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LANDS

Have 500 FARMS in the counties Of Sedgwick,
Butler and Cowiey, in all varieties Of
soil, timber, water and stages of Improvement.
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FOR SALE AT Low PRICES,

and terms either of cash or credit, to suit the
purchaser. Also, Suburban and City Property
in great and desirable variety and fine location.
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Notice Is hereby given that by virtue OF a
certain writ OF transcript FierI Facias issued
out OF and under the seal OF the circuit court
for the county CT Van Buren,. in the State OF
Michigan. bearing date May Cd. A. y. 1873. and
to me directed and delivered. in certain suit
pending in said circuit court, wherein Siegfried
Shafer IL plaintiff and Alonzo Libbe is defend
ant. 1 did on the I'd day OF May A. d. 1878. levy
upon all the right title and interest OF said
Alonzo Libbe in and to the following described
lands and premises, to-wit: The south east
quarter-14-of the south east quarter-1- 4
OF section ten-10-i township three-3-
south OF range thirteen-13-west, ia the
county OF Van Buren, and State OF Michigan
which said lands and premises. shall sell at
public auction to the highest bidder. at the
front door Of the circuit Court House IN the
village of Paw Paw. in said county OF Van
Buren, (said Court House being the place OF
holding the circuit court tor said county of Van
Buren, on Saturday the 18th day OF July. A. d.
1878, at the hour Of two o'clock in the after
noon of said day.
Dated this Gath day Of May. a. d. 1879.
1209t7 NATHAN THOMAS.
Sheriff OF said County Of Van Buren,.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the conditions
OF certain mortgage made by Fulton Wait
and Christina Wait, TO John Markley. dated
March thirty first. y. ID. 1876, and recorded IN
the Office OF the register OF deeds for the coun
ty OF Van Buren,. and State OF Michigan, on the
thirty first day OF March. ~ ID. 1876 IN liber
IL OF Mortgages on page ! on which mortgage
there is claimed to be due at the date OF this
notice the sum OF six hundred aud three dollars,
and twenty cents and an attorneys foe OK
thirty dollars provided for in said mortgage.
and no suit or proceedings al law having been
instituted to recover the moneys secured by
SAID mortgage. or any part thereof: Now. there
fore. by virtue OF the power of sale contained
in said mortgage. and the statute in such case
made and provided. notice is hereby given that
on Monday the twenty -second day of July A.
d. 1878. at one clock In the afternoon, shall
sell NJ public auction. to the highest bidder at
the front door OF the Court House in the VII
lage Of Paw Paw, Michigan Chat being the
place where the circuit court for Van buren,
County is holden), the premises described in
said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the amount due on said mort
gage, with ten per cent. interest, and all legal
costs together with an attorneys fee OF thirty
dollars covenanted for therein, the premises,
being described IN said mortgage as all that
certain piece or parcel OF land situated in the
county OF Van Buren, and State Of Michigan,
and known and described as follows. to-wit
The south east quarter OF the south east quar-
ter OF section No. nine (9) in township No. one
Q) south OF range fourteen (14) west. contain
ing forty acres OF land more or less To be,
sold subject to prior mortgage given by SAID
Wait to Q. A. Sherman for two hsndred and
fifty dollars and interest therein.
Dated April 22d. 1873 1205t13-
JOHN MARKLEY, Mortgagee
MILLS. KNOWLES & HILTON
Attorneys for Mortgagee
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. q
COUNTY OF VAN RJrRFN


At session Of the Probate Court for the.
county OF Van Buren,. holden at the probate.
Office in the village of Paw Paw, on SATURDAY
the 20th day Of April. IN the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy eight Present
Hon. Alfred j. Mills Judge o. Probate. In the
matter OF the estate of Aaron Parish. deceased.
On reading and filing the petition. duly verified
OF A. L. Bulson. creditor OF said deceased
praying for reasons therein stated that admin
straton Of the estate OF said deceased may be
granted to Gilbert j. Hudson or some other
suitable person. Thereupon At Is ordered, that
Monday, the Goth day OF May. 1873, at 10 O. clock
in the forenoon. be assigned for the hearing OF
said petition, and all persons interested in said
estate, are required to appear at a session OF
said court, then TO be holden at the probate
Office. in the village of Paw Paw. and show
cause. If any there be- why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted: And 1t ls ,
further ordered. that said petitioner give notice
to the persons interested in said estate. of the
pendency of said petition and the hearing
thereof, by causing copy OF this order TO be
published IN the True Northerner, a news
pauer printed and circulating in said county OF
Van Buren, for 3 successive weeks, at least
previous to said day OF hearing.
ALFRED J. MILLS. Judge OF Probate.
CA true copy.) 1205t4
ALFRED J. MILLS. Judge of Probate.
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The Supreme Court speaking Of sour Moses'
the great Moses w. Field, in the case OF Rob-
srts VS.. Field, 27th Mich. Rep. say OF Field the
defendant. The second ground relied upon
by the defendant is equally baseless, VIZ That
the resolution OF the council giving three hun
dred dollars was intended for the benefit Of
those persons only who should furnish persons
to enlist. and not for that OF enlisted men,
We should be doing injustice 70 the patriotism
OF the common council of that day, to attribute
to them the intention OF granting the bounty
without reference to the benefit of the soldier
himself, who was to risk his life IN defense Of
lis country, should we assume that the object
oil granting such liberal bounties, for which the
properly aud the energies Of the people were
to be 50 heavily taxed, was merely to enable
bounty brokers to speculate in the blood and
bones of their more patriotic fellow citizens ?
Soldiers how do you like this great green
back o.ul?
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A young lady employed in a variety company
at Dayton, o., fell In love with a young man
who was frequent attendant at the footlights
where she displayed her artistic talent, He
grew more interested. talked devotedly, and
presented her with beautiful chain. Sudden
ly. without explanation. he ceased to appear
She watched for him nightly, but in vain, and
became thin and melancholy till at last. in fit
of desperation, she purchased ten cents worth
of laudanum and drank it. 1t was not suffi-
cent to produce the desired effect. but caused
severe sickness The young man Las not been
heard from. but proves to have been a tramp
ing printer.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

In the matter OF the estate of Maud Stephen
SON minor, Notice is hereby given. that. by
virtue and authority OF license. granted to
me by the Probate Court for the county OF Van
Buren,. State OF Michigan, will sell at public
vendue. to the highest bidder. at the Court
House. on the eleventh day of June, elgh-
teen hundred and seventy eight. at one o'clock
in the afternoon. all the right title and interest
OF said minor. in and to the following described
real estate. to-wit: The west half Of the north
east quarter OF section twenty five. IN town
two south. range fourteen west. containing
eighty acres according to the nited States
survey. also lots three and four in block forty
three in the village OF Paw Paw. Michigan.
Dated, April odd. 1878. 1205t7
FRANKLIN NJ. MANNING.
Guardian OF said Minor
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

A Republican State Convention, TO nominate
State officers, will be held at the Detroit opera
House, in the city OF Detroit. on Thursday
June 18th. 1878, at IL o'clock A. NJ
Under the resolution adopted at Strand
Rapids. May 10 1875. every County Will be en-
titled TO one delegate for each 500 OF the total
vote cast for Governor in 1876, and one ad-
ditional delegate for each fraction Of 800 votes
but every organized county will be entitled to
at less; one delegate.
4 resolution adopted IN 1858 provides that
no delegate Will be entitled to seat who is not
a resident of the county he represents.
Detroit. May 3. 1878.
GEO II. HOPKINS. Chairman.
Van Bryen County Is entitled to II delegates.
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record nor to disown my political principles, it
is my duty now to warn the people Of the South
OF the danger which threatens the country.
No man need hope that the schemes Of men
who have engineered the movement to unseat
the President can be carried out without 3
bloody civil war To avert this danger con-
fidently rely upon the patriotism and honor Of
the people of my native section. d. NJ. KEY.
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CINCINNATI is wild over a superbly beautiful
woman. as the Commercial calls her, who has
been visible on the promenades OF that city for
some days past. She Is sai3 20 be "a young
lady. evidently from the country. visiting
friends in the city. aad 4 so surprisingly
beautiful that George Ehot's description OF
Miss Barton Is copied az the only adequate
picture OF her loneliness.
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"a can make money faster at work for us than
I at anything else. Capital not required we
Twill start you. s12 per day at home made
by the industrious. Men. women. boys and
girls wanted everywhere TO work for liz. Now
is the time. Costly outfit and terms free.
Address TRUE 81 Co., Augusta Maine.
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m r. n - business you can engage in. SIS
kRNt 10 800 per day made by any work
Wv er OF either sex. right in their
own localities Particulars and samples worth
IS free. Improve your spare time at tins busi-
ness. Address STINsoN 4 Co. Portland. Maine.
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PENSIONS.

Il. 90 week in your own town 50 Outfit
<nh free No risk. Reader if you want a
OUU business at which persons OF either sex
can make great pay all the time they work.
write for particulars to H. HALLErT Il Co.,
Portland. Maine.
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MONEY ! MONEY :.

The year 1877 is Of the past. Kinney, Adams
& Co. are in need OF money. All who have
notes and accounts running six months and
over will save cost By settling the same. as we
must force collections il not paid without.
Lawton, January 9th, 1873.
ll90m3r KINNEY, AID ANS Il co.
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Judge Grant. OF Davenport, Iowa. has seven
ee au gtt r, all adopted.
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Free & Martin.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Que OF the choicest residences in the village
OF Paw Paw, Mich, consisting of find dwell,
ing. snug barn. nearly new, two acres OF land
with choice fruit and shruboery in great album
dance. Premises In good repair.
For terms apply to II. F.JUDSON,
l140tf Kalamazoo Mich.
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At % PEI CenI Ie5s tuau r5yu'ar pllCee-d JUD
lot bought at Great Bargain.
Our CARPET STOCK is now replete with
the very Latest and Choicest Patterns Extant.
Carpet, from 15c yard up
Oil Cloths, at prices that competition Is left
as O'Leary the Great Walker leaves all his
Competitors far in the rear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-04
The WRECKED METROPOLIS.

The Metropolis disaster appears destined TO form
the subject OF controversy for some lime In
the report on the occurrence made ny Mr.. Rsynor,
Solicitor Of the Treasury further investigation Is ad
vised and The officers of the vessel offended
by tnat which has just been held, saying that II
them Injustice and that they matters
set right Captain AnKcrs thinks the words
Of the Sociter unjust rslectous himself and
MS brother officers. He emphaticaily denies that tue
blame any part OF II should 10 laid to their charge
Iu conversation with a HERALD reporter ycstsrdsy
Captain Ankcrs alluded 10 the state mcnts OF the
c.tor's npiisd charges These statements were taken
the spot anu Published ut the time. EVERY pas
scnger," said Captain ADkers, spoke In praise OF
conduct laerc was not "a single WORD
said against the officers OF The ship The passengers
tnerc on thc spot ought 10 DO Ueter Judges
tho ofiicsrs tnan SscitJr OF the Ircas-
ury la tho interviews the HERALD correspondent
tam officers VI the ship wno, they said, did all
thcy could suve lives and prevent panic The
lattor succseded In doing can't see wbero they
can any blame to ths Offices inc sbip. How
possible that, with all These satcmeuts IN Evor
the ocrrs they should De perverted so as 10 make
tbsm jus. oppositcY
The captain lays the ole blame OF tho ioss OF 10
on the crew OF ite saving station No T. he says u
was hours before assistance reitcned them, anu
then that crew baa neglected TO bring sulcient
quantity OF towGsr shells. The rst line thai
hrCd fci 10 leewaru tho seconi fell over oil the
vessels masts, but strons, and IN getting Il
down ine deck II Uroke. fhs lis saving crew mad
only brought Two charges OF powder win them, 80
they could IRE NO more lines 10 the Inflated Me-
uOpoUa
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RELEASED AND REAKRESTED.

Mr.. John X. van Rsnssel secretary Of tho
Sterling Fire Insurance Company, applied to Judge
Duffy NJ the Tombs Police Court on September "a,
1877, for warrant Tor the arrest OF young woman
named Maria McDcrmott, whom he accused Of stcal
ing silk dress and Two lace scaris, valusd AZ $500,
wnile In his employ as . servant Tho warrant was
granted, but not served, MS Miss McDermor had al
ready been arrested, triou ana convicted 10 Brookyn
OF obtaining money under ialse pretences,' and
sentenced to nine months imprisonment in
last Mr. Cutter visitor OF the Prison Association
that the original warrant against Maria McDcrmott
enough, and he was sure she Was wiling TO reform
The sergeant told Mr.. Cutter he was obli ged
cause the arrest Of the woman an soou possible In
accordance with tho warrant already Iced Ia
his hand unless he should receive Official
orders the con rary. Accordingly, the SER
gsant 1espalehcd Oincsr Gardener 10 Brookiyn
yesterday, aud as soon as MARIA McDermott was re
leased rom the Kings County Pcnite niiary she was
arrested Nr. Van Rsnssciacrs charge aud brought
TO New York Judge Morgan was SIT NJ ut tho Tomos
whom she was brought IN. Hc asked for the com
piainant. ana on being inicrmcd tnat Mr. Van Rent
scaer aid not wish TO appear, said h, ne must APP
psar "If he makes complaint he must substanti-
ate IL n he does not como iorwarl on MONDAY
morning viii ssuo an attachment against him."
The prisoner, Maria McDermoit l. charged with
having vlciimzel number OF prominent cicrgymen
In New YORK aud Brooklyn previous TO hcr Irst ar.
rest but acne OF them, seems. are dcsfous OF APP
pcurinu against nur
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trim little steamer called the Heon Augusta
sailed this port yesterday Afternoon intended for
tho service OF the Dominican government The
vessel which 10 owned By Mr. Allan H. Crosby Of this
city, Is schoenor riggsd 100 feet long ana 20 feet
beam. she is under contract with the authorities
OF 81. Domingo q transport foe troops and Tor
the mail and lighthouse service. An unpre.
tentious looking craft, she seems we'll adapted
for the service 70 wnish soc 10 10 bs devoted,
and her sailing 10 an event Of some i'm
portanco, especially az her owner has been
Identified with tue developments OF the resources of
ST. Domingo Tor a number of years. Originally going
TO the island to look after The interests OF certain
parties IN sugar plantations no concsived Inc noton
that would be good place tor enterprise aud capt.
taL HIS first project was tee erection OF wharf at
Puerto Plata, acoavenience winch that seaport had
euj ,yed The manner OF tue fulnimout OF this
LOU others, aud ne Is now building wharf
ST. Domingo City ard Two lighthouses one at
Saona Island and another az Puerta Plaza. Mr..
Crosby has also constructed bridge at 81 Domingo
under con cession by tho Dominican govcrnment,
Ia Of VIII ich he rs 10 eujoy Tue tolls Tor
twenty years.
A HERALD reporter happened TO be at pier Al East
River Just the little leaving and con-
yersaton with Mr. J. q. Raining, WHO Is Mr. CROSBY $
agent TINS city, learned some interesting Iacts In
regard TO the isixnd. "rhe resulting from tho
said, sis tho great drawback to the prosperity OF tho
country Mr. Crosby has found no uifhcuty In that
respect. Both sues respect property and property
rights especially Ia the Of men who take NO part Ia
the politics the ISL nd and we have found under <
dministraons not only absolute respect
for CONCESSIONS but disposition 10 enlarge them.
Tho real trouble heretofore has been in The character
CT the men VINO were seeking fortunes IN ST. Do
mingo rather than in the psrhdy OF The nativeR We
have never nad any trouble with them, but On the
contrary by lair dealing, nave been accorded corre-
spending hberality. there Is no better held Tor
American enterprise anywhere than Ia 81. Domingo,
property Is sale there az IN the United states
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-04
"DR. WALKER" ARRESTED.

commotton ives created ~ Police Headquarters
yesterday bv tho arrived Of strangely costumsd wo-
msu In the custody of officer She was dressed in
masculine ATTIRE the only thing eIeminats about her
being her diminuIivs stature and parasoL II was
none other than Dr.. Mary Walker who was thus sum-
marty paraded a. a prisoner through the streets
and arralgned on charge OF DOMINIC gar
ments which memorable fashion has de-
clared foreign to her Sex The Doctor cool
aud collected and defended her rights to appear in
public private in her masculine habiliments
She considered arrest outrage wncn should
not 60 imp and threstcned 10 take judicial
proceedings against her captor, whom she regarded
as q man bcrcft OF gailsutry. Officer cckman
pleaded in that he hrs post
on Yves. street. near Canal when nc noticed strange
looking young entor Office from which the
proprietor was temporarily absent Tho officer called
to the supposed young to ASCERTAIN his business
when the prisoner turned upon MIN IN an angry way
AMI abused MIN. Al that moment gen.
tIeman made bis appearance from an inner
Office and recognized DR. Walker, whercupon
the officer Lott. Subsequently Dr. Walker
met the officer West street and angr'ly charged
him with having iusultsd her. she became abusive
Dr. Walker indignantly Teiutod the ofhcer's state
ment She maintained that he had addressed ner
dsrcs pectiuy, ana this she expressed ncr deter
minaiion report the o1icer's conduct to General
smith. Sne said she bore tho distinctive titlo oil
s'Doctor" from the fact that sno surgeon In tn
United states Army, and sho WINS proud TO say that
she Is the only woman United states who bears
that title. She discharged IRON custody and lett
the Central once III triumph
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butcher the people Of Glencove. He thought that
CONF nstic lhsost should be allowed plumber the
Mr. O,DonnsiI spoke for about an hour and a half
wit bout stopping He then said he did moi desire 10
make a speech and pointed out tae injustice OF the
Patent laws 10 the workingmen- "Untrammeed
liberty labor, shatter the protective tarin, ana
America would be the happiess country IA GODS
green iootstooL" loud appl4ase) Mr.. O'Donnen
then called other witnesses stheoretcal botches
which raised roar vi laughter, and amid shouts OF
hiiarty and applause Mr. 0Donnsil stepped on the
sand.
A TAILOR SOLVES PROBLEM
Mr. P. Bepner. tailor, thought that all previous
remedies suggested were MIRO patchwork. he only
real Improvement would be 70 let the people vote
Their laws, abolish Congress, the Executive and
the Judiciary ana let the people take care oil them
srlvrs. (LaughtsE) Tho people could not do any
worse than Congress dia. (Laughtsr)
Mr.. Patrick Logan IN The course OF an hours speech
demonstrated thai the ''stao o. The naton tnrouan
their blood Jwed the selling OF bonds 10
.sLhs S1yiocks OF Europe"
Mr.. Rice-lsnt IL good Sbing 10 attract capitalY
A. If ve had taken all these bonds up ourselves the
interest would all be here--it would remain N the
family (Laugnter)
Wiz tremendous blow upon the table Mr.. Logan
advocated the reduction OF the salary Of tho Presiden
..down u last man, f" Congressmsn iucluasd He
terminate with peroration addressed 10 the work.
insmen which elected both laughter ana Applause.
TAXING INTEREST CRIME. 0
Mr.. Robes I b. Hume, President OF The Labor League
and tho .ress oil Humaniy. said al time TINS
TO DO shot down. Mr.. Hume argued thai tnsre
should be no law Tor forcing people 70 pay loans.
~ mold, in common with Moses, Aristotle, Moham-
med Curtst that 10 take interest on mouey IS a
moral CRIME don't want 10 DC The poodle dog to
carry money tos usurers," Dir. Hume VIGOROUSLY de-
oared He was OPPOSED IN Inc interest o. rss'ous
Mr. Rce-rhere would be u slight economy In
thai. (LaughtcrI
irrsdee Die paper currency aud other reforms. and
the com mitloc mon adjourned I'LL Monday morning
eleven O'Clock. Nj Rico notified those present that
only points would then be received by the con-
miLtee
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ONE LEG ENOUGH.

There was a oueissgcd man among the prisoners
In the Essex Market Police Court yesterday, but de-
spite his crippled condition he seemed as desperate
a character rs ever iaccd q judge When Frederick
Schneider, Of No a Division street, recitsd MS sx
pcrience OF the night before the Impression was con-
armcd for he said that tns same onccgscd mortal
had robbed him, battered him and behaved FAR moro
viiianousiy than any male bipcd he had ever
mot Schneider, II seems, was walking home when
the mysterious unknown brushed against HIM aud
somehow managed 10 plant blow alongside his head
which stretched him on tue walk. Where the cripple
baa come IRON schneider can not Toll. but bo had
become painfully aware VI his presence moment,
and sucseeded N bringing the ponce 10 the rescue
none 100 soon. The 0ne-leased man said hts ma me
was John Fitzgerald but the police supplemented ms
with Tho luIormatoE that lie IS called Jimmy Ed
ridge und IL a notorious ruiaD. He gave tue How
ard MISSION as nIs place Of Icnce aud MS age Nd
twouty-,wo Judge Flammer com mitted him IN de.
fault OF ~, 900 bail