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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1873-02-28
LAvToN, Mich, Feb. oath 1877

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EDIToR OF TRUE NoBTHEgNER
Dear Sir-In the Township of Pine Grove,
south OF Kendall, less than two miles, is what
! is known as the Cobb settlement. For years
this school district has occupied small board
shanty, erected ny Mr.. Cobb, when that section
was entirely new. as a school building. On
! the 10Th met. visited the district and WAS
present at the dedcatory exercises Of one OF
the best country school houses IN Van Buren,
Co These exercises were OF pleasant and
interesting character, consisting OF addresses,
declarations, music, etc. The house Is Of the
oet!substantIai kind is seated with the An
drew's Single Patent Seats, corresponding with
the wainscoting III finish and beauty. 1t IL fur
nished with a beautiful teachers desk, costly
globe, cail-bell, outline maps, charts, and
valuable programme clock, costing sixteen dol
lars. IN the belfry is large fine sounding bell
The house and apparatus speaks volumes in
praise Of the intelligence, perseverance, and
lberalIty OF the inhabitants. The school
model one, is taught by Mr.. o. L. Moshier, q
very successful teacher he has twenty-three
scholars, only thirteen OF whom were present,
and he receives so, per month for his services
for four months. Nessrs. Cobb, Heath, War
ner, and Mr.. Mosbier Of Antwerp visited The
school with me on the 21st. and manifested a
deep interest IN the cause OF education. You
Will find no one ID Cobb settlement to cry
useless expenditure, excessive school taxes
etc" In the W. II. Gregory district the school
i composed OF boys, with single exception,
only one small grl attending the school thls
winter. The teacher w. L. Miller, has excel
lent order. Mr.. Gregory accompa MED me and
Expressed perfect satisfaction with the school.
At Kendall found large school and sue
cassfuI one. Great Improvement has been
made under the good supervision or MIR. Sell
kreg teacher.
Mr.. Cooper, one of the Board, was with me
and remarked that they had the best school
ever taught In Kendall. They are anxious to
continue the services of Mr.. Selkreg at the
same wages $780, per month. At Lake Mills,
George w. Myers and Mary Whalen are doing
excellent work and giving perfect satisfaction.
Bloommgdale Center might we'll be proud Of
Their SCHOOL. Here found order in the full
est sense Of the term, and such excellent reci-
tations are seldom listened to. III. III. Jen-
nings and MISS Prindls are building up good
reputation for tins school,
But must not longer trespass upon your
patience and will close this article by urging
every teacher, school officer. and patron of our
schools, TO be present at the Teachers Con-
vention at Hartford Center, on the 9th 7th and
Sth days of March next. More soon.
HENRY j. KELLOGG, Co. Supt
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Money T0 Loan.

Money TO Loan on improved, unincumbered
Real Estate on favorable Ter ma, for one or
more Yeats HARRISON x RICHARDSON.
Oli,e iu the Court House, Paw Paw Mich.
Dec I3, 1872 92imG.
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THE PIONEERS.
sScOnd .fnnuai .ueetins Of :. The Van
Esnren County Pioneers .7ssocid-
fiOn.'

The Van Buren, County Pioneers Association
was held at the Town Hall, in the village OF
Paw Paw, on the ed day of February A. D.
1873, at II O'clock Az
The meeting was called to order by the Pres
ident and the proceedings OF the last meeting
were read.
Hon. j. j. Woodman moved that article g.,
OF the Constitution, DO DO amended as to read
the 4th day OF July, instead of the 22d day Of
February, as the time for holding the annual
reunions of this Society. pending which,
/. T.. Barnum. Esq, moved to amend the
motion by substituting the I'd Wednesday OF
June for 18th of July.
Mr.. u. Woodman, I'd, moved to amend tue
amendment by substituting the 1st Tuesday IN
September IN place of the % Wednesday of
June; pending which,
Hon. j. j. Woodman called for division of
the question.
vote having been taken on the proposition
to etrike ont the ODD day of February the same
prevailed.
vote then having been taken on the propo-
sition to insert the 1st Tuesday OF September,
The same prevailed by 80 yeas to SO nays.
Mr.. G. NJ Morrill, moved reconsideration OF
the vote by which the 1st Tuesday of Septem-
Der was inserted in lieu of the 22l day of Feb
ruary, which motion prevailed
The various propositions having been dis
cussed at some length vote was taken Oh the
proposition TO insert the I'd Wednesday Of
juno in place Of the 22d day OF February. which
had been stricken out which motion prevailed.
and the Constitution was 30 amended as to re- |
IN. re the annual re union OF the society to be |
held ,'''eIeafter on the "a Wednesday Of June
instead Of the 22d day OF February, to-wit:
ARTICLE 3,-The annual re-uDion OF the
members of this Association shall be held on
the Cd Wednesday CT June, at which meeting
tho officers shall be elected and shall hold their
officbs antr their SUCCESSORS are elected.
D0 following namA' nersons were s,sctsd
IA officers of this Society for the ensuing year,
to-wit:
Jay r. MONROE, President,
~. Woodman, Vice President,
f. T. Conway, Secretary,
J. Andrews, Treasurer.
Tho following named gentlemen were then
elected as the Executive Committee for thu
ensuing year, viz:
Oscar Everest Pine Grove.
VIM. Markillie, Almena,
g. NJ. Morrill,. Antwerp,
Sanford Corey, Porter.
Ashbel Heron. Bloomingdale
II, j. Myers, Waverly.
N. Nj. Pugsey. Paw Paw,
.,ijah Gnble, Decatur
i. y. Howard, Columbia
u. d. Briggs, Arlington.
T.. Branch. Lawrence,
Rob't Nesbitt, Hamilton,
Clark Pierce, Geneva,
Orlando Brown. Bangor,
Thomas Conklin, Hartford.
X. Irish, Keller,
y. r. Pierce. South Haven,
Myron Fish Deerfeld,
Tho meeting then took recess until o'clock
for dinner.
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TIE article eotit led Constitutional Conven-
tons" published in this Issue OF the TRUE
NoRTHERNER, should be carefully read and pre-
served by every person, as it contains valuable
historical and statistical matter which has not
been accessible 10 the great body Of tue people.
All the facts stated. with dates and figures,
eau DO depended upon as the author of the
article - a careful and panstaking man, who
nas lad access 20 all the sources in existence
f1g lis facie.
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Tor the PAlNLESS extraction OF Teeth.
having administered the Gas successfully
nearly two thousand times in the past seven
years without SINGLE accident or unpleasant
result, we feel justified in commenting 1t TO
those who desire to have teeth removed with
out suffering the fears and terrors which are
usually incident to the operation. This Gas,
when properly prepared and carefully admins.
tered, r perfectly harmless is pleasant to in
hale, and It's effects pass off in from one TO
three minutes, leaving the patient feeling as
well and FREE FROM IFS INFLUENCE as
before taking it. BY it's use, and other modern
improvements, the horrors of tooth extracting
nave come to be REAL PLEASURE,
Respectfully,
a. o. HOOKER.
Paw Paw, Mich.
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:. T. IoNRor, President.
]. j. WcoDNAN, Vice Pres.
i. L. CONWAY, Sec'y.

ScRIBNEE's FOR uARcu-The illustrated art-
Giles in scribner's for March include an interest
ing description of "Lire in the New D amond
Diggngs" OF South Africa :" Professor Morse
and the Telegraph" with the only correct &C
count of the sending of the first telegram, OF
which fac smile is given. as well q, fac
sinle Of the first dagucueotype Of the human
face ever made in America: d" Napoleon II,
KING OF Rome and Duke of Reichstadt," with
several portraits OF the son of the first Ma
poeon and curious particulars OF his iife and
"Folk. Life in German By-Ways" with a num-
Der OF interesting pictures. In the present III
stalment of DR.. Hollands " Arthur Bomb
CASTLE" there is description of 50 revival >,
in New England village, nd "Aunt Flick, >
makes her first appearance. There are two
good short stories, " The Woman who Saved
me-" by Fannie +. Hodson, and "a Ghost
who Made Himself seful," also remarkable
essay by Augustus Blauvelt entitled "Christs
Miracles Scientifically Considered" An anon
ymous paper on the late George Z. Putnam
presents an admirable analysis OF the charac-
ter OF tue late celebrated publisher. Mr., Sted-
hdu bNop us boiic bcdutitui 'OA hiu
SIC" from an unfinished drama; ana from
George Mac Donald we have another exquisite
translation from Noyals. DR.. Holland, the
editor. discusses In the Topics OF the Time"
The Reading of Periodicals, Professional aud
Literary Incomes, and The Completely OK JUS
tleo With Crime. The Old Cabinet contains
n notice of the recent Census, and some YER
ses entitled Tho Poet TO bis POEM" In
Homo aud Society," Household Art. Corpora
tive Housekeeping, Ladies at sea, Hyper
gentiity, aud the Games OF Children aud the
Gambling of Men. are treated The Depart
ments OF "Cul;uro aud Progress and " Ma
ture and Science" are as usual both Instruct
i've and entertaining, while in " Etchings the
srtit has illustrated tragic Winters Fao.
sxe Iolm's mlny friends will be glla 20
learn that a new story bg that writer viii bo
commenced in Scu1uer'- for Aprl.
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4 large line of Crol1et and Nilsson shppers
At Van Auken Il Cos.
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The meeting again convened at two O'Clock,
and was called TO order by the President.
1t was ordered by the meeting that the next
reunion o. this Association shall be held on
the % Wednesday Of Juno next.
On motion the word County IL article /,
OF the Constitution, was stricken out and the
word estate" inserted. so that Article 1 shall
read as follows to-vt:
ARTICLE Any person may become a mem
Der of this Association who has been resi-
dent Of the State twenty years or more; pro-
vded that all male members shall pay mem
bership fec Of twenty-five cents.
Edwin Barnum, Esq, then delivered Poet
ical address OF welcome, which was well re-
celved by the meeting, and at its conclusion
copy was requested for the use of this 1850
ciatlon.
After some time spent in speaking and sort
OF free and easy social, the meeting adjourned
to meet again on the I'd Wednesday of June
next.
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D. I. BARNrM. Gen. Al

L. = b.l hNCA ~, zen, AgC.,
IFS Woodward Ave. Detrot
-, Manufacturer OF nor. Copper and Rras.
Wire, Wire Cloth, Boiling Cloth. Burr Mil
stones, broon Wire and Twine, Corner Wealth
er Nanes, WIre Counter Railing, Wire Fencne
and Ornamental Wire Work. o8G
, 1873-12-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Foreign mQrtkc kctN.


L1vEnpooI pee. ELL .. m.-Flonr 2ss@:os "a.
Willis lSs ulGel4s; elub, i3s olSi4s. O5rn, soa.
L1vERpooL, Due. 12-2 y. m.-pork, 70s Heat un.
changed
I1vEnpoo1, poc. 1890 p. m.-Breadstufrs firm.
white 1aa 6ltDl3s 3D. Corn, aus Oil.
11vEArooI Dec. t295 pm Cotton Arner ;middling
upland, sAi4; mi'dng orloans. ss.d; sales, 900
bales American. 100 bales apeguAltol, and export,
90oo bales: sass tos tho week. $1,000 bales; export,
eooo stock, 4Sa ooo American, S3uoo; receipts, II,
ooo; American, 20oo actual EXPORTS llouo; stock,
aoat 3ls,UUo: American, lso,0o0. CattMl tn arriyd
higher H4lss, upa.t nothing below good ordinary
February. s* deliverable january snd Fsebruary.
nut February 7-lG; deliverable, December, 6-lu
OEeanv, nothing below good ordinary. deliverable
January Or February. 81. Yarns anl fabrics 1t
Manchester dull, but not lower.
Htesstutfs firm California white wheat, avDrnge
Qu0i!y. l3s 6a@l3a Sd; rcd Western spring. l2a Ill
Gsl3a ID red winter, l2s 3a@i2s 81. lecceipts Ut
wheat for tho aa thrss days, l7,u0o American, 5000.
Corn, 3JB Gil.
rroylsiopx-Meas pork, 7os. Cheese, o4s. Oumber-
land nli.ldts, 4Ds Oh. Short ltb. 39s.
LONDON, Doc. le-ap m.-Thc amount Of bullion
withdrawn from the Dank Of England to-day III
El3,00. Consola for Muney. 0lJ{t@04t u.l account,
u:':sa9a4. United Suites sectri!lu,-Unitcd sAtsa
Ut u5 VI D7, Qa3s ex.-o0npos; l0.t0s, "a nav o.,
farred, 6sh.
, 1873-12-13

The following Instruments were filed for record
N Friday, Dec. l2:
CITY PROPERTY.
Gross at, OF and near Barry Point road " I, 10O1
TIC II, also 7bxllG It In block, dated Aug
consideration, Sl9U0.
Lcaviti at, 100 taof Dryson IT. t. 94x124 o-l0 II,
With building, dated July consideration, $i,17o.
Curtis Il, loo It n Of Randolph 1T, r. 2sxl25 #,
dated Dec &; consideration, $4,000.
Sophia It, 10 II W Of Larraheu at, T. 2541123 It,
dated Dec consideration. s6ao.
The preniaos Nos. g. od aud o. vncennaa ay, dae,
Der. 10 F; consideration. sl0000.
Jackson Al, no It Ut Western av, D3 It 10 alIey
dntsd Dec consideration, $780,
SOUTH OF CRY LlMITs.
Lot Is, In Westor'a I+ots and In Torrcstve,
dated Oct. ~ consideration, $J0l0, -
I.ot In block &c. Of u 4 Dec IA, 80, II, dated
with other property. N0y. consideration $1,000,
uudiriled " of u Ut n 10 II Heu j, Jg il,
lated Doc c0ualeratlont e35, ,00O ANguatul jacob
>on 10 William N. 9cItlder.
Lois l8 to ~ tn D!ock Is, In Adm Hmith'a " II
3ec 80, 50, II, dAtod Dec. II confederation, lD0
Lots II u1I IL In Block =, Ut WinHun's pI.t 4 Il
Iots to II IN Block 2, Of rAaroa " NV II Buc u,
50. 10, dated Nov. u consideration, $5,l0u,
Lot latn salno block, dacd Nov. IL consideration,
te~<..
WEST CITY L1MIrs.
Lot trf- Fox's Iot V ln Block y, nordona v n - u
Bso q. Il 10, dated Nov. ~; consideration, s7oo.
, 1873-12-13
Tl'Irs1ay y,".-.............. 1907 5.1l5 ,...

oA%TIilas :reas s ?ery @ tho sss
Improved, md Mt tho coso Of business houra some
aoo bend ha'l Changed hands. Tho bulk Of tleso wont
sry 5 a sps g 9" ors aso he. to
tl.oo@2oo III scaawnHs to ii SO for oxtra Shipping
aaots og 1 @ sre III" wsro very 1ow rsrao!ios At
portant sala Of tho dsy WIS ropnr oil by Gregory,
strader g., they selling II Christmas aInera, avor-
E ' e se1 & T'y a9a uy d =
aeaaon, shippers rc1asisg to D0 hnnaie "iM'' .em ,e
Il Il tho 'ys GSsass ouonsr. ts sro ssF n 4n T4s
who would venture to buy anything Of iiahor Erado
tlan Tho ayerngo Texan Heor. Tho palstud sales DO
,!ol Indicate any Important change In values OF the ar
shipping bocyos, with "held their ow, prices %oro
III nuyars favor Cows, rough lalffa(toiied steers.
and To1an cattle were dull md Ao irrugulur1y tlls
average Of rricca being shntle lowor thai yehtcr-
day. uf these descriptions n,any ronAln In tls yards
snaoll ard holders FREQ 10 anit that to reazo it
will 10 nucessary to uccepk lower prices than were
prevalent to-uaS Tho general market ouscd weak.
QUOTATIONS.
Extra Dccyos-0ra.1cd atcerB, avcraRing1 400
ohuee III a eovcsrIHc is wei f;rn,a ;csr
70 0 year old aseers, averaging 1900 TO --.-
oosa n:iy formed s'0'
ssors. averaging 1.2oo 10 i9so lba ...... 4ooa47s
Butchers sorh-Uonnon 10 iair aioors,
aseragng $50 10 l.ioo ba soo@4 100
,!osh avorayu 7Jo 10 1,O5u lba. 2.6oss2s
stays, bulls, md xca!nyag Steers. 1soe9aas
Cattlo-rcxas choice curn-fol ........,. 40uSsA.6o
Cattle-TexuH. su1unlerud North. ..... 2.751E3.50
oalte-1e3aa. tlFontl draveu.......... 1.75@92.60
, 1873-12-13

sl,onldors ut 6l1o; 100. 900 hs do sncr February
nj 10; 500o0 llis do ut 51Eoi 900 lLs do NJ
g5So; 10d boxes short ribs nt G9fo, 6oo 6oxos
long nrd short eloar at'61fc; 7u0 boxes do ut
ss.8l1l, 10000 ll,s groom hams (i5 ,s) at ~
lac, ,00j ihH do (l0 ltH) ut 84o n0,000 lhH do Mt
81Go 100 teH nweot piclsletl do as lhR) a. 01so;
60 brls piga tongues at $1,000; 400 brlH city tal
low At 69bo; "a brlB do At 0Ao.
Four Nas worry quiet hit strong ut former
quotations.. Thoro woro Hoyeral uhippIng ortlorH
OH the n,arkot, but gcnorally nt pr1oea below
tlloao insistol on by holdorn; l,onco they wore
not filed, and tho snles made wore oio'v To tho
local trade. Tho rocoiptH and Bl,lpnlontH COLI
tinue la.go bslt good deal Of tho flour thnt
paaRos through our uity goes dirsct from tho
mills to the EuBt. sooka hero nro not large.
Drnn sold at m advanco Of 50o por ton. Balus
were reported OF 60 bills whit wintor oxsrns on
private torn,H; 200 brls sptng oxtras at e6. 90 !;
200 bris do at e5.7b, $50 brla do OH rtivnto
forms 100 urls rye At s40o. Total, 1,100 brls.
Alno, 10 tons bran ut ell.50; 20 toms tlo at
FL 25; 20 tonB do nt F11.O0, on trauk. Tho fol-
lar. il.zn n1u
, 1873-12-13

.25 fer poor to choice.
EAST LIBERTY, pA.
Special Df:pateh 70 The chsayo Tribune.
EAST Liberty, Par Doc l2.-Cattle-The receipts
head against s03 cara for The week before. Fho sup
with guod representation IL fat aid hoary Ohristaa
mand. Quotations arc: Extra Christmas heavy aud
fas. ol@74c extra, 200 to SOD ID eteors, 5@o.lc;
TOM 70 ncim 1,o5a 10 lido il seers, 4@lo; stosxups ]
c. SO IT, ss Il; ssss % os sE Es week s~
Hoas-Tho recepts were o75 cars, or $50 head,
against 343k for the week betoro. The run has
lot been heavy. bat there many hero as could
be sold to relsoube advantage As tho arrivals i'll
crease the prices w deelus Quotations aro: Extra
Tsas Ta1sses iss Il SO S H.. s9a s rh1 aass 1crSs4s &C.,
heavy and coarse hogs $3.50. Everything was sold
except late arriYaa.
aasst he iho art
of fair amount, and the demand was good at these
rates Christas aeop. sGoo@7 on; 95 to 100 ba, fine
Indiana, s575@ @75; common, E.25aa.to; III selling
on arriva', ana not n1,iy n;1t93S,4my 9S',1y ill.,
DurraLo, N. T., Dec. observation-disclosures, incll,d-
Ing reported arrivals 627 sotu for tic wcot, g. 4.1
NJ market oil uow arrivals through consgpmiouis.
toa for s Mes ae sspSst'l
ut Yesterdays prices. Some choice Christmas sleep
fed In canada nv 3e !ts wcro On market, but could
IIoas-locoipts. Including reported arrivals. GOO
total for the wook, II 9o0 against 400 for the
time lust weei. Market dull nrs1 dragging this orn
iug ut .aoal.oo for light to heayy but few Of tile
latter In tho e,y. Thu bulk OF offerings tail onls
buyers holliuK oil.
NEW YORK,
NEW YoNK, Dec. l1.-DEEvEs-Tatat receipts, Ga6
making 2,02d for four days aglns $50 for tile
time luBt week. Tile ilurktt wAB dull mud weak ut
about yesterdays prices. Common 10 extra sold ut
rango Of 01S@l21lo for naiyo ateors Including II
Of 1ino!a cN ewt, At io1@o; ears. q! rwt Ut oK@
lie do Ohio, do ut lie DO o1tra " du ut l2k
Antl 10 common Toxaus, acalat 8 GWt ut &c.
SHEEP AND LAMus-RcceiutB, 5000, Making 18, 100
for four days, aganst l00au for the time lust
week. Sales slow tho nurket closed weak nt 6s for
ordinary to extra.
sw1sE-Arryala. 1910, making 24,7oo for four
days. aguiat 500 for The same tle lAat week. Nono
wera offered aliye. Dressed wsso drmar prcea aa-
ya1lcpl To gAG97kc,
, 1873-12-13
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.
FnIpAr EvKN1No, Dec, u.

. FntpAY EVENING, Dec, u.
ALCOIIOL-'YaB firm at $l.3aGSlhD.
LEANS AND rEA6-Wcta III light request at for
er pricea Nayy heans, $9.5oS2.GO; lueitluna. $9:5
@24o; sonmon, s. l.soaa1oo; pcas $1,000 l.to
M, eooa sFss s 81 aesy M svs
steA1y aud Art. 0oot to choice taoIe Luttcr ,K we'll
6ull n a,ld lolera ud difficulty In rea!lzsnB Ut
tbs quotations. Blippors nnl local o0isurera bought
iiberaly u t4o anoroa range Of prcoB CHOICE yel
low, 3743Da: medium to good, 9os.5e; tnserlor TO
common, laSlas; colusnon to choice folI, loalBe
Il.Dru ia uny moderate moyomunt in any line af
Qooda LII ths lak but prices Asa balloysd to 10
, 1873-12-13

H0d8-Tho Arm feeling Developed townrd the
positive advance pr!ces Jumping up q good 10c por
100 lbs falling c N TIC receipts of nbont 10 ooo
prices Of ta psolct may be aspgne "a The principal
causcs Of Tho Increased arinncss though tho belief
which was pretty generally entertaiupd-that tho
unsettled condition Of tho country roads will seriously
uerforo with tho "bunclng" of hogs, and that na
result olr recesnts during sho ncxt lew days vii! DO
materially tmliahed, no doubt bud something tu do
prevalent a,nong all clnsscs Of operators. There wa.
brisk dcmunl froni packers aud fairly active inquiry
from shippers, mud hotweou thoso two interests tho
supply, large 1t wna-there were some 20p00 stale
hoga-was n oss'y disposed Of ealcs making at $1,000
80 for common, at siia9@.s5 for medium, ana Ut
i.o5. sale Of H. averaging :iGd be, effected by
II. Z. Mallory 4: Bro. At $40. The market closod
, 1873-12-13

CH1oAoo, Doc. la-0 y. IN. -sules 600 brls mcss
pork, caHh, at 9A. 90: 6O0 do. Ho!ler February,
Ut $l5,25 $50 tcs lard, seller February at H41o
250 tes do ut 82@a; 250 tea DO at BYso 900 toa do
at 85{o ! 250 tcs do, sollor Marah, ut 90.
, 1873-12-13
The Produce Markets.

mt z; less aovn rcco!na, l2.
""nnn r., nontl uvtre n fns9 n ~ S.u , xteeSu
a. 1stSs ~ ~ Wilt. e@.. . s''"g Kn'n 10 cholca
o u an N q, To.,,s t5 m st:a9Sss''g +, ~ efa
scnrro III rn ,f "a "a 1s'sr' NJ , SG .lni
Tug M' MMeatcsn' F5oug4.2' What ol'eita dun, be-
N uno;o "sI' y , GSsea h1 ae. roseMs .3seoo b
Nc MwauS1Ieo' Il Sys lw: oo stg p,nsr Siir,: so
yuen & cmaos au nan ,at nr,nr uIcnan9cM onrh
SSS mixed. s'n il DS stuse 77!s9s; s % d
lnw"r rs Oa'n ~ nv, "resea sro$ Siosea as!ll ana
sss Sa ;s;es", 9eeo ssoa. s ,sea "s''eF A'0'' 81
Tay TSIEs Irs; tTn,;s, sstei.. "sHss.eI,. aSgss9o.
UnuuEnlEa-uugrcn nmirs ana or,, rto o,,,c,o,o
supr dull aud Iower f.r ~ nu ,,oa r'rn
Moassrs quio 1co uneha,nap M n aTI' fei'''s' 'a@S''
runrEarIsx-sIr!d;; g, sfaa',e ai s1e; rcnne 13Ao
rer oW esa a sa, SsTase t T. mid snas
Mnrcl, $i50lUa5. lief I'm. nrst arso s.J9" ,"'
ss23;1SsiGoS; s.; ;s a. fesena A. ss9i5 1aess.
fierce steady; primo ,csu s2ooUli2l o. inJis ress.
nyefate reaucst and uns,Sn Mids u1t me1!s ts IN
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TR1DAY EVENING, Dec. H.
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ot the lasdinQ articles OF produces IL Chicago
, 1873-12-13

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