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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30
Friday, the 10th day Of June, 1874,

within the hours of 10 a. m. and 8 p IN. Of that
day, in front Of the entrance to the office Of
the Western Union Telegraph Company, on
Madison street in Memphis. Tennessee, east
of Main street, offer for sale TO the highest
bidder, for cash, the following lots or pieces
of property lying in Shelby county, Tennes-
see, and described thus: One piece begins at
a stake 1898 Clio feet east of q stake in the
west boundary line of grant No. 1915 in the
name of l.. Long, running thence east Oily S-lO
feet to stake in the northeast corner OF Joy
Il Logwood's joint tract 1.-THE same being the
northwest corner of a tract sold by lSvi JOY
and others to W. II. Bassett). said colner te-
ing on the south side Of Breckenridge ays2ne;
thence south $40 8-12 feet; thence west 5l9 $40
feet to stake; thence north e16 8 Y feet 70
the beginning, estimated to contain II q lVO
acres. The other lots are known as lots Nos.
5. and z Of George Dixon's subdivisions OF
his lands Cd Walnut street, in the city Of
Memphis. BEGINNING on the west side Of wal
nut street 1876 !eet and nine inches souln Oh
the intersection of Walnut and Dixon streets.
being the northeast corner Of lot No.e thence
south with Walnut street $50 feet 70 stake:
thence west $50 feet to an alley y feet wldei
thence north with said alley $50 feet; thence
east $50 feet to the beginning. Equity OF re-
demption is waived in this trust deed.
NJ. ID. WEIGH, Trustee:
WILSON q Beard. Attorneys. Oh 70
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30
KNIGHTS OF PTTHIAs.

TKxSEssEE Lopez No. 5-Meess ~
svery " ednesday night over Adams ~
street Engine House, cor. Second street. @.
r. MCLEAN, Q. O.; p. J. Moran, V. c.; G.
stedt, NJ. Of T.; A. Hum. NJ. Of E.; c.
fsrozs p
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30
saturday, eth DAY Of june, 1s74,

at the southeast corner Of Court Square. IN
the city of Memphis. 1enn., within legal
hours, sell to the highest bidder, for cash, lne
certain property situated in Shelby county
Tenn. and known ss block b on the plan Of
Fort Pickering. 70 which trust deed and ne
reference therein made special reference y
hero made for greater certainty. Terms Of
sal6 cash. Equity Of redemption barred;
Title believed 70 be good, but will only sell
and convey as Trustee. s.o,, ~
HpafEs & POsrOS. Attorneys. 50-N
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30
Trustees Sale.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE CT THE
u terms of trust deed made TO me as
Trustee on the oath day of October, 1872, by
I. II Logwood and Kate Il. Logwood, his
wife, to secure the payment Of certain notes
therein described, which deed is recorded in
Book No. SO. on page 967 Of the Registers
Records of Shelby county. l will, at the re-
quest of the holder of said notes, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30
COTTON.

The market this morning opened dull
and nominal, with moderate demand
and fair offerings. Liverpool was re-
ported dull and unchanged, with up
lands at SID, Orleans at sgd and sales
of 5000 bales. New Orleans was quoted
quiet, with middlings at Use. 1t being
decoration day of Federal graves, no
dispatches were received from New
York. The market here was dull and
heavy, with prices nominal and unset
tied. The demand was mostly for bright
and medium cottons; low grades we're
not in much request. Transactions were
light Several small lots of ordinary
changed hands at l24@l23c, low midi
dlings at l64@l63c and middlings al
l74@l7!c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30
rnr A.knnsns RiYer.

Memphis and Arkansas Packet Company
United States Mail Line-For Pine Bluff
Little Rock, and all points through to Fort
Smith.A
FORT GIBSON...".......-....Nowland. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE ON U-@,
w SATURDAY. Goth inst. at &c.,
5 pm. ,,,, ,,,,,co,, 11-sa'Ah
1878 Wharf boat, foot of Court street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30

memphis & Ohio R. R. ! 500
HOO 1901 Twice Daily. $3.50 2.b
(Memphis & Charleston
9.30l12 r. R.-Daily. ID 90 ll.55
I Mississippi 4 Tennes-l
l1.45 see R. R.-Daily. 2.2
(Memphis i Little Rockl
II R. R.-Daily. 500
Miss.riye to gelena
sol Friar's P't--daily. s
ENTHUSIASTICALLY
30o Mon, Thurs. Sat. 8
Miss. river "a st. Louisl
3 sol Mon. Thurs. Fri.
I White River-Semi-
3 80 (Weekly-Tues. Il Sat.
Ark river ,semi-weeklyl
8 30 Tuesday and Saturday. 5
Marion (tri-weekly)-l
o Mon, We'd, Fri. 10
Z Cuba, Tennessee
10 weekly-Friday. ! 10
ByhgIia&olivss Branch %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30
Trustees Sale.

PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF A DEED
i in trust to me executed on the l1th, day q
January. 1873, duly registered in Deed BOOB
No. 81, page 475, by Matthias Jones and Ms
wife H9pnah Jones, will, on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-30

The following Is the present tariff from New
York and Boston to Memphis on freights by
the GreatW estern Dispatch Fast Freight Line:
All fail-First class, 81 81; second class, 81 Is;
third class. 81 o.; fourth class, SIC; fifth class.
&C.
, 1874-08-30

FoR sALE-JoB LOTS OF GENERAL SHELF
F1hca. u Lake-st., upstairs
h'oR sALE-oR ExcHAHGE-THE WEiL-DUILT.
oa; e4p.sis. 1t. ssi5 .x4ds' or Iii ate1
Rsssy sGSii:as i. ri se sfs en- up
xi,s sand, as III south l1ss,qd..t, up.ts...
SAsEE s;:s + FGYE Esa
5Metnodnt Church Blnrx.
EoR sALE-oAKLEY7s BEpEUG AND COCK.
ta p1es3 1iG :stsn
c.. saas'S "a f., f. iaae
=. s sh e M Asl,s = sse' Hu'k'' ho
ss s ss va sas.s "a
Is saa sssE S..'' o
zoe sALt-A FULL SIT or VAN VECHTl;W5
S4 Sy III N aa bs; az !S; sP ,sss
ia. IS. daress T. Tritass osisa 41l'' 4<'''
!, n Ehs4ES Ess .ssase asn FIXTURES
snsacfs q1sat hazaia: Eao'a 8. ii iassilss.
FOE SALE 7MllcH GOAT. WITH Ok WITHOUT
!s*s1 u Ss9:1 %.!; h.sD CHEAP SfLEs0D
Foe sStFI 1 nIt 4yE "; 4. So0R 20 HkK!SG S SAFE
EoR SALE : a5 FEET HLACK; WALNUT 4xD
Also nex n.y. Appfy At III Lasac.s.. 1s.cnant.
TOR SALE-A DOURLE-IARKELEo BREEciI-
l.adln9 Guu At a4sxain. CAL adlrcss no. At8
West Van Burtuss.
L1OK sALE-A FINE NEW COPY OF KSIETiTs
edition Ut bhasspesre, hAlf-ca handsomely iilus-
s7:s s,4s 52!anss Tbaes oes s'a sS' will sell
E1oK SALEUI1EAp FOR CAsH-A BRAK-FEW
= Il; nsr.is '&fe' ao.a size. cAa ho .ssa y liz
FOR !sALEB1RD.DOG. IS a FITE.ULooDED,
we'll -traincd dog old. Can te eeeo At own
IL IL fs.e9s9 Wnx sK'nsF cottage GEors and bo"en.''
FOR sALE-A CIGAR FIGURE. TWO SHOW.
At - Blue ls1anu-av.
TOE sAL-T0 Observation-Disclosures
sxo 1anpanincps. t4ua patsnt. nes and perfect:
otlcs. -
EoR SALE -Ia5 FEET FIRsT-0LAsS IRON
tenee, tao dsaJs, harnesses. ts., Monroc-st.
TOR SAIE-5.IIoLE GAGOLIHE STOVE, WITH
Or withoat Hon bulss; be.. mado Tor scs-
FOR, SALE =, AN ELEGANT SEAL 6ACGUE
L trimmed with aia.ka sable, otter rnun aud fna,
worn ona xin'es; cost SD. eel ior Stu l. 3 Trlbuas
o5ca.
FOR sALK-A f;LAZIEK'3 DIAMOND. IRON CDR
7ico hE1ks. rol.srs ,uzzing machine ETC.. IT.
LOfs, Collector, 10 Deas1osn-st.
FOR sALE-BLAcK WALNUT ICi; KOx, COIjN-
ts1. ,nelyns, saE e, a;Gs .ro. Apd vo e S1foe so"
t. g siPsJS IFS tsea Thing I" make 0n'' S'Fs1 oa0a
Ion sALE-A MATTHEW'S MiSER1I. CASE
l. drawing five minerals, used only Yaoush. A:sn
.t:a once Gpo1 " Il 81 BELL VIZ HAL
toa-st. -
, 1874-08-30

TO RENT--ROOMo.

- AAeADo1Ncs 1oiVD1A .
TO RENT--ROoMs.
as sys;iooEiaa 5sR.aa Pssf: faouse o. sd Etc:
no REEN;r-RotoMs ;r sIScIE oR ES SUITE. FgR,
psa & e "a BE- ,a at
TO Fl FRONT R9oY ;, PER
ITO REST-Two COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
rp9o,ns = and 81 per month ~ "*bashav. To
no RENr-E1EGANTLY.FUR ROOMS, BY
L day. week. month gentlemen only, At s. and 81
Doasborn..; charges roasonable. Amply At Room G.
To RENT -N1osLY, FURNISHED ROOMS. PAR
~ los ooafoo snd rent vofy cheap ou* passes
ITO RENr-FURSlsHED ROOMS, MERCANTILE
BUILDING ll6 asallc-s: lniulre OF lanitor. Room 10
rINo RKET-oo NORTH ANN-sT. TWO FRONT
Eooas nssy furnished; cas- hot and eosd WATER
l unfrrni4had Fsunt or back sesy chvap. q Twan-
ITO nESH-oEE SINGLE ROOM FOR ONE OR
bs,h.rooa Aso ba1a s se7 Wess Monroe: @ - s4s
e5sf and nsf osf " as9 s
shsooE s T. S5fb@ Shaf?b@ @s if1t = as sGsas:s aF Of the
'IQ RENT;.HX 2; g9LE s son. HOUSE Rent
: i|o'rs Of d roems. 1ae Ses. M2di4on-s,.
SSr i & 1a0 1856 = s. Gls: gic'k
iioF. eoF u i? l Fo# E9o: ila:',ia'
tiu1r Ut soons 4a3 West Madisouss.
And others.
TO ,nESF-1T l5s SOUTH HAIsTED:sF., FUE-
nished rooms; also ono Hour of rooi'. u;ufnishsd,
rooms: elos:i. anl 1s.ei % l. tho E;ehoa. Il Priee W
ITO Rents ROOMS at ela SOUTH PEoEIA-sT.
,r,o nRST-RooMs FURNISHED on UsFUR.
1 nishod. At SGT Wabaell-av.
SO 10.
s9oas On sssond Gnos Au1sabis ioE hshs Housekeeping
ITO REST-FURYIsuED ROOMS. FOR ANY
length b, Of time in priSato family Address H.
RIO itKNr-NEwLY FURNISHED HN,Ms. BEST
sioa1os 0theo. koorn i. fuur,h iIoar.
'y9 nEkr SUITE or ~; EEwLy yoIS FYKNI5;MkD. !sh;1
near Lake. second ioas-
TO REST-oX;E pEsiNAKIE FNoXT = SUIT; oN
p!i,.ss s1sa s .ps & sus'neo without board in
ronESr-FuRS1slisn ROOMS ATsl AND . EAST
L Waslinxton-st. boom II.
TO RESr-ProST FURNISHED ROOM, 18 SOUTH
J. Dcsplaircs-st
,j,o RENr-oSE LANGE NEWLY FURNISHED
touthiraat 1ootn; e1colent day hoard; near l'a
PG1kaF.
HSza4SSSSSs i u s9SzsR z'
no REST-FUnXIsHED on YSTURSlsIIED
I'D eheap SppIy kooa @ d a5 %s.s Isaaop{hs ir{
8 Z o koaIrHFSsM9 y RoS s4S Eo@ is
1'o REhT-a TO 5 ROOMS. USfClNisllED, NOD
g. sna os a'a
!oou Furnished, for gentleman and ~fo sias:o
gen ntlcmcn- TERMS Enodoratc
n.ssa nasa 81 Ho1S ss i, fkoS 1sss IT,
ITO RENT-hEATLY-FU ROOM IN SEC
Hsted e as md t,ss -
olG cs and s to nd
two M easements; Inquire st Hatch Houss, % North
ffU RrET-TW0. NicELY-FUKNISHED ROOMS
i At sul West Aadieon-ei. ---.
no RnST-FouR ROOMS AXpT.o HUTFEIES N
s ;s; Kf as;;s 81; i LIZ 5sS
RIO Rf;ST-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT al
s2ss 11o M s7 s:a9 soo suitable Tor 'D' Or
no RENT PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
i5on sl. s2u per mouth. III aud lid East .disun
AZ 3sa IL, ss:s asnJ pss's
co. Il 1t n..4 ~ s:o ff vF
L at GlO Rret Wa.hinz: onzt. private famiT,
no ,RENT-l2 WEILLlGHrTD ROOMS, THIRD
~ noswest et.3s1 @ hpnTne te sad VII
Wd1iK .l Co Is Lssalle-st. eA''' '4''4''s'
no REST-TIRST FLOOR Of HOUSE ARRANGED |
s s Ss !: s;s2 IL e..
TO .4a nfahooa ss !, sss.2 bn2S5 Hoaas
, 1874-08-30
TO RENT--RCCMS.


~
TO EENT--RCCMS.
We ikaSlHSiaaAD k.adelos: :. hooAS' Ap4f Al "a
Kingsbnr1 Block lis Kaulo1ph.t., With or without
rio. RENr-la5 soUTu Wo0D.sT., NEW BRICK
1o basement: : ss azz;,, z77,7 = 7
fooas o s. ':t sroe:, 81 na eoes. a.
- :: ~ 4.o.s. q =. 6.
nesy farni.hsa 1yo. na hAs aau,ss sa
70 REHfITlinEE FURNISHED PARLQRS WITH
eG oo o. art y g 80 anknE
On psemises.
no KEN1'-riIE BUILDINGS KNOWN AS ees. 3ol.
~. snf ~ a wet vii bo 5snted In se Or othsF
~ ~; =. S'a.k aao = esains!oa=ss'
on pre,ai,a, SoEh hhtnn so os IS oAA'sr' AppAY
no Ei:ST-5io 4 M0NTH. SECOND AND Third
naoEs ot house " Twenty th-ss, r'ons, gas. hot
f7oT TRTNT-TI,E IT1pt;p , pror 1,, nnrr,aE ~
Fn1sr '. vr ~ r, amn; ~. ~ -
[lon house IN soea order; rent sl::
sud ~ aUoMs aas SaSH
ssdlssns efssa s.shanse Ss al
n,sRid KEdHrmAT IA @ s@ M STATE'sT.' N1CELf-foR-
m RT3TST1v,; po1Vs Sa,is. = -, VovT,i "a,
~. neal corner iiuooaio. --=-------------
furni4hc, at Us unois-st. second door from Rush;
p5!xa!s family: ,-=.=.-.
furnished @sl,,aaw~~.M--Mm- loola.: - -
eessa fseaoa ~ aas 4Ap n ~ 20 ec1e.sa VII
mo REEF-F1yRS,sfIEn uonNS CHEAT 7To
gentlemen. At lts frankln.st.. i"om :.
'Co RENT NICELY FURNISHED. ROOMS, WTTH
from Pust-Olaco II Aonross; i.o,u H. "''- VIVA
opn o nms M Is y 1e9 1t Mst or month"; " gentlemen
1 - ~ - :: ~ ::
nuat Watos ia ea. 10 s ssa o,
no Rk;ST-FoUR NICE ROOMS SUITABLE ron
North n, Ann:st: -s:-----
1oo sd snail pfisss family. App'y 5isl To-
no iiEHr-pLEAsAsr FURNISHED ROOMS. Is5
l East Warning. o.: u. loom j: ~-----.-AN-~ ~
.iaFe t:aaeaen: oseayio Tie lie hisI
T. 1eat pr ssapls Il {sdiss enssssd out da5iHs
i;i0 REYT.TIRsr FLOOR 81 SKW H6IjsE n
| fine location. rooms, doubio parots cScs % the
Ino VETT-7iN 7;II0YiSiiEi, Moons Fo77 11o1fsV
.is,spisx. Convenient aud ras.saaCic. 10. i East
| or adI.ess a}s Taltonst- A'' oAA'A
- -, -
nfcc roo,- ~ serooi ,,oor ~ ~ * tTtnt too1S
IfO kEAI7IliittE FN0AT R0o1lS ON SECOND
y Hoor Of BRICK huuse lSs1 5tato-st,. cheap.
mn PEVT-p00VS- -I1S0T1v.v .vTr6 C7UT sco
stand in ci:.r No. las West Washing tonst.
fT7O nEyT-TI1REE FIJRSiSHED m 11yt11p
nnea so"ns @ one a,Es front ps.lor Tor .,
g1e FtAat4 ttuL fqo! not anu c9ia wafer hhd
os.u; NO ID fcc3Sourt' eet"eca abash and Aiaehl-
eao-Ats. :
~ MEst-i9 e' II apit.s ~ Ois G!.AILEMES AiEE.
- 80 % hs VI aeA u,na' ~ aus uEnt
sl7Sp @11so' pA14os 1'o ~ oooAa -
mo nFST-Ro773;s n M :; E7 r. 7;i z1- .v-
/ cheap, 3ls par month Apply =? Csntso-as. -
FuHS1st1ED n! u ROOMS,
: WIZ " N1iiou' poato =. anl ~ rs. M alaala'nst:
no RENT WITHOUT HDARD-A NICELT-FIJR-
p.lcd soo. uu second :Ions suitable f,r two single
, 1874-08-30

no LEAsg-A lot eoslao, LOCATED AT 100 EAST
J. Samss;. tos hvc ycars- Inquire at Is Gold.st. up.
kair5, join L, WEIR. -
, 1874-08-30
BuSTNH9S CHANCES.

1 SPLRfDID-PAYING BILLIARD AND SAM
II pc-room for sale cheap; must be so! II pE0prteor
has other business Particulars 1t COOK 4 VESTS,
NpnroD-st.
, 1874-08-30

WASTFD-TO RENT-A SMALL >IRlsT.MILI,
~ water pucr. IN Michigan; would 1ise
e mile- Address JANE, SMITH. 1t1l Prairia.ay.,
, 1874-08-30

r DryT-0H FDR SArE-THE VIEW BRICK.
-HnN mn. 6sclst7c. .hsrsc, as Uhie-4t., nszr 1t.
4: ;-tet5 I'd t,srilct With rms :nb.oeIlsr 5 Let
L itec tv,Es 1rcp ss ]; 17'ams, Ut = clo:te MN
IL Ia en31tcIas.,. Ap.,y " NA.@E. STRONG.
~ n: The p-sntira E4ur1lEy, .It1rtk iiar.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-10-16

The Michigan Teacher for October has the
following il relation to the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor: Every teacher, superin-
tendent, and friend Of education in the State,
who has vote at the coming election, should
distinctly understand that Mr.. Chamberlain,
one OF The nominees for Governor, is per-
sistent foe OF the comfy SUPPLEMENTARY, and
should cast his ballot in the light Of this fact.
To our personal knowledge, Mr.. c. has lost no
opportunity, in public or private. to express
bis Interpretation OF this system, and to aid
in creating public sentiment that would de-
stroyit IN the educational affairs Of his own
village his views have been narrow and Liberal,
his influence unfortunate for the local schools
or extremely limited education himself he has
never learned tc appreciate its value or to
rightly estimate the Importance " our system
ofpubhc instruction. There IL no likelihood OF
las ever reaching the gubernatorial chair, of
which he would be most unsafe occupant for
tho best interets OF tie State; but he should
never have been thought of as a candidate for
it, especially by band OF Reformers. Lam
sing Republican.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-10-16

The THIRD OF NOVEMBER ELECIIoss.-Of
twenty-four State elections yet to be held,
twenty-three will take place on the third OF
November. There are therefore but a few
days remaining in which to extend the canvass.
During this period, however, much may be ac-
complished. The Obligation resting upon cit
liens Individually to discharge their duty to the
State and their country can not be pressed
to strongly upon each voter.
There is not man living under the Govern
ment OF the United States who does not ex-
pect and demand all the rights and privileges
guaranteed by good Republican government
to it citizens. II becomes, then, the duty OF
each voter to guard the ballot-box on which
purity and even the stability of the Govern
ment depends.
Knowing that your Congressional candidates
have been selected with scrupulous regard to
their established integrity, capacity, and fit
ness to FIJI the high position, give them your
very best support, by personal effort as well as
by your vote. In many cases majorities are
small, and even single vote may decide the
election. Let every man, without exception,
resolve to do his duty to himself and to his
country.
These remarks apply with equal force to the
duty Of voters in reference to their State, coun-
ty and municipal officers Official integrity Is Of
the first importance in all these relations, and
it is only by constant vigilance and jealous
effort that good men can always be selected,
and their election successfully carried against
corrupt combinations for selfish purposes. Be
faithful, therefore, and as you love your coun.
try fulfil your Obligations to it through the
ballot-box.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-10-16

've tme since we warrei our reader that
there w. IN rcu'ahon he ports Of dist onest
pract ces by the County officers, which had been
put into circulation Tor the purpose of aiding
in their defeat this fall. We at the same time
warned all persons from putting too much
credence ID such reports, FOR they would be
found 70 be untrue if investigated"
The Board OF Supervisors, now IN session,
have Just investigated one Of those reports"
which has been circulating for several weeks,
and WAS 'arted for the two-fold purpose of
damaging the prospects OF S. W. Duncombe In
the present canvass, and thereafter to help the
young man who put the story" afoat to the
Treasurership Of his town next spring.
1t WI be seen that the Committee appointed
by the Board Of Supervisors to Investigate"
have most unequvocally exposed the pilot
aud set the seal Of condemnation on the
"story, az well as to exonerate Mr. Duncombe
from all blame as to any seeming wrong, but
place tho matter in its true light before the
public
1t will b seen that the Committee is COM
poeed OF two Leading Democrats both of WHOM.
are on the Democratic ticket this fail, and one
Republican. We apprebend that the report Of
this Gem nittee will out-wegh whole volumes
OF furreptitious lying aspersions against the
oflic al int gritty Of tie gentleman assaIled. II
als) PAGES the author " tho loport in sn Al-
env.abo predIclment. 1t places him in the
position OF stupid block-head or that of
lnayc who has some private personal matter
torevenge and so Far as this matter is con-
cerned, it would be better for him IL he could
convince The people that he is simply block
head" The following is the report
To THE HONORABLE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
VAN buren, COUNTY:
Your Committee appointed to examine aud
investigate certain rumored charges OF maj
ieasance In Office, made against s. ". Dun
comoe, EGG. County Treasurer. beg leave to
report that they have carefully examined the
DOORS and papers in said County Treasurer's
0inco, IN relation to such rumored charges. and
that after such examination are unaninouslv
Of the opinion t1at no ground for ebarees Of
the character referred to exist.
Inc charges, as reported, are based upon ,l,,
action OF the County Treasurer in reioc,;nr,
certain taxes returned by the Tov,s,,,,, r.
urere. and refusing to receive or credit ,bor, =,
Che Townships, and requiring the ror,n.,,,.
Treasures to nay the amount in cash in s,,,,,,.,
amounts charged against their respective To-
shlps for state and County taxes. tbis g..
not only within the proper SCOPE o. the C,p,tr
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-10-16
Woman Suffrage Notes.

susan B. Anthony is in this State lecturing
on woman suffrage.
The American Woman Suffrage Association
met In Detroit last Tuesday and Wednesday,
Many eminent people were present.
Mr.. Giles i. Stebbins. OF Detroit, has lectur-
ed more than sixty times In favor of woman
suffrage since May, to audiences from school,
house full to over 5000 persons in the open air
and usually to full houses.
Those who favor Woman Suffrage are NOV
ing in the line of Gods thought for Christian
iJy recognizes the perfect equality OF the sex,
the onenes OF the human family. The same
thought is recognized In the Declaration OF In
dependence. But the trainers Of that docu-
ment did not comprehend it in its fullest ex-
tent. they declared against class distinction.
but they incorporated human slavery in the
social system Of the country. Through great
trlbuIation this evil was wiped out, and the
country was taught that there must be no dis
tinction. Now the country Is coming to UNDER
stand that there must be no sex Instruction.
Ypsllanti Commercial.
New testimony en- this subject is given on
our first page. Read it: 1t is short and to the
point Among other things it says that in
Wyoming "not ono Of the evil results which
we're predicted has ever followed the enfran-
chlsement Of women" But, evil results or
not. we hold that the principle OF equal rights
demands either the enfrspchisement OF woman
or the DISBURSEMENT of man, anything to
make il equal. =" Let justice be done though
the heavens may fall This is the position
we announced with emphasis several weeks
ago, and opponents do not attackit. The posi-
ton is impregnable. We have gained logical
victory. Let every voter see whether he can
not take this ground before he is laughed into
some ridiculous position. 1t is only three aud
q half weeks now TO election. Make up your
minds --Lsu-ing Republican.
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The Ailegan Democrat says that the Ladies'
Temperance Band of Allegan wish it distinctly
understood, that if prosecutions are discon-
tinued il ls not because OF the burning OF
buildings or any threats or intmidations -
neither is it from any lack of zeal on their part
or determination to cease praying and working,
but solely because OF the difficulty in getting
iuries that will decide according to the evidence
and for the interests Of the community, instead
Of in favor Of those who jeopardize the DEAR
estTntereets of the people.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-10-16

Mr. ". { Tucker was found intoxicate l. and
yesterday complaint was made before Esquire
Bennett, and he was fined IS and cost OF suit.
Mr.. TT ker has been for some time broden in
intellect, and it seems will drink to excess
whenever he has the opportunity. 1t is claimed
we believe, that he stole the liquor as no
person would sell it to HIM. peculiarly Of
for the people woman-Mrs. Neff-appeared
and conducted the suit and tie respondents
attorney wa. lis own son.-Decatur Republican.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-10-16

County Ticket.
For state Senator, 18th District.
ALBERT THOMSON.
For Representatives,
LIT District-ALEXANDER b. COPLEY.
I'd D,strict-GEORGE G. Il. YECKLEY.
For County Clerk,
SAMUEL HOLMES.
For Register OF Deeds.
KIRkE W. MOVES.
For County Treasurer,
STEPHEN W. DUNCOMBE.
For Sheriff.
JOHN L. SHOWERMAN.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
BENJAMIN +. HECKERT.
For Circuit Court Commissioners,
ORAN W. ROWLAND.
JOHN J. SHERMAN.
For Coroners,
JOSIAH ANDREWS.
ELISHA Il. MOON.
For County surveyor,
ALM0N y. PIERCE.
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Call at Whoatons for your school BOOKS.
Stationery. Pons Pencils DC. &c.
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The following is tue ticket nominated by the
Democratic Convention october 9:
Senator-E. o. Briggs.
Sher;ff-George ID. Boyce
Clerk-D. ID. Wise.
Treasurer-W. ". Bass.
Register-R ". Nuttng.
Prosecuting Attorney-D. 7. Glldden.
Circuit Court Commissioners John q. Hill.
j. b. Roosevelt.
Surveyor-Homer Hale.