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, 1876-03-02
From Daily of Wednesday

CITY OF PANAMA.-Thve steam
er City Of Panama arried here
at an early hour this morning and
discharged freight and passeng-
ers. Her Up-Sound Portland
passengers We're taken up this
afternoon on the Aida. The
following is her list Of con-
signees:
A W Malson, Arnold & Phil
lips, \. Snyder, Bean Il White,
G II Larrabee, Capt. Geo Boyd,
G L Mitchell, Crawford 4 Har-
rington, Chilberg Bros, Colligan
q Clark, David Ross, E c Fer
guson, Frank Harris, l Bent,
Frauenthal Bros, G o Haller,
Hill Il Monsey, Hovey 4 Barker,
Jas Taylor, J L Jameson, J
Staples 4 Co, J Stedle, John
Collins, J F Morrill, q Co, J S
Anderson, Julius Horton, J 4 G
Caches, J F 4 I Williams, l. Rel
mig, l.. S. Rowe, Levy Bros, NJ
Choir, NJ A Kelly x Co, Murray
4 Mckay, NJ r Maddocks, Nc
Callister Il Mccarthy, NJ Keith,
n Wennant Il Co, Humphrey 4
Young, Pinkham 4 SAKE, Quong
Coon Lung, r B Curry, S p An
drews, S W Hovey, S c, S J
Gilman, S c 4 L Co, S W Ward,
S Davis, T Gasch, Talbot Coal
Co, T W Prosch, L II Marsh,
Thos Smith, Wusthoff Il Wald,
W Mnndt, Wa. CHUNG & Co, Wells
Fargo Il Co, W G Jameson,
Waddell & Miles. W Meydenbau-
er. W Shaw. VIM Edwards.
, 1876-03-02

LEWIS Bros. To-NIGHT. TO
night will be the last opportuni-
tunity our people will have of
attending the elimination, and
witnessing constellation Of in
explica ble performances, as pre-
sented by the Lewis Bros. in
the principal Eastern cities,
among which may be mentioned
the wonderful handcutf and rope
tying feat, by Prot. Lewis, in
which he allows himself to be
bound and tied with a hundred
and fifty feet Of rope and hand
cutfed, from which he eXtrlcates
himself in full sight Of all. Also
Mile. DeCourcey, the trance me-
= dium, in her repertoire of spirit
ual manifestations, allowing her
hands TO be tied with small
cords, afterwards sealed with
wax and fastened to Il post, in
which she will introduce the
coat seance. Don't fail to at
tend, as there will be Il new per
tormance throughout.
, 1876-03-02

THE BARK ICoNIUM.-A survey
was held yesterday on the bark
Iconlum, which put back to Port
Blakely in q leaking condition
on Saturday last, by a board con-
sisting of Capts. Taylor and
Winsor of this city, and Capt,
Williams of the brig Tanner.
The result of the survey was
that the Iconium will be obliged
to discharge her cargo and re-
pair.
, 1876-03-02

DIR. Wightman is now at the Occi>
dental Hotel, SEATTLE, Room No. 20, for
a few days only. Persons suffering with
Hemorrhoid or Piles, liberation of Rec>
tum, Fistula in Ano, can find Gimme
diate relief" and positive cure, without
the use of the knife, caustic, ligature or
other painful operation. "And they
will not return again" Portland,
Salem and Olympia well known refer
cnces. Consultation fee. 50.
DR.. T. F. WIGHTMAN,
Feb. 20, 1876. If.
, 1876-03-02
W. II. HUMPHREY. P. N.

A Detroit widow found weep
ing over the body of a dead
jackass explained her agitation
bv the remark that when she
saw the animal the memory Of
her poor dead husband came up
on her with irresistible force.
, 1876-03-02

SAILED.-The schooner w. H.
Meyer, loaded with 200 tons of
Renton coal and a deck-load of
lumber, sailed on Saturday even
ing at 6 o'clock. The bark Gem
of the Ocean, loaded with Seattle
coal, went to sea yesterday. The
ship Eldorado has commenced
loading at the Seattle coal shute.
, 1876-03-02

w An Englshman travelling in Ire
land, remarked to the driver of coach
upon the tremendous length of Irish
miles, "Confound your Irish miles!
Why there's no end to themr' '.Sure,
SIR" said the coachman, ''ths roads are
bad about here, and SO we give good
measure"
, 1876-03-02
RACEs.-There is some expe

RACEs.-There is some expec-
tation of getting up a horse race
at this place on the Fourth OF
July. If the attendance of such
horses as Foster, Nell Flaherty,
Osceola, etc, could be obtained,
as there seems to be some hope
of doing, it would prove a great
addition to our proposed Cen
tennial celebration.
, 1876-03-02
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na% Town lots for sale cheap
for cash, on the line of the Seat
tie Coal and Transportation Co.'S
railroad. between Seattle and
Lake Union. Inquire of G. L.
Hatch. jan 26-tf.
, 1876-03-02
@-0-S

neA Hill, the Evagelist, late
ly arrived at Seattle, has con
cluded to commence laboring
among the people at the differ
ent points on the Sound. and is
ready to notice communications
from different religious societies
that may see fit to engage his
services. His address will be
Seattle, W. L.
, 1876-03-02

DISTRICT CoURT.-The U. S.
District Court convened at Port
Townsend last Monday. Hon.
J. r. Lewis presiding. Twenty
five civil suits on the docket.
, 1876-03-02

AFLoAT AT LAsT.-By a tele-
gram received in this city last
evening, we learn that Mr.. Col
man succeeded in getting the
bark Windward afoat at an early
hour yesterday morning, and
that she is now lying at anchor
in Useless Bay, awaiting a tug
boat. She will, in all probabili-
ty, be up here this evening.
, 1876-03-02
GOING BELow.-Mr. Otis Free

GOING BELow.-Mr. Otis Free
man, agent of the P. M. S. S. Co.,
goes below on the next trip of
the City of Panama, to revise
the freight tariff of this route.
The tariff will be adjusted so as
to make it more satisfactory to
the Sound merchants.
, 1876-03-02

BROWN BREAD. Hot Boston
Brown Bread at the Eureka
Bakery every Sunday morning
Leave your orders on Saturday
for delivery.
x WM. MEYDENBAUER.
, 1876-03-02

sM- The steamer City of Pan
anna arrived in Victoria yes
terday and may be expected
here this evening or to-mor-
row.
, 1876-03-02
= ~

SoIREEs.-There will be soirees
at Reinig's Hall every Saturday
evening, under the supe rintend-
ance Of Messrs. Reinig, Francis,
and Steinweg.
, 1876-03-02
nSF A letter from Mr.. McGi

Bg a letter from Mr.. McGib-
eny announces that he and his
talented family will perform at
this place on Friday, Saturday
and Sunday evening. They are
spoken Of in terms of the high
est praise by the press of Port
land, at which place they have
been giving weekly concerts for
some time past.
, 1876-03-02

PETIT L LARCENY.-Henry King,
charged with petit larceny, had
a justice trial before Justice
Scott. 1t resulted in a verdict
of not guilty.
, 1876-03-02

BN- A fine assortment of pipes
and smokers materials, just re-
ceived at John L. Jamieson's. *
, 1876-03-02

g- The bark Windward is
on her way up in tow of the str.
Politkofsk. She is expected up
early this evening.
, 1876-03-02

am. Preaching and revival
service at the NJ. Z. Church to-
night, at Z o'clock.
, 1876-03-02

Bar Subscribe for Eastern and
California Papers, at publishers $
prices, at Johnny Jamieson's. x
, 1876-03-02

rA- The barkentine Discov-
cry has arrived here. She is to
load with Talbot coal.
, 1876-03-02

ASH WEDNEsDAY.-To-morrow
is Ash w eddnesday, the COM
mencement Of Lent.
, 1876-03-02
WYOMING MONTHLY
10 ttery

Draws on the 30th of each month. By au-
thority of Legislature $275, 900 i'm Cash
Prizes, 1 Chance in 5. Tickets Is
eu ch,. or 10 for S5, leaving S5 to be deducted
from the prizes after the drawing. Full par
ticulars sent free. Address
j. nj. PATTEE, Laramie City,
d2S-Sm-pd. Wyoming.
, 1876-03-02

Tie following is the list of letters remaining
the Seattle Post Office, King Co.. Washington
Territory. for the week ending, Feb. 26, 1876.
, 1876-03-02
9oiree9,

EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, AT REINI0'S
e Hall, under the directions of Prefs. Francis.
ReiRig, and Steinway.
Music: Violin, Piano and Cornet.
February 90, 1876. tt
, 1876-03-02
TO Rem T.

NoOD, STEADY LABORING MEN CAN BE
VT accommodated with good Beds and Lodg.
ings at 81 25 per week, over NJ. R. Maddocks
Drugstore, Seattle. Dec. 7th, 1873.
, 1876-03-02
Rer,ton Coal Company

vyy HE OFFICE OF THE ABOVE COsiPANt
s is at the store of B, Bernstein, where tbs
stock books are open. All are invited to call
and examine the plan. G. Fl. BURNETT.
Secretary
Seattle, March 6. STA.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-15

from which any boy or girl shall be 50 committed
school snail NEGLECT OF efuse 70 pay TO the trustees OF
school the sum OF nity cents per week toward the
nenanee OF such boy or girl during his her contnu-
at said school, on demand, said trus3ees may, In the
OF the treasurer OF the state sue or aud recover the
10 an action % assumpsit IN soy court OF competent
dictloni Provided, however, that such town or city
have authority TO all sums paid toward the
ltenance OF such hoy or girl at said school under the
sions this Fseion OF the town or city where such
or girl mas or her legal settlement
4 the court or justice before whom any boy or erl
nteneed 10 said reform school, shall certify In the nit
u.s. the city town In which said boy girl has had
" her home next prior 10 such sentence and such
lte shall be sufficient evidence In the rst instance TO
re such city town with his or her maintenance at
school not exceeding atty cents per week. The SUI
ltendent of said school, upon the commitment OF such
or girl shah notify In writing, the aldermen of any
or selectmen OF any town so liable, by mail other
OF the name OF the boy girl committed the offence
ged, and the term for shich said boy girl Is
cd.
proved November q, 1876
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-15

No 40An act 10 addition to chapter TWENTY-FIVE of the
laws ''s nm rel'pl
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-15

IAN act comforting additional powers upon the
trustees OF the Vermont reform school.
hereby enacted ETC..
Q. Whenever the Trustees of the Vermont Reform
Ol shall have reason TO believe that any inmate of
school, who taken 10 said school by sentence or
OF any Justice OF the Peace over the age OF six
years boy fifteen years, II girl, at the time
e was convicted and sentenced 10 said SCHOOL,
iotc to be irresponsible for crime or incapable of
wing benefit from attempts at Instructions or that the
iction OF any such inmate was for cause so trivial
iry 10 ildeae that the purpose of his or her prose-
m was TO throw the expense OF his or her support upon
lie rather than to further the of ustce II
be the duty OF such trustees to carefully investigate
case and IL upon investigation, they find that such
really the case they may discharge such inmate stat
the discharge the reason therefor said trustees
order such inmate TO the alternative sentence
ded by Ia IN OF refractory disorderly inmates
Id school, aud in either said trustees shall mme-
ly give notice OF their doings the seectmen of the
or mayor OF the city from which said inmate was
to said school,
q This act shall take effect from It's passage
proved, November q, 1875
IAN act providing for the labor of prisoners for safe
keeping
hereby enacted. etc;
81 Whenever any person confined In the state prison
ae keeping, while prosecution is pending against him,
request TO be put to labor the superintendent may, In
secretion, put said person to labor under and subject
rules and discipline of the prison, and pay bis there
I the rate received for convict labor.
c. 2. This act shall take effect from Its passage.
proved, November "a, 1876,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-15

certificates OF graduation f,o,,, a. --->
eject OF licenses 70 teach IA ~, w hrst eoars. ~
ou yea AIRS from he date thsreosY anu
tateach In said schools for IN mail sa nave the eas
see, =. Tue state superlnteSdsrs ,som date nv.
Jug sohoQi department, and Inc esar,, .ae prnen y
se, peao ss ~ p5oysi9ns q section two Itp
shall attend aud conduct the etan pproyed Noven,.
training school department connec,sNa o. Tor gat,'
s%Insr ,a the congressional dstri N.Y. Any NJ
ais board 10 Seyo sSpp .ss aud such oe.s
See,S The trustees Of each s rea cause shown
training school department n school dis
o. ,sls az. shall on the both day Of Jansc with
complete report OF the numbe, ng iutendenl of ~
me training school department dufipS 1HArt 10 ~;
berot certificates granted 10 eaeh sn we year a,
matters pertaining 70 the regulation sSd 'e o. sII
Sec T. This act shall take effac, -.
Approved November 2s, lsIs. ''~ " paisa,e
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-15

1t is hereby enacted etc:
Sec l. Every saloon, restaurant grocery cellar shop
used place of public resort where spifuors or malt
liquors or any Kind OF intoxicating drink unlawfuy
sod, furnished or given away, or kept for selling,
and regarded as common nuisance kept violation Of
law
Sec. 2. when, upon due trial II shall be proved that
sale furnishing or giving away, 10 any such place pub
lie resort as is named 10 the preceding section the court
having jurisdiction In the shall adudge place 70
abated by the order of such court the manner and form
hereinafter provided and shall be reopened by the
convicted the keeper thereof until he shall file
with such bond with sufficient surety or slIrees
payable TO the treasurer of the state, the sum OF moi
less than three hundred dollars than
unlawful sale, furnishing giving away nor unawfuy
SELL furnish or give away therein any such liquor intox-
leats drlhs ss heteln named And II such person 50
conV ted sna reopen eoccupy such place before giving
such bond he shall be liable 10 ne of ten dollars PAYABLE
TO the state treasury for each day In which he shall keep
prosecution shall be the duty Of the states attor
ney whenever bond provided by this shall be for
feted TO prosecute and amount 50 forfeited on
behalf OF state ana when such duty Is neglected by
the states attorney for the county which such forfeiture
occurs for six months after being notified of for
such recovery and The payment such amount into ID,
state treasury shall be allowed half the amount &
each county to inquire into present TO the count
court all cases of violation OF this act otherwise pro
ceeded against
Sec Whenever any person is duly convicted Of keep
Of public resort in which any such sprituous or mai Ia
any kind Of intoxicating drink Is unawflIy sod
psbi5g or giving aSsS he shs ne n ~ sac dnr
before which he Is convicted to be guilty Keeping an
maintaining common nuisance, and upon any Conviction
treasury nne OF not less than twenty dollars nor more
than two hundred dollars he shal be liable 10 ne al
not exceeding twenty dollars and imprisonment il ID,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-15

school directors.
II Is hereby enacted, etc:
Sec Any school district IN this state not otherwise d
reeted In special act OF Incorporation at its annual meet
ing may elect prudential committee Of three persons one
OF the number 10 be chosen each year, 10 hold their Of
noes Tor three years or until others chosen And al me
hrst election one OF said prudential committee shall be
CHOSEN LOT one year one for two years. three years
ana IN case or vacancy from any cause district at any
the unexpred term y -
Sec The board Of school directors OF any town making
use OF the Town system OF schools shah have power 10 pro
woe tor the schooling Of OF the legal scholars Of the
town IN the pubic schools Of adjoining town. or OF
scho asct u an adjoining town. the parents or guards
ans o. the uors consenting thereto and pay for the
seno0ling rom the school moneys OF the town
sec s. ihls act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November "A, 1870.
No 4sAn aeik encourage training Of common school
-.,., teachers
II Is hereby enacted, etc:
Sec Any graded school organized in accordance uha
special act Of the legislature and situated county 10 which
mere Is no state normal school establish connection
Wiz sh graded school training school department
instruction and training OF teachers
Aud the state superintendent Of education may arrange two
o9el aes OF study IN such training school department
ie urst course OF study shall include instruction and urac
ice n The science Of teaching all the branches required b. Law
20 R n the common schools of this state The second
course sha include Instruction practice IA all the branch
es q the hsi course and in higher branches which NAV be
prescribed oy the state superintendent Of education and Ger
nhae Of graduation shall be grsnedt all pass the re-
qusd 10 tbs first course in both courses Tse
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-12-15

No Sian act repes ing sections lnree, ~ =
and amending section nine Of aft g 4 NJ
resp sting the capture Of ash and game lfi
Fenaber a 1874
II Is hereby enacted. ETC.: No. - Is. ~ rezatF
Sec l. Section three Of set entii e. SsoTeinbsfs
ing the capture Of fish and game, appis
ls1f isheTehy amended as 70 reaa A. - m aryof =
Whoever takes or catches any bsct - s.ior sny -
waters Of this state, has ~ his q ~ 100 bsfEes1 ~
ash captured with u the limits Of W fs IN an yssi
hfiecnfh DAY Of May and Il trs ~ ~ ye dollars q
shall forfeit and pay are not y ~ = recovs7sds.
each fish 50 taken had o. fusCs q -
complaint % q toFa grand sl ,-s 5cb ofsIss -
The true northerner., 1876-04-28
ST. .u.qRK,S CHURCH.

Laying the Corner StOne-.4n Impress
fue and Interesting Ceremony.
The cornerstone OF the new ST. Marks
Church protestant Episcopal) was laid with
appropriate ceremonies on St. Marks day, the
25th inst, by Bishop Gillespie, assisted by five
Spalding Of st. Joseph, DR.. Foster and Mr..
Conover of Kalamazoo, and Mr.. Scott Of Ale
gan-in the presence OF large concourse of
the citizens OF Paw Paw. with great many
visitors from Kalamazoo, Decatur, Lawrence
and Alegan.
A beautiful altar-cross Of white carnations,
set in green, was sent from Allegsn to put in
the Chapel.
Addresses were made by the Bishop, Mr..
Spalding and Mr.. Conover. Music rendered by
the choir was very fine.
Articles deposited in the corner stone were
rs follows:
Bible and Prayer book. Observation-Disclosures
man." Church Journal" :" Our Dioceses, ,
''Spirit OF Missions" " Journal Of Conven-
ton, "Youug Christian Soldier" or our own
vilAge papers-TRUE NoRTHERNER, Press, and
Courier. 4 list Of the names Of Bible class
and Sunday School; piece Of English coin
sent to us by lady in England; photographs
OF the Rector and departed members Of tn Q
Bible class.
After the close OF the service sumptuous
d. Barker.
The true northerner., 1876-04-28
IN .uE.uORL.a.U.

At regular meeting Of Paw Paw Grange'
No. 10, p. of H., April IA, 1875, the following
resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, Brother VIM. b. Bishop, by Divine
Providence has passed from labor to his re-
ward and as we desire to express our sympathy
for his bereaved companion and friends, there.
fore resolved that in his death the Grange has
lost worthy member and an efficient officer.
RESOLVED. That the chair 30 recently vacated
by our Brother, be draped In mourning for
thirty days.
RESOLVED, That we extend to the bereaved
widow, our warmest sympathy in this hei
affection, and that we recommend to her tnat
Divine Grace, which gave peace and comfort to
her husband In the labors and tolls Of life, and
the approach OF death.
RESOLVED That copy Of these resolutions
be presented to the widow Of the deceased. and
that they be published in the village papers.
Sn. %n. :. GItan, GRAVES, Committee.
JAMES BALE,
The true northerner., 1876-04-28

Last october 4 strange lady made her appear
ance at Lawrence and purchased at Marshall's
dry goods store nine dollars worth of goods,
presenting in payment a check for ninety -nIne
dollars on the National Bank at Buchanan. II
was accepted and she received back the change
in bills and Immediately disappeared from the
pelghborhood. Mr.. Marshall laid away the
check and after awhile paid 1t out for goods to
a New York firm. Recently il was returned to
him. it beng proved that the check was origl-
nally drawn for nine dollars and had been
raised TO einety-nine dollars by the woman
She is supposed to be the identical person that
the Sheriff OF Beruen county is in pursuit OF
for other similar transactions.
The true northerner., 1876-04-28

THE SCHOOL BULLETIN for April contains
three pages OF solid news and gossip from the
schools Of Wisconsin and other Northwestern
States; Popular Instruction in Drawing-IX,
by Prof. Charles b. Stetson, OF Boston, one OF
the best authorities on the subject in the United
States; Language Lessons-I. by Prof. H. B.
Buckham, Principal of Buffalo State Normal
School Cato's Corner-VI, The Dook-Makers
Reasons why Young Men Should Educate Them
selves, by Prof. T. c. Chamberiin, State Geolo
gist of Wisconsin; How to Study by Prof
Charles A. Morey, wInona State Normal School
Our School Education, by Miss Mary Morti
mer, Milwaukee; Our Barbarous Alphabet
by Prof. w. c. sawyer. Lawrence University
Literary Parallelisms by Prof. ]. O. Pickard
Illinois Industrial University: On the Pronun
cation of Latin-I, by Prof. Calvin Thomas
Michigan; Drawing in Reading Classes b.
Prof. B. NJ. Reynolds, Lacrosse; Education
by Dell Sabin, Milwaukee; Science Gossip
four pages Of Examination Questions ont
page of Music besides correspondence, colleg'
news, literary notes, editorial, reports, an
nouncements, &C., the whole filing twent.
pages, size OF the Christian Union. In short
the School Bulletin is filed, as usual, with mos
valuable reading matter, and should be in thu
hands of every teacher in the land. Subscrlp
ton, S1.00 year in advance.
Single copies 10 cents. s. R. Winchell, Ed
itor and Publisher, Milwaukee, Wis.
The true northerner., 1876-04-28

Mrs. Stones party Of European tourists will
sall for home May 1S.-The Michigan State
sportsmsns association for the protection Of
game and Hsh meets st Jackson May 9th.-The
Woman's State Temperance Union will hold its
second annual meeting in Lansing May "A and
25.-Three Coldwater youths have left for the
Black Hills.-The body Of Mrs. Martin, who
was drowned at Kalamazoo the 9th inst, WAS
found on April Gath by two men who had hunt
ed for it oil night with lighted fishing boats,-
The Adrian high school girls will graduate in
calico dresses. .-Manistee county supervisors
are investigating county officers.
The true northerner., 1876-04-28
ED. True NoRTHxRNER


A council was called to organize Frsewill
Baptist church at weager's Mil, Bloomlngdals
township. April 14th. Eleven members, after
giving assent 10 the articles Of faith and church
covenant, we're organized into church. The
following were the exercises: Reading the
scriptures by Elder Prescott, OF Gobleville -
Prayer, BY Elder Irons Consecration prayer
BY Elder Prescott Right hand Of fellowship
and charge to the church, by Elder Darling OF
Waverly.
Mr.. Friedrich w. Collins Of Mason, Cass
county, was married to MISS Sarah Philips of
Bloomingdale, April 10Th, at Weager school
house, Bloomingdale township. Rev. j. b.
Irons performed the ceremony.
Long may they live,
Happy may they be,
And from sorrow and trouble
Forever be free.
The true northerner., 1876-04-28

The teachers in the Flint high school, in order
to impress some Of the more important events
OF the Wg of the Revolution on the minds Of
their pupils, have commenced series Of Gen.
tsnnial Annivsrsaries, commemorative Of the
events Of l776. The first was in remembrance
OF the affair ct Moore's Greek Bridge. In North
Carolina, Feb. "a, 1776. The regular exercises
OF the school were suspended for tks afternoon
and programme consisting Of music, history
OF the day. patriotic selection, reading by
Supt. Crissey, and an oration was carried out,
The next was the Centennial Of the Evacuation
of Boston, March II, 1776, at which similar
programme was observed. The Principals
room was handsomely decorated with banners,
pictures, etc., and the result Of the whole affair
is not only decided Impetus in historical dates
but also an increased interest in the genera
school work.