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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-07

DIVERS
STOVE STORE,

SIS MAIN sTREET...OLD NO. 1870.
my2i diff
books POSTED, BILLS AND RENTS
IL COLLECTED.
ACCOUNTS AVERAGED AND COPYING NEATLY
DONE.
AARON f. GREENE,
mia NJ 6pp ADAMS Express oec deoS sf'
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU.
~ SETrS-WO RoRsTRR IS. Probate Court. To the
erested in the estate Of Otis THAYER late Of Men,
don, in said county, deceased
cited to appear at Probate Court held at worce
ter IN said county on the first Tuesday OfSepember next
at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, to show cause, ii
any you have why an instrument purporting to be the
last wiz and testament ofsaid deceased, and cOdics
thereto, should not be pproved.
And the said petitioners ordered to this citation
svely, in the Worcester Daily Spy, newspaper printed
at Worcester, the last publication to be day least
ten or printed copy Of this notice properly Mailed post
age paid to each the heirs deysees Or legaees Of
petitioner seven days, at least before said court.
this thrtyhrst day Of July, in the year thousand
eight hundred and seventy-one.
F. W. s6UTHwICK, Asst Register
MISS DANA'S SCHOOL,
Ourth Year ofths School will begin on Monday,
Instructors.
MISS LOUISA W. F. DANA, Principal.
MISS JENNIE MANN, Teacher Of The Primary Depart
PROF LEVY, Teacher Of Freach.
DIR. GEORGE GLADwIN Teacher Of DrabRg.
TUITION PER QUARTER.
Primary Department, $40; Common English Branch
es SlO Higher English Branches, and French, German
w AS the number of pupils is limited, application
must be made in advance to Miss Dana. Box 5O7, wor
cester or for the Primary Department to Miss Mann,
Leicester. djyl2 6t&aul5d2w jyl2
IN BANKRUPTCY. - Notice is hereby
\ given that the subscriber has been appointed assignee
Of the estate of GEORGE c. WHEELER, of Clinton,
Mass, ad1udged bankrupt upon his own petition.
AT Clinton, July %, 1871. dssW aux
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE-One Lot
Il containing IS acres This lot is within one mile OF
two saw mills and depot and is very heavily tmbered
WIN white and yellow Pine, and is the best pine timber
lot in this part of the state.
Also another lot containing so acres fourteen acres of
which Is covered with very large Chestnut Timber the
covered with Sapiing Pines of about twenty years
growth This lot is within half mile of mill. and
the above lots.
MRS. SALLY FISH,
d2taw&w3m' Athol Depot Mass
4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE Estate of
~ ROBERT 5. GLEASON, late of Worcester, in the
county of Worcester, deceased, represented insOyent
bate Court for said county commissioners
examine all claims of creditors against of said
Robert S. Gleason, hereby give notice that six months
from the seventh day of June, 1871 are allowed TO
creditors to present and prove their claims against said
Worcester at ten O'Clock in the Forenoon each of the
following days, to witt September, It'll, 1871, October
''"' '''' LbCius S. ALLEN
WARREN WILLIAMS,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-07
,aftlcularS inquire OF
MRS. SALLY FISH,
d2tawkw3mt Athoi Depot. Mass
CITY TEAM LAUNDRY,
No. SO Washington ST., Worcester.

The subscriber wishes to TO the residents of
Worcester and vicinity that he has completed NEW AND
RIM tn no
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-07

THIEVES SHOT.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 6.-Two farm hands,
names unknown, were Shot in Bessyessa Valley,
Santa Clara county, while stealing grain, on
Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NETWORK, Tuesday. May .. 1871.
satisfactory amount of activity ruled in
the horse trade throughout the day The Bulls Head
market was especially animated, during the morning
hour' andthe woodenipavement Lexngtonave as far
as the eye could reach alive with teams and single
hoisss Undergoing the usua drill for STYLE speed, or
9eauy, undtr the experienced hands OF the driving
oeer au .ne scrutnznR eye OF the mistrustfnl buyer
ffOHinent To-Day was the Increased demand for light
CRYING borses the majority OF buyers calling for teams
about fo2 eh easy goers OF particular speed, and
for which they were disposed TO pay at from $500 $500
few higher priced pairs Of coach horses we're out
having been concluded.
The market for business horses was active, with no
change In prices.
Thirtyfour head Of horses Of different description ar
rived this morning, consigned TO Charles skdmore in
Rus Head Market. They all In excellent condition.
and several well matched teams OF Kentuck road
sters among the lot deserve especial mention.
J. d. York brought fine lot OF carriage horses bred
and reared in Monroe County this State They stable
with J. j. Watermire in East Twenty fourth-st.
Five carriage and road teams very iu par OF Rreys
among Them will be sold mt public auction tomorrow
the 10th nst at 10a o'clock a. m fhe sale
will be held at stables No - Great Joness ana VIII De
conducted by Mr.. John L. Yandewater -. -,
Tho carriage trade continues active WITHOUT especai
feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Irvx,r,, Nav s-lO:so r-Coton opene1 quiet and STEADY
Ssi1lhrc Tpl'nls -id7tl; Mddnng Orleans, IlaslL,
Los n0N MAJ g-lO u.Conso oP'Hea ~ ~ et oooS ,
ana account Uufed States I've lWtHy boAa l0O-' s'i' LOW
ga pOI. 1871 90; Ten Fortes S9t $500. 49, =. a.,
AVN May 8-EyenirPeroelm closed % f1n@ Tor hne
IvrErooI olSo uwhest l2i2 oeuta for Cshi,rni'
No. ~ ts Of WHEAT this po-t the three days have
~ S o5 sus incaing StN0 American. Com 1873 y quarter
foy Sev Bscoa 20 G ? cvt Tor Cumberland Cut
'' 80 $50 -Consols CLOSED II va for both money and
sst Aaa securities closed ~ oows United States i've
T,srfv bnis l2 90 1863 old 9f; 1867 Territories ga
IfyxurooI NAV o. m.-Cotton closed Gue an steady MO
uns Tpvfs -7}l Mdihng Orleans 4dll sales Of the DAY
no Oo f FOR export and sIecn son Tie adyee from Ian
chester ere less favorable and dnleSs The Cotton me1
Bacon. 70 Per FOR Cumberland Cut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10

NEW JERSEY RAILR0ADI,FfdRSQQHMi y R00I T 9l
4 ,,,It tpRipIIIA At $50 and 9:1o lz; o. o. -
Lo riIbt For Phalephia va Camaep p a. iy " anu
= m ri,tnRE ani WAsliiSGTON and TIE bsi va PAUL
foI bA aaa w 1870 and q20' ?. Fo. IHh SoUlh AM
in9 9of yFST $50 800 m si'et rAaoe eaip orc Ie
y, b 920 N train daily and run hf9gYn 70 HssaouIg
For The WEST via Pennsi ANS IN,
without silver palace attached to the 30 m anu run
. am Pittsburgh, Clncinnat ana NhaeO Nlou
through attached 10 the . y M uA a,i run
LoulsTie Oh lol ana lineage
tfoutn Palace attached To the " ~ ana
without Cucinusu thou change lekets Tor
ul p.,Lrossss of C0randt ST. and e biVId"ay
sale al t", 81 Doa1'' tSatuuhys eNceQteLl
. cDIaiSltIy Gen Pas. Agt Z. vs. JACKSON, Genl SOpt
CoTrTU SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
- AID WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Na,as MuNDAY October IT, 1870 from Roosevelt and Gnni
i,r.es
NAL for Pachosue
10, m Accommodation for Babylon ~,
INN m EIpre Pachosus via stage TO Beepors Asd Fro
.,o I,ip Accommodation Saturdays through to Pr,sbous
s.abU m Bsbylon Accommodation
L. M. Accommodation.
9, 1,d Do A. n ,uI % ADJ $40 p trains valley
Stream iuf korkasar
She ) ail and J:O and 50; ? m uaua connect al NaIy
u W. DOUGLAS Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
COTTON MARKETS.

Ezw ORLEANS May Cotton GrueF, held higher hdinE ~
Is receipts 427 bales; gro ASH bas eIyoTio Gres'
Brt.r - bales coasSise 1888 bales sales, $500 bales stock
SAyANNA demand light offerings Md1nes
c receipts pS boes eIpors-to the Continent Va bae
q 900 hs'es; stock -, 4l2 baes
CHAKLEs4N 9-Coton seadvi SddDgs, lc net receipts
eo5 hses. ~ es 80 bsles stock. l2 46j bales -
steady; hdflnes, lfs0Is{ci gross
see pts % hales sales 4OO bales sfocs 4.O79 bales
SoHPOLK 9-COOn Quei Low hd1hrgs l5t 6l net re-
s1p is exportsoastWse l2J bales stock 40 bales
BosToN Cotton dull; hilgS l5tGIJsci gross recepb
10 bales. sal -s. so bales; stock, II 800 bales
WILMINGTON. May 9Cot9n quet Maihng1 l5c net reeeps
Is bales 40 bales stock Z039 bales
NOBLE MAY 9-CottOn-Msrfet bare Mdfngs l4c net re-
Great Britain, 10 'ohu
seht baias, ssles. 100 bales; stOck "a ~ bales
GlLvEsToS May 9Cotton quiet Good Ordinary lse pet
90 bales e1p1rts-t0 Great Britain 1850 bales ses OO baes
fSOek, S. 30 basA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
' fPor Pierr1ont and Syses on

| ONG ISLAND RAIbR0 - pP;MRxr
All after MONDAY OCT a. 1890 Trans w Ssa'e James UP
a. follows:
s:9U a N. Greenport end Sag Harbor
1880 a m. HorthIor Way Tran.
300 arbo RyeIeat Express through 70 Geen
Port on SATURDAY nights.
400 D. NJ. Northport BIpress ,,,.
500 ~ Ienpsead WAY Train Ip Saturday nights
Goo D N. Northport Way Train ,.,-, nj,
All connect al branch Hampstead Sunday trains for osyn,
len Cove Locus. Valley Icksye huntington and Nothpo leave
i0 -, s an a m ani6 d IN j. d. BARTON Sup';
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
-,,gp,rorrvp STOCK MaRKEr-M.ra

o. t s.aiy 5i cans Ea hands the market IS
eu bit On cJang figures Of lat week W1h an up%tri zen
derv Al - consisted " Illinois averaging l5J 70 a
81 TO- "a Co., averaging l3l4 b. a. IS s. 3. 90 DO Ia 10 - ~
Iir ug ga 10 So % Missouri stees averaging
In n al AID - Texas averaging S 10 az -
last
Ss 20 o. hearel averaging 10; 30 In ans sbesred
Averaging end 7g7 Indiana wooed - So Hogs without
snpaop herd Averaging 30 ID at 50 70 noie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
pFCrrpTS OF PRODUCE.

y pr- Rfrrr Tls1fls dnd Rdl7Folos. &c ~.
Ashes pkes BeesvaI, 80 bales Noou
DreI Fruit ei bas Eggs, ltOS hblS thn 49, u" i,.i -
III "a hs,N C,- % leo bbl- nca so heSs e
has Beans g4 Timothy Sect hsles Hemp oS es LUZ
lhcr, 9l5 pky Chcose l @s - ~. 49,
SO No. chi Meats pkr Tslos f5 pigs Grcase - rs "Ss
OIL. 100 pkGs Stsrce 800 ~ 81
es 99 Lh vobaco pigs Tobacco 80 bb hkJ ." bales
Xool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
pnllAnFIPHA 1IvR sroCK MARKEr-Ma1 9.

The mar for again dull this week snd e demand
,s tcl head sold q 07te 2 ID for fair to good
snd non Peunsy seers Common cattle sold at
Gouf z5c ., 10, gross -. ,oooo,.,..,, 81.
SHEEers demand for sheep and 1000 head sold at
from s. p3.c N. IN condition.
Iover head changed hands from S % sd 50 F. 100 n net
change DO IN tbs mAfkeii - ho- "e too
~ IRON : rs Y head, as 10 quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
Carpets, Beo0in9, furniture, Sc.
Jutfrnal ueuenue.

DUBLIC NOTICE.-UNITED STATES IN
1 TFPSAL REVENUE. THIRD DISTRICT or NEW DIRK, com
rg The seventh Tenth Eleventh Thirteenth Fourteenth and seven
ep rds-NOTICRs hereby given 20 h concerned at
The ANIMAL 1871, containing The Income az r ne year 6
and Special expiring 82 Of Manufact " 'gars and
Tobacco Manulcrd Tobacco ecthers br
and Wholesale Retail Dealers Luora required b. Act OF June
ameDdator
the Assistant will be open this Omce for and dung
H. mace ~ ES AVS hereof for and 81
the during the Of ten days there
valuations th1 lSInt u
rntne In aid Animal List; and List will Transmitted u The
Collector within days the expiration % the tine for hearing P
peals a. Aforesaid.
But no appeal viii he allowed shy party Gy assessed after the LIST
has been transmitted n the Collector.
And All appeal, 70 the Assessor Aforesaid be msGe in writing
and should specify the particular csn respecting which de-
con requested shall the ground PrnGpe OF
Error complained Of =, ,.r,r,,.,,, .--
Assessors Office seventhst Iairave' NeW-iors
NAY 10, 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
- - ERN RAILROAD:


Sf% hRq4D G1ot a cSSE Of
SJSISER SSHGEIsSfs s' eSrmeaas MoSbAY Nay
rS r. n ho n1 9 S 10 Ta s snSe Of csr
connecting with l. and B. kingston wiIkesbarre
i5 N EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting at Dan,i vita BcCa
for Aniogsr and hegton at Wassngo9 with he D. L. ard w T.
an Oveso and at kastOa With Lesh Valley for ali points
1870 n, LRfIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop. Newark Madison
Mostogn Do,er Waterloo Ilacsett'own Washington, Phpsbug
&C. ard =. ES.ioa With l. Y K for Bien Aicniosn Mach
oha5 ~AiG55i ib ' S and EyPSs TRAIN Vi, Paterson and
BOapoa directly through Bnsa-on without change Of cars
10 : m fAsroS EXPRESS connects Dover with Chester
At @S'eGo vita Se5 T. A. 9S :, 1 sai W" M v L. 10"
800 HACKETTSTowN MAIL, connects with Boon.on Chester
For MoREisroWY n7:i5 slo ll:2o :o) IN. 2:1o 800 aO
For ST aMIT arI intermediate stations at $50 7 75 $40 1910
a2p @ sT : ,o ri i Si iSt Az ga M 9o 94o 1910
and ~ NJ. ;iO, 49, 5O $500 49, 3d. 6;OO o;io SS slS
SES4sK go ~ g, 80 sl On 80 q, JOE "a l9 90
s5 80 $40 500 $50 Cos 900 go 900 go s:l5, and
Leave Eev.Iorl for BLOOMFIELD and MoSTCLATR at sao
$50 ami II 20 NJ aud 1900 $780, 1'lO ';39 AND .; n
ERIE RAILWAY. Leave Depots
II Of ch,mbeI.t sPd foot Of 2d,.s follows s.,o
p n sSd p H. d.y 25ds iO:i5 an 5s
:sa S @ r.n roas BoS connecting
VII, Via S2Rs eSSs nas Daq m s
sGo s & p M nG ron " , to Sq4S ,s
An Emgrart Tram leaves daily a! 7:4j p. N.
For Por; Jsrvis and WAY. $3.50 N. (2Jist. AIS ny
lIetosn ard Way $3.50 (Lst, 3J M; and Sun
day, only $50 IN. l2d.st. g:l5 a. M
forOtsvile and WAY, Of 80 N. t2d-st, 'Ilo A. M
For seVhurh and Way at $3.50 ud 4;SO M li 3;''
For sussrn way and g3Ist, AS and 545 n.y.
Tbesfer Trsin, IL 30 D 10. (-J-st 'l:4ip M
2d. gas, and III 10
m I:45 3:l5 55 and as From Chambers Depot,
Gas 1000 a m u M i rs, I, Sis, and Ga
For aciensark slale from 2Jist Depot SiS m and
tbfJ ChsmbeTssL DepO
a H. snd l. 4, 45:l5. g. AMI 1913 p.
Peaou Mack Tllnans and way nom zls DepqI ~:
m l5 1915 45 s. and e:l5 p m and SATURDAYS on LIE
D. D. From ChaInbersst Depot, at $50 1872 1880, +:3 tO
SIS and f63l D. M. Saturdays only, u W midnight
Tickets as-e and for Apartments Drawing Room and
Coaches otane the checking and transfer Bg
.,ge nav be left Company Offices 2 529 and o Broadway 2
1.mhess. 30 Greangichst 25tht and Tsrisye arem
Az Fuon Brookyn Dpots Of Chmbesst and foot OF 2st
EIchag and Long Dock Depot Jersey City and
ofthe Agents At the prucpa! hotels u,, u p,p,
l. ID kUCKER Dec =, WIN r. BARR
Gu S,nt 1870 Geul PaSs'r At
,p,iIv tor Hackensack only.
' fPor Per,ont and Sysck only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
9teamboais ano Railroads.


SAFETY sPEE HDs,x ASP n1 COMFORT
For BoS wos EslsuIs Gg snssfo .s iasa.
date point. The and stsneh asane"
~ VI CRY or kEwJoHk, v,,,c, -,
s ,' s g;-Yort Gil. "ny .r,,ss a. O'Clock "' fro"
FOR nd Soriss there connecting Ers trims
e, the 'so,s pOS u. New northern Norwich and
North RIVER. III SHORT, j., Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER,
eli st5 p m from Pier a. NJ R. foo, Of Robs,onss 4,
6 6sn fare TO BSST0S - To -
nd S % T I sisn a.. nd P p
" AHIGATION RESUMED for HARTFORD
to-day THURSDAY harcn for Hartford and River Landings The
Ment Tbs ce%paaJ not responsible o any, Ill '' NC"
x.rvo,, Nm T. G00DSfEsD, Up. H. N. T. Steamboat Co
III ARTF0RD DIRECT.-State of New-York
AID City Hartford leave Pee slip daily m for Hartford
Bs5ofo = H. &C. fss Is. e,. 81 81 sIs.. 81 Is
STAMFORD AND GREENWICH.-The new
~ ner AIERlcus leaves foot Of Markets. daily, at 49, aud
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
~, 1Sd fIsSe: Bot in foot q be con
1 % f STa T sSS S D k9 amP
with The Leigh and Suquehnus Railroads and Eaon with The Lee
ysnia and New y ork State.
ALLENTOWN %ISNyS I LIZ ,J TO THs VEST
commencing Janusry 90 l81l-lelve NsH-York follows
mFor flsmlngOn, EaSton Bethlehem Miueb Chunk Wbes
trre, slou Mthsnoy City NJ Carmel Haze,Ou Tunkhsnnock
IO"ads NsVer &c. Connects Junction with d. L. and W r. 4
7:i0 a m.-FOr Bss.on
EXPRESS. daily Except sunda-s for Ea,ton A.
lenosn Harrisburg, and the Wost Somerve
iagoa at Phlp'larz for Mach Chunk Wikesba WaHspor
Enc &c at Eison for Msnch Chunk Msbanoy City NJ Carmel Viii
Transport, Ere, &C.
lO:5D a. m.-Wsy Train for someryile
RmF0r Pennington EsstOD Allentown Mauch Chunk Hsh,roy
City Hsleton Wlkeharre Reading Columbia EphTs
Pottsyile Harrisburg BelVdee
Up m.-For Easton and Allentown
$40 mIor Easton Allentown and Maueh Chunk Connects at
Junction for all stations on ID. H. gni W. X K
$3.50 p. m.-Por somerIe and bennington.
5pmCNCIsNATI EXPRESS dailg tr Esston bethlehem, Allen
Town Reang Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago Sleep
Ing and Palace Cans 20 Pittsburgh aud Chicago
5:l5 ?. m.-For SoIsrvle.
D. m.-Por Somervile
p m.-Fur Biston
8p m Emiyrsnt-Por Easton.
s40p n.-Por PAINTED
y D m.-For Plaiuhe1 Wednesdays AMI Ssinrisu
For Elizabeth $50, lJ 7f0 83D 900 9:p 1890 Has
a. ml2 loo 200 3:Ij 3:9 800 4: SIS 5:I5 $780, 5:f
Geo ESQ 700 7:t), 800 800 800 $40 10: s. 300
Tickets obtained the Office OF the Central Rail
road Of SewJeey foot Of Lbet N 7 aud the principal hotels
and offices in Sew-fok CITY T. BECKER Superintendent
II. +. BALDwIs. Gen Pass. AsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL-
~ -1'' ROAD.

T. w 1ODh h-'i' W ''~A' @@''
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMESCING JUNE 20 1870
Passenger station yor4 Of Twenty seTenths sud
F0Hr'h Trains FLEW LE&vE ?q FTS1
For and Bridgeport ca, 1850 a. IN pl1 tEH)
For So stsiior Fsrae Southport and westpOr ll;'o
For Sorw.ia T. tEr 3 m l2:l5 CEr) '(El ';'' 40
o. 2Il ~ s'i % o. r ,s $50 500 and s:p
FOR Stan lord T. (rl, 1850 R'i3 thLl I:l''S tEhh
3l5 Erl, i:i5, $50 go ':lS Ok D. Of, a4s
For Greenwich and intermediate. stations T. 'o Q" ga 49,
s8ndaS Mail Train Twenty seventh st. NewY0 at @ '''
Boston, via both SPHHScSsoss S SIC rs Gn TgiSs
70, Boston Boston va Il, sgg .I. fsa J, 5 an. %
Hartford and Springfield, a. m N;l' = '''' p III " ~
For Newport r. L. l5 N Er) connecting with steamer across
s.agaae Bay aTr,ng a. s:o m l,.I5 D. m To Montreal
to Noaa%P,Cd and Phtll Rlroad l2:i5 p. n
For Shofe line Railway, ai3. m 10 Norwich anu r'O' ~
d 70 NeF2ndon, yatb,mp.On Railroad to North
~ 3D. Haus,toHic Rarosi and m w.,.,,u,,
W, p,pSary aud Sorsak Railroad a m u ana % p III
For Railroad a m u: a. ,u and o to Sun
daS Mail T D.sg Room 0 " Snpen,sndent
NETWORK CENTRAL AND Hn o!
pIyRR OAD-Tran,le leave Thrueth,st a. i0iioN'
m Chicago BIpress cars No accom-
ioa M special Drawing Car Express of Oneis "
except la"llg 9oIa -
otS m Sorihern Western Brsc'' D"'ns''0 ''
'ened Montreal Express Drswns-roSn clrs att.eaa 70 Water,
M Tin, Pacific EIPress with Sleeping ca" through "'
tow Second Pc6c EIPss with sleeping e1T' a,n R4
ro,d,: Tor ST. Lou., via Toledo anu ious'iN'' W.
, ,u' ,,il leave Of y IN o Sunliysl .,,
'1 m s M. Sish Express. sleeping cars attached
M 49, AL s 40 p w. PeeIstil trains
s:2o and 6 So asi S i5s w. l. ioo as So $40 aud
'' suad'; & for Go1i SsfssbhrcK Geur Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-10
EOR SALE.
TOR SALE.
gHOIcB
CITY AND COUNTY BONDS
PAYING FROM

CITY AND COUNTY BONDSv
PAYING FROM
10 TO lie PER CENT,
FREE OF ALL TAXES.
INTEREST COUPONS PROMPTLY PAID sRMI-ANNUALLY IN
NBW-Y0Rk.
FIRST. CLASS SECURITIES OF UNDOUBTED CHARACTER
BELOW PAR
ALSO NBWIORK CITY RAILROAD STOCKS AND BONDS.
INSURANCE. BANK. AND GAS-LIGITr STOCKS, -
INCLUDING Az EXTENSIVE VARIETY or FIRST MORTGAGE
RAILROAD Z AND = PER CENT GOLD DOEDS FOR sAPE
AND PROFITABLE INVESTMENTS, AT LOW RATES
FOR SALE BY
ALBERT II. NICOLAY,
BANKER STOCK BROKER, ard AUCTloNEER 10 FINEST NY.
n B-FIRsT-CLASs INVESTMENT SECURITIES PAYING
LARGE RATES OF INTEREST A SPECIALITY WITH THIS
HOUSE FOR MANY YEARS.
O. A 0nA WANTED BUILDING LOAN
GD f.OOO. Of srst norsas property to
cost much. Address Box 3.2. New-YOrk
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-07-14
CHANCERY 0RllER

State OF blichigan-The Circuit Court for the
County OF Van Buren,. In Chancery.
Emily j; Coleman. Complainant, vs.. William
Coleman, Defendant.
Suit pending IN the Ninth Judicial Circuit at
Pa Paw, in Van Buren, County. on the 18th
day OF July, 4. ID. 1871. Present - John
Knowles Esq, Circuit Court Commissioner for
said Comfy. 1t satisfactorily appearing to me
by affidavit on file in this cause that William
Coleman, the above named defendant, is not a
resident OF the State OF Michigan, but IL res.
ident OF Delta, in the state OF Ohio. On mo-
ton OF Stephenson e. Barnum, Solicitors for
the Complainant, it if ordered that said defend
ant, William Coleman, cause his appearance to
be entered in this cause within three months
from the date OF this order and that this order
be published once in each week for six success
slve weeks in the TRUE NoRTHERNER, a news
paper published in said County, the first publ
cation to be within twenty days from the date
hereof; Dated July Is, A. ID. 1871. 850t7
JOHN KNOWLES, Cir. 1t. Com. for Van Buren, Co
SrEPHENsoN BARNuM, Solicitors tor Complt.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-07-14
THE CIVIL SERVICE .9G.9s.N.

The Detroit Tribune says, that the Grand
Rapids Eagle takes a position hostile to the
Civil Service Reform, 80 far as it involves the
abolition Of the present System OF dispensing
official patronage. The Eagle, in fact, arrays
Itself by It's arguments against anything that
deserves the name of reform, for it seeks to
protect from disturbance the fountain-head of
all the impurities that corrupt the stream. If
a capacity for stump speaking or for manipu-
lating caucuses, or for organizing political clubs,
or for firing the heart Of the subterranean ele-
ments constitutes all the training that Is re-
CURED for the proper care and administration
Of the most important public interests-diplo-
matte, financial and judicial; it it is desirable
that men who have acquired familiarity with
their duties shall at each twirl of the political
wheel yield up ther places to the inexperienced:
if it is best that limited and uncertain tenure
Of Office shall tempt the holder OF RESPONSE
bic public trust to ''feather his nest" while lie
has an opportunity. rather than to thoroughly
acGuaint himself with all the details of his du-
ties il the usual incentives to fidelity IN pri-
vate positions are of no Importance III connec-
ton with the public service; if 1t is best for
the people that the offices shall be considered
the property OF individuals, and be distributed
by them as rewards for personal services; If all
these things are true-and not otherwise-then
is the Eagle justified in it's protest against the
Civil Service Reform in the only shape in which
i. amounts to anything tangible and possesses
any actual value.
l,e%~o liz
CT into the history and the present status OF
American politics. who does not realize the ex-
tent and the deplorable character OF the de-
moralizatiou that has arisen from the existing
system OF filing ''the Offices" In many cases
they become mere cards, which are shuffled
and dealt by political gamblers, whose games
are as dishonest as that which ALI Sin did not
understand. They are then the causes Of fierce
contests, followed by bitter feuds, and they
weaken parties by alternating their friends. and
by sowing the seeds OF disorganlzation. Again,
they act as fertilizers, which promote the
growth Of rank crops Of corruption, while for
those who Will be honest they furnish only @
thankess service. There is hardly an aspect
Of this matter In which benefit will not be rea-
liz cd from removing them from the arena of
politics. This course will extirpate the crying
evils OF snecure places. political assessments
and similar abuses, and would make room for
system which should open a path for the most
competent applicant, should establish perma-
nency OF tenure and promotion as the rewards
FOR official fidelity, aud should build up an
esprit du corps that would act as the conserva-
Tor Of individual integrity, and would unques
tionably benefit the public service. Unless
these results can be gained, there will be no
reform. and all labor that stops short of this
end will be wasted and fruitless.