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whun he picked up l!awapnper no thought u
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-09-30
SALE OF STATE TAX LANDS.
AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
NIrgtr Itttx-

Notice is hereby given that certain Lands situated
In the county OF Van Buren, bid on to the State for
Taxes 1879 and previous years, and described III
statements which will be forwarded to the office OF
the Treasurer OF said County some time in Septem-
her, Will be sold at public auction, by said Treasur-
er AZ the County Seat, on the first Monday OF Octo-
Der next, at the time and place designated for the
ordinary Tax Sales, ii not previously disposed OF at
this office, according 10 law.
said statements contain fun description OF each
parcel of said Lands aud may he seen on applica-
ton at the office OF the County Treasurer
Lands struck OF to the State for taxes OF 1879 or
other years. ct the Tax Sales III October last will be
offered subject 10 the right OF redemption prescribed
by law, well as 10 the right of purchase of the
State bids at this Office, prior TO the sale.
W. IRVING LATIMER,
Auditor General.
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ANNUAL TAX SALES.
AUDITOR GESERAL's OFFICE,

AUDITOR GENERALS OFFICE,
LANSING, MICH, July = 1881. I,
30 much of each of the following described tracts
or parcels of Land, situated in the County of Van
Buren,, delinquent for unpaid Taxes, for the years
mentioned below, will be sufficient 10 pay the tax
es, interest and charges thereon will be sold by the
Treasurer OF said County, the first Monday of De-
tober next at such public and convenient place as
ne shall select ia Paw Paw the County Seat OF said
County, according to the statute in such made
and provided. W. IRVING LATIMER
Auditor General.
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Dyckman, Hale 4 Co.'S. Addition.
lot 2 l "a IL 90 W
lots and Il 245 "a 90 go
Elkenburg's Addition.
lot 1 81 Is 90 OF
VAN BURES COUNTY TREAsURER's OFFICE,
PAW PAW, August 9th, 1881.
Notice Is hereby giren, That the sale OF Lands N
Van Buren, County, advertised by the Auditor Gen.
era as delinquent for taxes of 1890, land previous
years. will be held at the Office OF the County Treas
urer, in the village OF Paw Paw, the County Seat OF
said County, commencing on Monday, the 3dsday OF
October next, at nine O'Clock A. NJ, and continue
from day to day Sundays excepted), until the same
shall have been disposed of according TO law.
s. III. BLACKMAN,
COUNTY TREASURER.
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Chicago Music Store.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
THE NEW
CHICAGO MUSIC STORE.
OPPOSITE BANK, PAW PAW.

OPPOSITE BANK, PAW PAW.
Largest and best assortment of General
Musical Goods in the County.
Standard, Estey, Storey & Camp and
Geo. Woods Organs, full sized Organs
warranted at $40, $50, $50, SIS, ss5
and 500.
STOOLS, BOOKS and MUSICl
Root & Sons, Geo. Woods, Mathu.
shek, Hanies', Weber, Chickerinp Pi.
amos, from 5000, $3.50, $500, s35O.-
Stool-spread and Music warranted five
years.
Good secondhand Organs, S25, S35,
$40, &c. Melodeons SO to S25-will
exchange these for stock, cows, colts Sc.
am, and have been for three years. Whole
saleAgent for one Of the largest music houses in
Chicago, which enables me to make better
prices than anyone between Jackson and Chr
cago, either at wholesale or retail. NV Pianoe
and Organs are all shipped direct from the fac
tory,
SAVING SIS ON EACH
to my customers. will positively sell an Or
gan or PIANO, on SIX months time, at seven per
cent. interest, as cheap as Spot Cash can buy il
OF any nve man. also sell on Monthly Quar-
terly, and other Payments, or rent until rent
pays for them. have arranged to supply
Changers and others wishing them, the Beatty,
Marshall d Smith, and Thomas Bros. Pianos
and organs, at Companies Lowest Prices
Stool, Book Spread and Music, and less the
freight, on 80 days trial and on same terms of
sale as above. Don't wait, but buy now and
have the use. Call on, or write me what Organ
you want, with the best price offered you at,
and will positively sell il for less
13i0l Respectfully, W. NJ. BRANCH. n
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SAVING SIS ON EACH
W. X. HAWKINS g. son.

BROKERS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, AND con-
yEYANCERS.
Money to loan and collections made in all
parts OF Van Buren, County. Remittances
promptly made. Office opposite Dyckman
House. 133Sly
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Come to Time.

For Rockford, Elgin. waltham. Springfield.
Lancaster and other makes Of Watches, Stem
or key winding. in cases any weight from two
to FIVE ounces hunting or open-face. go to
Chappell's Jewelry Store opposite the Dyckman
House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-26
Sapreme Court Decisions.

SPeNlal 10 the Herald.
Galveston, Feb. 25--Tho following cases
were decided to-day in the supreme court:
Beams We. the mayor, aldermen and inhsb-
itAn's of tho city of Houston; from Harris
Affirmed.
Fleming vs. scoligsoui from Galveston
Affirmed.
Burnett vs.. Waddoll; from Houston. Re-
versod aud romandol
Asho VS.. Harris county; from Harris. AZ
llrmed.
Dean, tax collector VS. Lufkin; from Cal.
weston. Reverse and remanded.
Davis ct al. vs. Reeve.; from Wharton.
Motion to advance oYerruled.
Ebonworth vs.. Marx & Kompner; from
Galveston. Affirmed on certificate
Lacy vs.. Usher ct sl.; from Harris. AZ.
llrmed on certificate.
frmed,
Lombardi vs. Prieator from Harris Re.
port Of commissioners oe appeals approved,
and the cause dismigsed by agreement.
Pierce ct 81. VI Perkins 81. al; from Fort
Bend Affirmed.
Tezas Land company VS.. Williams, from
Leon. Atlirned.
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CONGRESSIONAL
Aealnte.

Washington, Feb. 25.--Mr. Ransom, from
tho committee on commerce, reported
back with amendment and recommen-
dslion that it pass, the river and harbor bill.
Mr. Withere, from the appropriation COM
mittee, reported back favorsbly with amend
ment, the agricultural appropriation bill.
Mr., Beck introduced substitute for The
bill presented by him on Dac. 2lst, to gu
thorize the issue oflegal-tender notes TO cir
culate VA money on deposits of gold, etc.
lie said he had received from the secretary
of the treasury. 60 whom the original wns
referred by the finance committee for csrefl,
examination, to report on the subject, and
upon that report he had prepared his subst-
tuta. Referred TO the committee on GnsDoe
Tho house bills constituting Atlanta, Chat.
WnoogA and Indianapolis ports Of delivery.
upon being reported from the committee.
were taken up end passed.
On motion of Mr.. Allison, the senate in
sisted upon lis amendments to the forti6ca.
iions appropriation bill
Messrs. Allison, Beck and Booth wore
appointed 8 senate conference on tho bill.
Mr.. Wallace, from the select COMMITTEES on
alleged frauds in the late elections, submitted
u report, which was received aad oroere
printed.
Mr. Blair q member of the same commit
lee, said the report Of the minority would pe
presented hereafter.
Messrs, Davis, of West Yirginia, Wallace.
and Allison were appointed senate. confer
enoe on the legislative appropriation bin.
The agricultural appropriation Dill was
! t.en taken up.
MIR. Withers, who reported the hill
! stated that tho present total was $3.50 500. OF
watch S20,500 had been added by the scnntt
committee. The aggregate was Sl2 go les,
than the estimate, and S772 0G0 in excess o.
tn total appropriation for 1881.
In the committee of the whole tho bill wa,
read and the amendments of the senate com
mtlea acted upon as reached The amend.
meat striking out the proviso for oompiln
ton and publication by the chronological
commission from data already obtained b,
them, etc, was opposed by Messrs. Morgan
and Call, and was rejected 20
noes 81, the effect Of the vote being /,
continue the commission.
The remaining amendments of the com
mlttoe were agreed TO without debate. Th,
oil! was reported to the senate and passed.
| Alter the Transaction of some further i'm
portsnt business the senate adjourned.
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STATE SPECIALS.
TEXAS TOPICS BY TELEGRAPH.
The ApPOrtionment OF Representa-
tves-AbOut Two Thousand Tex.
ans En Route to New Orieans
10 witness the Carnival-TriaI
or Land-Grabbers at Aus.
tin-SaisceIIaueous.

App"EhOhheNN OF Representatives.
Special to the Herald
Austin, Feb. 25.--The Joint re-spportion.
ment committee hayo agreed upon the
following representative spportlonment, the
basis of representation ranging from 1000
to 1900 population:
Two representatives each for Dallas, GRAY
sou, Bexar aud Fayottc; and two representa-
tiyea for Erath, Hood, Somervoll and
Comsncho counties; and two for Brown,
Hamilton, Lampasas, Burnett and Coleman
and two for Wood, VanZaudt and Henderson;
and two for Psnola, Mason. and Harrison
ana two Tor Walker, Waller aud Montgomery.
ppd two for Falls and Boil aud two ior
10adalouper Hays ard Caldwell and two
lor LaVaca, Calhoun, Reiugio, Matagorda
Jackson and Wharton; and two for Shelby,
san Augustine, Angelica and Trinity; and
TWO Tor Jefferson, Orange, Liberty, Newton,
Jasper and Tyler; and two for Rod River.
Bowie, Titus, Camp and Franklin; and two
for Dewitt, Victoria, Aransas, Bee, Goliad.
1.-Two Oak, Lssalle and McMullen:
And,ono representative for following COM
binatOns: Ellis, Navarro and Dsllas; one for
Collin and RoclSwall; one for Clay and
Montague; one for Tarrant, Denton and
Cookies one for Jack, Young and Stephens;
onai Bosqua, C1ryell and MoCIennan; one
for EasLland, Callahan, Palo Pinto and
Shackelford; one for Morris and Upshur:
one for Lamar and FAnnin; ono for Grayson,
Delta, Fannin and Lamar; one for Galveston
and Brazoria; one for Harris and Chambers;
one for Leon and Robertson; ono for
Fort Bend and Brazora; one for Nacoedo.
| ohos and Rusk; ono for Gregg, Rains and
Smith; one Tor Washington, Lee and Bastrop;
| one for Travis and Blsnco; ono for Comni
and Kendall; one for Mason, Gillespie, Me.
dina. Bandera, Kerr Kimbal, Menarj,
Coucho and Tom Green; enc for Llano, San
Saba, Mccullough, Runnels and Taylor; one
for Ell Paso, Preside, Pecos,> Kinney, Ed.
wards Crockett and Kimball; one for Neu.
cea, Duval and EGcinul one for Star, Webb
ard Zapata: one for Wilson, Atascosa and
Clarke; ono for Uyalde, Frio, Hdalgo.
Maverick, Dewitt Zayalla and San Petrieio,
one for Hardin, Polk and San Jacinto;
And one each for the following counties:
Ellis, Navarro Freestone, Limestone, Collin,
Cooke, Wise, Tarrant, Parker, Hill,
johnson, McLennan, Red River, Hopkins,
Lamar, Fannin, Hunt, kaufman, Anderson.
Grimes, Galveston, Harris, Travis, Blanco,
Williamson, Robertson, Colorado, Gonzales,
Milan, Anderson, Cherokee, Houston, Rusl,
Harrison, Cass, Smith, Austin, Washington,
Denton and Williamson.
There are a few more yot TO be apportioned
TO make up tho l06.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-26
AT SANCER'S S.

Standing on the threshold Of new commercial year,
we beg leave of the public TO indulge in few remarks,
apropos Our own outlook was never brighter than
now With this Spring before us. The year which will
be " closed out this month, aloD5 WIN Fall and Win
ter stock has witnessed splendid development in the
business of both our Retail and our Wholesale Estab
lishmentsa fact all the gratifying to us because
noted at a time of general complaint in local trade
circles of no business" ior the past three months
owing to the successive spells of excessively nasty
weather The occupancy in September last four pres
paatia quarters increased the dimensions OF our
show and sales by just one-third, yet to day
finds us taxed to the utmost of acre OF floor room to
give each Of our Departments the space has come TO
require The larger in sales, every season,
the greater likewise become our purchases, apd 3
larger the latter The greater ability as Cash Buy
ers to obtain special concessions from the manutac
turers, with whom We deal directly. This is what
chiefly interests Our People who thus assured that
every additional Dollar spent at "SANGERS" will
contribute its proportionate weight towards securing
the increased efficiency of business policy which has
identified with its the interest Of the consumer.
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IIOUSE.


The house met in regular order
Bills and resolutions were introduced as
follows:
Mr.. Finlsy--A resolution that the speaker
appoint clerk for judiciary committee in
place Of Mr.. Lomax, who is sick.
Discussion was resumed on the bill relating
TO working roads.
Nr. Barry's amendment fixing the time at
four days instead of ten was lost.
Mr.. Barry then amenNed il so as to fix the
timo at six instead Of ten days, when it was
adopted.
Mr.. Carleton moved to strike out the enac-
ting clause, but it was lost and the bill pass
Cd
Petitions and memorials wero presented as
follows:
BY MIR. Finlay--A memorisl from the
mayor aud aldermen of Galveston, rendering
the city hospital for medical university.
BY Mr.. Matlock-A petition from citizens
of Clay and Jack counties, asking the forn1a.
tion Of a county to be called Newport.
BY Mr.. Gibson-A petition from several
counties in favor of prohibition.
by Mr. Carleton-A petition from Will
Hanson county against tho sae Of liquors
within four miles OF its university.
BY Mr.. Smith, of Ti,usA-A bill so allow
railroads taking out charters in this state TO
exercise franchises in other states.
The bill setting aside 500 leagues of land
for each organized county, was taken up.
1t provides tor advertising IN tho newspapers
oe Galveston, Austin and Dsllas and WIS
recommitted TO judiciary No. 9.
by Mr.. Fnlay-A bill allowing tho gen
eral law for the sale OF university lands to
apply to lands in McLennan and Hill coun-
ties
The tax bill was taken up, and, after being
amended so that no ono.legged, one-srmed,
deaf and dumb or blind person
be req0ited 10 pay poll tax, Was passed
under 3 suspension of the rules.
BY Mr.. Finlay-A bill authorizing nom
bors Of the lron,ier battalion TO servo wrts
where the state is interested
The bill making state elections IN August
instead OF November, was taken up.
MIR. FInlsy opposed the bill, aud snid 10
would 10 detrimental 90 tho democratic
party and that not more thau half the voters
would goto the pola, Dtcussion on thi,
bill CONSUMED the res. of the forenoon, end
Was rtsmugd in the afternoon. Nearly half of
,aememhers made speeches on tho bill. The
previous question was moved aad carried,
and tho bill was engros'ud
Senate bills Nos. So 05, l95 and tho sub
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-26

London, Feb. 25.-In tho house of COM
mons to-day the Marquis Harrington, in the
absence of Mr.. Gladstone, moved that all
amendments to the protection bill be
put ut Z o'clock in tho evening.
Lord Harrington made motion at $3.50
o'clock thus: "There would be less than an
hour and a half for conclusion of the con-
sideraton of tho bill as amended" Lord
Harrington said he hoped Mr.. Gladstone
would be in his place on Monday, and he
would therefore now only state as o relative
order of public business that it was intended
on Monday to 60 into committee Of supply
for explaining the army estimates. Lord
Hartington's motion WINS adopted bya vote
of 371 in 40
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Special TO the Herald.
Galveston, Feb. 25.-The city is rapidly
filing up, the incoming trains bringing in
large Numbers Of visitors TO Mardi Graa.
A difficulty is already experienced in getting
quarters. The Galveston. ..Arli | ry is holding
meeting tonight to make final arrange
ments for the reception and entertainment of
visiting military companies, which will arrive
Sunday and Monday. Preparations for the
coming pageant are being pushed forward
and it is claimed will be the most gorgeous
exhibition ever given in Galveston.
John Bailey ami Thomas Flanagan, charged
with knocking down and robbing John
OHarrar, u street car driver, we're dismissed
by tho recorder this morning, the evideace
not sustaining the charges.
The funeral of Mrs. NJ. Whilden from
Trinity church to-day WAS largely attended
All the commercial drummers have been
called in to look after country customers
during Msrdi Gras
An organ concert tonight at Trinity
church, for tho benefit of the organ fund, was
largely attended.
Entered-Schoone Stella Tupan and the
Swedish bark Firth, of Antwerp, with 873
tons ofsteel rails, for the Galveston, Houston
Y Henderson railroad; British bark Elizabeth
Ray, from Scotland and the brig Walacb,
from Liverpool, with coal; steamship Har-
Ian, for Brashear, with general merchandise
Cleared-Steamer Rio Grande, for New
York, with 3,7lS bales Of cotton, otc.
William Shaw, Of the Evening journal,
and Horace Chiffon, assistant attorney
general. left for Tyler on the evening train.
Mr.. Holmes, chief clerk in tho attorney
generals Office, arrived tonight and will
discharge the duties until tho return of
Colonel Chiffon.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-02-26
Probahle rinnncinl nisns,ora,

Washington, Feb. 25.-Tho question
whether legal tenders deposited by national
banks to rotiro their circulation can be used
in payment Of bonds for sinking fund was
tho subject Of some discussion hero to- dav
Those who would answer the question In Tia
negative ASSERT that legal tenders so
deposited are sol apart rs a specific fsnd for
the redemption Of notes Of national banka
and are, therefore, unavailable for tho pur-
pose in question. Secretary Sherman de.
clined to-day 70 make any further statement
ps present, with regard to his inten.
lions as connected with money matters.
but saii tho public would be PROMPTLY
advised Of any step which should be- taken.
The eecretsry read advices from New York
previous to the issue of his order to assistant
tfeasurer hlllhouse, that the financial situa-
tion was very threatening and unless large
purchase of bonds was authorized, the result
would probably be disastrous.
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SIAM CT E2, BROS-

The Aucient Mariner. Tenth, Alice
N Wonderland, including the trial
tf tho Knavo'of Hearts for Stealing the Tarts.
Eleventh. Hiawatha's Ride down the Tsgu-
nenaw River. Twelfth, Don Quixoto charg-
hg the Wild Winds, with Sancho Panza in
Ae Foreground. Thirteenth, Don juan and
taido. Fourteenth, A Legend of Sleepy
IIallow: Ichabod Crane meets the headless
,lorseman. Fifteenth, The Light of Asia.
bixteenth, Little People of tho Snow. Sew
Anteenth, Telmschsuse in the Grotto of
Calypso.
The City Hall, Picayune and Democrat
offices, the club rooms and many business
houses were handsomely illuminated. The
streets along the line of march were denscly
crowded
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Waco Iten,s.
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
Waco, Feb. 25.-Mejor John Il. Thomas
who has tho contract for grading the first ton
miles Of the Missouri Pacific south of Waco,
arrived this morning and is making arrange
ments to put large force of men to work at
once. This leaves only ono gap of ten miles
between Hillsboro and Waco, which it is ur-
derstood Hall and Msltby will get. II was
reported today that Colonel EDDY, supsrin.
tendent of construction on the Texas i5
Pacific and Missouri Pacific roads, had tele-
grsphed that if the bill regulating railroads
now pending in the Texas legislature be-
comes Il law, that work will cease instanter
on tho Gould system of roads in Texas.
Your correspondent, after diligent investiga-
ton, fails to find that Colonel Eddy has
made such threat, but no secret is
made of the fact that tho railroad au-
thorities regald said bill as very
unirlendly one and not calculated to encour-
age railroad building in Texas Even private
citizens, who think some regulation OF roads
necessary, say, this bill is altogether too
stringent on the roads.
Tourists arc leaving every day for the
New Orleans carnival. Few, IL any, will 60
TO Galveston this year.
The Hebrews of this city announce their
grand Purim ball for March 10TH
A weekly newspaper tho Mirror, will
make its appearance at Hillsboro, March 9TH.
tlill county has no paper at present, and this
enterprise Is the result of the Missouri Pacific
0Iom
Bogardus left this morning, and will shoot
SO Houston.
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liberated. We learn that McCarty has ALWAYS
stood high with his neigbbors, and is ve1y
nighly respected by all who know him. tits
thought by many that his being allowed bail
under sll the circumstances argues his
sequittsl AZ the trial.
. Inc Austin Grsys will probably not 20 to
osslVsston' as the International railroad has
refused to pass them over that road FREQ ss
the Santa Fe offered to do. -
The display of patriotism in the house of
representatives to-day was sufficient 10
please the most ardent lover OF bloody
snlrtlsm, the occasion being on tho passage
o. tne oill to change the time Of holding
able and eloquent. '
The ladies Of the southern Presby,eyian
e99rch gave supper and grand concert at
Milletps opera house tonight. Tho house
was full and the whole affair was rand
success 1t WAS for the benefit of the church,
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Tnxes on OlrrnIntinn

Providence, r. l., Feb. Pa special
meeting Of the board OF traio To-day to con-
slider tho funding bill, passed a
resolution requasdng congress to
ropesl tho uxrs on circulation,
deposits and capital stock OF national bank,
required hy section j3l4, aud also remon.
strating sgains. tbo piouicn requiring ma.
tional banks intending % wind ~ 10 present
their own circulating no'os " redeem Unit ID
States bonds deposited 10 secure said notes.
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lEoustom Itenns

Special 10 tho Herald
Houston, Feb. 25.-Tho largest passenger
train ever sent over the Texas & New Or.
leans road left this morning carrying passon-
gers to New Orleans TO attend Mardi Gras.
AT least four hundred passengers were on
board. Altogether there will bo about 1000
Texans in New Orleans during the carnival.
Tho Golden combination played at Gray's
opera house tonight for the benefit of tho
Bohemian club.
Qate a number Of cases wore disposed of
by the criminal court to-day, most Of them
Tor gaming aud keeping dlsorlerly HOUSES