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-. ONCE ope from f:ls A. \. to 7:se
~. On sunday, from 500 to 1890
3.Those Who desire to get to their WORK
N a earlier honr and want their mail matter:
oan get into the Office by the norm east
u'0'' 3. DAVIS. P. n i.
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The Thermometer was kept pretty busy the
latter part Of laat week and the first of this.
inslicat ting the changes in the weather.
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There il 73-yesr old woman in Will co (.
H., who has shaved for Is years, and now
rcjoices in . beautiful moustache and . coal
black imperial.
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State of Indiana, J


Wayee County,
Anna NeIlvain, Wayne Common Pleas
vs.. Court,April Term. 1872.
James Mcllvain.I Divorce No. 5O75.
DE 1T KNOWN, That on the LIST day Of
- January, 1872, the above named Plain
tiff by John Yaryan Attorney, filed in toe
office Of the Clerk of the Wayne Common
Pleas Court, his complaint against said De
PENDANT in the above entitled cause, together
with the return Of the Sheriff upon summons
duly issued, that said defendant vas not
found in his bailiwick, and of his information
that defendant was not a resident of the State
of Indiana.
Said defendant, James McIlvair, therefore
is hereby notified of the filing and tendency
of said complaint against him and that unless
he appear and answer or demur thereto, ut
the calling Of the said cause. on the secood
day of the next Term of said Court, "a be be-
, gun and held at the Court House in Centre
vile, on de 4th Monday of April, 1872. ne xt.
said complaint and the matters and ,hess
therein contained and alleged, will b. taken
as true and the said cause will be heard and
determined in his absence.
Witness, the Clerk, and the Seal
lsEAL of said Court, at Centreviile,
this 18th day Of January 1872.
WIN. W. DUDLEY, Clerk
John Yaryan, Atty. OF Prff. 46pfs9
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MARRIEN

On Thursday, Feb. 9Th, BY Mayor Poe,
Mr.. Thomas Uorehead to Miss Nancy 3
Reed; all of this city. -
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Benz. NJ. Butler, formerly Richmond boy.
now druggest at Remington. this state, was
in town this week, ,lookiae halo AID hearty.
He reports things lively in his section.
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The Quaker City Machine Works. Of this
city, have received an order to construct new
furnaces for the Miami Powder Works. OF
Ohio, recent exploded.
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THE BEST AND cHEAPEsT
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This Famous Journal has for nearly T.ven-
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Agricultural, Literary, Family and Business
Weekly.
UNEQUALED FEATURES
The Ruraps Editorial Staff is the Larges.
and Ablsst Of any Journal in its Spheres.
while ito Illustrations, Typography. Etc, are
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Moore's Rural, is the Organ in and through
which great and beneficial efforts toward
IS Progress and Improvement
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Fulton Market is still hesdquafters for all
the goo things Of the season: Fresh ocean
and lake fish received daily.
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Chicken thieves infest Centrevllle. The
Chronicle 10 of the opinion that "powder and
lead, properly vaduinistsrsd,a hthe only sure
prsventssive that has yst besn discovered
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1.-THE LIVING AGE has no euna
In any country.'s-Phih. Press.
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EPILEPSY ON FITS.

susx GUS fos ths Distressing eenp.l.a q now made
ksown n Freatse tof - psgss - Tcr.n an
Native Herbal Preparations psbished b On fa.,
neowx The prescriptions WI disoovere1 byhIm n .,cs
provideneal manner thet he csanoa eonsceuf;o.sss
refuse TO make II kaown thas cused evrrv hoS~-
80 - assq ios fits never hayins nd in -
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1.ovx, No 81 Grand Street. Jsrscv CSfv n .s I.
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Plenty of coal at Simmons

Arthur Belsham has again resumed his
quill, but this time in the capacity Of book
keeper at the Quaker City Machine Works.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS.

B. Sandford. Cincinnati, o
Henry Moore, Hamilton county Ind
Deborah Stesre, Fkiendsville, Tenn
Louie Wilson, Des Aoins, lows
III Vanuxem 4 GO. Chicago, Ill.
R.W Dawn. \. I
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Numps still quite prevalent.

Gilbert's building, corner Of Main ana
Marion street, has been treated toa new tin
reef. -4ts.ifsd kcaR4ss. -an
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STYLE AND REDUCED TERMS
Wanted.

w 662x UOVxo
Everybody 70 send Thirty Cents. and
receive FREE BY return mail, . good Name
Plate, Indslible Isk. Brush, &C., for ma rkin.
linen, clothing, towels. books, envelopes, cir ;
culars, &c., &c. Write name plain.
4sms Gardop, Ohio.
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No. I clover seed at westco tt's.
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Tsesh Cod-hsh OF The Hai>en Market.
Rresh ocean and take 1sh q the Fulton
/, $500. ste acifras,.s ID, ssaw -
- .sRat.a k dsEe-2-ts
Eugene Newton has been pardorsd , Gov.
Baksr and Il now It liberty. a,s.,
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w anted.

We have several applications for leans y ith
satisfactory security. Any person having
money 70 loan, wsald do we'll 10 call at our
office. CO00SHALL = DICKINSON. :.
~ Odd Fellows Building.
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The days slowly lengthen.
LIST OF LETTERS

Ind, FEBRUARY, 17,ls72.
Persons calling for these Letters will pleas
say ADVERTISED and give The date Of
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Noe. = and q run Daily. All other train
Daily. except Sunday.
Richmond and Chicago Division.
= Aoosso N6HrH.o >
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-04

On Sunday, the 10th inst, the new Catholic
Church in this village will be formally dedicated
by the Bishop OF this diocese assisted by sew
eral Priests. The occasion will afford an OPP
portunity for our citizens to witness the manner
IN which that order conducts such ceremonies.
The members OF the Church are grateful FOR
the kindly assistance afforded them by the citl-
zens of this community while the Church was
in course of construction, and now would feel
gratifed to see all the people present at it's
dedication. A cordial invitation is extended to
everybody to attend, aud we are assured thai
they Will be made welcome.
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being S,26 per OF. Those desiring moro light
had better get their oil cans filed, II the devel-
opments Of Yesterday are reliable. We refer
to the excitement In the kerosene market; the
combination, 1t is reported, giving evidence Of
being able to carry out their project Of curtail-
ing the supply unnecessarily forcing mp prices.
whittier present rumors are gotten up in the
interest Of the bulls or not, they have had Q
strong effect already. OH yesterday jumping
from 24@25c to 26928c. In hardware there is
not change to mention, but all articles are
reported firm. Dry goods are more active and
seasonable staples in the holders favor. Gro
ceries Are particularly brisk. LAYER raisins
are again lower; hold at 3,4o@3,5O. Nuts,
currants, figs and other articles on which duty
was taken of August LIST, are at last on the
bottom, dealers having worked all the old
stock Off without loss.
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COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. l, 1872.
feverish money market, with rates clear
above the views of the street oprators and very
onerous to legitimate business, has ruled all
the week. Prime business paper is quoted as
high as 11@12 per cent. and the banks are
stringent ut that. Gold Is q higher and
strong market is lacked, for until larger pro-
duce exports shall turn the balance OF
foreign trade moro in our power. Sterling eI-
change is weak at 714@716 for long and 80 @
8sl for short. Flour rules very dull at former
rates, the receipts being ahead OF the demand.
Wheat has been in good home inquiry, and
prices, especially for the finer qualities, are a
per cent. higher. White Michigan, 1.80@1. 90
sed western 1,60@1,70. Corn steady at 64@65
Oats heavy, new Mich, 46a47. Mess pork is
prime at IA, 10@1i,2O Lard is steady, steam
S11@sSl. Western butter is doing better,
strictly fine selections being worth 23@25. Eggs
are quick at 30432. Coffee ls firmer. Rio 14IS@
49,, Good refined sugar ls very firm, soft, IL ~
a12. Wool trihe more active, probably the
result OF spectators beng obliged to realize on
accouns Of the tightness OF money. Goods,
however, are quite inactive. Raw cotton is up
TO 1891 and goods OF that material are more
buoyant. For prime apples there is shade
better inquiry, but the market yet rules fear
fully dull compared to what it usually is at this
season. Within few DAYS car lots have to a
limited extent at 1,4Og1,5O per bbls-dgures
which sellers are glad to get. Beans are lower,
uncleaned lots being down TO Il, so on tho
street. Picked ranged at 2,2592,75 for coun-
try and city respectively. Butter is firm at ga
sc advance and the demand for cholce The
range is 1902, for fair to strictly prime.
Cheese is prime at 14c for dairy and 10 for
factory. Dried apples, small lots at 81 and
large at &c. Eggs keep scarce and firm at for
mer figure, zoe. Honey Is dong better, small
boxes OF white comb 23d25. Hides prime at
80, Onions are triae more active, small
sales at s2@2, 25 per Dbl. Potatoes are again
dull, warehousemen Offering sack lots at 70@
rs per bu Flour is active at 8, 25@s,5O for best
country, Wheat has expenienced another
brisk week. price are las lower on white grades
We're it not for the scarcity OF storage aud high
troights, both OH ocean and lakes mora would
be dong. The receipts average full, 100 car
loads per day and the stock 10 store is fully
1916, 900 bu. Confidence is not very strong, clos
ing rates, white extra 1, &c, No. 1 white, 1,62IS
No. do Lac, 40 amber. 1 49, Corn is dull
at 49, and new oats at 3l@45. Old oats are
scarce and firm at 36ai0. Barley Is firm al
1,6O81,7O. Rye Is quiet at 7Oc per bu. Tai
low Is In strong demand at 71SC97SEd.
DETROIT MARKET.
DETROIT, Oct. 2, 1872.
Shakers will be glad to learn that quilins
Aas got Oh a lever lcyel, TIC crts.So ra;cs ~ .
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-04

JOHN B. UProN. Esq. will address public
meetings, on the political issues of the day, at
the following places. Our Republican friends
will please make the necessary arrangements
for opening and lighting up the halls. Meeting
to commence at IA p. m. promptly. Other
eloquent speakers are expected to attend with
Mr.. Upton. Let the people turn out.
BY Order County Committee.
Porter Center, Saturday, Oct. 8.
Lawton. Monday, Oct. z.
Almena Mills, Tuesday, Oct. s.
Paw Paw. Wednesday, Oct. 8.
Waverly (Glendale,) Thursday, Oct. TO-
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Meeting. Of Episcopal Clergyman.

sNfFtfHs % EVtNCVlIHt EfHFSDHtHn.
The Western Convocation" OF the Diocese
OF Michigan Is appointed to meet in Paw Paw,
Oct 9th and 10th. Divine Service Will be held
on Wednesday, 9th, at p. IN. IN the Presby-
terrain Church. Sermon by Rev. Mr.. MAGRATH,
OF Jackson, or Rev. DIR. ScHETKY, of Marshall,
as his substitute. On THURSDAY, 10th, Divine
Service at the Chapel, corner of Oak and Van
Buren, street, at 1880 a.. M, and addresses to
the Sunday School a. o'clock, p m. Also,
Divine Service at p. IN. in the Presbyterian
Church, when addresses will be delivered by
several OF the Clergy.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-04

EUGENE OcoBoCK has on exhibition at the
lumber Office OF j. III. Freeman a new style OF
farm gate that possesses some very valuable
properties, and is superior to any farm gate in
the market on account OF the ease with which
il can be operated at all times and under all
circumstances. It can be hung very close to
the ground, swung over snow drift three feet
high with no more trouble than the opening of
an ordinary cato by simply taking hold of a
hlnd-pin md lifting it clear OF any obstruction.
Farmers and others in want o: gate should
see this before putting up a single one. II is
yerv cheap.
rhis gate vii b. on exhibition at the Law
renee Fair next week.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE TO HEAR
CLAIMS.-Estate Of JOIN n. Mason, Deceas-
ed. Notice Is hereby given. thai the uuder-
signed Commissioners appointed by the Probate
Court OF Van Bnren County. will receive, ex-
ANNE aud adjust all claims and demands OF
creditors against the Estate OF said deceased,
and Monday the 18th day of November and
Monday the 3Oth day OF December are hereby
assigned Tor hearing SAID Claims. aud six
months from the date hereof are allowed cred
itors In which to present their claims before
said Commissioners at Pine Grove Mills
CHAUNcEY WISE
DAVID o. EvEREsr,
BENJAMIN DEPUY,
Commissioners.
Dated, Sept. 30th 1879. 914t6.
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A. VAN AUKEs d Co. have received IN entire
New Stock of Vall and Winter Goods, which
they are selling off very rspidly at very low
prices. BY an examination OF sheir New Adj
vertisement In this issue purchasers VIII learn
al about IT, Among other things they propose
to give their customers Fits-in clothing.
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The attention Of the reader is called to the
New Advertisement OF w. j. Sellick, which APP
pears in this issue Of this paper Mr.. sellick
Is one OF our most enterprIsing merchants, and
purchasers will always find him in readiness TO
attend to their wants and supply them with
goods at the very lowest prices compatible with
living margin. His New Stock appears to be
very complete and full. Go aud look at il.
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SrAn soHoLARs.-The following are the Star
Scholars. in the the Paw Paw Public Schools
for the month ending Sept. ~. 1872.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Senior Year-ELMA WATERS.
Middle Year-MAY BLAcKMAN.
Junior Year-EvA HAYES.
Preparatory, Year-CARRIE DEAN.
GRADES.
1st-Herrick Sutton. 6th-Hattie Blteley.
2d-Gertie Hill. 7th-Miunie Dauchy,
3d-Carrie Linkenhelt. 8th-Eddie Parker.
4th-Freddie Llch. 9th -Dannie Sykes.
5th-Lzzie Taylor. 10th-Carrie Rood,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-04

Hon. j. Burrows will Speak Friday, Oct
4th, at South Haven Afternoon.
Friday Oct. 4th, Bloomingdale evening.
Saturday, 9Th, Lawton, afternoon.
18th, Decatur, afternoon.
18th, Mattawan, evening.
Monday, 14th, Hartford, afternoon.
Wednesday, 16. Covert evening.
Saturday, 10, Lawrence. afternoon.
Monday, Il. PawPaw, afternoon.
Thursday, "a, Bongor, afternoon.
{" "a, Breedsville, evening,
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Farm Cor Satellite undersigned of
fers his farm OF 6S acres. situated on the road
south OF the Lee School House, y miles from
Paw Paw AZ acres under Improvement, good
bearing orchard; 10 acres Of wheat on ground;
comfortable house and good barn. Terms easy.
II. BRADLEY.
Paw Paw, April IS, 1872 s9Om2
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E.sIs.uERS T.9KE .N'OTECE.

On and after the first Of August, the under
signed wall receive Wheat on the following
terms:
Parties not wishing to sell on the maj ket,
can deliver their wheat and take theprice on or
before the first OF November. Money advanced
Oh wheat in store.
On and after the Goth OF October, / will re-
sume custom grindng--havng reftted my
mill-wil warrant satisfaction in all cases. =
Bring along your grists.
T. /. ROSS.
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The next meeting OF the Van Buren, County
Medical Society will be held at the Office of DR..
L. G. Woodman, IN South Haven. on Tuesday,
October 18th. at ten O'Clock, An
Invaids are invited to attend from one to
three p M Consultations and operations free.
J. ELLIOTT SWEET, Secretary.
KELLER. Sept. IS, 1872
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MICHIGAN CLUBBING AGENCY,-Geo.
W. Matthews, proprietor, Paw Paw, Mich
Nearly 200 papers and Magazines offered TO
single subscribers at club rates, sent to any
post-oftice address. Send for price list. 9O5ly
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HON. SYLVESTER HARMED,
or Detroit, and
CAPT. JULIUS c. BURROWS,

will speak at
PAW PAW, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON,
OCT. 81, 1872.
Turn out Republican and hear these eloquent
Speakers.
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SERVICE. The Rev. s. Batherick will preach
at the Free Baptist Church next Sunday morn
ing at the usual hour.
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Business Notices.
School Books.

Secondhand School Books for sale at the
News Depot.
Second hand School Books taken in exchange
for new ones by RHODA MUNGER.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-04

The finest line OF Dress Goods and Dress
Trimmings, all the latest styles at Van Auken
and Cos.
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MARRIED,-In the Township Of Porter at
the residence OF OIL. Ross, by S.H. BLACKMAs,
ESQ.,, Mr.. JOSEPH BOOTH and Miss LoTTIE A
Ross.
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We hear no complaints from that best japan
Tea; every oEe who has tired II says Ghdden
he % the best Ia town.
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Wanted immediately.

so First Class Plasterers. Steady employ
workmen 81, 90 per day will be paid. Address
Smith & Eastman. Bidders Exchange, 1873 La
Sale street, Chicago 9l1t3.
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FOR SALE.

10 ACRES OF LAND, on kalamazoo street
just north OF the village of Paw Paw, will sell
the whole. or part of the same, to suit the
purchaser. Five acres in small fruit in bearing
condition, place only half mile north of
lain street. For further PARTICULARS enquire
OF l.. L.. Hall, z. o. Box 124, Paw Paw, Mich.
or address F. N, Fields, IS Exchange Building,
Chicago, Ill. 9l1t4.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

VIM. Il. Knowles, Breedsyi!le George Han
nahs, south Haven, l., K. Ransom, Decatur,
Henry Ford. Liwton. j. II. Freeman. Paw
Paw.
Tho object o. this Board is the furnishing of
our citizenns with Life Insurance in our own
State Company. and the loauing of the monies
paid for such insurance back in the county,
thus giving our citizens the benefit Of Lin IN
surance without draining the monies paid out
of the town, county and state. This Board
hold contract with the Michigan Mutual Life
Insurance Company that the Premiums paid
for Insurance in this county shall be loaned
in the county, and it is urged upon our citizens
to consult with the members Of said Board as
to the benefits OF this local institution before
insuring elsewhere. For the plans OF the Co.
see advertisement in next weeks issue.
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Der Opa County Life Insurance 90

O"F VIC" N0NnIy LHe IrsurdnCe 20.
The Board OF Coutrol OF the Michigan Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company for Van Buren,
County, consisting OF twenty Of the leading
business men OF the county met at the Office of
l. E. Barnum, IN this place on Monday, Oct.
"a, and organized with the following officers
for the ensuing year:
+. Briggs, Paw Paw, President, Capt b.
Dyctman, South Haven, Vice President, N
C Wheatou, Pay Paw Secretary, John Ihlins
Lawtou, Treasurer, l. +. Barnum, Paw Paw, At
torney, l. r. Dibble, Paw Paw, l.. C. Wood
man, Souoh Haven, Medical Examiners.
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Reppbifc0n Nom fnatfOns.


ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
For Vice President Of the United States,
HENRY WILSON.
STATE OFFICERS.
Governor--JOHN J. BAGLEY.
Lieutenant Governor-HENRY III. HOLT.
Secretary OF State-DANiEL SlhlkEh:
State Treasurer-VICTORlAP L. COLLIER.
Auditor General-wILLIAM HUMPHREY.
Commissioner OF the State Land Gfice-
LEVERETr A. CLAPP.
Attorney General-BYRON ID. BALL.
Superintendent Of Public instruction
DANIEL D. BRIGGS.
Member OF State Board of Education
EDWARD DORSCH.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
AT Large-EBER b. WARD.
WILLIAM A. HOWARD.
First District-HERMAN KIEFER.
Second District FREDERICk WALDRON.
Third District-JAMES O'DONNELL.
Fourth District. A. DUNCAN.
Fifth DistrcC-ALONZ0 SESSIONS.
Sixth District-SAMUELG G. IVES.
Seventh District-JOHN l. WOOD.
Eighth Dlstrict-CH ARIES l.. ORTMAN.
Ninth DIsttlct-J0HN f. BROWN.
.NE.HRERS OF CONGRESS-.
Fourth District-JU LUIS c. BURROWS.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Stats Seaator-DAvIO ANDERSON,
For Representative, First District SAMUEL ii.
BLAcKMAN,
For Representative Second District-EMEEI
III. SIMPSON,
Judge OF Probate-GEoRGE W. LAwToN,
. For Sherih-JoHN Il. SHogERHAN.
4 For Observation-Disclosures W. DUNCohBE.
For Clerk-SAMUEL HOLMES.
For Register of Deeds-KmK w. MOVES.
For Prosecuting Attornsy-DARIUs L. CON-
STOCK.
For Circuit Court Observation-Disclosures
r. HEczZRT, JOHN j. SHERMAN.
For County Surveyor-AUGUsTUs j. Ted.
For Corouers-OsoAR +. THOMAS,
WILLIAM p. BRYAN.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-04

Dated, Sept. sOth 1872.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-10-04

KELLER. Sept. Is, 1872.