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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

IKE Board of Supervisors convenedin SPECIAL
Session on Monday. and adjourned on Tuesday
last. They came together for the purpose of
adopting uniform method of assessment
throughout the County.
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/ &c.
NO USE in TALKING i.
No Use in Filing
NOW FOR SOME FUN
II you want TO buy good UNDER-SHIRT T
FOR 25c, go 10 SMITHS.
II you want to buy READY MADE CLIO.
Nc Cheap, go to Smiths.
II you want to buy MERRIMAC GINGHAM
Tor l219c per 3D., go to Smiths.
II you want to buy PAPER of PINS for SC,
go TO Smiths.
II YOU want to buy good BUCK GLOVE
FOR SOC PAIR. go to Smiths.
IL you want 10 buy a LADIES KID GLOVE. 1
for 81 pair, go 10 Smiths.
Il ..
for 50. 90 to Smiths.
II you want to buy good HAT for soc, 80 to
Smiths
If you want to buy good CAP for SOC, 90 to
II YOU want 10 buy a good pair OF WOOL
BLANKETS for II, 20 to smiths
II YOU want TO buy MEMS HONE MADE
WOOL soc rs for SOC PAIR go to Smiths
II YOU want to buy BOOTS. SHOES and
CATERS tor a song, 20 to smith and buy EN-.
II you want to Uuy good WHITE COFFEE
SUGAR for l2-zcper H. 20 10 smiths.
If YOU want to buy good BROWN SUGAR
for per No., 90 to Smiths.
II YOU want to buy good JAPAN TEA for
sue per H., 90 TO Smiths.
II YOU want to buy good GREEN TEA for
sue per H.. go to Smiths.
II YOU want to buy tue best no COFFEE
Tor Zoe per H.. 90 to Smiths.
II you want to buy good Bon RAIsINS for
2Oc per H.. go to Smiths.
II YOU want to buy ibs OF DELAND'> BEST
SALERATUS for 2jc, 60 to Smiths
II YOU want 70 buy good SEED OATS. thar
get them.
L YOU want to buy CLOVER. TIMOTHY
and i'ED-ToP SEED that 10 nice. 20 to Smiths
II you wans 70 buy anything CHEAP 90 TO
smith smiths and YOU Will find it IN FULL
Oh. HOLD or oue thing more Very
Important to tho LADIES' Smith wants 10 know
spool
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

insial Note Paper cheap at the iuction
Store, sign of the red fag, Paw Paw.
For the largest, best and cheapest assortment
off aides and Gents hose. 90 10 C.. j Weiton
= Co. onrcsit, ra-t Office. Pew Paw.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

REINFORCEMENT Sheriff Shrine escorted
five persons to the State Prison who had been
convicted and sentenced during the present
term, among tie number was Snyder the house
burner
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

HARDwARE.-We notice about the premises
OF Mills Bros. and Free, Martin Co., large
numbers of labor-saving and time-saving Fran
Machinery, OF almost every variety and style
manufactured.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

NEW GooDs.-We see that Mr.. T. l.. Ross
and +. Smith ~ Co., not to be out-done by
others are now receiving aud opening large
Stocks Of New Goods. We presume the publlc
viii hear from them merit week.
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Business Notices.

Remember No. 13l Main Street where Morse
has hundred and fifty styles OF Hats and
Bonnets TO show you. 800
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the Office of DR.. Engle at Hartford, on Tues
day, April 23d. at ten o'clock a. NJ Examina-
tons, prescriptions and operations free.
J. ELLIOTT SWEET, Secretary.
Keeler, March 30 1872
y0TG. .Nfbrdskd. Kansas taIjfOrHi0.
Advertising alone does not produce success
Inc thing which Is advertised must have intrip-
SIC merit, or else large advertising will eventu.
ally DO it more harm than good II you have
anything which YOU know to be good. ddreyfiS,
II Thoroughly, and YOU will be sure to succeed
if 1t is poor, don't praise 1t, forpeople will sooI
discover you are lying.
such Is the policy of the BURLINGTON ROUTE
which rms to three great regions in the West
1st, 10 Omaha. connecting with the great Pa
cifc Roads. ID, 70 Lincoln, the capital OF Ne
braska, and all that beautiful region south OF
the Platte filed with X. lands and home
steads. Sd. To st. Joseph, Kansas City aud al
Kansas points
The roads are spenddy bull, have the bes
bridges finest cars, tho Miller platform auC
coupler, and the safety air brake 70 proven
the loss Of life that is every where else happen
ing; PUlman's sleepers, Pullman dining cars
large and powerful engines Go make quicl
time and good connections), and are in wore
the best equipped roads in the West. 30 tina
if you desire to 90 safely, surely, quickly ant
comfortably to any point in Southern Iowa
Nebraska, Kansas, or on the Pacific Roa DIS, be
sure that you 20 " BY Way of Burlington.
Al who wish particular informs ton, and
large map, showing correctly the Great West
and all It's railroad connections eau obtain
them, and any other knowledge. by addressing
General Passenger AGENT. T.. ii No T. L. r..
Burlington. Iowa.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

PERsoNAL.-On Monday last We received a
call from j. IL. Stone, or the kalamazoo 1eie-
graph. lie reports business as in furnishing
condition in that cltv, and the circulation of
the Telearaph on the increase.
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HEPERLTC.4.\' C.YTCfS.

y. - ilhNNlNc,
Chairman County Committee
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

Al rRNuoN.-rhe special attention OF the
re Ider is call ed to the new advertisement OF A.
Fan Auken * Co., in this issue OF this paper,
ia which is set forth their manifesto to the pub
lie. Purchasers will lind very full assortment
of all goods in their particular line Of trade and
can rely on getting the very lowest prices
Buyers should look at their stock before pur-
chasing. In the cloth and clothing line they
are not surpassed, and Mcclellan will give you
perfect fits.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

SPIRITUAL MEErIsG.-The ' an Buren, County
Circle Of Spirituasts will hold their Quarterly
Meeting a. the nivesalist Church in Hartford,
commencing on Saturday, May 4th, 1872 at 2
O'Clock, P. NJ, and continuing over Sunday
W. +. Jamison, Cephas b. Lynn and Frank
McAlpine are expected as the speakers for the
OCCASION.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

For Sale.-Some choice land for building
or garden purposes adjoining the village. 1t
will be sold In parcels OF from one to fifteen
acres. Inquire OF l.. l.. Hall just north OF the
village on the Allegan Road. SS9ti
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

Nice Dried Beef and No. l Mackrel, Maple
sugar, and everything in the Grocery line al
Praters 5. prices the very best in town. Goods
Goods delivered in corporation. S9Ow2
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

e LARGE STocI.-3y reference to the New
advertisement Of NJ. Sellick to be found in
this number Of this paper, it will be seen that
Mr.. Selhck Is now receiving a very large stock
OF the Goods in his line OF trade which he offers
to consumers at very low prices. In bis Mil
linery Department the ladies will find the
latest styles and choicest fabrics. The perfect
knowledge Of the wants and requirements OF
the public in this locality, enables Mr.. Selck
10 furnish just such goods as will meet those
wants 90 and look at them.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

MISUNDERSTANDING notice that the village
authorities have commenced some improve
ments that are much needed We hope they
VIII see to it that every sidewa and street
crossing 10 put III thorough repair. We also
hope that something may be done IL the way
OF improving the roads on all the approaches
to the village. They should be thoroughly
grayeled as far out as the soft sand prevails.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-04-19

Austin's Ague Drops warranted to Cure Ague,
at j. ii. Prater's and all Druggists.
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HrRLBUT x Eb~Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-20
MONDAY, Aug. 19--P. n.

There has been q fair movement in stocks
throughout the day, and the market has presented
strong appearance almost without intermittance from
the opening until the close OF business The transactions
were confined the usual number Of specalties Erie
and Pacific Mail figuring most prominently in the deal
ings The former opened Asa against i at the close
on Saturday, and speedily run up to 49, AT this
point there freer offerings under which the price
fell to 45i, though subsequent reaction to i6s
took place. Pacific Mail made steady advance
from the opening price G2D Of II, the final dealings
being well up to the highest figures Central, Ohios'
Lake Shore Northwest Common, c. c. and l. c., Union
Pacific and Western Union advanced from ! to per
cent The remainder of the list was firm in sympathy
but the advance was less important. Among the invest
ments we note sales of Pittsburgh at 9Os aos: Panama
at 12na125 Harlem, u6t; Delaware and Hudson Canal
at 119t Miscellaneous aud express shares were quiet
The general market closed about steady The following
tab shows the opening highest, lowest and closing
npjcc Ofg
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nan Benedict's closing quotations we

Gold has been active and excited to-day or at least
during the forenoon when the price declined from l5 to
l the decline finding explanation in the free Offering
of long gold by holders incident to the late causes the
clique taking advantage of the rmness induced by the
Canadian gold scare to market several millions OF long
gold For the opportunity thus offered the pool were
doubtless thankful in the extreme AT the lowest point
touched a reactonary movement set in, under some
more purchases based the stenng OF Exchange and
later the price advanced to ll4i but in the
afternoon settled down to lli3, ruling steady
at that price all the way out. Ii seems
quite probable that the backbone OF the rebellious
bull clan is broken their forces scattered though
guerrilla warfare against gold may be conducted for
some time Failing in their endeayour TO entrap the I'M
porters into selling the market short the cques arc now
left TO founder out best they can 1t Is to be hoped
the experience thus afforded will be lasting lesson
Loans cost carrying and per cent to nat on the
borrowing side The Assistant Treasurer redeemed IN
called bonds $1,000 total Of s596SsOoO paying out In
coin interest on the public debt $4,000 On Wednesday
the Treasury will buy s2,oOoOOo FiVeTwentes and sell
O. 10000 gold on Thursday. The days business NJ the
Gold Exchange Bank was as follows Cold cleared
A. 22.Ooo; gold balances $022sil, and currency pal
aoo.s A. 9lOO30 Tie following the quotations:
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There was steady tone u sao bonds, except IN the
case oil South CarollDas which declined about point
the January and July issues having declined 2 Ten
nessees' new, were steady at Iss0H. The following
the bids:
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Central National Bank shares sold at par The bid.
for city bank stocks are also annexed:


There less active business In railroad bonds than
usual Central Pacifcs yielded fraction, in sympathy
with the decline In gold, but closed steady. The follow.
ing were the bids:
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Money ruled easy all day at about PEI cent on CALI
commercial paper moving at toa
United states bonds strong and bit higher IN
London In the home market the first board recorded
steady quotations. but the decline In gold sent down
priees but the late market closed up steady on the OASIS
OF 1864 to Il5s for 1865.
Fax & Hatch report attp.m.
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The Histories Of Liry. edited by THOMAS
CHASE Edrdge), contains selection from the writings
Of the great Roman historian founded chiefly on the
tst ID Eseyls With various readings frs the editions
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT TIE STOCK ExCuAYGE-rIRsr CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SaLs Of Government bomb
J20 u r. $40 Reg .b, 2JVO o. $50 Reg ul
1000 u 8. 52O Cou Is. n..5l 10000 o.. IO40
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VNHE NEW LIFE OF HORACE GREELEY.
READY THIS WEEK.
THE NEW
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OF
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Niagara, by GEORGE w. HoLLEY (Sheldon g.
Ce instructive monograph, treating Of the history
and geology, the incidents and poetry OF the region in
the vicinity Of the great American cataract The scien
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Of familiar personal anecdote
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The Jacksonville, Northwestern and south Easterh
Railway win connect jacksonville on the Chicago and
Alton Railroad with Mount Vernon, and will furnish inc
Counties of Morgan, sangamou, Macoupn, Montsomer9'
Bond Clinton, Marion and Jefferson with faculties iens
needed to transport their crops to market inS 49,
, A remarkable for its productions, and is all under
cultivation In Macoupn County there are large oepoa-
ga Of bitumnous coal which will find ready market -
soon as cheap transportation is assured, and ahu0
pated, win yield large revenue to the road Inc rOAa
viii also connect directly with the principal local hes
in Illinois, and also ntersects the great seabcard uun.
lines Thirty miles OF the road Is completed Sna N su
"assS, operat,on Municipal and individual subsefp
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Loans and Die Specie. Leg Ten. Deposit cireulst

TAnGE of The AUerage Amount Of Loans Specie Cired
ton DeDosits and Legal Tenders in Ne Banks Of The
Citgof Netc- YORK. for The ioeek ending Saturday, aug
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SECOND BOARD.

SAFES Of GorerEmsEt Boaf. -
90 e. g. $40 Cou 367 10000 U.s. SIS l0-i0 Reg ",l09
"a 10000 L. \. 5s vi COa''''li
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-01
Easter sunday.

SERVICES AT ST. JoHN's. The services, yes-
terday, were exceedingly impressive. The Church
was taatefully adorned with flowers, the embems
OF the Resurrection, and banners with Scripture
texts. At six O'Clock in the morning there was a
Service, at which a number Of Joyous Easter
carols were sung which contrasted strongly with
the sad theme and music Of Good Friday.
At 10 o'clock was the full Service, whose Les
sons were full OF instruction upon the subject of
the day. The Ie Deum was very grand. Handel's
magnificent anthem 81 know that my Redeemer
liveth, y was most appropriate and elevating. 1t
could not dc otherwise than beget thoughtful-
ness and inspire devotion.
At four o'clock was the usual evening service.
Many Uf the children of the Parish sang some
carols and just before the close gathered
around the Chancel, and received an Easter story
from their Rector. Baptism was administered
to three persons
At night there was a fourth Service The Les.
son was the account OF the first Easter night
from st. Luke. The music was unusually spirit.
ed. All Of these services were very delightful
and the energetic Parish greatly enjoyed the day
so prolltably spent in their beautiful sanctuary
The left proof of their sincerity in many and
beautiful offerings, the accumulated results OF
their Lenten selfdenias.
st. Peters Catholic Church was very beauti.
fully decorated with various designs appropriate
to the occasion. The solemn High Mass wat
sung by Rt. Rev. Bishop Becker, who also
preached sermon pertinent to the festival OF
GeHtols ~ lhu hoNoidl OlhtI OdluOuC Olufclet
Of this city, the day was similarly celebrated
with the exception Of the Solemn High Mass
At Trinity I. E. Church the decorations were
NO t tastefully arranged. AT the early servicei
there was the usual prayer meeting, and ther
the celebration Of the Lords Supper AT II
o'clock Rev. Mr.. Frost, the rector, preached a
sermon Of considerable length, touching on Ia,
history Of Easter, and explaining the attending
services. With the exception Of Calvary Chape
the same may be generally said Of all the othe
Protestant Episcopal Churches.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-04-01

large party Of emisrants will oon sail from
London for Virginia.
Most of the Los Angeles anti Chinese rioters
have been convicted Of manslaus hter.
Two Harvard students have been expelled for
insulting women in the streets of Cambridge.
Dolly Warden iewelry is the latest form of
fashionable Insanity.
Cats are to be taxed in Paris at the rate OF
Sl.25 each per annum.
scranton, Pa has a society of Mormons num-
bering over fifty members.
A company has been formed in Chicago for the
introduction of ozone as disinfectant and de-
| odorizer
One of the rules Of the new English dress re-
form is to wear a dress until it is worn out.
Small pox continues to increase in Brooklyn
and additional accommodations are needed for
hospital purposes
Dutch Heinrich, a notorious character of
Brooklyn, was sent up for ten years in New
| York ON Saturday for stealing bonds in Wall
| street last January
| No credence is placed at Washington in the re-
| port that General Crook has ended his war on
the Apaches of Arizona in consequence Of the
arrival Of General Howard.
The Supreme CCon.t of the United States, it
is announced, will to-day render decision in
case coming under the Civil Rights act.
The Civil Rights bill pending in the Missis-
| slppi Legislature was defeated in the Senate on
Saturday, enough members abseuting them
selves to prevent quorum.
Henry Gillis was arrested at Peekskill. N Y.
on Saturday, while ciimiualIy assaulting his
own daughter aged ten years, lie was lodged
in Jail,
AT Boston, Robert Wilkinson and wife have
been held for trial, in 50, ,00O bail to answer the
charge OF setting tire to a house from which they
had been elected.
A fire in Warrenton destroyed a hotel and Eve
houses. Loss $50, 600. The st. rhon s street front
OF tue City Water Works at New Orleans, gave
way yesterday, flooding the neghborhood The
loss is estimated at so, 900. Much damage was
done to property in surrounding houses.
Theodore Parker once said he wished that
ministers and lecturers would be a little more
generous OF thought and more stingy of words
A Western exchange says;-"There is a farm
er IN tins county who, years ago, when boy
blacked boots in Chicago for living lie is now
worth $50 and owns three dogs