'
iaa's a~altbrauesri, ital ies tIlaes mig
at aisre ganesmsne crmarficmme paa,
at nan fra nit aalIbus / Ceecrab altte
fan faa friif cl M aali fer 70 cts.
pr. Barrel. 9alf pr. Vas ~cmbrtnssS
iii Seecrab paa faa Stmers Wcti.s.
47.3m. y. u. Sess.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-12-28
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment OF
a certain mortgage, executed by ClarndA BENT
iey to Edgar ID. Darling, bearing date the 18th
day of November, 1870, and recorded in the
Office OF the Register Of Deeds OF Van Buren
County. Michigan. in liber Of mortgages. on
page 295, on the 30th day Of November, 1870,
which said mortgage and note collateral there
to was on the 18th day OF November 1876, by
said Edgar d. Darling assigned to Christina u
Knowles; which said assignment was recorded
in the Office OF the Register Ut Deeds OF Van
Buren, county, Michigan, on the third day OF
December, 1877, in liber 18 OF mortgages. on
page 291, upon which mortgage there is claimed
to be due at the date OF this notice the sum OF
five hundred seventy nine dollars and eighteen
cents and no suit or proceedings having been
commenced to recover the same, Notice is here
DIV given that on Monday the 4th day of March,
1878, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, shall sell
at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
front door of the Van Buren, County Circuit
Court House III the village OF Paw Paw, the
premises described IN said mortgage, to satisfy
the amount due at that date on SAID mortgage
and legal costs, together with an attorney fee
OF thirty dollarsicovenanted for therein, whlcf
premises are described in SAID mortgage as the
south half of lots ten and eleven IN block thirty
four IN the village OF Paw Paw, according tt
the recorded plat thereof, IN Van Buren, county
Michigan.
Dated December 80, 1877.
CHRISTINA B. KNOWLES,
1858 Assignee.
JOHN KNOWLES, Atty for Assignee.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-12-28
TAKE NOTICE

Farmers OF Van Buren, County win take no.
Voc that the Ola, Reliable. and Ever Resdy
Phoenix Mills has been lately thoroughly oevr.
nauled aud repaired, and BY the addition OF
sepsrstors, Purifiers and other improvements.
y nov prepared to do al kinds OF Custom and
Merchant Milling on short notice and in q frrt
class style and guarantee good satisfactlon.
hemember our motto; Forty Pounds of
No. Flour to the Bushel."
Our facilities for grinding coarse grains are
complete. and - We have Power Corn Shelter
to shell your corn Free OF Charge, we would be
glad to have you bring along your grain and
give us trial, and we think you will be con-
WINGED that We can give you . larger and better
yield OF flour than any mill in the county.
Then come along, come right along.
AT what they say don't be alarmed.
For when you see the yield of Flour
We know you cannot help be charmed.
For every one will get the same
When with good grain his bags he tills.
They never will keep the grist tor toll
1lsItf o ~ '' MYRON 1 %IIis
Paw Paw. June 40. 1877.
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Lands For Sale
AT REDUCED PRICES

Farm Of SO acres on sections 8 and 10 In the
town Of Yankee Springs. Barry County, about
miles from Hastings. 30 acres cultivated, IL
acres Of marsh bay-nearly all fenced. Small
frame house. Good beach and maple timber
Price $500.
WI of n q OF section 20, town OF Hoppin.
AIegan County--80 acres. 20 acres improved
All fanced-good land-beech and maple tim
Der. Poor log house. Good orchard. Price
81, 800.
Sh of NV q and h OF sw q of section q
town south, range IA west-160 acres. About
100 improved. Good orcbard-frame house,
About one mile from Decatur. Price 300.
E b Of va Of section 22-Bloomngdale.-
Good land. 70 acres-30 acres improved. Good
orchard-small frame hoase. Two miles south
Of Bloomingdsle. Price 81, $50. Cheap.
Shot nwqcf neg Of section "a, town OF
Orapgeville, Barry Co.-40 acres. Log house,
good cistern, good orchard. 26 acres improved
all fenced. 80 acres hIgh-good beech and
maple timber. 10 acres low. Price 81, 100.
Nh OF W q OF Sc q OF section 30-one mile
west OF Lawton. Frame house-l0 acres lm-
proved-oak land. Price $500.
Wild lands from IS to S25 per acre in Ale
gan, Van Buren, and Berrien Counties.
Enquire OF or address 81. BURNS,
l182t9s Decatur Mich.
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OHANCERY SALE.

In pursuance and by virtue OF decree in the
Circuit Court for the county OF Van Buren, IN
Chancery, in the State of Michigan, made on
the 18th day OF April, 1877 In cause therein
pending wherein The Michigan Central Iron
Company Is complainant and Mary A. Knapp
and Jason A. Sheldon are defendants. Notice
lie hereby given that shall sell at public auc.
ton to the highest bidder at the front door OF
the court house, in the village OF Paw Paw, IN
said county and state, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. on the eleventh day o! February, 1873.
All that certain parcel Of land situated In the
county Of Van Buren,, state OF Michigan. IN
section number thirty one, town three south,
of range thirteen west and particularly des-
cribed as follows, viz: Commencing at the
south west corner OF said section, running
thence north on the west line OF said section,
forty chains to the quarter post, thence east on
the quarter line thirty nine chains ana thirty
FIVE links to stake, thence south parallel 70
first described line sixteen chains and sixty hve
Links to q stake in the center OF the highway
which runs along the north side OF the Mchl'
gan Central Railroad. thence along the center
OF said highway south, fifty five and one fourth
degrees west, forty chains and seventy llnEs 70
the south line OF said section, thence west along
SAID section line, six chains to the place OF be-
ginning. containing one hundred aud eighteen
and seventy three hundredths acres OF LAND
more or less. 1885,
Dated December %. 1877.
JOHN KNOWLES,
Circuit Court Com'r Van Buren, Co., Mich.
dEo. W. LAWToN, Complt's Solr.
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Lost or stolen.

Two deeds were stolen or unlawfully carried
away from the premises Of Yet Weston while
he was confined in Jail In Paw Paw. Sevesal
other small articles were carried away from his
place at the same time or at different times -
The place now belongs TO Myra L. Carman'
People having such papers will please return
them to Yet Weston or
MYRA T. CARMAN.
Paw Paw, Nov. 25tb, 1877. Iiissts+