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The Political troubles in Louisiana have
finally eliminated in bloodshed. The Nc
Emery militia, few nights ago, attacked the
Third Precinct Police Station, IN New Or
leans. They commenced an indiscriminate
firing into the building, which was returned 10y
the police. Gen. Badger, Chief or Police,
with 200 Metropolitans and one piece OF ar
tlery, executed flank movement on the
militia. He peppered them lively with grape
shot, scattering them in every direction. The
casualties foot up one militaman killed and
twelve wounded, and one policeman slightly
wounded. Subsequently the Federal troops
came upon the scene of conflict, and their
presence had a magical effect in quelling the
belligerents. The city is now in possession OF
the troops.
The book-keeper of the Southern Bank OF
Georgia. at Savannah is defaulter to the
amount of $4,000
The defalcation in the New Orleans Post
Office figures up over $4,000.
The New Orleans police made raid, few
nights ago, on Odd-Fellows Hall, the place OF
meeting of the McEnery Legislature, and ar
rested the Speaker and several members OF
that body In answer to formal inquiry from
Gov. McEnery, Gen. Emory states that the
seizure and arrests were made without his
knowledge or authority, and that he has no
opinion TO express about them but that he Is
under instructions from Washington to de-
fend the Kellogg Government from any vio-
lent interference. The arrested members
we're subsequently released, and the Legisla-
ture assembled in st. James Hall.
Tennessee has adopted the common school
system.
Ex-Gov. w. W. Holden has been appointed
Postmaster at Raleigh, n. c.
Gen. n. b. Forrest has been elected Presi-
dent of the Memphis and Selma railroad
Affairs in New Orleans have settled down
into comparative quiet, and it is announced
that there is no apparent danger of another
outbreak.
A committee of the Baltimore conference,
after patiently investigating the case of Rev.
l.. ID. Huston, have unanimously reported in
favor of preferrinS charges of immortality
against him.
At Salisbury, Nd, recently, George Hall,
aged Is. shot dead Amelia Shirley aged II,
because sllc Hau lalleu w "iS"0A " ioV'oi AO
had written to her. in which he told his
love-
The Falls City Tobacco Bank, at Louisville,
KY was entered by burglars, a few nights ago,
and robbed of special deposits to the amount
of S12,O 900 or SO, coo.
George w. Hall, the young man who killed
Miss Shockley at Salisbury, Nd, has ended
his own career by throwing himself under the
wheels of railroad train.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-21
FORTY.SECOND CONGRESS.

TUESDAY, March 4.-SESATE.-Bills passed :
To remove the political disabilities Of Il. NJ. Il.
Hunter; TO extend the time for the restoration Of
the Ottawa and Chippewa lands to Michigan The
Nce-President administered the oath Of Office 10
the new Yice-President, and at IL o'clock IN. the
second session of the Senate OF the Forty-second
Congress declared adjourned yice-Presi-
dent Wilson then called the Senate Of the Forty
third Congress To order, and several men,
bers were sworn IN. Senate adjourned to Thurs
day.
HoUsE.-The Senate bill to authorize the Texas
Pacific railway 10 consolidate with lease any lines
I'm California was lost Mr.. Garfield gave notice
that the summing up by the Poland committee of the
testimony in the Credit Mobilier matter As to him
(Garheld) was inaccurate, aud that he had had no
opportunity to present corrections, which he had
prepared and would make public. The House of
the Forty second Congress was declared adjourned
sine die
sESATE-ExTRA SESSION.
THURSDAY, March 6.-The Senate assembled
at noon, all the Senators being present Jones
(Nev.), Ferry (C), and wadleigh (N.H.) were sworn
in and took their seats Spencer (Aa.) also offered
himself to be sworn in. Bayard objected, and a
long debate ensued, bnt no action reached in
the matter Morton offered "A resolution to the
effect that Caldwell was not legally elected Senator
from Kansas, which went over under the rules.
FRIDAY, March THE Rev. Mr.. New
was reelected Chaplain. . The Senate, by a
vote of "a to 80, refused to postpone the case of
Spencer (Ala He admitted and sworn in.... West
presented the credentials of Mcmillan Ia) They
were ordered to lie upon the table and be printed
AN Intellectual attempt made to take up the
case of Caldwell (Kansas).
MONDAY, March 10.-The Senate Commit
tee Elections were directed to examine
and report at the next session the best and most
practicable method of electing the President and
Vice-President Of the United States together with a
plan for the organization Of tribunal 90 determine
all contested questions connected Herewith and that
the committee have leave 10 sit during the of
the Senate. The case of Caldwell was taken up,
but nothing was done further than To hear an argIl-
ment by Morton against the validity of the election
and written defense of Caldwell 10y himself, who
rested his the plea that the Senate cannot go
behind his majority To consider the means by which
IL was obtained
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-21

FUNERAL RITES OF FRoNTIERsMEN. -
Bishop Vail, of Kansas, tells little tale
that forcibly illustrates the free-and- easy
way of life of the frontiersman, and the
scant ceremony with which his funeral
services are conducted, "In one little
graveyard where happened TO be walk
ing" said the Bishop, "there were
twenty-seven graves, and my informant,
who discharged the office of undertaken,
told me that the occupants of twenty-six
of them were killed in ARRAYS, or, as he
pithily expressed it, died and were buried
nth their boots on" The twenty
seventh grave was that Of child.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-21

THE new French electoral law fixes
% years forlthe minimum age OF Elec.
tors, and 10 years for minimum age OF
Deputies.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-21

Ex-Gov. HoRATIo SEYMOUR is travel
ing III the Southern States.
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OF THE WEEK.
The East.

The New York Senate, by vote of to Is,
has refused to declare the seat of Boss freed
vacant.
The Committee ON Female Suffrage in the
Massachusetts House of Representatives have
reported in favor of granting to women the
right to vote and hold Office.
The first number of the new illustrated daily
paper, the Graphic, was issued in New York on
the 9Th inst, and large edition was sold. 1t
is believed the enterprise will prove success.
brutal prize-fght at Golfers Station,
w. Va, the other day, between the bruisers
Hicken and Campbell, was broken up in a row,
after % rounds had been fought. Several
pistol-shots were fired, but unfortunately none
of the brutes were hit by the flying balls.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Union Pacific railroad, at New York, the
following Board of Directors was elected ::
Horace L. Clark, John Duff, Augustus Schell
Cakes Ames, Sidney Dillon, G. s. Bushnell
Elisha Atkins, Royal f. Robbins, Gordon
Dexter, +. II. Baker, Joseph Richardson,
George S. Bowdoin, Frederick Nickerson, and
o. S. Chapman.
A train on the Pan Handle road ran off the
lIdCh not lar lIOlu aiS" NosH "b"'
and number of passengers were seriously in
jured.
The Government Directors of the Union Pa
cific railroad at a meeting in Boston, recent
", reelected Horace +. Clark, President
John Duff, Vice President and E. H. Rollins
Secretary and Treasurer.
Gen. Fremont says he has no knowledge OF
the fraudulent transactions with which re-
ports from Paris have connected his name.
Judge Blatchford, of New York, has en-
Joined Credit Mobilier from parting with any
of it's property until the claims of the widow
of James Fisk, Jr., to 10000 shares Of stock
are adjudicated upon.
In the case of John Scannell, indicted for
murder in New York, the jury were unable to
agree-seven of them being in favor of hang
ing, and five for acquittal on the ground of
insanity.
New York advces represent that the various
trades unions of the citycontemplate general
strike at an early day. The Eight-Hour
League claim to have $780, 600 in the treasury,
and say they have doubled their means since
the struggle of last year.
The New York Times states that Mrs. Put
nam received sl00O0 for signing the petition
to Gov Dix asking for the communication of the
sentence of Foster, the murderer of her hus-
band.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-21

THE Tichborne claimant" is coming
% America on lecturing tour.
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Fires.

MARCH An Williamsburg, n. Y; loss,
$50, 600. 80. Newaygo, Mich. loss, 80 000....
Fort Wayne, Ind; loss, $4,000. 80. Lagrange,
Ind. loss, S12 900. Lucas, Ohio; loss,
$50, 600.
MARCH 5.-At Lincoln, ILL.,; IL buildings,
including the offices of the Tr-i- Weekly and
Statesman newspapers, were destroyed loss
heavy, and insurance light Mason, Tenn. /;
loss, 5000 Listowell, Canada loss,
s4O,0 900.
MARCH 6.-At Blossburg, Pa; the business
portion Of the town was destroyed involving a
loss Of $780, 900. .Woburn Center, Mass;
loss, 800, 900.
MARCH Sat Cincinnati, Ohio; loss $50, 600.
-. Esston, Pa. loss, s25, 900. T.. Clyde, Ohio
loss, $50 900. -. .Springvillle, Iowa; loss,
$4,000. Champaign, H.; loss, 10000.
South Bend, Ind. loss, $4,000.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-03-21

The election in Arkansas has resulted i'm the
ratification Of the constitutional amendment
doing away with Acknowledgement.
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Chr 9ailg Atsns.
something for Farmers to Think Of.
From the Geneseo Repuhllc.

From the Genesco Republic.
4 farmers society was organized i'll a
certain town in this county not long since.
Some blanks were needed, and an expert
enced printer in the southeast part of the
county was applied to for his prices for Ger
tain work and he gave them. They were
fair, honest prices for an honest job But
Mr., Farmer said no, we can get them in
Washington, ID. c., for considerably less,
and he sent there for his work Perhaps
Mr. Farmer saved dollar or two on his
order. but did he deal fairly and Justly by
home industry? This Washington print
ing establishment, which is furnishing
| blanks for the whole western country, and,
| because of the immense patronage be-
| slowed on it, at a somewhat less price,
cares nothing for the farmers or their
| interests or prosperity-all it wants is to
get their money. On the other hand the
printer who was applied to and whose
prices were too high for Mr.. Farmer,
| publishes live home newspaper in
which are printed every week the pro
ceedings of farmers club meetings and
conventions, free Of cost Not only so
but the editor of that paper il a warm
earnest, and consistent advocate Of the
farmers movement in the west and wieldi
no mean influence in the formation of pub
lie opinion in its behalf and in securin!
favorable legislation from our law makers
This is what that editor is doing for tn
farmers, and yet they refused to give hin
few dollars worth OF patronage becaus
t they could get their work cheaper from
! foreign printing establishment, which es
adjustment is doing all that hes IN II
Al
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Nv Journal abounds with similar letters, all OF
which / guarantee to be genuine and written by
she persons whose name they bear.
ID rot suffer yourself to be imposed on Don
Ar drawn away after new and doubtful expert
n-a,s Don't risk your health by letting uovices
rT,e rilnont upon yoa with their trash.
Nv SarSaparilla has stood the test Of twenty FIVE
rears it j. still the SarsapariIla Of the day, and Of
.ag age towering ever all Others in popularity and
.'- curative qualities.
Avoid all those who are trying to palm of on
roa other extracts Of Ssrssparilla so-called- Re
member it Is Dr. John Balls sarsaparilla Of Louis
vile. Ky that Is the old and reliable remedy fol
impurities Of the blood and scrofRlons affections
Always hear that IN mind
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PHILADELPHIA. Jan IL, 1873
JocnE ScHEETz. EsQ..-Dear Sir: deem 1t
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Whilst IN Nevico In the wear ls4I. | was attacked
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and Other hrst-caSs prat ~ UNI *
and wa by them dosed with kino, iAnbic Acld-
Morphia, Opium and even Nitric Ae1o, pun Ns'not'
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/ Then the following excellent endorsement from
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pha:
! NORTH f AsTEFS MEDICAL DtsPsNsART-
24u- Braidock ST. 18th VI ard
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 18th 1873.
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LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct : 1862
Or IoHN Bull Dear sir. Many thanks 10 you
far the medicine you have so kindly given me
hay, Been great sufferer for years, and had the
advice of various physicians, Some pronounced
INV spine. some my lHngs- and some my heart.
rs ht the seat Of my disease have
been burnt. hlistered and cupped until had
become di~heartened Several very eminent physl-
clans who examined my spine informed me that l
was threatened with paralysis or apoplezy any
dav and that nothing but seton would relieve me
had a perfect horror Of that. and was hesitatlng
about having one inserted. when you kindly sent
inc vaur SarsapariIIa which Immediately begun 10
faks three times day had suffered terribly with
most AGATE pain in tue right side Of my head e
lt-cfaIiv when would read write for any length
~ time aud on raisng 10 my feet would be per
frcrv blind for several minutes, and would have to
hui3 10 something 70 prevent falling.
am most happy 20 inform You that the pain Ia
nv head Is entirely relieved; / suffer but seldom
with NV spine and then not SO acutcly- My appt-
tff, j. rood indeed Tor the first time III my lle
,.ufoy my dinner more than any other meal during
the day.
Non kindly sent ne four bottles again last night
and began again this morning. and hope to Dc
. entirely relieved. Please accept my heaFdcli
thanks and best wishes.
Very truly your most greatfHi friend.
Mrs, B. {. RIVERS
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JuIihn's Hydrastin Compound

IS A DIRECT TONIC AND HEALTH REST0B
| ing agent to tho organs of generation, IL fmPar's
vigor and energy II is a reliable remedy In >per-
matorrhea a. well in all weakened conditions Of
the bladder and urinary organs. BY reason q it,
wonderful power 8 uterine tonic. Leucorrhta
ruppsessed or painful menstruation weakness &c
c0npanied by dragging or bearing down sensations.
pains in the region Of the kidneys irritation OF the
womb and in all diseases in which the uterine sys
TEN il involved. this remedy Will prove blessing
to the invalid.
From the New York Dispatch June 81.
We have on several occasions recommended Dr..
JuIihn's Hvdrastin Compound as an excellent r. III
edv for kidney and consequent diseases. The fol
lowing note Is from a gentleman of whom We have
personal knowledge, and We know that he blt
states the facts in his case:
SrAPLEroN. Staten Island, June % 1872.
Messrs B. KEITH & 90, No Al Liberty street
For several years my health has been much ina
paired Kidney diseas aud occasional attacks IF
rheum tism being the prominent causes Han 5n-
tried many remedies with little benefit heard "i
/ -Julihn-s Hvdrsstin Compound" which. after tv5
months use has entirely restored my health. 1
therefore take pleasure in Fecomme neIng EoHF VA
/ uahle medicine 20 any ono suffering a. did
4 Yours rgspectfuIty- JOHN J. KORAN.
/ Sold by all Druggists d-lditsly
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a FEW TESTIMONIALS.

BVsIVNv . UIIt O I5fE1
Mcssrs. j. LATHAM & Co, Boston:
Geutemen-I have for some time past been SUI
feaing FROM bilious headache and indigestion ana
have been advised to try your "Cathartie Extract
I took but one dose, and l felt so relieved 'hat
was induced TO take another, and since then nave
felt like new man, / have recommended II ~
many OF my friends, who likewise speak oil II a.
being the best remedy that was ever introduced az
household medicine. l would not he without ~
and would urge all suffering from the above TO Ae'i
a bottle of your Extract by them.
- ,,s,,c,frlIv w p NETTLEToN.
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LATHAM'S
1lIlllslfIs

Is A fuid extract prepared from Naiu"ol'
plants. having known action on 'he ,
and excretions of the system single Oo''ie uoss
more for the removal of diseases ana pfeSel
Of health, tnan gallons of bitters IL speeui'y anu
surely removes constipation, sick ana o'ious heau
ache Indigestion, piles, impurities OF the oood ana
all bilious complaints
1t il indorsed by the profession ana approved ny
all who use it. No better medicine can De iouhd
for children or adults. II IS far superior TO pllls
being mild of action pleasant to the taste and GER
tain in its results 1t is medicine that should be
in every household, as good effects are sure to be
experienced from the very first dose. Let every
Fever and Ague subject give this trial.
Sold bv all Druggists
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ANOTHER TESTIMONY.

BENTON BARRACKS. Mo.
April %, IS6H
pr John Bull Dear Sir: knowing the efficacy
" vuur Sarsapxri}la, and the healing and bench
aiaf Qualities it possesses send you the following
statement Of my case:
| was wounded aboEt two years ago, ana taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months. Being
moved so often NV wounds have not healed yet.
have not sat up moment since was WOUNDED.
am shot through the hips. My general health Is
impaired, and need something to assist nature
have more faith in your Sarsapsrila than anything
else. ! wish that which Is genuine Please ex-
press me half dozen bottles and oblige
CAPT. c. P. JOHNSON,
St Louis, No.
P S.-Thc following written April 81 1900
BY Mrs Jennie johnson. mother of Capt johnson
DR. John BulI-Dear Sir NJ husband, u; = ?;
johnson was a skilFul surgeon ana phNetCiall IN
Central New York. where he died leaving tle
above 4. P johnson to my care. All thirteen years
of sga H.. had chronic diarrhoea and scroiuIA IoI
,,hi h | payt. YOUR Sarsaparilla. Ii cured him.
have for ten years recommended il TO many IN New
York Ohio and Iowa Tor serofula, fever sores, ano
general debility. Perfect success has attended II
The cures effected in some cases OF scroiula anf
fever sores were almost miraculous / am Nerl
anxious for my to again have recourse TO YOU
Sarsaparilla He is fearful Of getting spurlou
article. hence his writing to you for it, His wound
were terrible. but believe he will recover
JENNIE Johnson
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Me.sra. J. LATHAM & Co, Boston, Mass;
have been troubled with piles internal or bleed
ing for many years now feel myself entreiy
cured by the use Of less than half bottle Of La
tbop-s Cathartic Extract W. W KNIGHT,
Boston Transcript
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-03-14

Messrs. J. LATHAM 4 Co, Boston:
Yonr cathartfc Extract is the best medicine ever
used would not know how to keep house with
tt, F, H, STEVENS,
OUT ~ Milton, Mass.
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Nrs~rs J LATHAM & Co, Boston: 4 am anx-
ious 10 introduce the Cathartic Extract as 1t Is
much approved hy those who have used 1t.
al4dSwty W II. WELLS SOuthold- n \.
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having. assumed the management Of the above
n enterprise and the custody Of the funds aceru,
ing from the sale Of tickets, and having power o.
attorney 10 convey the property. teat inc punIlc
NAV feel better assured Of their interests III my
hands being carefully protected, take pieasuEt ~
referring BY special permission, TO the ioi9"i'''
well known and reliable citizens OF LA.euP9tpp sl.
lingo schmidt. Cashier Citizens Natioha, ~ PSI" 80
depository of funds; II. H. Andersen Nh !, o.
frr Coos Il Kirchcr. ". q. Wadsworth- II hiA'7t'
\ Kuhnen. Sam Perry.
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CHANGE OF SCHEME.
ONE DOLLAR!
And increasing the number Of prizes to
Ten Hundred & Twenty

those ding tickets in the original scheme
- r.trrn him 10 J. G WALLACE, Manager DAY
euport and receive two chances IN lht new sceii'F
for one in the Old.-whlch VIII give AtAl o'i'
chance in Is to draw prize ~ ,t,
The managers assure the pubic thal INT drawing
Will
ppSTTTyFIY TAKE PLACE.
...shova and now reouest the agents to work with
a will aud to il tAat not tltket II mains US
so1f NJ fhe claee Of the time appointed.
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$4,000
.1U20
Total amount Of gifts.
Number Of gifts ...

1ENEMBER. this Is not lottery swindle, but ~. =
II projected solely relieve Dr., Spinney rom the
rara 81 his proplrty and all outstanding emearaSs
y~cnt thst ne NAV devote his whole time 10 the
practice of hts profession in DaS euport Whleh 80"
requires all his time and energy.
The projectors Of this scheme have been Ft,E lut-
inmate in selecting their General Agent and Mana
ger as his personal and bushes character i d per
feet guarantee Of the integrity Of the enterprise
s1yg~ Agents wanted to sell tickets. ,,,, -,
s9y- An tickets not returned or poid Tor VIII DC
cancelled
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Wallace Park, NJ D.. of Salem, Mass, says
i used the Extract first in my own family aho
found it TO be the best remedy ever saw for wha
it Is recommeuded and have since used 1t largely
in my own practice. it giving myself and patient
nerfat1 satisfacIion.-
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An excellent remedy for the ills Of humanity al
this season of the year is Latham's Catharile Ex-
tract. Il il mild and effective; it can be used by
the Young and it makes the old feel a. II thelr
school hoy DAYS were renewed. LINCOLN Co.
Publishers Programme, Boston.
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Hotels.
HUGGINS HOUSE,

FRANK TYRRELL, Proprietor.
This Uouse is the most centrally located Of any
in the city.