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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, Tho Circuit Con I
for the County OF Van Buren,, In Attach
ment:
Charles r. Bates and John II. Bates surviv-
ing partners OF the firm OF Bassett, Bates d
Bates vs.. Stowel DiDlck. Notice 10 hereby
given, that on the nineteenth day OF January,
A. d., 1871, a writ Of attachment was duly 10
sued out of the Circuit Court for the County Of
Van Buren, at the suit of Charles Il. Bates and
John III. Bates, the above named plaintiffs
against the lands, tenements, goods and chat
tells, moneys and effects of Stowell Dimick, the
defendant above named, for the sum Of five
hundred dollars, which said writ was returnable
on the seventh day of March. A. D., 1871, aud
by virtue Of which certain real estate was at
tached
Dated this Dist day of March. 1871.
S94t7 JOHN w. BREEsE, Atty for Plaintiffs.
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county Contention.

A County Convention Of the Prohibition
Party will be held at the Court House, on Sat-
urday, the 25th Of March, 1871, at one o'clock,
p. M, for the purpose OF nominating candi-
date for Superintendent Of Schools, and one
for Drain Commissioner and for the transac-
ton OF such other business as may come before
it. Let all Prohibitionists attend. BY order
OF Co. Com. L. A. CIR ANGER, Com,
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATING
CAUCUS.

The Republican Electors Of the Township Of
Paw Paw, are Requested to meet in Caucus at
the Court House, in said village, on SATUR-
DAY EVENING, APRIL 1st, 1871, at the hour
of IA O'Clock, p. NJ. for the purpose Of putting
in nomination suitable persons to be supported
Eor the VARIOUS TOWNSHIP Offices, at the ensuing
township Meeting
T. e. HENDRIcK,
q. A. HARRISON, Com.
W. Il. SHRINE,
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To Nebraska. California, Kansas, aud
the II. n ~. R. R. Lands.


The starting points of this Route are at Chi
cago and Peoria. The central point is BUR-
LINGT0N ,on the Mississippi. 1t traverses Hi
nois and the whole breadth Of Southern Iowa.
Near the Missouri, its trunk forks into three
branches, for it has three western termini.
Its northern terminus is Council Bluffs,
where, crossing 10 Omaha, it connects with
the Union Pacific for all places On the intra-
continental and Pacific slopes. Overland
travel and traffic chosen this reliable route
more and more.
It's next terminus is Lincoln, the Capital of
Nebr aska, ffty-fve miles west Of the Missouri
at Plattsmouth. This is the only direct avenue
to the South Platte country, where the sales Of
railroad land last season, 'ose TO half mil
lion.
It's third terminus is az Hamburg, and Ne
braska City, At Hamburg. il makes close
connections, twice day, for St. Joseph, Leav-
enworth, Kansas City, and the whole South-
west,
In journeying then, from the East 10 Kansas,
via Burlington, you enjoy advantages you can
secure on no other line You both pass over a
road second TO no other in speed, safety, or any
Pullman luxury of modern travel ; and while
on your way survey the gaiden Of Illinois and
Missouri as we'll rs 400, 0o0 acres Of prairie in
Southwestern Iowa, now in market at low
prices and long credit,
Keep II then before people westward bouhd
"to take he Burlington Route. s2Vly
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(.ITffrS.

The Prohibtionists Of the Township of Paw
Paw will hold Township Caucus at the Court
House on Saturday, March 25th, 1871, at 8
o'clock p, NJ for the purpose of nominating
Township Officers.
By ORDER TOWNSHIP Com
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DEMOCRATIC CAUcUs-The Democratic electors
of the Township of Paw Paw, are to meet in
Caucus at the Court House, on Saturday, the
let, day OF April. at one o'clock in the after
noon for the purpose of making nominations
for Township Offices
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The Cctcbrdt6d TFOtting stallion
.NFGRT Y,JU,K,

his celebrated trotting stallion will make
the season OF 1871 at the following places
Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at the
Park House Stables, Portage street, Kalama-
zoo; Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays at the
Stables Of the pyckman House, Paw Paw, at
the low price OF FORTY DOLLARS by the
Season: Money paid or note given at the time
OF service. Description-Night Hawk ID golden
sorrel, sixteen hands high, weighs 1150 pounds
and for shape, style and temper, Is not ex-
celed by any horse In the state. His trottlng
qualities need no comment, as the record OF
the Lansing Society shows that he trotted there
on half mile track in 231 and again in Au-
gust, 1868, on the same track, he trotted FIVE
mile race against Dallas OF Detroit, winning
the race easily in IA minutes !. and in a trial
ten days before the race, trotted his five miles
on half mile track in 1926. Pedigree-Night
Hawk was sired by Champion, he by Almanack
by Mambrino, by Imported Messenger. Dam,
Spirit, by Engineer out Of Syren, by American
Eclipse. HIS dam was sired by Esq. Shermau's
Young Eclipse by American Eclipse, by Duroc,
by Imported Diomed. HIS dam by Gray Do
med. son OF Old Medley, her dam by Old Cade,
grandam by Col. Hickman's independence, by
Independence, by old Fearnaught, out OF Dolly
Fine, Old Silver Eye, great-grandam by Inn
ported Badger. Her dam was by Mary Ridge,
out OF Kate Dolan. by Brutus, by Bashaw.-
Thus it will be seen that there Ia not drop OF
blood running in Night Hawks vlens but what
originates from Thorough Bred stock. All
mares served by this horse and not proving in
foal can have the service OF the horse the fol-
loving fail free Of cheIge.
s34tf JOHN 5. VAN KIRK.
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Hon. Sanford Howard Secretary OF the Mich
gan Board Of Agriculture, died at Lansing,
March, 9th, INST of Paralysis, In the 66th
year Of his age.
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Chronometer Balances and Hair Springs ap-
piled to Swiss, American and English Lever
Watches, and Balance adjusted to Heat, Cold
and Position, at MELcHoR & WILSON'S Jewelry
Store, Paw Paw, Mich. S29t5
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Republicans will notice that the nominating
Caucus is to be held at the Court House, on
saturday, the LIST, day Of April, IN the evening.
Let there be full attendance, and let all see
TO it that fit and good men are put in nomin-
alton.
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BYLAW No. IS.

Be it ordained and established by the Pres
ident and Trustees Of the Village OF Paw Paw
That it shall not be lawful for any person to
run velocipede or Hoop, Main or Kalamazoo
streets. Any person violating the above ordin-
ance shall be punished by fine not to exceed
five dollars for each and every offence, to take
effect Immediately.
Dated Paw Paw, March Is, 1871.
PETER GREMPs, President.
ALEX. NJ. HARRISON, Recorder. S34
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EXHIBITION. will be held at the Free
Will Baptist Church in Almena Literary Ex-
hibition on Thursday and Friday evenings March
39.h, and 31st, 1871, for the benefit Of the Free
Will Baptist Church of Amena.
The exercises will be participated in by the
Schools Of the townships Of Almena and Wa
verify.
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d. T. Moore & Co. Hardware dealers at Law
renee have sold out their entire stock to Mr.
Sutton who will continue the business We
wish him success in his new enterprise.
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Hon W, L. Stoughton will please accept our
thanks for a copy OF the agricultural Report
for 1869.
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MUsIcAL.-The Van Buren, County Musical
association will hold a session at the VI. F..
Church. in I.awton, on Wednesday, March
18th. Al are invited to attend.
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Messrs. Willard Whicher and Henry Hog
mire We sold their interest in the Meat Mar
ket, Just east Of the Dyckman House, to James
NJ. Longwell of the Dyckman House, who will,
in connection with Mr.. F. H. Taylor, continue
the business at the old stand
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CHANCERY ORDER.

State of Mchgan-Thc Circuit Court for the
County of Van Buren,. In Ohancery.
Sarah A. Reese, Complainant, VS.. Samuel
Reese, Defendant.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court tor the
County of Van Buren,, at Paw Paw on the third
day of March, A. d 1871. 1t satisfactorily
appearing to me by affidavit on file that Samuel
Reese the above named defends does not re-
side IN the State Of Michigan, hut is absent
therefrom and is resident Of the State of New
York. On motion Of Stephenson Barrum,
Solicitors for Cohplainant,it is ordered that
said defendant Samuel Reese cause his appear
ance to be entered in this cause within three
months from the date of this order and tina t
this order be published once in each week for
six successive weeks in the Tue Northerner a
newspaper published in said County the first
publication to be within twenty days from the
date hereof.
Paw Paw, March Sd, ISL. S32t7
JOHN KN0WLS, Circuit Court Commissioner.
STEPHENSON BARNUH, Compl'ts Solicitors
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SUBSCRIBERS receiving their papers with an
- after the name are notified that their sub
-criptions will expire in two weeks, ana those
marked NX have already expired.
{ CONTRIBUTORS are requested 10 write with
v INN, on ONE SIDE of the SHEET ONLY.
4 ORGANIZATIONS must be accompanied by
u the trua name Of the author and i'm no I'M
stance will MSS be returned unless a stamp is
enclosed for that purpose.
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Always on hand or made to 0.ler. g.
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.

a LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.
Just Published in sealed envelope. Price six
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and Radical Cure of Spermatorrhra, or Semi
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Debility, and Impediments TO Marriage gc2er-
ally; Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits; Ment' and Physical Incapacity,
resulting from Self Abuse 6c.-By Robert J.
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Book" &c. The world removed auther, in this
admirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own
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tions, bougies, instruments, rings or cordials.
pointing out msde Of cure at once certain and
ehectual by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, AID radically. This Lee
ture Will Prove A Boon Ta Thousands And
Thousands. Sent under seal, to any address,
in plain sealed envelope on the receipt Of six
cents, or two postage stamps. Also Dr.. Gull
verwells Marriage Guide" price rs cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. g. KLINE & CO..
l27 Bowery, New York Post Office Box 1856.
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IMPRovEMENTs.-Mr. NJ. Wheaton is erecting
very substantial and neat dwelling house, on
Kalamazoo street. on the site where the DWELL
ing of Rodney Hinckley stood years ago. and
which was removed by Joseph sherman. and is
now the residence Of DR.. E. Bltely.
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CASTATA OF EsrHER.-We learn that the sing
ers Of Paw Paw are practicing with view of
bringing out this beautiful and entertaining
sacred Oratoro at an early day. It is to be
brought out under the auspices OF Prof. Cook,
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New MUsIc.-Prof' f. Cook, Music Dealer,
has left on our table fine piece of New Mu-
sic, entitled Dripping Waters Polka by J. a..
Simmonds, and published by c. ]. Whitney.
al lovers OF good music will always fLd good
supply on sale at the Music Rooms, as also
Musical Instruments.
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We publish this week an article on our Pub
lie Lands, which conveys vast deal OF infor-
nation, in regard thereto, which has heretofore
been inaccessible to the body Of the people
This article should be carefully studied by every
one who would wish to acquire good knowl-
edge Of the history Of our public domain. We
know Of no other source where so much can be
obtained in 80 condensed form,
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The following is list Of Jurors drawn for
the April term of our Circuit Court commenc-
ing on the tenth day Of April next. Jurors
ar, required to be in attendance on the first dsy
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We call attention to the advertisement of
Free, Martin x Co.. (successors to Howe and
Cow who are wide awake and go-ahead business
men; and propose to sell cheap: holding that
FIVE cents profits on quick sale is better than
ifty cents on the old fashioned slow coach prin-
ciple. All persons in want of anything in their
line of trade would do we'll to give them a call
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Warren II. Botsford, Decatur.
Jonathan Curry, do,
Arson Ii. Knight, do
Sterling Cole, lawrence.
Lyman Witter, do
Arson |. Barnes, do
William Nandevere, do
John NJ. Ridlon, do
Edward Whitney. Almena.
Decatur Downing, do
Joseph KilburD, raw Paw.
Robert Orr, do
Isaac w Van FosseD, do
William Lyle, do
Daniel w. Abrams, do
Frasrus Cash, DO
George w. l.ongweD, do
Jason Atwell, Porter.
,Iohn y. Osborne, Geneva.
Orrin s. Hosge, do
Warren Gilbert, BANGOR
Aison Uyames, Waverly.
George Il. Pomeroy. south Haven.
Jacob High. Hamilton.
.. W. ROWLAND, Co, Clerk
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Ross is just getting in his spring stock Of
Dry Goods. The most elegant styles of ats
and Caps, Boots and shoes, Prints and every
fore purchasing. S93t3
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1raths.

In st. JoInsbuIy. Dee. H. Benjamin wight aged
- Years = months and - DAYS.
In Burkc, July =. Mr. Jason C"lburn aged =
years L months and 10 d.,vs-i"r:nrrly "i Chester
field y. Il.
In Burke urc. /! Emma !. C.ihrru :.@rL ="
Nrals and months
In Woodbury., Dec. !. al rl. al 'rc"d a-r 81 II
Years AIr. Daniel Smith.
IN Plainiirld. Dee. T. Mrs. Emclnc White II"
Of Charles White a4a daughter "f William l. md
Kelsey Lainphcre. Of Erookiield, aged .. years
IN stowe Dee. :, Dr.. Joseph Robinson aged -
In stowe. Dec. :. Nj y. y. l.. Parker, aged =!
Ia Randolph Nnv. % Miss PcIsi5 Eaton. aged =!
In Randolph NOV. -, MIR. Harvey Lancaster
aged - years.
In hyde Part. Euv. y NarI l.. dtU-h;". O..
Eds.tr and Jan. / Moves. aged II Wears.
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5Harraqrs.

In 81. John~hury. Dee. 10, by Rev. l.. % Riasto".
Mr.. Reuben q. Cheney. and Miss Mar t. lIarri-
man. both of -. .JUlInsbuIy.
In -. JOhnsbury. Dec. Il. Mr.. David j. Saunders
and Miss Julia \. Gould. both 81 Danvil".
In sutton. Dec. l., by Hon. j. {. Tibhrrt- Vii.
&iechacl, Libby "f sheffield and Mis- Mary i
Drown of Sutton.
In uardwick, Dee. ) Mr. =. Hatch md Miss
Anna Dawson. OF lI..rdwick.
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,....,. TAT rC.L-Mcctin.s in halt a.: tal,'t"Erti'
I:.,E-Cl;ep. W l.. Moves. PASTOR sabbath
services ut 1890 :. NJ !, and t.m =. II $40
l..tE School II 1868 n.
Ia iri"LIsI CHUE-H-tEe>. IL Z. Sh' i'''m l"N'"'.
sabbath s,Ivi.r- al 1919 \. =. - '''i t.'
/. VI. sabbath school II l:.Uo VI.
,u.Iu Co>.I Cn'E;H-ts"r. 'fas- NJ Ns'''i'-:'i'
Pastel, sabbath arI >ic..~ al leo a ;i ami
oIAI. Ii. sabbath school Al II. i. y.
20, 4lr.NnL Cm'ECn --,i;,,. L. q. Ein>'"" Ia
l.r.t sabbath >cry!rrS n lO.,ia 4. t. and G,'y
r. l. stbhatA >rh,~I At I!:1t e. fIeHn
Meetings u each nuI,i. W:'i.r- ~ ''.n
il. Al IA
l.,I... 3.T>a t,.LI>Ii,, U,ltIIo'.-rI.'lri
Meetings II their Rooms tni'u i;i.'A. IL
day evenings a; -.i-J "'ci'gL.
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TIi tfJNfE Err.

I H. bNf III :.
The smith liarnal.,, concert "lI HI
dry light l.,,, Il Disappointment. Not
that The artist, did any thing poorly
the; could hardly ,lu that hat the en-
tci!aiimcm WIS - much interior Ia The
one given by the saint parties last
March. 49, to 'tc = udrrcI al general lc-
mark. Ihc f;tnt, W. d"uhli'Sr i'"th
thai IF the autliriir, and III" ayti-t-.
/ / he fist P:lt Of In" program met With
/ littlr enthusiasm from the auduru:'r.
and atirl THAI thu effort Of ,hc >inGrl~
seemed tu ht Ia @t.t Though ~ soon 49,
/ po>~ihlr. The pru@i.Irr W;..' very ~h"I
at the most. Vet ii required the utmost
muscular effort on the Part "f the an
di,iirr 10 bring uiit any one Jh;' ~'''"nd
time Hul Tia; greatest disappointment
tn !i., ai.dirmrr il .,rrrs.,d /" H. VA the
fact tlI"i I;almllc, umdriin"h t. nci
H"?,ahrr ith the para OF !IarI,ll",. l.it
nul. Vi. Balnairt j. nothing ii u"l
huu!uIult~: il.f thrl:. &;r~ nothing on
i!t. program iiicil cuuld create :. ~lmi!t'
even uu;il nest /" lio ia-t piece. Whrm
lie '-uy>g"lman brought down HE
huu~c. In r''~pua~" {" "n rn"":''. ii''
nlad, It mistake in going. through hi
..Rhgmm:aii,.>. WHEN rllrr, we're i d">cn
=. lhiu.- h, m.h have done y hch w";ild
have. shook he building t. il io'uI'la
liufl~. THEN cam, .ic ia~t piece. Lie
Tulcatlor. over which il ~. difficult
10 @r, up njc. enthusiasm. Vet the an-
dirncc clrrI,d ,"ricrou~iN. hoping IA
hiu" on Bl,nahr,. again. liUt II VAS
una}uiihL. AND tn. audience dispersed
tcrlim. disappointed. .trd a. though The
concC,li>t> Wcr" n"t Nrll liberal {"
, their music: ,i.i ihc artists in return
felt that they had >llI:, l." Il very d".;'
audience IN Il very poor mu~ic hall "r
a. Mrs. smith expressed it. ~h' irlt Il
j, though ~h, va singing with he. h'a'
70 in hnN :" the concert which tn
y nuhii,. had anticipated :" mnrh. am'
=. which ,ilcu ,,c"pI, from twenty mile
/. around. Wa~ not the >ucrc>, il NIGH
Il have hccu Nevertheless, Mrs. SmitI
|. SING her t,,,atinn from p"niHctH AT
i the " Eyl"cs" superhly and i'll a,s"c
/" an rilr"ir. delighted the audi
N e4cc with ''J"hnny Brown. Iii. FEES
= scnd"m sustained his lcpHtat ion in tn
Spn4 II hrtc Age, of Love" which ",
done it, the finest taste ami Voice.
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next week complaint was brought 20
Mr. Russell that pin. was compelling
the Catholic children tn read trom the
Bible. He called upon pin. and told
her She had better excuse those pupils ::
and Ms informed Ivy pin. hat those
" no cams, Ia school must read from the
Scriptures. Mr.. Russell soon after dis
missed the teacher.
The def. claimed that the plti. from
these facts WAS not entitled To recover :;
that the prudential committee had Il
right To direct about the reading Of the
Bible. ami that as plfi. had refused /"
obey his requests. he had Il right to dis
miss her. The court pro .j"'md ruled
otherwise. The jury rcturncda verdict
for pin. to: 500. throwing cost, on the
district Brown. Dickcy ~ Smith for
pin. Burke. Hcldcn Y May for dctt.
No. - 7fhuiltS ". bruce Is. JHmeS
f. Ei~h"r. General as>umpsit. The
bone # contention i'll this ease Was i
certain iauk cav t"r which - pltf.
claims The delft. offered 1" pay so if
plti. would drive her 10 his Yard next
day in IS good condition as she was
when ,ici; examined her. PIN. drove
COW nest day .and left her IN def. :
yatd. and pilf cot Hn notice that dcft.
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the jury lodged tina, i>>I" altogether.
and dcridcd the east independently "i
it. Tie question really WAS: Had the
prudential cOmmlttc powci To discharge
wishes il the management nj the school!
The .jurl found tia; liz. had: yet thcE
gave the ease Ia the teacher. and for
this reason We >upp">c: The testimony
ut 10th the committeeman. and his wife
WI lat he hired the teacher tn!' - Il
Wrck. The testimony of the teacher
and her father Was that she WAS Ia have
800 for the term Of twelve weeks. maxi
Ing .i;;S per week. After She was
discharged from the sri""l the treasurer
ol the district made her Il tender OF
80 ~. eli at the rate of II per week for
the time -hc had taught. The teacher
refused the tender. and sued the dis
tr..t for pa. Ion the entire term. he
nirN having found that the committee
had pow er It. discharge the teacher he
fore lie term had expired. could not
lind tntg h. Ma holden la her for pay
for tn, unr>Iirri part. bat did lind that
thc teacher w. entitled /" pay II :h''
rate ii slid; per wr'h lr III" time
she taught. instead of III the rate "I
24.00 per Ncyh IL trmdrrcd her i'N tn"
treasurer. - they drought i'll i Nrr-
diri for Teacher eli $3.50 or ~ cents
more than the district rendered her.
We have Otter, heard that in g"i'@ /"
law both parties got beaten. hui We Il"
not lrcullrri "i' seeing :" striking. IN
example. of the ~lyin% a. In. .il">c r.!sr
illustrates.
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81. ,4ohnsburp 6 aledonlan.

:, .;ohnshur, Vt. Friday. Dee -. iS' l.
=, Friends in th,~ section al the Stat" will add
,..lly 4, The interest "f the tal"i"uiau ny
.l,, - l,...l items promptly and i:i 's'H H.
~ t.rm.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

gctt clerk. Ii WAS voted to a>~c>> Il
tax of 60 cents um the dollar oi the
grand list. The collector ch">rm last
March having failed +" file his bond III
the specified time. the office wa dcrlal-
cd vacanl. Gc". Ranmry said that Io-
>iah Ward would collect the taAc> for
: Nh. and moved he hc elected collector.
which w.s done. Ii Was then discover
rt that Inc town had no first constable.
AMI Calvin Morrill, moved Nj. Ward he
elected constable al>c. With the .juri>-
dirtion of the state. \ motion /" amend
by substituting The words United States
and Cuuada>. was lost. and Nj. Ward
wa~ elected lirl all goes for nothing.
~ we understand it, as there was no
article III the warning providing f"r the
election of constable.
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svsNDSOR COUNTY
s:lIi IA.
Fire Insurance Go. ,
I\'oRi'oI. tTED, % {. 30. Is.:H
I!rst Policy issued .ApIii & IN

The average rate %. ass, ssucnt~ turin2 III, pat
thiIty-"ne wears ha- been only Two \yn IHtI.g.
ToURrHs pei cent
The assessment tot the Nr.tr rHiiu. Mach %
I-1l. WAS T~" A\h o>E-F"uGrn peg ,oH'.
Ii asks H"tr patronage hccmlSC.
l. 1t il HONE CoMrA>Y; managed t., ,:ut,nt
and in~ninl only in this STATE.
=. INSURANCE in it i. rh,lpcr Jhan II ,..,u -, u
any stock Co, because il is mutual and thr,- Lrc
u" dividends /" hc paid to Stockholders.
:. Il takes but thrr" I.r tn pa, i!,itin
note III advance. ami aa,..ss-a at the cad 81 Zach
year what is necessary meet In" losses already
made thus leaving your money. So l.tI a. possible
in your own hands where il cannot lee lost through
ans mistakes dishonesty of Directors:
!. Tho Company has clear surplus all
liabilities AID th, yer: low Avera-c assessments
proves that il Ia been honestly .I,t rrn,irutly
managed.
B,c,nib-r III
t'EIIo iIAlIi. Pres.
Ii. 8: NOt IIfGAIE. ~e.. MA IN
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-12-22

Wnt..itow MON aI.t ~in"i, N:ri,.t.
I,I TIA" w,eG c.,i!n, I'-.il,. l,yrinh,r - -.
NlI.kEU ETEt-t '.v. ,!nicc - 80 q - Ur: r>trn
- o. A9 =: first quality - co. -: second 4u
ijN :. Oh ~: thi:l quality - ~ 3, Il ~
STORE CATTiE-WU,Ljn. D.ru sad ~lt,.- pol
pair. SvO. sluo Sl4.i 500
Mich COWS A>n CkLyE~-~.a.. Ia. ,.,tIt -.. 4.
$50. liIT1v, tpw- II! = -
NrAEIIN"---G - a IL w." ,,..l~ I'D i! a -:
three, Years old -, 4 81.
SwINE-WrStcrn fat nnii;. Narih.ru Dress, j
Hogs &c per ~. StnrcS-W hult.-.il. none.
PRICES OF SHEEr AND L,N!ss-Iu luts = - =. ~
- M, :; ~ - ~ per head r>Ir, = -' ui"
head on ~.c per III.
Spring Lambs. II M - - un
Brighton Hides. =! = Sc per H.
Country Hides. l. pei H.
III ghtun F"ll"w Il "a dc u; 20
Country Ia0w. = Il tc per ~
Prltl. - - u =! - each
Calf skins III Il lie per ~.
r!.IcE- ur P1t'IfRN Extra l.. Ia, pee H.. ilimr
u good nrdiam I..'.r :"
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