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mAAblsG biANT<slsS.
A -REM0vAL-sLATE MANrELs, CRATES 40
"a. Large aiid elegant stock az our warerooms
tHon square, corner oil Fourth avenue and Seventeenth
street. PESRiliN SLATE COMPANY IRA .Iiiactarcrs OF
every variety OF SLATE work, plain and ornamental
A KLABER STEAM MARBLE AND MARsLEIzINa
II Works. lyi and 1875 East Eighteenth sircct-Nurtc
and marbie,lcd Maneis, iing Marble Counters Monu.
ment at prices that DEFY conpetitiou Marble Turung
for the trade.
CTBwARrs SLATE MANrRI.s-HIcu AND ELEGANT
~ designs; Slate Work OF every description marble and
wood Manteis Y. y. STEWART CO,
20 aud ~ West Twenty bird street
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OFFICES TO LET-AT FROM ssD TO $1,000 PER AN
" mum. SPOFFORD BROTHERS CO.,
20 Broadway
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UCrION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
"A this day.-Magnncent Pnnoorte, oil Paintings,
Bronzes &c.IThis Griday, morning comnencinlEE
sell The whole complete first class liousehyd Furnture,
resdence 10 West twenty third stfeci Between sixth
and seventh avenues caiafogue comprising over slots
namely, Paror Suits IA Bedroom Suits. Library and Din
ing Room Furniture. ROSEWOOD Etageres, Bookcase 60
Books stalqary siyeEwsre rlass and ohns CnieFy,
Kichch furniture Sale posiiyc Ia lots TO highest bid
acrs. GOODS boxed and shipped tor purchasers
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A SSISTANT wANTED-ON A PROMINENT MAGA-
n Zine to supcrntend the Office collect bills, &c mist
be gentleman Of piionable characters salary,
p 500 but ms an earnest faithful services must deposit
81 500 which nc will receive percentage Of profits
Address box 1852 Post office.
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CPLENDID CHANoE.-I WILL LET MY BASEMENT
to any one Wishing to give table Board TO dodgers
ana those OF the vicinity; Easements large, with
complete convenience for the above purposes Address
Mrs ON, station d.
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A FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORE IN THE TWENTY
"A first Ward Apply to JOHN CARNEY, 32l East
Twenty eighth street.
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S,TORE TO RENT ON BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTY.
~ second strcet-French plate glass windows; good 10
cation Tor jewelry store, millinery, dressnaking &C.
A. g. LOOMIS l. 2ji broadway
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A FORTUNE FOR GOOD LIVE BUSINESS MAN.
IA Restaurant and Hotel for sale both doing good
cash business will sell either both Address H. H.,
box l3l Herald Office
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WANTED-A BOY IN a HARDWARE STORE TO
" make himself generally useful, and one that Is not
afraid TO work must write good hand md have ne
ofreerences Address, in own handwriting W., box SO
New York Post oi6ce.
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INDOORS 5oXI0o WITH OR WITHOUT POWER
lighted three Sides 10 Lot, at 4f0 East Twenty hi
street Apply to L. THOMPSON, AZ Lispcnard street,
stairs
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L,OR sALE--LIQUOR AND BILLIARD SALOON
IL with Stock and Fixtures, iricluding everything
cessary for carrying the lunch and oyster business
Inquire al II broadway, WILLIAMSBURG
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VWANTED-A YOUNG MAN, AS CQMPoSITOR IN A
" job printing esl adjustment Apply TO SrEFFINS Il
Bro 81 Fulton ST., Brooklyn
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Nv COOK, Teacher Of risno, Organ. Nelote.t
IL. and Cultivation of the voiee, also thuit ugh
Ss~se and Harmony. Apply At his residrnte oi,
psw Psv stert. two coors vest OF hslss sloo
ssrsSt PawPa aw Mich.
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SOUTH nAvfN DIVISION.
oo,ur o,vpR x,IAyy DIVISION.

90 II f. SARGEN I. Gen SuP.. ". &. r. IL
@. Y. CuLrlsL, Asst Sun'.
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o'c och Iuis sf,er uovu.
AFTkLNooH SESSION.
Board cony ,nvd puirdsnt To u tournament
The Oomn stt . On claims reseutei tue log
lowing rei CIT, "in;h on mol'n wss scc.p p ed
aOd ~ on Ell.
10 tle uuno'aLl, l'oard OF supervisors Of
Van turn .autN: IUuC JUmn,t 20 N
Clarns akc IL 80 iJwlnR IaIt.,r iop0,L;
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MAN HOOD.
How Lost How Rejtored

Just puLlishtd. new edition OF Dr. CrI-
yERsELLs CELkpRATRD Essay on the radit al
cure lwtnout msdcine) OF SPEHnApoaR.EA or
seminal Weakness, Inv Juntary seminal Bo5s-
80, lppSteDcy, Mental and Thy sicq iocapaoty,
lmpedlmeDts 10 IkruaSe, eic; rleo, CousnmD
on. Epilepsy aod FIT. induced by seli n-
lugence or d xdAi eX rava ,Gnc'.
tcss" Pr1ce, IN as ale , envelope, only ceutr.
The c9ebratei HutUor, IA tile admirable 0s-
"a clearly q, mOuBtraes from q CLirty years'
'Cc;sssiul prs tce, ,uag tho aitrming couse-
lusDces OF self-iouea may b. radlchy cured
slthout tao dangerous usa OF Iuter lal med-
auo OF the applicIt On Of tho Sui q; roi ting
ut mo j. Q care % onc3 simple, certain, and
Gtcfu4i, by means OF which ev,gy su.fuier, 70
natter what his coufiiion may be. may cure
imsel cheark, privately and radically
g.J- ia 9 Lee ure shou DO IA tho hands Of
,sery youth aud every msu IN tie Iaud.
-eLt, uait : seal, ia plain envehpe, 10 any
Vidre,s wat 1Sii on receipt OF nix cate, or
two post stampa
)rce 20 cents
Address tue Publishers.
9L3,l CHAs. j. G. X ,INE 4 co,
81 Bossrv. New YorK. Post y ie Box 45S8
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mo-, u.N. a. .j.A .-.- -Deiauis navdlx pteu
made IN the conditions Of GER ain Mortgage,
whereby the power therein contained to seIl
has become operative, executed by RIv, T..
Rove and La y Il. Rowe. hs wi'e, OF Van Bu-
ren County, IN the state OF Michigan, u
G ,arles Davenport VI the StstS OF New NUrk
gearing ds +. tIe twenty-t iri dHy of March.
\ d., eighteen hundred aud s,zty-nire. aud
rsroried an tbs oshSe o. tue register or Lee sUs,
or the County oI Van Euren in saih State o.
VIC 10 tn. o. tne twrnty.ti!ih Gay uf March 4.
d. O. Ltesu hundred AMI slat,-nihe. lu Lb.I
y OF Mortgages. On PAGE 30 ?. u ON which
No. tgige tne-C is ,lL.tUe 10 b. due, At the
tie vi this Luucc, tue sum OF four hundred
tud eight dollars an seveuty-tWD cebt-.
{. 4O3 ~. aud II" sult or lro eeiin o atltw
.av w Leen Instituted g recUV'r any par
h reg, Not CO W uereny gwen, tDst u
tuesday the f.s,nty IL IN (25) day or Felrnlp
lcxt at eleven oclOcS w tho fUrenO ~. snail
II az uubhe auction, 10 tie i,hest bidder,
(rsi 10 take place at ths front door OF til
Van Buren, ouLty C,rcu Court House, in the
Village of Paw Paw, the premises desci ioed A.
sud Mortgage, tor g. mu,;il'iheTeo' q. hhsl
be- necessary ~ satisfy tho amount duo oO
suCn AlOdgAse, with ten pei ecu utter g., an
! asal costs, {, & -ther wItu au Attorney zee ci
ifty dJllars, 'venAnJed for therein } that ;,
to ray. tbe Iolloaiuy piece or parcel OF lsnc,
situated in Van Buren Couuiy, ia the State OF
iic ligan- viz: I be portl-ssst qu uuter OF o.
south ast q Isrter. and the portn fito~n (lb)
.cre- of the saet frsctispsl half o. the 'uIb
,ast fractional quarter, all IN section three Is
u township Que U) south OF ranys four'ee
(ID vest. AID coat.inipg dIty-6vs lsS) acrs'
more or leaR 5000
DAtsI N .lAmas 70, Nov. 81, 1872. snls
CnAuEs DsvESPuRr, Mortgages
X. y }. ID. DjISA Atty' To- iJf.ssls--
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PhOBh T. ORDER State OK Michigan, Conn
y o. NNn uren, 49, At = s,-- On oY mo
Frobste tourt for the county OF N.n BureD
"i ~ al the Probate Of1ite IN the vli'ago o;
"a" i@", IN Monday, tie 18th dly OF Nogam-
e. III TIC Ncar one iSOuslnd oicLt hundred
.hi sIVenty'two Present, George W, i.agton
inite 81 H. oAate. In the lu ttior o T. the eatata
81 NARY StlEntr, deceased Gnleadlut and
-'ing TIC pStit!ou duly verified of Reniauin
hitn' prlylug that an instrument tboTsvlel
ier T. h'sd anI purporti1g d be tho last will
ma Ftament 81 ag'd deCeastd NAV be admit
~ u p' obate. and that administration og the
estate or saii dec ased nay be nranie1 ~
Gnnseit. executor IN sad instrument named.
lhtrenpon 1t Is ordered thot aond.y, the
tWybty-thlrd day OF doc mber, 1879 a. ten
OGiOck Ia the forenoon, be assigned for the
he-rug of ssi petition, ard tnal tho heirs az
Ia" OF SAID decet sed, AID all Other psrsons in
teIested IN said estate, are requtred To appear
at nta session Of sad court, ttien to to b,ltlsn
~ the Probate Office in the vi1ige cf Paw Paw
ana SHOW cause II any there be- Why tho prayer
or the potltioner should not be granted And
It is Inrtber ordered, hat said petitioner give
Lo'iee to ths person Interested in said estate,
of the pendency OF saI1 pet LioD, and rho hear
ing thereof, by CAUSING a copy of this order to
&c pub / he'd III the Trle Northener, o news
paper printed aud circulating in sad county OF
Nsn Enron FOR three s1cces-ise weeks, at laast
previous To said day of hGa,iDy.
GEO. W. LAWTON. Judge OF Probate.
4 trae copy, G. W. LAoroS Judge OF Probate
9}It3
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pHNINsULAR RAILWAY.
PAW PAW DIRECTORY

or. MARKS, EPISCOPAi.--i'rr. Darius i'ai SeT'
- rector Ser, ic, ~ lUl :. M. - > ~ ~ II
wary WILL BAPTIST, REV. q. =. blanchard
Il rsstor. services 10 IL O'Clock A. NJ ana
si-s O'Clock =. ~
-,nor rp,prl.T-Rey. -- Pastor. Scr
II is. ,a,"S o'clock a ~, and & ! sn'cluCL = ~
.prpepiSr Ep!SCOPAL,-Rcv "illiam Ford
NJ PASTOR Ser lces 10 IL o'clock a. NJ anu
Si-2 O'Clock r. n.
1RySgyTERIAN Rev. !, N OILS faS'ot'
4 Serviceu, 10 l-2 a. ~, ano - l-2 r. ~
S'.Hg.STIAN.- Ret, o. Ebert iae'o' '''''0'''
J1Oi2A n sudG isrs
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NORrG lGE SNLE-Defaur h,vlns been
made ID lhs cOuditoua VI y eat Mortgage
Cwhei eOS tne poS'r therein c,Dglndi - sell
has Oe ,Oms opurat Ye) mile I'd cYocntsd ~
James Stewart d Abigail 5tewsrt'tO .ohn h.
Ray, winch Mort q % bears dale tho 29th day
Of SovemDer, lS1l, and VII ca was duty Ie-
or,led lu the III - OF ,ue Res.st,r OF De Cs
Tor the Cuu ~ cf Van Bur-n, on tina 8 lth OF
Nov, NIB +, l5Jl. IN LiDrr 3 OF Mortgages un
page 263 aud when sad Mortgage Has sssgn 4
Uy ss,Id john IS Res 10 >irruus ole o. to .
day of April 1872, Nb.ch ss~igumcut was uUy
recorded iu the uihco uf the Register o ID .eds
iur the Couutv o. Van Buren, on the 2lst Gay
ol November 1872, Ia I.ber ~ ACrig gee o.
, ace 10 ., upon ca mortgage 70, r. IS cllmt Z
t. be due at 'Eo d. t. OF tri3 10 ics TIE eum or
one Luudred aud hity.four dUllars and fl teen
cents, ami &c sult or pr pceedin9s at laS having
Oeeu nstItut u rec )vcr the whole or auN
par thereof, Nouce il there ore hercoy given
that said moi tyal ed pr, mieeS VII 10 sold ct
prOiic auction to the highest bidder, st The
ifou door ot the Couit House in rho village Uf
pss Paw, on Tuesday the ath dav OF March
1873 at IL O'Clock u TO satisfy the amount
die OH said mortgage at tIls ds.e, with ten per
cent inherent thereon. and costs or foreclose-
ure tuycth~i with sp Attorneys 7, OF feO dol
lars coyepeutec Tor tberein to-wit: the
same being IN The county o. Van Buren. and
stats OF Michigan, described as the north halt
of tue east half OF the east bali OF the soutb-
west quarter Of section twenty-uiDe (29)
10 .nsbp two q, routh OF range sixteen ll6)
went, coutaluiAg twenty (20) acres, tnors o.
iess accofdiux ~ tho u. :. survey.
Dated Dec. 3, 1872 92SiIS
SlLRNu5 COLE, Assignee
Y A. HAMILTON, st. Joseph, hieh.. Atty for
Assignee.
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UIY,,s72.
PAW PAW RAILROAD.

Trims from Paw law connect Win IN" ,am
named TraInr on the Michigan CentrAi NAi"oa'
at Lswtop, going eari and west
LHAVsPA~ pA~.
$50 n ~. Kaia1:azO0 Accommodation west
1000 p na., Mail Train, east. ,.
S.iI y, NJ siI west. and Way Freight eAst'
EIs ~ 70 Kalamazoo Accommodation, cael.
.sW@ Train- return To Paw Paw or departure
Mishrap Central Trsinp frnm lswton.
C. 70. STEPHENSON, Snpt.
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DECATUR DIRECTORY.
Snsinrss GalNs.

Business Gmos.
1 IPT0N s SiikBNA,, Attorneys at Law, So.
OhctOrs IN G. anCCry and NOtarics Public.
OinCc Oi Prosecuting Attorney for Van Bureu
County. Loans LepOtuICd and olicCtioIi- ~.
! hded 10 with promttne-s. Town Hall BuilG ny,
Decatur. Mich. Sgt
JOIN d. UPTON. JOHN :. FrERNAN.
" stO1T BEFBE. Attorney ~ Law Office
w IN Chadwick BlOck, Decatur. ,irh. -
INOSlER COLMAN, Attorr cys :nd C0unSpiors
L Et az HnN SUliciiOsr ,n ChalCcry OtiCe IN
? or Block, D"Ct.ur. Mich.
MN rGh FGs1HE. JERONE coLMAS.
I(R. h. J. klNG,-SURGEos nTNTIsT Otlicc a
l. Residence on DVlDt-Ie Strl,.. enc door west
OF abbott = ~ 're. Decatur Nich.
= how'd, G,Lcral Dealer IN Family urnccrIe-
-. Cr"ckrry. clc Tens made ,pecalty. Phelps
ti"ri. DrcAiur Mich S2,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Business o. ros.

SnslnCSS VI nos.
II h. LILLE, Attorney and Counselor at aN
1 4. aud Solicitor in ChshCeTy, south Haven,
Mich. will practice in all Courts OF this aud ~ h
eT states sBd in Y. 4. Courts. Office in Webster
building over ludwig Bakery -,
M MASON, PhysiciIu and Surgeon. Cnice
wi near Adams Mills, lue Grove. viii a.
tend promptly all professional orders. Special
stienti"n gwen 10 surgery and the diseases of
Women and chi drrn.
AkyERENS a BCkRONS, Attorneys and Conn
> seiors 1T Law. O0lcc i09 Main street, K1lu-
mazOo Mich.
, stvHKErs. C.. uutROWg
A J. PIERCE civil Engineer snd County Sur
"a. Nc,ar. Addrcr-, Hooker /. D., Van Bureu
County, Mich.
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PFC :EEoINoS OF TIE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS :
Uc;Oscr SfSs,or. 1872.
MONDAY, Octob,r q, 1872
kFIrRE on sts.IoN.


EolTd convene pursu,nt In sdjOnrnment-
Tue Con ~ tee On County Buildings offered
tie fnilD IN. r.pcrI. whicl on motion Nay Hc-
coI tel aul ad1pt'd;
80 tho llouof ,ble Board oe Supervisors Gf
Van hlreh GO3niy. iOuc 90 nm ee on
County Bnidi l-s beg leave t. report that Trey
have examine the sam, and wuui ~ thai
Wo hud 3, Iall ~ p4ss 20 ord I. and tiaJ Il
uue- EOG ~, ou auv rep tii- az tle pa 3-eut time
1ue dwelling We Il Il b. bl som what Out of
repair, Gud yOur CJm.Di' tee UOuld rcromm n /
THAT tne snm OF ten dollars for tn, OurDo y
rrpalrng tne same. Que tommittc3 wOI u
also r,COmmo "a that the -un uf tyeIty dbl
ltrs - aprrJVist sd FOR t,C purchase Of q
stove for thu Judge OF Probate = IOou'. GnGfOr
tneudtug wDdows, !Aster ng ct. Yuur Com
iltt6e would sl-o so.y Shdt the llsurLuce y az
oei Oh rho r0uoty nuildil.s sTs u ~ ABOUT 20
expire, aui we have mad iUuYry ~ tue dIffo
riIJa- euts aud tiUd THAT the rates ~ ln-uceuco
ave adylnceu GlDsi ierAbly and Thar therefore
Wa reCoum Ii that tht loul t. o. lto own a.
Ell Iug
All of which - resrecifuiy y Submitted
On notion tae toari q iUurued uutii to-
morrow IaOruia, n sht o cloct
UESDAY, OItJDer 22d, 1872.
Board convened pursuant t. is j Jul i.loat.
TIE C1mul'tt-e o. EIlihzation presenter tho
following report "hicI ~As ac ept a sd
opted auI re-. erred 10 tie Com nittoe on Ap-
lori nm It.
70 the uonorsb'e Board OF Superv sors OF
n County ~ |an iiuroa. tolr 20 uml t.s
t. whom w.o referred $40 L Ia zllon AZ
-essne.t' IN iractlJual school Il s.r ct b y
Lave 10 prescut the tollO"Iug repuit
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The Committee o. Finance submttee the
fo.l,"lnS rcpor., whcl ou - otiOn Was accept
cl suO adopted.
10 tho nouOrAbla Boarl of Supervisors of
Nau bureu EOuAtt. luut Committee on Fi-
ntuce woa,d r,sprcc!u ly submit TIC following
IsuUTt:
frA:,i NAL School Dictrict No. /, Antwerp
M menA, SllS I3
Your vVumt'co would also recommend t,aL
the re Urn 81 Uioqueut aud I, jected taxes, 81.
corning 10 tue report VI the GOmn.t ee upuJ
tnJ tUTusLlpB IN saId county. AlsJ that 1ne
TepOrtO tuS County SGcVoyur, tor tle dem.
qu,ut rulyoy bills Ds s,s, sscd upon tho laud.
ass Ll- a ;ac1pJlOna &c ~nUei Ia SAID L, y ut
HBree witA tho uesCrpt.o Oh ASSESS nent 10 Is
III tue following townships. tO.wIt: LAS fence,
GSium. IL, u4nilsJu, Uerheld, Decatur, aud
Porter. Also Juat tbs County Ire eIsurrr
anu Is heJeDy empJTt red 40 UurroH 10 jneV at
a Fate no; exc eolnS ten per Cent. per aunum,
for the purpose oI hQuld tting all debts DO
Uut tanIiuB sgaiprt tue equity, aud To pay
Just dem naude that may Acc u aga.u I th,
Uounty, Until February lsr. 1873.
ALI VI wn,cL wo respectfully submit.
DAVID ID. WISE,
BO,MELL HAkf, Com
JUAN 3lcKEiS.
The Committee on rejected ana cbor ,sJ hack
taxes submit, cd the following farther renort
wnlch ON motion was accepted and adon,.d
taxes Deg leave to stli fartuer report tbs, be
f., o-ing lands were rejected and charged b ,cL
by The CouDty Treasurer, for the wears 1870
aud 1871. On sc ,ouut OF the exception I'm tbs
description Oe ng indefinite, aud the amount
~ IarSed ick with interest on tue same we
rccJ n ied TO DO aesessed on the ssme land
VIII nvq ex IL u acres Ia BY corr or sec 26 Il 4 a
rauso IA ~est 63 So 100 s.res val 81 100. State
sax I'll u, County tax 81 10, rp. tax Sl5 40.
Schooi TAX az rs, Couuty tax a3 TO- To. tIx
Interest $50 1870. same de- riptiIn n.
aDJvs for ne year 1871, Wi 500. State tax
81 Oj, COunly tx s3 10. Towns Iip tax "a 90
lIish 'av tax S3 ~, school tax as 81, Int..
ro-t 81 II.
= " ohcl W. es2ec.Fury subuit.
4 T.. GREGORY,)
T.. . BRIGGS, : CON
DANiD -. WISE \
O motion the BIsrl adioarn,d u.ul tln
CV-ui5.; az seven o'1osk.
EVENING szssIoN.
Eotrj convened urruart to adjourrmc,
rIB Chmmi tee on \ pOrtIOdmcnt subn ittt g
the folio ing report whcI uu motion was tc
Ccpt"d aud AL ,pte !: '-e, .,s
II tIc ilonur,ile Boari OF Sup, rvi, ora o.
Va1 }ureu COuuty: Your Cnmm tee OF An
uurt oum-nt OF tax 3 uid respectfully NIB
mis TIE folio Wig port,
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NOTu HE.

Whereas my wns Alice noliy, bso left my
,ed aud b,ari without Just cause OF DR. yoos-
ION. hereby forbid any person bartosisg or
rustng her on my account "a wih ID. y no
Icbts of ber contracting after this date.
HkNRi A. H0IL.Y
- q, LOLA csu3~
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esVCy,sas8N CENTRAL.
MAIN INK.

MAIN
TraioslcAyc Lawton as fOllows:
EhST Nf-T.
Mail, iu'fs u iH'
Kalamazoo ACC. s:isp h.' 80 10 - =, -
Evening EHpltts , ,tnu> ,tsui >,7c c. 80 80
c, H. NuRp, Asst Geo. SupI
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-19

1t contains descriptions of large list of property 70
sae and much general information about East Tennes
see Mailed to any address receipt of stamp for re
turn postage.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-19
COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESALE MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED DAILY BY
j. w. GAUT,
Produce and Commission Merchant,
Market Place, K1poTrile Tennessee.
COMMERCIAL.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Jan. 16, 1872
The trade in Corn, Oats and Hay has been
quite active during the past week, the de-
mand exceeding the supply. This condition of
things naturally tends to advance prices. We
| should profit in this by the experience of last
year. If prices are advanced orders will be
withdrawn. Some are already called in antici-
patton Of the advance. Let us have the surplus
produce while we can sell it at home for the
cash. If we drive away the trade with prices
above present rates, we will then be forced to
seek market and to sell where we can, and will
have to pay commissions and other expenses,
and find that our produce does not net as much
as we now get at home.
No movement in Bacon for Southern account
and q limited local demand.
Lard comes in freely but finds dull and low
market.
We give quotations below:
WHEAT-But little offered; worth 81 25ai, 49,
according to quality and condition.
CoRN-Buying, price, loose, 52Ia65c.; selling
price, sacked in depot 65a564c.
OATs-Buying price, loose 4Oa42c.; selling
price, sacked in depot, 52Ia55c.
HAY-Buying price 90ca$1 90 per cwt, baled
IN car load lots; selling price, 81 05a1 10.
DRIED FRUIT-No demand Peaches, halves,
&C., nominal; mixed, 4la5c. Apples, 4!a5c.,
nominal.
FLoUR-Stock exhausted good local demand,
50 75a4 10 per sack for extra and family.
BACoN--Local trade buying limited quantity
at 6fa7c. for hog round.
LARD-Very dull; buying sa9c.; selling at
104c.
FEATHERs-Dull; prime white, 55a6O; duck
and mixed, 40a45c.
BUTTER-Prime for local trade Zoe to 22c
common, 10 to 12c, and hard to sell.
EGGs-15 to Ice per dozen.
IRISH POTATOES 50a75c per bushel prime
will sell readily.
SWEET PoTAToEs-Local demand only, s.. Goa
ST. per bushel
ONIoNs-75ca$1. 90 per bushel.
bushel.
PoULTRY-Chickens, 12Ia15c each Ducks,
15a20c each.
RAGS-Dull Sc.
BEESwAX-26a28c per pound.
GINsENG-75aS0 per pound.
SEED-Clover, So 0Oa8 80 per bushel limo
thy, 500 per bushel.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-19
Affairs at Mouse Creek.

The citizens of this thriving village
have just completed neat and commo-
dious building, designed as school house
and place of worship. The upper story
will be used as a Masonic Lodge.
This building takes the place of one OF
similar character-Lodge room excepted
which was accidentally burned some time
since. It is substantial brick, with tin
roof, and well arranged both for ventila-
ton and warming. 1t is under the direc-
ton of Board of Trustees, who are to
parcel out the time between the several re-
ligious denominations, so as to prevent
any conflict in their appointments. Dr.
Breaker preached the first sermon in this
house on Sunday night.
The school opened on Monday with en-
couraging prospects. The people are alive
to the cause of education, and will give
their teacher, Mr.. Johnson, generous
support.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-19
First Help i'm Accidents.

The above is the title of new publica-
ton sent to us by Mr.. Alexander Moore,
publisher, Boston. 1t originally appeaced
magazine published in Boston by Mr..
Moore. The author of these papers is G.
H. Schaible, NJ. D., gentleman of high
standing in his profession. First Help
in Accidents " has been prepared to give
the public practical digest of scientific
medical knowledge so far as it relates to
that aid which may be properly rendered
in cases of accident and sickness in tile
absence of physician. 1t is specially
adapted for aid to those not within easy
reach of medical aid. The information is
given in plain terms SO all can understand
it and meets great want. The work is
conveniently indexed and arranged.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-01-19
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The spring session will commence on We'd
nesday, Jan, "a, and continue twenty weeks.
The efficiency and success of this Institute are
and high character of its pupils. Good and
able students, as well as efficient teachers, are
necessary to make a seminary that inspires, de-
velops and molds high character. Parents
wishing for their daughters clear, sharp and
quick intellects, great and good hearts and true
and high ideals of elf-reliant, but modest and
christian womanhood will find all the arrange
ments and conduct of this Institute steadily ar
irving at these ends.
Be and do what God and the good approves
is the Seminary motto.
NJ G. BUTLER, Principal.