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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

~ ALBANY and TROY lnpling AT Catskil-S Gamer Vs.
SCHUYLER ium Pier 81 y: T., FIans'inSi., $3.50.
WEDNESDAYS. and FRIDAYS. w. III rare. 20 Genus
dece; cabin with berth. 81. Oply 70 I" iIaic. Ivy"
al r"l1cei rates J. " "a. ~ -,
NaiH i1nyiiia q. = 80 u. Ia"'ca Iona isl;iH 80
u.s.; i'oIahstcis I.Aebttk. thlsb ~ Aiheh>'
~ I.fuil t.stts ~ -; inc Nowl ork siAc 'aF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

~ COzzFNs's HOTEL DOCK. IONA ISLAND
DAILY tSunayS excepted lay Stcnmloit ARMENIA rfInn
BRoOKLYN. FuGnst, st Sn, a. m; Ncs'iy 81 ~ " Nloi
Tweaiy ..sni .hst. 03O. handbag Nsnhottanyhn 9os
Yokeis 1883 Dohbs F,rr1. II Nysrt a'i larTto"n 10Y
ferry 1879. Retuise rom Newsurga ~ 20" D. in
racliag .Ntw.l ork at $50, ana brooklyn AT : D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

1 ~ NEV'IrCSI,X SOU FHEIsN RAILROAD
Fare from ';er. orE Pitt lcllliJ eniT - p.
,,fru,rpcisr MOI DAY Srur ? 1S7j IRE new. sahCl
ard comm0l,us siofmbosts ~ - hNNi ana " ihi"ii
connecting al sandy liuo, vita all t4l!!s e. III
cave Sew TER Y r. r.. y 0t of heV''i-s'
Lon q
gf5 a. IT, Tor Ii.iais u'is Long Branch. IO"S f'Nef
MactoDn Niu,anu. ana BrIdEe,ol ., Mt,
loo %. EOi PA ltr pa, Long blahtA' h"'S"N A"N
o. All aiiluS.
$50 b. ~ f.xlr. - iof rhJdg ple snl Tong RidnfI
r Car. h,r-h - T'lri' inla o- & - g. M RAIN
a.. D. ill., For One Prauch Toms flircr ana Naiei""b
Iin., 1t az 2it.tS. .,rt. .istr, iZ"1 an D." r. ~ ~
Suulsfs- ROM ear 81 Per . q g. NJ Ii, y; H. '.'o
NJ MS Hr ~ in:t Branch !i;lN q. M t"tu.i'-. "ft
Long lrfA - 90 D. rl AMY, Pier GOO p M - hot 'i"i
lion m Nm. =. HrtIbIN, CenHd Manager.
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-, g., meet M NATAWAN with ~ ifain g and i''n
X I;N nuI,T snd az LONG BRANCH ~ tTioN WIN. al
-. "a a., roI. NI Fan VitJN and ASiJ iil fNkk.
''~'' " Wv ~. =. BALDWIN, Oen Ias~Agt
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At II EAST 15TH-ST.-To gentlemen only
"A large. pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS. chr"r' Tor 'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

DRIDGEPOBr, and all points on HouSatonic ONO
I'd and Naaraiuck RairoadN farr J. SIT .aef lilti ~
PORT leaves katharine dip at llSo an MD hTdgel"ft" az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07
Summer ReireGts.

s-JENKINSON" iHtTNl, Highlands. =. j..
u vii op,n = Rooms ~ suite a.f si"sis ior ia
rc~ T-ins 81 70 s2l per week. Access by ipas Branch
re Pier No ; au ,aer Dri Pier y, % Nu'ih igtr
TWIN, II,A |. I...lN. n.n. li.fnr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

r ACE WORK. &c.-Au expert LACE HAND
i formerly IN Wholesale h"el, makes mp
10 ,inal designs. and cleans asd repairs
La cleans I'D glove. ald mae. over
in theft pa stD!r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

G1ARATOG A.-Dicct rortr, via Citizens Line.
- Ilre.. steamboats, ,rig Nni" DALI lr'li'tnf -
csutcal at T.. H., "i .-r -, ~ &c. i"t 90. J. oj u
a. d! '. .
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fesve Long Branch TO, %, laos r. M 20 t;lo'
$50 ,-.. .,, ,,,,-es N,rr
zenith Am! ~ at GO p III Leave SUM ANNOY ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

XNYANTED-By an English Protestant girl u
w situation a. SEAN-TRi.ss and 10 wall .Ay yr
Young children cts reference Address p NJ Boz 3i5
T. 4
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TENUE FII'SHING. NORTH SHORE, and
4 a LI-i.-L- I. l-lLnA.N.

FtNHE FM'SHINN, hVHIU SIlUhL, anu
4 GENITAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
route 10 BapyiDn Bay sho. lsi, S"tNie and IA
ciosuc.
Leave lltH'i fonf $40 u.-patc"sue nh trlin Win
Yail. ai'.'-eS.
Leave IIiuc, it4hi 200 D. n.--ia'ohcEuc way trin.
Leave Hunter hiu - 49, iJlaichCguc express tain,
with pal aiiaCLed.
IeiV, Hunt.r'- PL..f 800 p. ni-Islip way tran.
pa cras- a,c bis ana small tlcttan!g, Also iOf
t'fius ~ tGriS ar central PARK II "r iHrH
Iisellc and ci.,r stations. rt+ n'ais hdNt Nc" pG,
0 .an ,s, Las; Ntti - htriits hd tool W my
foir e. East u minutes rryipns Ia TIC onriuf o,
trains from Huut, IcAtiS sod aud baggage thcrscd
81 lInes .lv lT, i0uit 81 Offices Sunday trains lea
Hnuisrs Irf fer Neck. Hampstead. Gaidn tits.
C.,0gne and all ~ $40 a. ana 100 NJ
Flushing college Point " lttst and 81 I'M fmcdiar
>at.9s al sl 1000 Loo H. ~ and Iu :iIJ jOr, $50
y. |. u. BARTON. superintendent
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DrGI LAR Cat>l,lI line, zap the reek.-Stcdm-
g. o.. New champion and No-r i:re 50 II Leave iicr -
ara 0.ly rANrff iiatf - q ]. go. iiD 30
cents tUu,oiiugri Kill viz c' lc ~ inr ei SIS
thIory.i t.tio sold - CAf, DGha INDIAN anu AT
tll..s " = -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEN -JLRSEi
N'-ALIFSTOWS LINE 10 TIL WI.aT-fasS aea
ava Ersrht station in New York D,ry ST. COME
nj some lie with south Branch H. IL y Hampton Jnnr
vita Df Lack and West r. n ~ tmupsh ~ Wl'h IL q
and Ssl,eaanna DIVISION a-O with IeAgh valley fgai
y,,ra. nr 4, ia li.lqT PsjEfgn and tie WCs, aso L
Central feousy u ~, anu 20, ~; W
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G,eamboo,s nno Railroaos.

AJBANY AND TROY BY DAYLlCHT.-
n bay boats q \ IuHARD and DANIEL. pi,isNo leave
Ccstrrsi picy taih (Sundaye cNoere az ss and
tith ST. At . l@i'ng al wes Point coinw all ns~mfg
rcsir Rl,chgk. Catssi0 asi Hudson. 'scis ~"
s,s ,es Soln. Nor aud W,sf Tim tckc.s 70 West Point
,sop 81 all and NcHburgh. NturIDs sdnc day ". SSh
trains 10 from saratceS TO saratoga 80 ~ Vuu ~
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07
nInLRERT IlONSE. Oal.kil!. y. Y. situate

D., mile from boa Ian i.e. ala pos ONCE 10.
IN for ~pmrr buar ers nr~ t'aSs accSnrp ia 's I' -
"a sa.t. new no ,r ana rr..,uy fuuisic1; terms. so
n ~ r,r veea liberal asTangomtnts for season Adness
, 1875-02-03

men WIN have hhd hard work in attending for
four hours to tho grnat trial.
IR, AND MRS. nEECTfEE
nccnp}e1 thrtr regular places dlrln9 both ses.
Flons to-day. Tho conduct batween tho bearing
of Mr. D and TINT of lin wifo WAS very
marked. J!s attitude throughout the day Was
UNCHANGED BY ANYTHING either in thn testimony
or t],o disputes Of tho lawyers. His faco WAS
rory calm, md was amoBt constantly turned to
the witnesR-c1Rlt. with IN expression Of quiet
in.crcat. Hts Notebook was IN his Ian. 1it lie
did not make mich Ise ri 1t. II Heesnod 10 be
hts desire that ho thould mol lie conBpicuonh
Dcceher. on tlle contrary, waB amns. dem onBtra-
tive II. her expression Of cnncern for everything
pertainIn. to the trial, The expression Of her
face ~ s1e looked steadily at Mr. Tt1ton during
tho Testimony would atoo 1,aso made her notice.
nbte. et,,ecfnily when Mr. TIi.on gave his rela-
tiona with atra. Woolhntl; and declared, with q
solemn appeal to Col that l4 Intimacy with
i,or 1as cattHeE mainly by tho influence u 5tr.
Deccaer. At ntlier timcs dntlnr tho testimony
sue had I'll o1presainn of inetnd'l!it5.
PERSONAL Sofrt.
Tho olier ladies present did not indicate by
their cpuntenances any expression Of their
opinion.
Mrs. Tlton vAs absent III tho morning. In
the afternoon Aho nat III her usual place with
strs. Ovington Mrs. Sbearmar, aud atrs, Finld
being near i,er. There were revaral other lAdieA
in court, WHO carefully concealed thoir namen.
Que laay In tho ante-room placed char jnet
outside uf the courtroom. a1i] resaed over tho
hoads Of tIo audience. trying to gat glimpse oi
the witness, to whose testimony ete natened
with much apparent interest.
Gor. BcGio, OF New Jersey, Was In court, and
Hat beside Judge Nelson part OF tho da:.
, 1875-02-03
SCAN. MAG.
Tilton's Case Against Beecher
Remorselessly Prose-
cuted.
Continuation Of the Plain
tiff's Testimony.
Story Of the Interview to Es'
tablish Little Ralph's
Parentage.
Tilton's Connection with
the Woodruff Elk.
planned.
He Sought to Prevent an Elk.
posure Of Beecher'a
Guilt.
Mrs. uooker's Threat Of Invading
Beechcr's Pulpit.
Traoy's Pledge Not to Act as
Beeoher's Counsel.
Scenes In the Court~Room- --Appearance
Of the Parties Concerned.
Tilton's Manner of Giving Testimony
Too Vehement and Passionate.
Expression Of Intense Passions
and Emotions.
Scenes In the Court-Room---ADpearan
Of the Parties Concerned.
Tilton's Manner Of Giving Testimony
Too Vehement and Passionate.
Expression Of Intense Passions
and Emotions.

Special DtspattA ia The Chtedgo Tribune.
DnooK1Ys, N. Y, Feb. Alt the evidence Of
Titon yesterday was terrble mental liberation
for Boecher, that Of to-day must hayo been
stilI moro exquisite psng. Tho threshold only
Of Tilton's story was crossed yesterday, and to-
day the world wns shown from chamber to CHAM
her in his house Of horrors. An air Of almost
hopeless solempity found expression In Beochor's
faco. I1e looked like q State criminal nrragned
for high treason. Ho mover smiled; talked lit
tle; wrote none at all: and WIS evidently tho
subject Of hundred contending emotions. Mrs.
1'llton had hectic flush on her chccks,-tho
token Of so1uo consuming fever; md Mrs.
Decchcr glanced at her husbands enemy stonily
81 ever. Gen Tracy was absent, engaged, it Ia
said, In preparing the opening speech for the
detenae.
THE COUNT IoANNEs.
Tho proceedings to-day wcso much en!1yontd
by the unexpected appearance Of George, Count
JoanueB. lie sat with the reporters, ba1ofuL
frown upon his face, and hta Wig glstened Hith
inexpensive nnguentR. Tho Judge regarded
him with marked annoyance, whfie T1ton's law
yer laughed nt the 1udorous result OF Eyarts'
unfortunate alluson to the Count In yesterdays
proceedings. The noble George delivered him
aest Of Enthusiastically eztravagaat speech, tu
which Beocher. Evarts, Porter, and the Judge
himself were all claimed as personal friends, aud
during which EGecher ontornh. The great de-
tendant Was much puzzled BY tho Counts ap-
pearance, that distinguished momber Of the no.
bisity being Q atrnnger 10 him.
LITTLE lALpu'B rAnENTAaE.
Tf!tons testimony mas continuously dramatic
There WAS dcashly hush whom the witness,
| With b jerky yoice, unso!ied tho history Of tho
terrible meeting with Beeoher to decide the
| tf.tk -ff .t
, 1875-02-03
DISSOLUTION.

The eep,Etnss,Aip aerstotors ..l.ttns bos~ssa A. r.
Jtt4s& Coz IL ths usy dissolved b{ mutual son.elt
Galst Wy o9llecb al Outstanding debt4 4ad p.z ii
Walas EsR. ], n7s 4. g. TITUS.
, 1875-02-03

from their own. h8 might teteoF pracklce lt.
MR. EyARrs INCLINED 70 THINK Mr. T,LroSs TOO
MUCH LIKE duLL1vEH'H.
4 day soldnm passes that Alr. EvArts
does not perpetrate solno dry Joke,
witch sgeuerally has tho effect Of disturbing
tho person at whom it la punteti
Mr. luton, in speaking yosto1aay oi b certain
Interview with Dir. b.. said that the preacher
ras writing Ut tho timo, "uuinH such Nj ink
stand ~ that" be added, pointing 70 the law
yers' tsbie This onaa" asked Mr. Evarts.
mo, that one, /" rel oinsd Mr. 1ison pointing to
apo.l.er. Vol! that one!" sad MI. E'arth.
touching another one. It Was not that one; but
Mr. Evarts seemed determined to discover the
inksta.,d which rosembled that which Mr.
questioning until he did 80. 1tsoryed ~ satire
upon tho extreme mlauteness with Hhleh Ars
TAson detAils Incidents.
TRACY AWAY.
Bfr. Tracy was absont yesterday, 10 on the daY
previous, aud there were soue ru1no!s that W
Aad withdrawn from the case. 1t WAS genefally
believed however that lie waa absoAt only BE-"
cause he WAS attending to other cases.
ABOUT THE JunY.
Th4 novelty Of the trial appears TO % toout
to accept fully tue Idea that they afs to
listou to the evidence mud tho ruling Of
tho Court without utteudlng to anything e!so
The forsmant Mr. caste9tes gives sa them ~ sooa
fAAtnVl6. ab % blkH III ash cRAA ~'u"e - tuS
Witness with Ills body turned so that ne ean
look full Ia the fsco Of tho SPEAKER. THIS "ktct-
fulnoss be keeps up during IL. ea:lea day with
~ unehsnging expression ot ietersyt. His
face, against which ho sometimes holus the Ivory
handle os lis cans. js alxsys grave. Upon It
Of tho lawyers proyokcs ! Bmile. rhs rest
0: tho Jury imisn.e shs &ossn&n ia turn:
them do not appsnr to be 30 Intensely Interested
In the proceedings. and. during tho afternoon
session to-day, it was observed that one of tho
iaors On thb front seat haa his eyea closed.
ILL attitude quickly changed. however, and h!s
oya> Frightened, when Nj. Fullerton said that q
mottoa TO adjourn wu Awsys IN order. The
ress oG tit Jury lsave thu eou1t with the Als oi
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

The South Haven Sentinel Of the 18th inst,
has an editorial article on the Circuit Judgship,
which is 30 full of untruths and so hagrantly
misrepreseuts the sentiments OF the Repub
Leans OF this circuit, this county, and the
community in which that sheet is published, as
well as the facts it pirates about and misstates,
that further remark would seem to be un-
necessary, Moreover the whole article seems
TO have been concocted in personal bitterness
and spite, and so entirely personal, that we
will refrain from giving it and the author and
Instisa,or the attention 1t deserves until the
more important matters Of the election have
been attended to: simply remarking, however,
that /. might be in order for the Sentinel man
to explain why the Chairman OF the Van
Buren, County delegation to the late State Con-
ventlon thought it necessary for him to meet
the balance OF his delegation In state OF such
dec.ded intoxication as to put the other three
to the blush, and make them feel the deep
degradation the Chairman had brought on
them and the community they represented
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

Nj. ". J. Chaplin was in town on Tuesday
in the interest OF Railroad from Elkhart, Indi-
ana, 10 Ailegan or Saugatuc. The road Is an
extension OF one already in operation from
Elkhatt south to Louisville. This proposed
extension is one IL which the people of this
vicinity should take deep interest. as this VII
lase IL on direct line between the places
named We understand that the road will be
built if proper encouragement is extended to
the company. Mr.. Briggs will communicate all
needed information in relation to this matter.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

THE PIRATE. BY Sir Walter Scott, published
this day, is the fifth volume Of an entire new
edition OF The Waverly Novels. now in course
of publication by 7. 3. Peterson d Brothers,
Philadelphia, entitled Petersons Cheap
Edition for the Million OF the Waverly Novels. =
Each book is printed from plain, clear type,
double column. and each work is issued COM
plete in one large octave volume with New
Illustrated Cover, and will be completed in
twenty-six volumes, at Twenty-Five cents each,
or Five Dollars for the complete set. This will
be the Cheapest as well as the Only Complete
Edition Of The waver'y Novels published IN
this country, as il will contain all the Authors
Aotes, as well as all bis last corrections and
additions. at this low price. every one should
get full set of the Naverly Novels at once,
which they can do by renting Five Dollars in
letter, per first mail, to I. Peterson &
brothers, Philadelphia, on receipt Of which
they will send a full set Of the twenty-sx
volumes, per return OF mail. postpaid, to any
one, TO any place
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

TIE REPUBLIC MAGAZINE for March opens
with three papers, one each on the Close. the
Work. and the Acts Of the last session of the
Forty-third Congress. The cause OF the fail.
ure and unpopuiarity Of the first session of the
torty-third Congress is shown to have result ed
mainly from the commercial crisis and the dis
tressed condition Of the country. The last
session has been more successful and has re-
deemed much Of its diminished popularity.
The REPUBLIC contains an important twenty
page paper on the Condition of the Country. =
showing the origin and results of the rebellion.
and making important suggestions for the
future. 1t contains also ten or twelve wall
written papers on current topics and the prom.
'nent political issues OF the day together with
historical sketches of the "Shays and AMT.
Rent rebellions Of former days the election
OF Salmon 2. Chase to the United States Senate
in ls49, &c. 1t is issued at $500 year by the
Republic Publishing Company Washington
=. c.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19
Judge LaWton's Acceptance
LAwroS, Mich, March Is, 1876.

LAwroS, Mich, March 15 1875.
MEsass: On the evening OF the 25th ult.,
you informed me- OF my nomination, by your
selves, for the Office Of Judge for the Ninth
Judicial Circuit. and OF the proceedings at Kali
ama2oo. attending that nomination.
/ did not understand that an immediate
reply was required OF me. 1 could then only
thank you, very cordially indeed, for the honor
YOU rendered M ; but felt in common with
yourselves, that al agreement between the
Republicans OF the two counties was greatly to
be desired and sought for in this matter, and
have postponed to this hour my final answer
TO your action.
And, to-day, 1 am constrained to make my
answer, after having publicly offered a week
ago, aud in all sincerity, a definite proposition
OF settlement OF the difficulty and which prop
ositon believe judging from my own motive,
and from the comments OF the public journals,
and gentlemen OF both parties, and citizens OF
both counties made in regard to it, was just
and fair, aud ought to have been accepted and
which deeply regret has not been, but on the
contrary, has been refused
In this condition OF affairs, and IN view Of
the nearness Of the day OF election, and yield
ing to the voice of those whose advice in these
matters ia not to be slightly regarded, and
who urge that all doubt and delay should be
put behind Us, and that the people at the polls
should now settle, by their ballots, the difficulty,
! here accept the nomination, assuring YOU
that while I am diftident of my ability to per-
form the duties of the office. yet, If l am
elected, will maze an honest and bipartisan
attempt to do So
With great respect, gentlemen. remain,
Your Ob't Serv't
GEo. W. LAwToN.
To MEssRs. Hon. Joseph Gilman. Chas.
Duncombe, S. T. Conway, Henry Ford. Aaron
Van Auken, Dr,A.S. Hasldn, John L HARRISON,
Thos B. Irwin Delegates
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

10 to-days issue of this paper will be found
the card OF acceptance OF Geo. W. Lawton Of
the nomination for Circuit Judge. Mr. Lawton
had rendered proposition to withdraw from
the canvass, if Dwight May would do the same
But as MIR. May declines to do that, no course
Is left but for Mr.. Lawton to accept. Mr.
Lawton's letter to the Telegraph, and the com
ments OF that paper, will be found in this issue
of this paper, and places this matter in SC
clear snd favorable light for Judge Lawton,
that no comment from us appears to be
necessary.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS

TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
The Spring examinations for the teachers Of
Van Buren, County. will be held as follows:
March 1sth-Keelersvlle.
March 20th-at the Court House, Paw Paw
March 23rd-At Glendale School House.
Waverlv.
March 2ith-Goblesville.
March 29th-Porter Centre.
April 6th-Breedsvllle.
April Sth, South Haven.
April 9th-Covert.
April 18th Lawton.
April 17th-Decatur.
April 22d-Thompson's School House Ar
lngton.
April 2fth-Lawrence.
April 27th-Hartford.
April 2Sth-Bangor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19
THE VAN buren, COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.

THE VAN buren, COUNTY TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION.
At tie meeting to be held at Lawrence
April Let, I'd and Sd, the following subjects
will be presented for discussion, and it is de-
sirable that every teacher in the county be
present. filed with the true spult OF labor,
and actuated by desire to add all he can to
the occasion:
The County Superintendency,
Should District Schools be Graded?
The Soul OF Teaching
Mental Arithmetic
Perplexities.
Education and Health.
School Discipline.
Where Lieth the Blame
School Influence.
Botany and Geography
Gymnastics.
Mental and Mora, Qualifications OF Teachers.
Drawing.
The Memory.
FELLOW TEACHERS:
Please look over these subjects prepare
for the discussions and let us have good
time. Yours Truly,
S. G.. BURIED. President.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

1t may be refreshing TO many OF our people
who pay high taxes and take great interest in
our High School, TO know that the bills an
nouncing the Entertainments to take place on
the evenings of the 25th and 9th inst, spells
the plural OF lady-Laidies.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

Judge Lawton, of Van Buren, county, has
offered to decline the nomination for Judge of
the Circuit composed OF Kalamazoo and Van
Buren, counties, If Dwight May will also de-
cline He advocates holding new convention.
This is done to harmonic matters in that dis
trict. We doubt whether May will agree to
this He cares but little for harmony, but a
great deal for Dwight May.-Dowagiac Repub-
lcaD
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

Trains from Paw Paw connect with the same
named Trans on the Michigan Central Railroad
at Lawton, going east and west.
LEAvEP PAW.
1850 A. Nj, returns from Lawton at : Al
$3.50 a. m, Mail Train, east.
90 y. m, Mail west, and Way Freight east
s:l5 D. m. Kalamazoo Accommodation, east
~ Trains return to Paw Paw on departure on
Michigan Central Trains from Lawton.
+. NJ. MANNING, SUIT
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-03-19

Hon. G. g. Z. Yeckley, member OF the Lesis-
isture from the Western District OF this County,
IL dangerously sick at his home in Hamilton
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There will be Republican Caucus held at
the Court House, in the village OF Paw Paw, on
April ID 1873, at o'clock, p. NJ, for the pur-
pose OF putting in nomination candidates Tor
the several township offices, for the ensuing
year.
O.W. ROWLAND,
&. A. HARRISON, Rep. Up.
e.. w. YoUNGs, Com.
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South Haven Division.

Leave Kalamazoo, $40 q. m. and $3.50 D. m
Pass Coolies, $40 a. m. and 4:55 p. m. Arrive at
South Haven, 11:00 a. m. and $3.50 p. NJ.
Leave South Haven, 6:55 4. m. and 500 p. m .
Pass Coolies, 900 a. m. and 4:25 p. m. Arrive at
Kalamazoo, 10:40 a. m. and $40 p. IN.
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xEy'sHLIC.q.y NOMINATIONS.

REg'ErRLfC.7.N' .N'O.HIN.1TIO.N,S
For Justices of the Supreme Court.
BENJAMIN L. GRANES,-full term.
ISAAC MARSTON,-vacancy.
For Regents Of the University,
SAMUEL 5, WALKER.
BYRON NJ. CUTCHEON.
For Circuit Judge 9th Judicial Circuit.
GEORGE W. LAWION.
Fer CcuntySuperrntendent of Schools,
HENRY S. WILLIAMS.
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To MEssRs. Hon. Joseph Gilman, Chas.
Duncombe, S. r. Conway, Henry Ford. Aaron
Van Auken, DR.. As. Hasldn, John I. HARRISON,
Thos. b. irwin, Delegates.
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Trains do not stop. Trains do not stop ex-
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