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Building Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that shall apply to the
IN Board of Mayor and Aldermen at their next
meeting TOR permission to erect wooden building
on Newbury street, about 20x6O, q stories and l..
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Lake WinnipiseOgee
VIA
BOSTON & MAINE RAILROAD

~ Mt. Washington, will leave Alton Bay daily
for Wofboro' and Centre Harbor at 1900 NJ and APO
P. NJ, on arrival of trains leaving Portland at 900
A. M. and Boston at $50 A. M. and II 80 p. NJ
Returning-Leave Centre Harbor daily for Wolf
boro' and Alton Bay at Ills A. M. and 200 p. M;
leave Wofboro for Alton Bay at $50 A. M. and 8. Is
p. M. connecting with Trains for Dover Boston and
Portland. JAS. T. FURBER, Gen. Supt,
S. HI STEVENS. Gen. Agent. Portland.
my2i DIT
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RaSfuring,

H1OTSVSs
DASTURE for horses one mile from the City.
l. G. w. CASH, Grocer.
Ju29d3t* Cape Elizabeth.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
PORTLAND POST OFFICE.


D. W. GODDARD POSTMASTER.
]. W. YORK Observation-Disclosures
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DRAINAGE.
BONDS and Marfunuas

4 CAREFULLY selected Westerr Municipal Bonds
~ and Real Estate Mortgages and Trust Deeds.
Inquiries. Collections and Remittances promptly at
tended to. CHARLES m. HAWKES.
augl7TuTh&S1Y2op So Modest.
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MUST BE SoLD-5OO pairs pants, SO cents at
Bnrleigh's, 1S9 Middle street.
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From 7.30 a m to $50 p m, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
q 1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06
2~Yochenflfche Siiimofs 5gfaafs-Beifune

bielem ~ciutrd9lidcn ul1o uergnii9llden
9lmt. 0a crit Iiibrte Der 3lfal cen
9(eltelteu elmer 9ta1bargemeiuoe auT Det
SbullplaB Der Ibdtigfelt Des 3tcpllorS.
@r Gatte ben filDnen @)ebanfelI, GeBterl1
had leirer 9cgitimatipn 81 tra8en, wors
aui CT bic Antlport in SOimpfrc0cn nIlo
6auitIOlGQen erDielt. Nber Der PeterS7
burger Oclegirte mar an Den StattereI
gefommen. Der JteuilOr mnroe Hteoerz
8erporfen uno lolte gebultoen lperOer.
UotD Die Bauerr lparcn 10 lulllg bon lcl7
ner DoDen lSllrDe nlO Der 98LrtllDtctt
ltiner Utillion Iber5eugt, Dap ne ocm
.Nclteiten Die Stride gum BiuOen salts
Derlpcigcrlcn unD iciuen 0elle8er jam
mernD beihporeu, ibr 8orT nIdDt ms
8erocrben 3u "itir5en Dur0 cine 10 ipent9
reipectpolle BcDanDLung DeS tallerItOen
GertraucnSmannes. !3u ieinem lln9ltd
puroe &ebterer aber lelblt lpeI0 nn0
Gngi1li1. Gr le9te ii0 ani5 Bitten, uno
ben oem Q(ugenbLtd all iDar CT erfannt
uno perloreu. QBitbenb umrt1gten tbn
nun letne 8epliinoertcn nlo 9~tl1dnOeten
0pfer ullo ttar5porttrten tDn urltcr naD7
brlidlihen &unogebungen ibreS 9ere6ten
3ornS gum 8e3irtsri6ter. yto6 ellllnal
9clar9 c5 Salt, gu enttOmmen; abcr
nah ipcui9eu Sa9en lbon iuuroc er ple@
Der 3eIalt8el etn9eliefcrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06
Sent16e simspSee1 tn s4mertta.

llebcr Die Acc1tmattiirung
oeuti3er Stngp0gei III ben Ser.
Staaten nla6t Der v2ln5. D. So" folgenoe
lpettere Wtlttbetlungen: Oie betr. Ner>
Jude ltno bis ieBt uur tbeilpeile oealildt.
bod 1lno Die 3tclultate ermutbiQeHo aez
mug, I'M 81 Weiteren Experimental ar3l=
lpOrnen. Dim meiltcn lit in oieler Sez
5iebung bis ieBt i'll Cincinnati geIAeber,
mo Don eircnI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rein
SauienOe .Dou Dollars iiir bie1en .3ped
aufgebra0t Durben. Son ben bort tn,=
portirten eurOpdii6en Bogeln bat 1tcb
unter Anoeren Die prd6ttge 6eloler6e,
per 8u6ftnt ODER @oelfiutl, Der 3etlig,
Die &oblmeile, Die aud I'M a8iuter bleibt,
unO Der luittge Staar 9ebaIten. Wtan1e
anocre Arten, bic it'd Der1ogeu babell,
m6gen III auoeren 0egenoeu Der Ser.
Stoaten, nabri6eilIi6 etiuas n0rOltber,
zines Gages mieoer tbr @rl6einen MAIDEN.
Son ben i'll st. 2outS importirten To>
geln [Eu0finteu, 0titelfiutell, 3eiiigen,
OGnflingen, &oblnletlen uno Uelplper=
ltngenl limo, iOiuelt man bis isBt tpeiB,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06

BLOB Bic Dor bier Sabren importirten
iog. TelOipaben, Die aber uu6 i'll BEN
0Guieru %niltel, gebliebel, nlb babcn lt0
ana auBcroroentli6 perrncbrt. sic lllO
IN per Staot ipie III Der llmgebunB OH
eiuSelnen BlGBen, 3. 3. I'M Sadlon
Yart, &alaDette Yarf unO i'm 2lrlenal
4arf, l6on iebr 5a6lrei6. st. SoutS
lit Die ein3i9e Staot, Die ~unIeres lStllels
Den, europGil1en UelOipaB DeiiBt. SIN
Often purDc nur otr transporting tnts
porttrt. Die iibrigen in st. Gcut5 inn
pOrtirten 8Ogel baben ii6 nab tbrer
8reilaliung ellpa 4-6 Wo6en im Gatd7
petite Yarf gebalten, aber trobotm nc
paarlpetle al leben iDaren ltlto lultI9 lallz
gen. 1li6t genlltet. Sic ltlO maDrl6etns
LID noromGrtS getDauoert. NlleroIl9S
liuo ms aus oer Ia6barl6att bon Ut.
NOui5 in oiclem 6riiDiabre pteoerDolt
Wtittleilungcn 9enlaOt moroen, oaB
Nu6z uIo Oiltelfintcu 5eitlpeile geleDell
nuroen, bod fonnten mir oariIbcr telllc
p%oufommele WelpiBbcit erbaltell, Da Die
8eobn0ter t0eiIs iDrer Sa6e ntbt 9ar5
fiber, tbeil5 feline CUTE &elliler iparen.
Die @rpertmente iollten tOrt9elcbt tper1
ben. sic baben, BON Den lDlttllUen Jtes
lwultoten gou3 .ab9elebell, llnter AHoerem
lest lbDn aud oaS 0llte. 9eDabt, oaB ote
0ttentlibe Wfetnung lt6 nleDr ais trllDer
tiir Den S6ub Der Bogcl, Der ctlDeimt7
l1en ipie bet lnportirten, geltero mabt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06
G0lUGrSW0IO.

@Gbrenb bic gla1ri0ten betreif5 oes
@olDes in Den S6Dar5en Bergen nod
imrner gang tpioeripre0enb Iautet, itirnz
melt ale Beri6te Darill iibereir, baB IS
nirgenos i'll ben Ser. Stuaten prd6ttgere
uno I1mdr5lt0ere Sannenpdloer gtebt
alS in BEN S6iparSen Bergen. Sin Bee
ri1terl tatter but bretBtg Wtetlen in ei1em
Der Dorttgen GannelipalOer 5urldgeIegt
unb fano aut Der gan3en Strefe balz
Ielbe bo69ewQ6lene JtaOelDol3 nut
3uipeilen unterbro6en bon Walonie1eu
uno bon W%alotbdlern, bur0 welbe fletue
8ergltrDme oabiu raul6en.
Der BON Der oelItl0samerifani19en
greiie Den BET ibrer 1tattli6en 90be
fGli6li6er 0eiie BLACK Hills" genaIr@
ten S6ipar3en Bergen betgele9te 9talne
vamerifantl6er S6Dar3ualO" lit alto
gang am Blabe.
Noer iperben Sic SannenmGLber 6es
amerifauIi0eu S6lpar3iDaloes e6enio
Deiie belDirtDldaftet iperbeu, tpie 0ie5
nit ben GamMenipGl0ern Des beutI1en
S9ipar3palOeS BON Seiten Der ipiirttemz
ber9ilben ul1D baoi1ben 9tegierung ge>
i6ieDG? Scr amerifanii6e S0mar3>
ipalO lie8t III bet Ntitte 3tuil6en Der iebtz
gen Saclftc= GllenbaDn unO Der JtDute
Der aIlerolng5 Lange ui6t bis in iene 9tez
giDnen fort8efiibrten 9tDrbIi6en Bacificz
@iieuba6n nno lit BON ben groBeu baumz
loien Stredcn DtOntana's, Datota's unD
Q%SDOming'S aus gleib let1t 5ugdnglt9.
8ei DeruiInftiger ToritlDtrtDi6ait ipuroen
leine Derrlt6en gSalDungen fir eincn
9roBen GbeiI oeS ~Jtieieu9ebietes Oct Ser.
Staaten lpertbDoIer iuer0en, ais IS lie
bas @Olb lein %f0nnte, uro penn audi
nod 10 oiel Wolo Oaielblt entocGt iperoen
DllrOe.
Nber fails mad Ser Gr19lisbung Der
Shpar3en Berge ibre Bdunesmlt ebenlo
ru0Loier @ier unb nit cbenio tpenig
Gorge fit Soriti6uB uno 6Orltna6wu6s
u%nlgebauen tperoen, iDte Die Walobdume
III aloeren &anoeStbeilen, oanil miro
i6on mad einigeu Sabr3ebnteu Der allez
ritanii6e S0mar5DalO etu flGgli6es
Bib 0arbietem, un0 %uergeben5 iptro mau
bann na6 ben berrli0en l8alOesrieien
ODER [tpie man tie i'll 0cuti6en Shparaz
tpaloe ucnntl y0ouGnoern" iu6en, Die
1ebt Die Qaupt3leroe uno Der 9aupGrei1>
tDum lener @eoirgSse9euo itn0.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06

glMTor0ccuu0.

@err Gottiicb GGiiueI pom Teidenbers, gSilrts
tembera, miro pom ieiner @ouline brieoerite 6Orner. ge6.
Srcnner, pom DaininScu, ireuuoltblt erludt, tbr ielHc
Iorelle nab Gtntoln, NebrG3fa, miGiutbeilen.
H,i2n1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06

biget Gin3elbetten III befaiien. 9ieier
MioerDiae itei9ert 1i6 ieBt bis gum @fel.
Die 3eit 1T 9etommen, no Der 2tlton@
See6er=Scanoal geraoe3u cine yam
b 8 : = q [ a NJ | t d miro. Die LETT
tenoen Orgaue aler Spra1en 1outeH es
1tb our Yfi6t MAIDEN, tlrOerDti1 DIE
i6muBi9e Nffaire fallen 3u la1len, unO
nur nod 0as gu bert6te1, mas ais ablo>
Tut nOtbtpenbIg erl1etnt. Spr Nlem
aber follte ma it6 oer 6emorGltitrenDen
@trfungen Oes Scanoals bepuBt iperz
ben, IS lit Die b01ite 3eit, 0as i0lei=
6euoe @tft our6 gelunoc, frGftige Stab
rung al eriebsn. Der Bormaub, Dap
nas Yublitum Die 9an5e, Dolle Us a b II
b e / t srfabreu miIiie, fGIt meg, na0z
Dem Der Beriu6, Dtclelbe SIT ermittelu,
fi6 ais 5DedlOs lno lbGOlih ermielen
bat. giiemauo pfliidt 6eigen bon Dit
fteln Mub. 9tiemano m0ge IT'D einbtloen,
in einem 10 b~ooenlOIen Scanoal befru6z
tenOe Wa9rbeit gu ftuoen. Oier miro
0as Tori6en na6 8aDrDett Ielblt gum
SCANDAL. Inns tit OieIer l~ogenanute
@ aDrbeitstrteb oeS YnbIifumS in
bteiem Sale BON g~InfaMg all perOd9tig
Dorget0mmen. SIS mar Scan0alz
in6t, iueiter nt6ts. Silton unO Seeder
lieferten Den iuillfomneneu AnlaB sui
Sefrieoigung oielcr g%cmcineu, ntmmerz
iatten @ier. Die eu9lil6e 8relie be-
elite Ii1, btele gemeine 0eldmadsri07
tung au befrieoigen uno Die pcrfommelle
9lDnlout9> @emeinbe ~Iicferte ben n0tbiz
gen Stoff. 9ttcmano miro ~bebaupten
molten, baB bieier Stoff eri60pit let. Sn
Brooflpn baben ith uneridOp1i6e 9Ors
rGtbe angebduft uno 10 lauge Die gtabs
frage fOrtoauert, blibt Oas ScanOalgeS
f6dft. l8enn Die Yrellc ben @influB be-
fiBt, beiien iie ii9 riiDmt, 10 muB ie Die
NufmertlaMfeit oes 8ublifum5 auf an=
oere, mi6tigere 0egenitduDe lenfeu.
Shut fie eS nl6t, 10 licfert lie ben Be-
peis, oaB ite ieIbit Dem SCANDAL Ders
fallen it,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06
GuITfOcSx

Wos in 0t BIan0 nod NIIeS
III D i fl d. 1T 3etgt ell 8orfaQ, ilber
ipcl1en Sol9enoes aus Or9e1em,
CBearabten, 9tuBlanO,) gel0rtez
ben ipiro: Nu0 III 0euIl6lano nl0t nll>
befannt lit Da9 iatDrii0e &ultiptcl 0es
beriiDmteu ruiiil6en 0iNters 0ogoL
Scr NeDiior." Sn etner ru1ltl0en
Brouinsielltaot miro etn tailerlt0er Ucz
alnter erlpartet, mel6er gelenoet iperoen
fol-, UNI bic itQotil6e SerlDaltun8 81 re-
D%iOireu, ba picle &la8en uno Sei1iDeroeit
iiber pielclbe nab BetcrSbur8 9elan8t
iiuo. Sin 9Gl5lt0 perllmpter Sttt5ler
auf llrLau6 fomnlt III Den SIt ullo iulr0
bon ben i6ulbbewuBten Seorlten tltr Den
aefilrdtetcn Jtepilor incognito geDaLtelt.
or geDt nit Terguii9en alf Die Jtouc Ell
uno plilloert aufS S0omlDlcltc Die 0ers
rem beS Staotregtmcnt5, Der ottcltltDtn
Snltitute un0 Der BilrgerIdaft nt1t nttllz
Der, ullo neri6ipinDet reDt5eittg, gera0e
ais Der rt1tige 9~tepilpr ctntrlttt. Us
16eint, ais Oh Ser ueuli0 bel unS (l
Srgeieip) Delertirtc SoIDat Slta 6nlt
pom Sbttomirl6en 9tcglrIenI 0o8ol'S
Wieiltcrmerf gclclen babe lllO DaoltD,
ipic bur1 Die ridtige S0dbu18 Der Jte>
lultate rullil0er vBoltsauftIdrun9" per-
anlaBt m0rDel mare, Die ttlterellallte
Jtoue IN elnt9en 0DrterH Ienes Se5trts
AZ ipielen, bon tpelber uIllere r1lltl0ell
3ettungen bcri6ten: GIoe Nprtl erl1ttl1
CT ulltcr ben Oauern BON Statt ulo Sou
i6oipfa unO ertlGrte ibnen, CT lei aus
4Setersburg 0elegirt, nnI Dte NuSfu9rung
Der augcmiuen &eDrpfli6t Sl controlt>
rem. I'm be1ler Dinter Die S0lt0e Der
UcDDrDen gu Gonlnlell, ii6er DE betnl &at=
Ter Dtele &la9en etngclauten 1cIen, rene
e. in 1rnlllher &%let0ung uno DDle 9te@
nerl0aft. Nud Die 0OrfGltelten nno 0e>
metnoel6rel6er parel bdlo eltlpeoer
iber3eugt o0cr an etnem Iucrattpen 0oIn7
pa9ntc9elbGft nit ibm bcre0et. 80 gtn9
CT Dann 3und6lt all cine Nepttton aller
iitngen Skinner BON 2l-25 SaDreu III
BeSug aut ibre 0tenltt0u9ltbfett. 0e9el
3ablung bon 4 9tubeln aber erbtelt aud
Der Gauglt6lte etlcn nit lttnlo1en Set
den betribelten YapierfeBcn n1o ole
Berii0erulg, 0aB CT OIrb oe1lelt SeltB
mtlttdrfret lDerDe. N6er NIT Der retdDeu
Beute, tuel1e iDnt biele Jteplltoren abb
iDarten, mar Der genlale Wt1nll ll0D
ni6t 5ufricoen. ST lnaGte ellen
neuen 3ulabpara9rapben gum rltl1tlWen
QSebr9eleB befannt. lDDlab tortan au0
ale iun8e UtGo1cn BON 1871 Sabren
gum UttIttdroienlt beran8eaogen mo Der
g~enaue1tel fOrpcrli6en unterludun9 ln7
terporfen iperOen louten. Gr 1eiblt be-
trteb oiele an9ebli0 befoDtene meotct7
nti6e Neutito III nit 8rOBter @rl11oz
Ii6fett. Nber oaS GrgebntB mar lou1
berbarer Weile INNER, Dab Die l0ntudlten
II. b~llDeuolten Wtdo6er1, tals tic ltU oenI
Geniior 10 freltnoltb 3etgten, tpte Ell perz
Iangte, als o%tenituufdbig entlallen u
ben, pdDreno Die bdBliNen uno 1prooeH
elm iolhes urtDetl erit Durb entlpre1enoe
8aar3ablung oil ben Detien lllo 9ere1s
ten 9ti0ter Su erfaufen Derno1ten.
@lebrere Gqge Isng tDionRG ftp Salt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06
GrStui0 GlauHen.

perbeirot6et nit Sobn Srind unO felt 2 5abren aus @bt<
cu9o uerld)wunoeu, wtrD eriudt, ibre Aereie an ben linz
ter6ettueIcu 81 ienoen. ebenlo yeute, wel6e Ansfunit
9eben tonHen. g9ilDeInt &LaaBem in GiOnep, Gbams
poi9n 60, ST., Dor 90. 14lu4rIloo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06

banbeln, 10 bat ct ni6t ME elm eeipiisns
batter nllo umli6tiger @apitGn, 10 bat er
unDerontwortli6 ~geDanoelt uno iein Sob
bat i'm Dor elmer iouit unouSblcibltden
Strofc beipabrt. 9Offcutli6 iuiro Die
Narnung, Die in Oieler i6rcdliden ltno
bod 10 lei6t Dermeiolihen &otaitropbe
Lte8t, ni6t 10 balD uergclien lperoeH.
(Jt. 9. Sts5tg.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-07-06
Neinmt: Gin Sin

AtaS1t1t4. Gin tudti9er 8Oritmann, Typographical
ben IeBten SaDret bic Antd9e zines Der 9r6Bten 9ieiiqeu
Borts lettete. lnc Dem cine 1~7ldbrige @rfabrnng in ieiz
arbeiten, ionic alien in ieiu Sad i9to9cuOeu llniernebz
men bsreit. Siui9e nnb cratic Nu9iibruns garanttrt.
y. S9o3fd, NorbsIuenue, se9eniiber 0umaolbts
Cart 2li3tuio u1m0
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-26
COMMERCIAL.
DETROIT MARKETS.

DETROIT. Feb. "a, 1875.
Flour Is moving about as lively as last fall
and with wheat getting interesting at least
prices are firmly held. State brands are 10@2O
higher than couple OF weeks ago, or az
IS 1905 25 and city MADE is reported at
IS so. Bakers grades also active and firm,
particularly rye, which is selling at So 60a5 rs,
the grain being worth 81 03a1 o. per bu.
Wheat has experienced good deal OF old time
motion during the last four or five days the
fluctuations being about Sc. At the moment
the receipts are large, the result OF the disap-
pearance of the snow blockade and country
shippers realizing, but 1t is believed that
farmers are as a rule holding. Advices from
the seaboard are encouraging and private tele-
grams from Liverpool are intimate6 to be
much better than and even contradictory Of
imagined. No. white, which a week ago was
heavy at 81 90, touched 81 111S yesterday
to-day 1t receded to II 10a1 1014, with holders
offering only small lots. Extra closed at
81 49,. Corn is firm at 69H@6919. No.
oats are in demand at 55lSc and white State at
80. Barley Is lower for cash: range, 80 400
roper GENITAL. Green apples are quiet at
81 75a2 40 per Dbl. and dried firm at S14aS1S.
Beans are brisk at II goal 80 for farmers lots
and 81 50a1 rs for picked. Butter is firm for
good at 20, but weak for poor at 1924. Re-
ports are that immense quantities are held by
country merchants, and fattening out is
looked for inside OF 80 days. There is no out
let few dressed hogs are selling at SO 250
30. Eggs are at the turning point fresh
hrm at 25@26 but likely to drop 10c IN "a hours.
Feed firm, coarse mddlngs selling at s24
Baled hay, S18@19; loose do. s14@2i. Onions
are more steady at 81 1561 80 per bu. Pota-
toes are getting firmer almost daily report has
it that the late frost played havoc with the pits
and even some cellars, consequently starvation
prices are to obtain peachblows, s5@s7; early
rose, 7O@72. No new maple sugar vet old.
9a10. Clover seed in small way. sc 250s
30. Hides steady at and pelts at 50@2 90.
Wool quiet at 40@44 for fleece. Live stock
active at strong prices; good to extra shipping
cattle, So 50ct6 IS; fair to choice butchers.
si@5 poor to medium, 81 50@3 rs. Sheep,
100 lbs and over. seas IS 80 to 95 lbs, s5a
5 rs poor. S3a3 80 each. Heavy hogs, s7a
Z 10; medium, Sc 5Oa6 So /; feeders, IS 25a
s 70. Mich cows, s30a go, and in lively de-
mand. Ne IS pork, s19; lard. 10 tierces. 14c.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-02-26
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The County Convention convened pursuant
to previous call. n. Foster was called to the
Char, and o. w. Rowland elected Secretary.
On motion, the Chairman appointed Messrs.
C A Harrison, DIR. A S Haskins and Juan Nc
Reyes Committee on Credentials and, on like
motion, Messrs. X w Noyes, w Il Stewart and
Thomas Alexander were appointed Commit
tee on Permanent Organization. The Conyen-
ton then took a recess till one o'clock p NJ.
AT the hour Of one o'clock in the afternoon
the Convention reassembled.
The Committee on Credentials made report
showing full delegations from Pine Grove, Ant
werp, Porter, Waverly, Paw Paw, Decatur,
Lawrence, South Haven.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
reported o W Rowland for President and Juan
McKeyes for Secretary, which report was
adopted.
The Convention then elected NJ essrs. w E
Stewart Newton Foster. Horace Ward and e
Harrison as delegates to the State Conven-
ton by UiUG UOce vote.
Messrs. & Harrison and ] ] Sherman were
then appointed tellers and the Convention
elected the following named gentlemen by bal
lot as delegates to the Judicial Convention, viz:
Messrs. Duncombe, \ Van Auken, A Has
kin, H Ford S 7 Conway, Gilman, John L
Harrison and Thos B Irwin.
Henry 5. Williams was then nominated as
candidate for County Superintendent Of Schools
by reclamation.
On motion, ordered by the Convention that
the delegates to the Judicial Convention be and
are hereby instructed to act as unit in that
Convention, and, ON like motion, the following
was adopted as the sense of this Convention,
viz:
RESOLVED, That the sense of this Convention
H. that the Van Buren, County delegation sup
port a Van Buren, County man for Circuit
Judge; and also,
RESOLVED, That the number of inhabitants
and amount of legal business of Van Buren,
County demands an equal representation with
Kalamazoo County in the 9th Judicial Conven-
ton, and that unless admitted to such repre-
sentation Is requested to withdraw from, and
refuse to participate In, the deliberations of
the Convention.
The Convention then adjourned without day.
O. W. ROWLAND. Pres.
JUAN MCKEYEs Sec'y.
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REE'TBLIC.a.N' sT.GTE CO.VI.E.N-
TE(l.N.

Republican State Convention, to nominate
two Justices OF the Supreme Court in place OF
lsaac z. Christiancy and Benjamin Il. Graves,
and two Regents OF the State Unworthy IN
place OF Hiram A. Burt and Thomas ID. Gil
bert, will he held at the Opera House IN the
at eleven O'Clock A. Nj. The several counties
will be entitled to two delegates for each Rep
resentativs in the lower branch OF the State
Legislatures and every organized county having
no representation will be entitled to one del
egate.
[ nder tle resolution OF 1853, no delegate
will be entitled to a seat who does not reside in
the COUNTY he represents.
:. d. BINGHAM,
Chairman republican State Central Committee
:. s. ODDS. Secretary.
LANSING. February l, 1875.
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In its proper place in this Issue OF the TRUE
NoRTHEpNuR, will be found the names OF the
nominees OF the Republican party for the
iii % Circuit Judge OF this, the 9th judicial
District. for the Office of County Supenutend-
ant OF Schools.
OF Mr.. Williams we need say nothing more
han tina, he has filed the office to which he
has been nominated. acceptably for the past
two years
OF Judge Lawton no eulogy Is necessary to
those who know him. If elected he Will bring
70 the bench good culture, fair amount of
legal knowledge, considerable experience, ster-
ling integrity and good stock of practical COM
mon eensa. This nomination is a good one
much batter than the people expected to get q
tew days ago and we trust this ticket will re-
eve tue unqualified endorsement and APP
p.ova OF the Republicans of the district.
Tue average yield of wheat in Michigan in
1874 wa3 fourteen and two-teDths bushels to
eight cents per bushel. In Kansas, thirteen
ana thres-tenths bushels per acre, and the av-
erage price was eighty-four cents per bushel.-
Ia Nebraska, eleven and six-tenths bushels per
acre, and the average price was sixty cents per
bushel.
The average yield Of corn per acre in AlIchi-
gan II 1874 was twenty-seven bushels to the
acre II Kansas, twelve and thtee-tenths
bushels per acre, and IN Nebraska, ten bushels
per acre These figures are taken from the
AgucultCra! reports, and are entitled to some
credit.
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0we learn Just as We are going to press from
what we deem to DO reliable source, that the
Kalamazoo branch OF the judicial conVenuon'
are endeavoring to form coalition WIN the
Democrats for the purpose OF defeating the
Republican candidate for Circuit Judge. with
them il is rule or ruin.
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PAW PAW, . MICH.
adopt this mode OF advertising my business
instead of employing agents. My object is, to
reduce the expense OF the business as much "a
possible, so by purchasing of me you pay no
agent fees. You can also save the expense of
delivering the work II you choose besides YOU
can select the Marble yourself. and see the sytle
of 1t, as it will be, 80 there is no possible chance
for being deceived or being disappointed.
BY taking tins course, there Is a saving OF
from twenty to thirty per cent.-according to
how far the purchaser comes.
You can readily see that the money save by
not keeping agents goes to the purchaser in
stead Of the agent.
Agents claim that they can furnish work
cheaper. That cannot be done, unless done by
Apprentices. l furnish no work OF that class
as employ no Apprentices.
NY work and material cannot be questioned
8S Patronize home, If you can, and save
monev bv 80 doing. SI3
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JTDICIAI CONVENTION.

A Democratic and Liberal Judicial Conven-
ton, FOR tae 9Th Judicial Circuit, will be held
at the Court House, in the village OF halama-
zoo, on the 1th day OF March, 1875, at IL CLOCK,
M, for the purpose of nominating candidate
Tor Circuit Judge for said Circuit. ~
Each County will be entitled to nine (9)
delegates. All persons opposed to Partisan
judiciary are invited to participate in the cleo
ton OF said delegates,
+. o. BRIaGs, Chm Dem. Com, ': u. Co'
O. ". POWERS, Chm Reform Conn.,, kal. Co.
GILBERT WILSON, Chm Dem. Com, kal. 20.
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In Michigan the hay crop OF 1874 yielded one
ton to the acre; an average price is ffteen dol
lars and sixty cents the ton. In Kansas the
average was one and one-sixth tons per acre.
and the average price ls three dollars and
eighty-six cents per ton and in Nebraska one
and one-ffth tons per acre, the average price
being four dollars and seventy-four cents per
ton.
In Michigan the average yield Of potatoes in
1874 was eighty-seven bushels per acre, and
the average price was sixty-three cents per
bushel. In Kansas the yield was twenty-four
bushels per acre, ana the average price one
dollar and twelve cents. In Nebraska the yield
was thlrty-three bushels per acre, and the av-
erage price one dollar and three cents per
bushel.
In Michigan the average yield OF oats per
acre was twenty-seven bushels; in Kansas,
twenty-six and three-tenths, and in Nebraska
twenty-three and one-tenth bushels per acre.
Now why don't you all go to Kansas and
Nebrask? We have heard wonderful stories
about their productive capacity.