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New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
A. .O.,o I,,sh rncnS in Northern Queensland.

At some bush races in Northern Queensand,
e capital fellow by common consent, appointed 70
The respOn position of judge lie mixed his liquors
pretty freely and toward the afternoon he was the
enemy OF no man. The last race OF the day was match
tous several in the run n ana tue huisn looked
ike dead heat There was general rusp tor tpe ef.
csion a the Judge WHO stood calmly se9dying himsef
by friendly post. "well" cried thG excited crowd,
(Which was it1 Was 1t the black Was 1t the gray r.
You're all wrong, sa1d the judge ia DIS nost Jlcih
manner, "Twas neither one nor fotheft the winner
was 2 blessed piebaldw
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
POSTAGE on PRINTED MATTER.

Postmaster James yesterday issued the fol-
lowing special order, regarding certain postal rates
The ster- General has given instructions that
printed matter Of every Kind offered for mailing at th-
class Crates he received at the rate OF cent Io
each ounce or two ounces fraction thereon, rs the
cgse may be This applies 10 printed directions, OF any
printed mattcr upon fc envelopes ns well as the en-
rosures therein. PIice marks upon samples OF mef-
chapdse win not subject such samples to higher rate
OF hostage provided such price marks appear IN the
original print.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
rAILrRr.or rnILADELrnIA arocKDRoKEns.

TIILAULLININ, TdTtH -V.-ITtHIy NaIUIsI'
a prominent mcrnber of the Stock Board failed this
afternoon His failure caused great surprise he
considered OF the richest members of that body. He
was largely short ot nearly all the leading stocks upon
an adNaio market Lo.dtnk nearly 5000 slarc. or
the PonmsS yann Railroad. Ills failure had little of, ct
that stock. which closed at 2Js having opened AZ
9oas. l!is Liabilities arc reported 10 De h,aNy.
Nj L. Caldwell, stock broker. has talcd. HIS In
de1ttdaCss l. said 10 be small
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
ENDING rHE POST OFFICE DISPUTE.

In accordance with the suggestion of the
latter of Secretary Sherman Postmaster James District
Attorney WoodfOrd and John Davenport were in con-
siltatlon for considerable time yesterday afternoon
An ancablc coDcus ION was reached. but IN the absence
oI fine Judges who are 10 be consulted in tic matter,
cmt fnaI action In HE meantime Mr.. McAfec, Assist
ami Custodian Of the building, has taken possession 0I
tue rooms occupied by alr Davenport as Supervisor oI
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
CANADA DISPLAYING INTEREST.

MONTRE Al, March 29.-The greatest excite
prevails here over the news Of wal between Eng
land and Russia being imminent Canadas first cOntin-
gent Nil be 10 900 men, OF whom 1000 have already
been enrolled this city, The wheat and provision
markets have advanced and the local money market has
u stronger tendency. 4 return moved for In the
House Of Commons to-day, Of all officers and men who
have ntimaci their Willingness 10 take active service
III behalf OF the mother country.
tEOr other Foreign Nstcs see HrSi pdGel
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
INCREASE OF IMMIGRATIoN.

w. II. Jackson, the superintendent OF Castle
Garden says that Immigration thus FAR this season has
bcen much larger than it was last year. The in
crease is composed chiefly OF Germans. The num-
her OF immigrants, since January H, Is 3,2l9,
against 1881 In the same time last year The in
crease is said to he due to the anticipation OF o
and the encOuragcment given bY Trends
already In this country One OF the noticeable features
among the Immigrants is, that those who are able
West IL is thought hat the total immigration 10 this
conpfry the current year. Will exceed that OF last ear
Nv GoO at lea.t.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
scnAErER's nIGm RUN AT BILLIARDS

ST. LoUIs. Mo-. March 29.-Another mar
vcous feat IN billiards performed tonight by
schaefcr In playing of his tie with Dion. The game was
10 decide VINO should take first aud second money
aud schacfcr made the highest runs ever made IN
match three-bail game. The score was as i0llows:
schaeieT-O. ., 49, G, ., = o. 90, o. t. lis, o. Aver
age. 30.
Dlon0 7. 10. 1. Is. T. 3, %. g. l5 IA Average H.
Tie largest previous ran was AZ. made by Sexton
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

ErerH House-Professors Theodore d. I,.;g Woolsey
and George r. Day lfavep; j. H. Thnye OF AndOver
Theological Seminary Charles A. Aiken, OF Princeton
College - Grand Central HotetChief Judge SANFORD r.
C1urch Of Appeals and Captain treheIK Nat
Sns of steamship City OF Brussels. arsnas %
b. Chafee. OF Colorado neia SIZES
Seymour Quebec, and George B McCare o Waslngon
Windsor U0'et-Senafor theodore ~ ftmeIoy; OF as
burn N " Daniel Robin icelesldei oi tlr troy
ard Boston Ealroad Company 81 ydmes HottTes1r ui ~
William w Rockwell, Of GlenS Falls y. Y, ana William ~
Bishor President Of the NewYoLk New Haven and mart M
ford Railroad Conrany. York HOte,Gonerh John
g. UaZard Rhade Island. i.otst ByUisyfctGenera j.
b. Stonehousc q Albany....S. DENIS HOte-Chiei Eng
neer f. ]. Whitaker s. L. ".
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

and will probably not signed in its present state INC
MAYOR said Yesterday that he opposed 70 tho uas
,,re He thought IL was unealled for. He consdersa
unwise to compel such men as H. b. Clan or Uo M num M
her of cars TO take out licenses similar TO those OF e
carts on the for public hire the measue
came a law he or any other person, might De aitste"
for driving carriage If it simply contained basket
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
A WILD BurFALO IN HOBOKEN.

A large buffalo belonging to Charles Reiche,
the well known importer Of Wild animals escaped yes
terday from the pier the Hamburg andBreInen Steam
slip COMPANY at HOb0ken, and ian through Renter
race TO the Hudson Square ParE, ana up the RIVER Walk
The escape Of the animal caused general alarm amonS
nedesrians who sought place. OF safety By running into
houses ana jumping fences The buffalo was pursuod Dy
a number Of lougshOremen and laDoIers. After "a long
CLase be laGsOei by siclaei EeyhOios ana iaKon
back 10 the wharf.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
p O s r s C. RIP T
3:45 a. m.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
AUSTRIA SEEKS MORE CONCESSIONS.
LONDON, Saturday, March 80, 1873.
The Telerdph has the following from Vienna:

The from England has brought the Ignatieh ne
cotaiion Ia standstl Count Audrassy Will at present
listen 10 no proposal and would certainly in the event
of Anglo Russian war, insist upon concessions wich
Russia il now disposed TO make. committee
of the Australian general staff has reported that the
Treaty OF San StcnnO would compel Austria TO extend
her military power over Servia, Montenegro Bosnia ana
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
COMPARISONS:

The weekly edition of The New York imess 25 600 copies
and Advertisements are charged at 90 cents line The
circulao for 20 cents line Times thinks the AmeIi.
can Newspaper Union LAST sta hgmo1g & po., &, ,,o cor
advertisements charged at 10 cents line The
circulation than cents line The Post dont think
very wel OF the American Newspaper Cnon ,,
ton copies charges advertisers 10 cents line.
The Advertiser mas opinion also OF the American News
The Boston weekly issues $500 copies charges adyer
ne american Newspsper union which gives that ceuaoa
than fourth The price which The Post demands
6 BO5iSn Weky baSnS ao circulation and warns ire
readers TO beware Of an institution which gives 2oCO ccua
The Toronto prints the best weekly in Canada has
sr m mecan Se|spaper Union which gives
10000 circulation Tor l6 cents 1ne ~, ,,.,--
which advertisers allowed to use at 10 cents line IS
ons in eruss5e 5 sgani 'ss y 0h'0"
The wsrsaw " Democrat Pnts lSsS eces sHs
paper Only line demanded for its columns and
Is no better now than u was then :, o,o -. o,,...
and around 81 Louis Its advertising rats are ~
cents lue aud are very low b DeeaIe tae =, IN y
tseuent for cents line The Post despseS ana speaks u
The Lockport " " Weekly prints 100 copies and
advertisers 6l4 cents Oe When Ihe LoAport
p MeG i soms ns1 az ~ Cent Rne witch Is all the American
Newspaper Union demands for papers OF Ike Circulation ana
influence.
COMPLETE ANSWERS. REFUTING ALL CSJUsrI
FABLE CHARGES, TOGETHER WITH CATALOGUES
OF THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER UNION LISTS OF
o,;E THOUSAND NEWSPAPERS, SENT FREE TO
ANY ADDRESS ON APPLICATION TO
BEALS & FOSTER, Gen'l Ag'S New
York Newspaper Union, III
Park-roW, EeW-York.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
TIE COWHIDE At TROY.

TROY, y. y, March 29.-N. :. Sharpe, a
cotbier, this afternoon, severely horsewhipp0J {. L.
Cutler, ex-City Engineer Of this city, for scandal
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
AnnolIncements.

ANY one troubled with cough or cold will
suffering and risk By using promptly Dr. JAYNKS
an old curative Of conceded merit.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

Eighty choice Norfolk oysters already opened
at any of MALIBYs Dep0ts FOR 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

has not been found Charles Norris who fred the pis'
1uries.
The Rev. Mr.. FarTis, OF the Greenwich street
Mission and Miss Uowartb, OF No. l66 Washngtonst',
New York were returning from funeral at Green
Yesterday when their horses ran away anu DO,n were
thrown out. Miss Howarths injuries were not dan
gerous but Mr. Farrls's head struck gateost and he
sustained a severe fracture OF the skull.
The 47th Regiment celebrated its sixteenth
anpiyersary at It's armory IN Williamsburg, last even
ing A new company, "H," was mustered in. Marks
mems Creedmoor badges presented TO fortyfour
vate Bailey by General Mcserole. There q large
number of guests present, including many officers OF
New-YUrk regiments General Beebe conducted the
review,
Christopher Boyne, ten years OF age, resid-
ing with his parents No. 104 Hamlon-ave, Brooklyn,
obtained possession Yesterday Of old One5arrellod
pistol belonging To his father I was loaded, and the
boy acc dentally discharged IT, The charge took effect
in the forehead of his sister, Mary nineteen months DID,
incting very dangerous wound. DR.. Alders, who was
called TO attend the child has slight hopes OF her recoV
cry
The funeral of the late Alderman Patrick
Shannon, of the Fifth Ward, Brooklyn, occurred yeser
day. at the Church Of the Assumption 1oman CBholic)
The pall-bearers Patrick Hayes, Patrick Murray,
Patrick QUINN Garret Cullen. Thomas Doyle, ana
Charley McQucency, all members OF theAncent Order OF
Hibernians. The celebrated by Fathers
kcegan, Creighton, Gallagher and Smith The remains
escorted to the Cemetery Of the Holy Cross, AT
Flgbush, by nearly $50 carriages containing the city
officials and friends OF the dead Alderman.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

And preventative OF consumption-PHILLI "PALArABLE
cor iIyER OIL In combination with PHOsPHo NUIRIIINR
sold by all druggists. Depot, Plattst
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

OPPOSED TO THE LICENSING ORDINANCE.
The ordinance of the Aldermen III relation
% the licensing Of carmen is Sill W 'ue
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
A GREAT LING CURATIVE

POMEROY's Elastic Rupture Belt is the best
russ without meIallc sprIngs Price u l40 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
DEATH OF MARK HOPKINS.

SAN FRANCIsCo, Cal, March 29.-A dispatch,
received here from Fort Yuma, Arizona, states that
Mark HOPKINS treasurer Of the Central Pacific Rail
road Company, died there this morning.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
FEVER AND AGUE.
DR, RlDWlTS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly asees elegantly coated tor The cure OF all d,
orders OF the stomach veT bowels Eirevs bladder
diseases headache. constipation indigestion, dyspepsia
buiousue=s bilious lever, Inflammation OF the bowels
OF the internal yScera Warranted
10 eject a pos tive Price 2j cents per box.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
AMERICANS READY FOR PRlVATEERlNG.
LONDON, Saturday, March 80, 1873.

IONDON, SdIUTU.y, 1IdTUI 'IV, Io'1'
Russian newspapers state that many advan-
tageous offers letters Of marque in OF an Anglo
Russian war, have been received from the United states
and elsewhere but none have been accepted so lar
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
The Reason Why They
Don't Like #.

THE COST OF ADVERTISING IN AMERICAN
NEWSPAPERS Is TOO HIGH
ASKING PRICES HAVE NOT BEEN REDUCED By
THE BIG PAPERS SINCE THE WAR.
THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER UNION GIVES ADJ
vERTIsERs MORE CIRCULATION FOR TUE PRICE
THAN PAPERS PRINTED ON ANY OTHER PLAN
CAN AFFORD
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

Tic THTIITIU ITUICVTUT UN'I NtUVTNI VIIIl
system Of HOLMES Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company
vaults safes and entirely different applcati
machinery aud electricity from the old fashioned BITgl
Alarm Telegraph Their wires aud Offices extend from
OF broadway To 3sths Main orce. 5ls Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

The dbore aess erpdfn the unffendy attacks made
the American Nswspapey Union by the w Times Post Cont
,aercal Boston Post Advertiser, Utica Herald and other
Journals.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
SPEER's STANDARD WINE BITTERs.

tonic and appetizer just the thing for this time
cOuntcIact the change Of weather ana prevent evers aud
eal sickness They make the system proof
loycTs. sold by druggists. SaesroOms, "a Warren
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT nUDNUTs NO.
2is BROADWAY.
pRnMINENT ARRIVALS.

oam4lo Neon, $50. 2 p. ", 55o Midnight Az.
Highest daring the day 55' LowesL ~
Average, 435. same day. 1877, 500.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Weakness
~ Of tho organs OF Generation &c. speedily and radically
cured by WINCHESTEHs SPECIFIC PILL. Two ak
boxes are usually sufficient Price 81 box six boxes So
Scud for circular Prepared by WINCHESTER 4 Co.,
Chez SO John ct. New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

hECORATED dinner set, 176 pieces $3.50.
~ China and glassware. BRU UNDIGE $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
T.. HOWARD g. Co.

Have lately made Key and stem Winding Watch for III
ladies which IL superior to IN the market becaus
they reliable regards iime and liable
order. Every watch Is fully guaranteed. Ask for tho
LADY HOWARD WATCH.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases of tn
~ Generave organs radically aud speedily cured. Hour
sto3 and6to7. bENRY ADANIELSM ~ d.. l4i Loxin
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

A PAIR of FAULTLESS DIAMONDS, 6 car
n ats 81 900 j. H. JOHNSTON, 100 RoweTy Broome.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-05-10

Stock Certificate. Shows how many shares
one has standing in his name on the company 8
books.
Sue. To prosecute in law; to make legal
claim.
Taxes. a levy made upon property for the
support of the government.
Testator-Testatrix man or woman who
leaves a will OF death.
Trustee. One to whom property is ntruste5.
Usury. The excess OF interest taken above
the rate fixed by law.
Waiver. The relinquishment of right to be
released from ones obligations as ndorser on
note.
Will. legal declaration for the disposition
Of ones property after his death.
PROVERBS, NEW AND OLD.
Never sacrifice safety to large expected re-
turns.
Never make loan on importantly.
Never loan borrowing friend more than
you are willing to lose if he can't pay
Never speculate deeper than you are able to
lose il you lose at all.
Never borrow money to speculate with.
Owe no man anything.
Be satisfied with moderate rent to good
tenant.
Keep we'll insured, and watch your policy.
Never consult a man on business who does
not manage we'll his own.
Avoid a second mortgage for fresh loan.
He that maketh haste to be rich Is not wise.
Poverty is no bar to marriage If both parties
will work and save.
The gods help those who help Themselves
men or women.
God promises nothing to ideEess.
A man must ask his wife if ne may be rich.
Little coins, lie little drops of water, will
ill bucket.
AS we sow in temporal affairs we shall reap.
Short settlements make long friendships.
Fortunes are made by earnings and savings.
Money easily gotten is soon spent.
Money earned is money valued.
1t is easier to loosen up good property than
to re-establish it.
In discussing business dlsagreements keep
cool.
Less wisdom. is required to make money than
to keep it securely when made.
THE END.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-05-10

Parties expecting to visit the sea shore this
season will be reioIced to learn that they can
borrow money two per cent. below what they
paid last year.
Some folks seem to think if Uncle sam would
Increase the circulation OF his paper that thew
could get it in the same way they get their
home paper. Some folks get their home raper
for nothing.
popular magazine takes pains TO pfcrn
the people where money is made" but doesn't
explain how the people are going to get any OF
1t without offering something OF equal va,ue
in exchange for it. 1t isn't half as pleasant
reading to the man who doesn't like to work.
as Moses Fields speech on the money ques-
ton. 1t suggests no way to amehorate the
distressed condition OF the man who sits day
after day IN t-e hot summers shade. whiting
pine bench in front OF a country store.
There's nothing soothin' in it. at all.
Many good people have much to say about
the prosperity Of the country Just after .be
war, and are anxious to return to those good
old times of plenty of work and money We've
struck 1t. We have touched the philosophers
stone and know how TO 90 IL. We can't have
another four years war to bring It about, but
we can spend month or two burning our
cities and villages and factories. and then bor-
row money and commence rebuilding. Guess
this would bring flush times If anything would.
There would be a lively demand FOR labor, Tor
lumber for mill supplies, for everything-with
good wages and high prices. Times would be
lively, money (borrowed) would be plenty, and
tho good old times OF 1866 would be here
again. True, after a few years pay day would
come and we should all have to lay back and
cuss the bloated bondholders again. but IL is
the present we are looking out for. rot the
uncertain future.-Jim Crax.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-05-10
EDwARD.

Harpers Magazine for May well belts The
month, with It's Italian poets its Western song
birds, and IT'S beautiful Eastern poem. The
number opens with beautifully illustrated
paper entitled Coast Rambles III Essex bv
:. 4. Drake, the author of Nooks and Corpers
of the New England Coast. Mr. Drake IN
his most charming style, gives NJ the romances
and humors Of Lynn. Swampscot. aud Nahant
/ The Song Birds of the West is contributed
by Robert Ridgeway our great ornrholop,eol
authority, and is exquIsitely illustrated by
Gibson and Beard. Eugene Lawrence con
tributes an interesting illustrated paper on the
Italian Poets and this is happily supple
mented by Mrs. Margaret !. Preston Pbe
Silent Tryst "A poem about Petrarch and
Laura; by Mr.. Howlands translation Of a
Sonnet and three Madrigals by Michael Angelo
and by DI. Coans fine poem, The Italnn
Poet in Exile" Mrs. Frances L. Mace the
author OF "Israfl," contributes a beautiful
poem. entitled Easter Morning" which ia
illustrated by Frodericks. An illustrated story
The Story Of Jean Malcomb." ls bv cusao
Archer Weiss the pictures by Abbey. The
third paper Of the series OF old Flemish
Masters Is about Rubens. and contains some
beautiful engravngs after his most celebrated
pictures The Emperor Williams summer
palaces are described in an Illustrated paper,
entitled Along the Havel by Arthur Venner.
who, in the course OF his article narra,es an
interesting adventure of Carl Schurz' younger
DAYS. The two great serial novels of tine wear
Macleod OF Dare. by William Black. and This
Return OF the Native, by Thomas lardv-
grow in interest with every monthly install
ment. There are also in this Number. bes.des
the illustrated story already mentioned. two
interesting short storles-My Nephew Croi-
ehets, by Lucretia Z. Hale. aud Why Jacs went
to Europe, by Julian Hawthorne
y very suggestive paper on a subject. always
tmely. and now and again brought fresh to
the popular mind by Charles Resdes recent
letters in Harpers Weekly, is contributed by
William Blake. entitled Free Muscular De
velopment, showing by how simple net,. ,.,o-g
the best physical training may b5 secure The
Hon. r. II. Morse contributes q brief hit inn
port ut paper on the English Civil Service.
with especial reference 10 its consular aud
diplomatic branch. Henrietta Harlv's roou.
May-tlower. concludes the body OF the Mara
zine Tie Easy Ohair opens with an article en-
Daniel Webster, ard follows with some very
interesting gllmpses OF the old Walton Houee
IN connection with which it quantity describes,
a Flemish interior in the publishing house over
the way. 1t introduces us again to sassairas
Club discussion, and concludes with notice
OF the Tender Recolections OF Irene Mac
gillicuddy' The other Editorial Departments
are as entertaining and instructive as usual.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-05-10
WHOLE NO. 1907.

tions recently introduced. To this effsc. some
months ago decision was made by the Fourth
Auditor in the case OF naval officer, whose
name had been restored 10 the register by the
Secretary Of the Navy. The question having
been raised as to the legality Of the secreiary's
action, a resolution vas introduced in the
Senate and referred to the judiciary Commit
tee, calling for an investigation. ~ soon az
this was done, the paymaster OF the navy ward
applied 20 the Fourth Auditor for instructions
IN regard 10 taking up TIE officers accounts
and paying HIM his current monthly pay. The
Auditor replied that if the paymaster pad the
officer any money, the amount would he cheek
ed against him IN settlement Of his accounts.
Il ia admitted that the same ruling applies in
the case Of tho Presidents salary.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1878-05-10
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made III the conditions
of certain mortgage (Whereby the power
therein contained to sell has become opera
tive.) executed by Harriet Dodge, OF Paw Paw
Van Buren county, Michigan. to Christina ID.
Rogers. OF the State OF New York. bearing date,
the Ninth day of April a. d., eighteen hun
dred and seventy -four and recorded in the
Office OF the Register of Deeds, for the county
Of Van Buren, in said. state OF Michigan on the
tenth day Of April A. ID. eighteen hundred and
seventy -four in LIber of mortgages. on page
242 which said mortgage was duly assigned on
the tenth day OF April 4. d. eighteen hundred
and seveDtyeight. by the SAID Christina d..
Rogers 10 f. {. Bartholomew which said assign
ment was on the eleventh day OF April a. -.
eighteen hundred and seventy eight. recorded
IN said Register Office, ia Llber Is Of mort
cages on page 1868. upon which mortgage there
Is claimed to be due at the date OF this notice,
the sum OF three hundred and sixty-three and
l17-100 dollars, and no sult or proceedings at
law having been instituted to recover any part
thereof. Notice rs therefore hereby gwen, that
on Saturday the Goth day of July next. at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon / shall sell az public
auction. to the highest bidder. (sale to take
place at the front door OF the Van Buren,
County Circuit Court House. IN the village OF
Paw Paw the premises described in said mort
gage Cor so much thereof as shall be necessary
TO satisfy tho amount due on such mortgage.
with ten per cent. interest. and legal costs. to
gether with an attorney fee OF fifty dollars.
coveuanted for thereln) that is TO say. the fol-
loving piece OF parcel of land, situated IN Van
BuIen county. IN the state of Michigan. VIZ
Commencing az the south east corner OF LOT
number eleven-l1--ln block elPhteon-18-
in the village OF Paw Paw IN said county and
state. thence running north on the east line OF
SAID lot acknowledgements thence west
at right angles to said line twelye-12-rods. to
the west line OF lot seven-7-in said block.
thence south on the west line OF said lot seven
-T-hve-J-rods. thence east tweve-12-
rods to the place Of beginning.
Dated Paw Paw. Mich, April 11th. A. ID. 1878.
i. c. BARTHOLOMEW, Assignee
C. A. HARRISON. Atty for Assignee. 1203t19