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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-07
SENATOR CHANDLER DEAD.

From the Detroit Evening News.
As the inside pages OF The Evening News ore
going to press telegram from Chicago brings
US the astounding Intelligence that Senator
Zacharlah Chandler was found dead in his bed
at the Grand Pacific hotel in that city this
morning. There is hardly man in the United
States whose death Guild have produced the
intensity OF emotion that this news will excite.
Some will weep, some will sorrow in silence
some will regret the personal friend, some the
political patron whole great party VIII be
thunderstruck at the loss of the man who three
years ago saved it from annihilation and upon
whose sagacity and courageous energy it chiefly
depended for its immediate future. Many will
secretly rejoice at the removal Of one whose
presence was big enough to fill all avenues to
political preferment, and to exclude all but his
friends: many will not conceal their Joy so
carefully, for, like all positive and vigorous
men he had as bitter enemies as warm friends.
and much IN his course seemed az wicked to
one class OF men as 1t seemed glorious, honor
able and heroic 10 another; many more Will be
tempted to rejoice at the removal OF HIM
they regarded as at once the fercest enemy
OF their party and the greatest obstacle to it's
SUCCESS. Thus the death OF Zachariah Chan
der will be felt to-day throughout the length
and breadth OF this vast country. Whatever
regard he was held IN, there was no community
in which his name and fame did not ill large
space, and which will not be thrilled with emo
ton Of some sort at suddenly discovering that
space a vacuum.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-07
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 81, 1879


Correspondence of The True Northerner.
COMPOUNDED by the disasters they have met
at the elections this fall the Democrats are be-
ginning their old game Of brag and buster.
Feeling pretty certain of losing every Northern
State this year, they are whistiing to keep their
courage up. They have changed their tone
since last sprng very emphatcally. Then they
said they would carry Maine, Ohio, Wisconsin,
New York, and several other Northern States
Now they say Ii will not make any difference
whether they carry them or not. In order to
keep up the courage of their adherents, they
are making fancy figures for 1880. Thus they
have put in circulation programme which adds
to the 1873 votes OF the Solid South. the eector-
al votes OF New York 80, New Jersey o, Con-
nectcut 6, and Indiana Is, with Oregon and
Wisconsin in doubt The sublime cheek of
this claim will be better appreciated after the
November elections have made a clean sweep
OF the Democratic cobwebs. No intelligent
man dares to say that the Democrats have
chance OF carrying Northern State next year,
while the Republicans will make strong pull
for two or three States in the South
Everybody is being interviewed now relative
to the Presidency. Congressman Burrows OF
Mich, Wilson OF Iowa, and Young OF Ohio, be-
lleve that Senator Blaine is the most popular
aud available presidential candidate, and that
General Grant will not allow the use of his
name. Senator Carpenter places Sec'y Sher-
man ahead in case Grant is off the track. Tn
grand demonstrations that have attend a
Senator Blaine wherever he has been b .v
strongly attested the love the Republican art
have for him. On the Democratic side ,ver,
Southern leaders have declared for J .varf
while few are outspoken for TildeD, a ID thor
10 boom for Hancock and Palmer IN ann
quarters. Col Robt. q. Ingersol say !. ,b.,
the effect OF Republican victories All ro,nf
" Thurman and Tilden will be reg .,ded a. En-
Two Orphans.' The Colonel .b,nls Nav;
DAVIS ID the only man the osmocr... q,
make fight with. AS for Bay .r5 .avs INCA,
soil, she 10 IN excellent mar a, bon... nan
probably little larger tina hi. st.ta nobt
caly speaking"
Attorney General Deve ma has cone % pos
'on' no VIII "AAs Spsee hes in behalf Of th
Republican candidates in M,ss,cbuset,, q
Saturday and Mond' " n,obts us Ia. p
oooo' OF 'he oe'oA' II Gen. Butler by large
mAlo'i'y IMAM WINS Ast against him last year.
lne Na''ons' cir is attracting groat after
uon Nero Ano 10 draw ne crowds from abros
The managers 1e much encouraged, and %
that the saccs s OF the Far this year will or
able them "A make great improvements Z,
next year
After the assertions and denials, it
!. probable Gen. Grant will be here to take pa
r IN the .eunion OF the army OF the CHAMBERLAIN
g the IL ,th and 2oth OF November. The either
r OF al parties propose a grand reception =,
o h'n. The gathering here on that occasio
: will be very large one.
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Though dead, the influences thu 4 these great
minds exerted in their lives will shIs 90 on and
continue to exercise it's infiue ace on those who
are left behind until the or at cause for which
the lamented Lincoln and Lovejoy died. at the
hands OF assassins. shs al have been fully at
tanned, and the great dsas which inspired such
men as Sumner, Ga frison, Phillips, Chase, and
our amented Cha adler shall become the corner
stone OF the fepnbhc.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-07
e. d. DARLING,
Builder and Contractor.
DEALER TN

DEALERIN
cement, stuceo, Plaster, Stone Lime, Hair
Plastering Mortar, Brick, Stone, Lath and
Shingles. Bills oftimber and lumber filed to
order. Thanking the people for their past
patronage wouldstill solicit your orders for
Mason work which will be attended to with
promptness.
store opposite Clifton II ouse ,on Kalamazoo
street 1204lv
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ORDERS EOp PURCHASING Go0DS

Left with any Ageu OF this CO. viii be promptly
executed, 'ettOU crpeHsc, other than the ordinary
charge for carrying ho goods.
Send your Money and Parcels by Express
cheapest and quickest with positive security.
WV. q. FARGO, PreS'i.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-07

Miss Leonora Howard, NJ. d.. of Grand Rap
ids, is practising medicine at Pekin, China.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-07

The Detroit News says that in spite Of court
decisions averse to such practice, Michigan
officers continue to mako arrests on teegraphic
requests from anyone who chooses to send
such dispatch.
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8 II. BLAcKNAS,
O. W. ROWLAND, Com.
II. =. WILLIAMS.

IN the doa,h OF Senator Chandler the Re-
publican party loses another Of those great
n,n who created It. aud VINO have carried out
the pugposos for which /; was organized so FAR
az ia Jhsm lay 70 10.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-07
pR5NTED MATTER,

hooks, and other matter, wboiig IN yriat or.
dercd from, or scat by,deslcrs, &c. PREPAID
2 lbs lee. 2 lbs. 2oc. . lbs. 26c.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-11-07
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Best heavy All-Wool CHECK
SHIFTING, | am selling at
80 IL cts. per yard-the same
| have been selling at 40 CT IS
FULL CLOTHS 1 sell at sc
and so cents, and the FIN EST
CASHMERE 81 90 per ward
| have been selling tt e same
goods at 65 cents, S LOO anc
$l.25.
All-Wool Sheet ing that
sold for
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-01

the bla k toal'd exercise m }de 8 most lntrres ing aud inStrurtINe occasion to uil pre- ,eAt.
 MT. Charles EHil opens 3 news office in Fisher Block, in the store formly kept ny II. M. OnIe-
 Geor re Horton came to grief last week when Interviewing the horses heels that
 ujure,I John Eork a short time ago. George got John E0nit into the sCrape, and last week seeing the same horse over in DOdgingtOWn, remarked to those pres rnt that rc could handle that horse. lie procee iCd to illuStrAtc when the horse drew bead on Ge-rgr, let his heels loOsr and Geur,rr went flying q full rod. Crick- ct owns that horse, having exchanged or bought him recently.
 Rev. Geo. X. Parkngton who was eN- pcctcd would preach in the NJ F.. church next Sunday has sent word that he cannot attend.
 The lecture of Rev John Dickinson. in the M. F. church, Was very iutcrC ing. hut we are sorry to say that it w;l7 moi very well patromiHcd.
 G. G. Durant. Esq, will have his mako shop torn down, and will erect q now building three stories high upon the old foundation.
 Mr. WnI. Oliver Jr,. purchased a horse of Mir Jerome Platt, on Monday. AgcntIemnn well known in Bethel and DanbuIy, purchased himself a fine turn out and one day last week called to see his shopmatcs at C. G. DurantS hatShop. While he was inside seeing his friends some one bent on fun took the wheels on the carriage and shifted them placing the hind ones on to the front axIcS. The unSuSpcctlng owner came out got into his carriage anr drove to Danbury with out detecting the change Oh, he Wal happy, Hen! W.
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-01

q meeting Tn r5'ay cv3 ing to make "r- Engagements IOr C r,uIg company D il lO,h, the G. A. lt's of Sri D prt nrd Sandy Hook having Sigmitiru U cir in n ton Of dropping in upol them about that date. They will be we'll received ,,,.u cared for.
 MessrS. Tamos Welsh and Samuel Stch- bins att~u ted Che annual couclave of the Grand Commandery K. T. at Hart orI.
 Our oId express men, A iams and Allen, have been assigned new places sin the Adams Ex. Co. Mir. Adams goes to Wa t1rbury, and Mr. Allen goes as messenger on a branch of the New England road in Massachusetts.
 We read about the army that marchrr | up the hill and then marched down again | The other day the borough voted to mac 'tdamiHo somewhat, and again the other day voted not 10 macadamize. The mud l prohahIN influenced the last vote.
 new paper called the Republican has made its appearance, and a very credit Hhl" appearance, too. It is of u political character and Republican type, and like nll political journals will be devoted 10 save the country. Four weekly papers iu Danbuy.
 \ man who gave his name as Thomas | Wilson, who might have come from Chat 'tm street, Was arrested the other day as q vagrant. He had on several suits of l clothes, some of which were not very valuable. In overhauIing his samples of 1 clothing they discovered his Savings 1 Bank, m which he had deposited SlC0. Men are generally respected according to their wealth, nevertheless they jugged this man for sixty days.
 Mir Harry Hornblowc", of Danhu1 Y, died last Saturday and lS;L., buried Mon day afternoon. Rev. Mir Hubbard con ducted the scrvlcc-.
 The public schools have their vacation this week.
 The school boarl have reported in favor of erecting an additional buil Hing on tn" school grounds on New street, of sulIic- tent dimensions for accommodating tlrcc hundred pupils.
 Mir Chas. Stll~on of Stcpney, with Mir Chas. BOtofOrd, and the Misses Ida and C 1ra Botsford, of PaleStiue took in Dan bury, on Monday week and hal a jolly good time. HORACE.
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-01
2'H union.

David Bankhead, Esq, who was in company with C. II Gum In this place la year, has been suffering considerable from rheumatism for several weeks in Bridgeport.
 John Bailey wh;la chopping wood for <. B. Camp, d few Jays since, cut d DOT tiOn of his thumh of.
 w. E. Jennings lost COW last week James Daley also had a GOV die from eat ing too much.
 Capt. ThoS. Morgan of Staten Island stopped d few days with the family of J. l.. Hughc~, during tho wook.
 AldrcW Hull has just commenced 1ncw tobacco barn.
 Glover X WarEe If Sandy Hook will run grocery Wa ,"n through thi5 place every Thurs iay in the future
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-01
IDarlTpury.

DnnDury.
 Thank goodness we are years March nearer home.
 Now for the smiles and tears of April, especially the tears.
 Still "Winter fingers in the lap of Spring" and Il dirty lap-full Spring has of 1t too. If Winter insists in sitting in the maiden's lap he ought to take off his muddy boots.
 Mud Mud Let's lay 1t to the Admin istrution. We have not had snch a mud dle since "Hayes was counted in." The Probabilities" arc the weather will change in 1880. Goodness Grant it. Let lIs possess our souls in patience Til-den. That almost took away our breath. We didn't intend to commit politics we Hayosen to say. The BEE never has it, neither does it's correspondent, except Of n mild typo. It is Il parting kick for March.
 No news Is good news" We'll thore IS no news. Nothing has happened.
 What becomes of all the patents They are as numerous as smart babies Our townsman, J. J. Traadwell, has secured Il patont for contrivance for fastening window sash
 Two of the dry goods mon MeLean's arc going to York, Pa, and two remain hore Ut the old stand.
 The lecture Around the World" on last Tuesday evening by MT. E. F. Bailey was success. It was largely attended and gave universal satisfaction It was given In the interest of the Reform As sociation and their treasury w,ts consid- erably replenished
 The religious interests in the church have boon we'll kept up during tho past week.
 Another walking match between Geo. ' J. Law. Bridgeporter, and Wm. II. Hanl ". Danburian, at Ta lors Opera House, commencing Friday evening and continuing twcn weight hours, for a purse Of $50. Best time to take the money
 The building near the jail, corner of Wooster street, known as St Peters Hall. originally q Universaist Church, and I believe the first church of that denomins- tiun built in town, is being converted in to carriage factory. And the old build- ing just beyond on Wooster street which was occupied for a long time by Q MT. Irwin for u school and subsequently, by Fanton US u shirt factory, where shirt making as a separate branch of industry was first started in Danbury, and lately used as tenement house, is undergoing repairs and being iittad up for s laundry.
 Mir. Arthur Baldwin, of the firm of Baldwin Brothers (lruggists) died on iThurs,lay night. He was man of un- blcmished character and one of our en- terpriSing business men He has gono dn thu nl,raing of life and will be missed by large circle of friends and acquain- tanees.
 The James E. Moore Pof', <. R,.!ad
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-01
Errors ofY outIl

GENTLEMAN Whs sn:icIct ta. years sgan A Nervous DEBILITY FIttaIAIGbE h Ai, 2na all the efforts ni youthful .adissr.iien "li4 -'4 ilo Sak suliesinf humanity. sld rre sp ell Y P" need f. tiie rss.ise and d-Eef.tsun naE4snE Elf simple remedy by Wh.eh he vas cg.rzt. seHii' 'srs wishing |" profit Ey tLe ay.ltlsers eNlE4ss -'a do 50 by addressing ln perls--t confidence,
 JOHN r. OGDEN. 42 l'ctlar Street. Srsg A"aE-
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-01

Mir. D.-Ulceraiion of bowels of seven wears, with fen or fifteen passages Fl day, mith mucous and bloody discharges, cancellation and prostitution Cured in three months.
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-01
For Sale.

HE Stock and fixtures of a rctal Boot and Shoe ' Store. sitnased in Bethel. Conn. For parssrtl lars enquire of Box. No. III. None need en9r.re unless they mean business
 good opportunity parScn with capital satisfactory reasons given for wanting to sell.
 Bethel. Jan. ', 1879. iewl
The Newtown bee., 1879-04-01

TINO the Probate Court for the District of New town
 \ The application of Elizabeth Bot. ford res D ....- fully showeth: That she is the mother Guardia, to Elizabeth, Laura and Jabez Botslorl Minors to me"ly b longing to said di strict an that said Minors the owners oI tine ow:ng Re F tate, viz: lie undiYlde ,hree-fitths part of pie, of Ian ly- ing III Newtown, ill said district. First piece at Bear Hlils. ocliled; boLn1 el north by land or mcllr owned by Ira Sherman and Susan Gloy r and others; east by highway; south by heirs of Ezekiel Be IS; and west by land of Mrs. Charles B. Glover, Minott Augur and highway, coa';.in ng about sixty acres. Second piece situated the Honsdtonic railroad; bounded northerly by land Of Florence $. and Mary B. Glover easterly ly srid railroad; southerly by highway: and westerly by land of Charles II. Gay and by land of William l.. Ierril, containing six acres, more less Val ned at fifteen hundred dollars.
 And sho further says That the Estate is at pres en unproluctive that the avails thereof are want cd fo the support, maintenance and education of said Minors and that it will be for the advantage of said Minors to sell the salne and invest the avails thereof according to law: wherefore she says that there is just and reasonable for selling the sama She therefore prays the Court to order said Real estate to be sold. and to empower her or some other meet person to sell the same pursuant to the Statute in such made and provided. ELIZABETH BOTSFORD, Guardian.
 Dated, Newtown. Mar. Sth. 1879.
 RESTRICT OF VIEWPOINT ss. PRO- D BATE COURT, March Sth, 1S79 ORDERED. That the foregoing application be town, the 18th day of April 1879 at o'clock sf ternoon; an ] that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the place where such Rea-ostlte lius. three weeks succossively befor, said time assigned.
 MONROE HUDSON. Judge.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09

leY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND ORDER OF SAIL
Ersied out of and under the Seal OF the Hon. SeeW
Judicial District Court in and for the County of 0nsb
state Of Nevada Judgment obtained therein th
3ls day Of March A. D. 1877 and ated the 9Th ia,
OF April, A. D. 1877 in favor Of James Govan and apS
John F. Byrne, Susan E. Byrne, $. Reinsten, T. F. Gil
son, and William r. Musgrove Executor of the last
and testament Of William Patterson deceased for the
Of four hundred and twenty dollars principal and
erest thereon to date of Judgment in The sum of
hundred dollars and SIXTY cents, and IL the slr
of sixty dollars and sixteen for the f.
cal 1875 paid by plaintiff and in the OF Gn'
slxtytive cents the interest accrued to date
sbove-naned principal and interest from date
pad 1T the rate OF per cent per month both OF
sxtyfour dollars and ninety three cents and original cs
in the of forty four dollars all in The gold coin o the
United States
SeeondIn favor OF s. Reinsten and E. F. Gibson,
against John F Byrne and Susan ByrDe for the
four hundred and fifteen dollars and sixtytwO
cpal debt and the of fifty dollars and sixth
cents interest thereon to date and interest said prn
cpa sum from date Of Judgment until paid the rate
~ per cent per month, and counsel fees in the
seventy dollars and ninety eight cents and costs of suit
the sum Of eleven dollars all in gold coin OF the Unite
States:
Thrd-In favor Of Vim. R. Musgrove as executor
of the last will and testament of William Patterson, Dc
ceased against John f. Byre and Susan E. Byrue for M
principal of four hundred and eighteen dollars
fifty cents, and the sum OF fifty dollars and sixty
interest thereon accrued this date and interest on sal
principal from date of said judgment till paid tn
rate of cent per MONTH and counsel fee in the
of fort dollars and coats Of s,Iit in the s1m o
eleven dollars together with all which may 10,
reason OF ADVERTISING commission, etc, and Clerk
costs on all OF the above in the ofeight dollars
sixty cents all in gold coin of the United states
recttd, commanding me to sell according to law certain
real property set out in said decree and order of sale
satisfy the above demands; and in pursuance thereto
have levied upon and will exposed public auction, T.
trent of the Court House door in Carson City, OrmslN
County State Of Nevada, on MONDAY. THE THIRTEErI
DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1877 between the'hours o
and p. M, to wit at o'clock p M, all the rist
title interest and claim of the Defendants John F. Bvr
and Susan E. yrne of in and to the following descrb
morts7ged real property to wit: The north ha -"
block No. thirty ene l3} in Sears. Thompson and
division OF Carson city, in OrmsOy County, Ne'aa,
ether with all and singular the tenements, heredilamant
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09

District, State OF Nevada, County Of Orlsby.-lu the
matter al the Of William Patterson deceased.
Upon reading and filing the petition Of Alexander LepOr
the above entitled matter, praying that decree be made
authorizing AID dEectug the of the last will
of said deceased to convey to the said Alexander
LepOrt real estate to wit: Lots 60 and
O) in block forty eight (4S) of Sears, Thompson
division Of Carson City, Nevada, and that day of ree7I
lar of said Court be appointed fo the hearing of said
petition and that due and legal notice OF the tendency
aid petition and of the hearing thereof be given accord
ing law and appearing therefrom that proper
therefor exists it is hereby ordered that SATU RDA
July 18th, 1877 day of regular term to wit OF tn,
une A. D. 1877, Of this Court, at the Courtroom
If this Court in City at 10 N. OF said day b,
appointed the time and place of the hearing of said pc
ition; when and where all persons interested in said
appear in the prescribed by law and
test said petition and that copy of this order be pub
Shed a week for four weeks before
aid hearing in the MORNING APPEAL, newspaper pub
lished in OrTusby county, Nevada
S Fl. WRIGHT,
District Judge Second Judicial District.
Carsnn G y New June 18TH 1877. ie1Gw4
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-09
ORDINANCE NO. -.
AM Ordinance to Abolish Oninm. smoking

An Ordinance to Abolish Opium smoking Dens
The Board OF Trustees of Carson City do Ordain
Section l. No person persons shall, within the limit.
# Carson City, keep maintain, become inmate
visit contribute TO- the support Of any place hous
where persons frequent assemble for the Pr
p,se If smoking opium and all such places, houses O.
rooms are hereby declared to be nuisances
Section . Any person who shall violate any Of the pr"
visions Section Of this Ordinance, snail conviction
thereof. be pUls ed by fine exceeding huniT.
dollars or imprisonment than fifty days, b
bulh such fine ana imprisonment, in the discretion OF tin
court. II. A. BENDER, President Pro temt
Attest: ALFRED HELM. Clerk.
Carson City. June r. 1877.
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ECUAEIZ ALTON.

Av0TT"" nERtRY GTVFN TH:T THF
has this day delivered 10 the underSlp ned
the Assessment Roll for the current fiscal year oFcther
with the map book and the original lists Of property and
that the Beard of County Commissioners viii SIT as
Board OF Equalization at the County Clerks Office
Mcnd., september I6 d infant.
m IOd o'clock NJ tinue in session from time to
hetnias provided W, until the business Of equRliza
resented is disposed Of.
ALFRED HELM,
Clerk Board Of County Commissioners,
Or1nsty CouSty, Nevada
Da ed ssltc -
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