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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-07
DRY GOODS.
D Z NJ o V A l.
COURTNEY G. POWELL

COURTNEY & POWELL
Will remove to their new store. between Fourth and
Fifth streets, on the first of September: therefore
offer the following goods at less than cost rather
move them:
Best PACIFIC LAWNS, and l0c;
FRENCH ORGANIZES, 2! and SIC. WORTH 5oc.
FIGURED LINEN LAWNS, ;Sc. worth &c:
LACE-sTRIPED PrQUES, 12Y and 2Oc worth On
and 4Oc.;
BLACK and COLORED GRENADrSFS--o,o
quality for 20c., SOC. quality for 37Xc., s5t
quality for 45c.. 75c quality for 50c.. Al aua,,y
for 75c., sl.50 quality for 5l.l21, sl.75 quality
for 1928;
Ladies' and Ch!ldren's BLACK LACE Nuts. &c
pair;
Ladies' and Gcntlemcn's GAUZE UNDERWEAR
THREAD GLOVES and PARASOls at cost.
Large stock Of BLACK GRAPE REMNANTS one
yard length, 75c., 81, S1.2J, aud sl.5O, worth
double the money;
Our stock OF LAUEDRiED SHIRTS we cc,- ~
1925 have never been sold FOR less than $50.
SIS BROAD STREET.
2-2w between Eighth and Ninth strtr;s.
TUST RECEIVED at J.. STERN X COS
~ 523 BROAD STREET.
pieces pieces BLAck At aS &C. w w%Fin S
500 t crosses e BurT0NS twelve dozrn for : Sc:
40 pieces STRIPED VICTORIA LAWNS 4. I0,.
and l2as: worth ngti,, 1886. and zoe;
IS pieces LINEN CRASH at haIf-pric":
600 yards IRISH LINENS ut bankrupt prices:
600 pieces best PRINTS at jr. aud e.. a yard:
FANS at Sc. and Sc. for large -il":f
5 cases BLEACIIED COTTpN> o! tnc best brand; 20
be retaIlcd ut case prices:
% pieces SOLID BLACK GRENADINES a, l2c.
worth zoe: .-
25 dozen LADIES and GENTLEyIEN'S UNDER
SHIRTS nj very low figures:
40 pieces SOLID-COLOk DRESS GOODS a h.
than half-valuc:
NEW STYLE FICHuS:
best Al SOF-T-FINISlI CAMBRIA tor -;
money than common cotton.
JUST OPENED
Over 10000 yards HAMBURG EMBROlpERIF>
from large bankrnpts sale IN Ncw Iork-pricc,
lower than any Ia the city:
so different STYLES Of COTTON TRIMMINGS:
300 PaRASOIS to- b. sold ut cost
TABLE-CLOTIIS marked down to astouI,h.n:l2
NEW GOODS received daily a,
I..slERN { COS.
| jy30 j23 Broad street.
| GREAT REDUCTION IN TllEPRlCES
" OF OUR STOCK.
Having determined to make al rntir" chang" IN
our business and In order to do We will sell with
out reserve all goods IN stock. comprising
DRESS GOODS, ALPitAS, CASliMERES,
WHITE GOODS, LINEN >UITINnS.
CASSIMEREs. PARAsoI.S. KID GLOVES.
HOSIERY. SASII-RIRBoAS.
at aud below cost.
Call early aud examine our stock before pur-
chasing elsewhere at LEVI IEXIER'S.
f27 Broad STREET.
| ABDOMINAL CORSETS for stout --latest reduced
| from 50 to $3.50. !e2-
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GREAT REDUCTION IN TIE PRICES
" OF OUR STOCK.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

yJTOODUOUSE e PARHAM
W MANUFACTURE PAPER BOXES
for tnbucconlsts. druggists. mincrs, drys"pls nicD
and for every purpose 70 which tho! t!tpi
BLANK BOOKS,
for merchants. bankers, clerks Of courts, 81. hay
desired pattern made To ORDER. tn" regular forms
kept in stock and sold 1T wholcsa! and retail They
havea -
BOOK-BINDEEY.
and bind books. periodicals. mu.ir &c.. put M
pamphlets, rule paper, and max blauk-bo"s, al all
kinds.
All work undertaken by ulS will ' well done.
WOODHOl' 81 Il rARliAN.
au4 booksellers aud Statiuucrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-07

No efforts have been spared to make the Lee Ball
the grandest affair of the season.
In addition TO other attractions there will be
GRAND MILITARY ENCAMPMENT. comprising
the First Virginia regiment, two companies from
Norfolk one from Petersburg one from Lynchburg,
one from Charlottesville, and two from Staunton.
CONWAY r. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Transportation Agent.
j. &. DAME,
nu7-6t Southern Agent.
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Terry. :
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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY

THE SEASIDE LIBRARY
will Introduce TO the public the novels WHICH, Ha.
been approved by the best critics or BON ncn ra
Spheres The SEASIDE LIBRARY will contain more
matter for the money than any other puDilcals".'
The following numbers are now ready. "hsh "
dered by mail three cents each for poslafc 'nUs'
added. New numbers received every week
EAST LYNNE. double numberl. Zuc.
JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLEMAN. ZoG. ox,p
A wOHAN-HATER. tCharlea Eeade ias' ''"'''.'
ri, ACK INDIES. Jules Vcrne's new boohl. 4V''
LAST DAYS OF POMPElI. l0c.
The ARUNDEL MOTTO. BY May Cecil aaF'
WOMAN IN WHITE. Ry Wilk!c Collins, 2 wS,.
THE MILL ON THE FLOSS. ~ George '''''"
THE AMERICAN SENATOR. By \. TF'"0F''
A Princess OFTlIULE. By william Black; 2oc'
THE DEAD SECRET. BY WilA!e to'Hhs' iV>'
j. T. ELLISON. Hooksei.rrs,,
,ran lll2 Main siHts.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-08-07
A TTRACTIVE TICKET TO 49,
OLD POINT,
INCLUDING BOARD.

On SATURDAY, August 18th, and EVERY
SUCCESSIVE SATURDAY, until further notice,
the James River Steamboat Company will place on
sale round-trip tickets. good to Old Point leaving
on MONDAY AFTERNOON, including FIRST
CLASS BOARD at the Hygeia Hotel in the interim,
for the low price of 70.
Meals on steamer at reduced rate;-vz., breakfast,
Soc: dinner, 75c.
Tickets for sale on board steamer
l.. Is. TATUM,
NIL 7-1m General Agent.
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ROOTS. SHOES. He.

nor CHEAP NEWPORT TIES 1
Il G0TO N. GOLDES'S. "a
LADIES' FRENCH.KID NEWPORT TIES, hand
made, three-h button, with buckle or strap, VI
LADiES' SANDALS and CRoQUET-sLIPPERs,
7Sc worth doube the money;
LADIES, SERGE CONGRESS CATERS only u
GESTLEMEN'S CALF LOW-CUT SHOES, with
strap or buckle, plain or box-toe, s2-ean't De
bought elsewhere for %.
mer goods for less than cost 10 the cheap store OF
II - f-sg. III. G0LDEN'S,i l633 Main street, Il
IN Him 80 ~, NOT James liosGeNs.
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EXCURSIONS.

SPECIAL REDUCED RATES
POR THE
LEE-NONUMENT BALL,
TO TAKE PLACE AT
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
AUGUST Is, 1877.
, 1877-01-17
IAtcnlpsrniiuu In scotland.

s'JH IIbN GdtEif.
Tho Scotch arc 4nhcr natInt1, l,at they can
yet drunk occasionally, and it appears tloln
return 1ust iss.srl that during thu year clalng
Jun: 31 lust 81 ,aW persons were t,ken IN charge
III seotlu,lI for being drunk, VI whuu,, however,
It L. falr to say thai 81, !lh wcre simply nrapa-
biz, 4lil unly @l,1a wesc A!sor.ierly ~ well ps
drunk. OF ihcss dfusikar4s, Glasgow c.ans
16,:43l cases, 4nl thu nt{ghboriny bur.'is u
uoYun, Maryhill, and Patrick contribute ,ts3
cases betwern thetl. making. grand tntal for
Glasgow OF l7,1l3, Thcss ars 4ll returned under
the ncatt Of q ''lueapatls, /" there being 70 such
charge as drunk and dIsordcrly In the Glasgow
Police ut. Il l., however. difficult to believe
th4t ,.l3 persons could have lFank themselves
luto = condition VI such tncnpablity that
they were mono Ut them cspabl. ut Itsorlerly
behavior. Edinburgh contributes H,0.5 tneaua-
blu aud dlso1dery druuklrda. aud dundee 8 ~,
Tie town OF Abeldcea shows we'll On tho lit,
with Ouly 50G OF botn cla&ses; Grccnoek gives
el1l; l.citi., 1,v9l; Paisley. 1,Gu; Port Glas-
Cow, t,3; Hamilton, Ti3; kl!nlaruoek, 7so; Ayr,
6y9; Stirling, I'LL; Quantities. OIL; Posfar, 2ds;
lluucso4c, :427; B1ecl!u, 100; Arbroatll. 7d;
| Bsour9ty Ferry, p; Ki!f1telaulr. q; pqafc.m.
Inc, Id; aud other places III Flfcshirc, ~
| THIS totpl for tho County Of Aberdeen 4 tla
Perth County numbers TO-, and Perth CITY Gn.
| This County Of kiucasdino gives total u T..
and ktnross County, $. to the town OF LeE-
| wick aloue belongs the honor Of having no
druukalds, Of any variety, to dguss on the lht.
, 1877-01-17

NH. WAsf11SGTOS'S SKEprICfsH.
Htffoff FIRE. Frtss.
Yesterday a. a coloFcJ resident OF Detroit
wa. on bis way down Griswold stree. lie was
halted l's a stranger, who beckoncd him to turn
Into Congress street. When they wcso alone
the strange man ka!a:
"fsnt your name Joncsl'
"fo, Aall-'ns name ia Washington. sah."
~ knew It wat, Ut co,,rte," smiled the
stranger, "tnd now tD busincst. l am from
New york-eamc here to hunt up tlttlc cufoyed
.nnn named Washington. Earh nne Of them il
hrir to f2u00o III rnsl,, left ny the late Joshua
Washington, ot Long Island. In about ten
dnys, or about as Aonn a. can forward your pn-
pcrs, you will receive your cash."
Duan' sce,n possible!" exclaimed the COL
orcl Citizen.
" Its sudden. of courtc. but when rou hare
thc money placed In your hands you wiIl have to
acknowledge the good fortune. Nuw. then, III
want f3 If yuu for making out the papess and
u, nn.'t
-" When ,lc fe!1er said tlat,". exclaimed Atr.
Washington to policeman, "deu knuwcd llt
WAS dc wuss kine of tieat1-bcat, an l hauled
nff an spit on my hans, an hauled of an' gut
rra}y fur to knock his cl!u oil, au' lic made iuI
lie alley md dtscape,l."
, 1877-01-17
THAT WONDERFUL COLLAR.

Atbdnv Ettnin0 journal.
"Djil sou ever hrar the trick Frank Sptnol4's
wonderful shtrt-cuiiaE served lin during the
Wprt" Inquired one Of the New York Assembly,
men Of a feituw.mc1ntcr from up COUNTRY,
Yesterday morning. The party addressed said
he had never heard the trick, 40 the other went
on, killing time while the ayes and noes were
betng called;
"WclI, you see, Mt tic beginning of The War,
Frank, who was full Of grit, determined to en-
list In the rank*. If FaIi that thusc wtle want
cd 10 tc utltcrs could 10 su; VI tnr him. liz
proposed to Hight It out among thu pEiyaics.
Accordingly lie applied t. rtCrMttnE utilter
VIM told lin II lie could .pass the requisite
medical cxamat!on Ec would 10 delighted to
hive him IN lila company. FraIk, conscious o1
il!s magnificent physl,lr, laughed confidently,
mud lost no time III getting Into tile d.Etnr
psrxcnre, and telling him Wllat he wantcd. The
due, or gave uuc lou1 Mt his wonderful ahlrt-cu.
lur, uill then snttl I'll decided tolcs:
1sl'm truly yurry, Mr.. SplHo!a, but lrea'ly
cannut give yU1 n certificate
"tCan't rive Inc u certtIlcatcl exclaimed the
pH,azct! Frank, why IN adjective nnd at lcct-
,yerlatton cart yout Fin Is sound u a
dollar. I'll strip alld let you giyc the cE!tfcal
exnrHtuatiun.'
"tit's NJ use Of tnlkiug,' said The doctor,
sa,l you needn't trouble yourself to remove
your cuat. ] knDw what TM ahnut -you
don't get cert!Ieatct and that's Tie ena OF
IT,
, 1877-01-17

.Str Fork Hui.
Tic skeleton Of Il cut walked into Ryan's store
at liohokus. Kynn seeing ller bawlcd out,
"Mickcy, didn't tell &c month ago to fade
that cat pound Of mate day until 7e had hcr
fatfH
You did, and I'm Just after faafng her Z
pdinl." m
4" tia. that cat ate pound this .noruInQ1"
" Yes, sir.''
si,ure, ! think It's a lie ye'rc telling. Bring
me that scales. Now bring mt that cat"
The cat turned the scale at exactly one pound
"Ttcre. didn't tell &c shc had eaten apound
OF tnaie tliS& murnin' n
IAN right, my boy; there's yer pound ofmate
but where the dfv,i's tho catt"
, 1877-01-17
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II, 1877.

looked full In his face and said. "Arttnt, am
EoI',g 10 die. iou hnre been very Ssnal TO nc.
Int ] am going to rest at last" 20 saying. tbe
fell ack,-deat. "Poor plrl," said Mr. Cam
bridge yeatertlay. with tears running down his
cheeks "sllc t!'sl like little child. ~ .Eou! q
woman AZ ever llyed. and a. kinti.hcarted ~ she
could tc. q better never walkel the bUards."
, 1877-01-17
CURRENT GOSSIP.

C1IISCI1fLLA.
Th+ DleFktst ottcT.cntfa,
Tho toxieat Of rrnl skin,
The cable .eet nf nuts,
The asftttt g'oves Of ata1.ektn,
The 1uh(nscEt hn*e with clocks,
A '.c!oud' Hike q mantIlla,
The valyetest Of frOcks--
Wore little, hwert ChfnchtllAt
Itsd ] enough n year
TO dntl my sweet IN sable-
To wrap my dainty dear
In crnlfne were able
Had ! 4 longer purse.
A neat suburban villa,
For better or for worse
RI take my pet Chfncht}1a.
-. dshfsv Sheriff. " Iioudotr Haiiadt.''
, 1877-01-17
8t50. 41-Joseph D,ntt IS. William Drndlcs;
81, 600 80. u. r. Gurti4 rs. c. ". Poole. s:'i.
ELEEWl1EIRE.

ELBEWIII;RE.
THE aUrnkME COURT.
Special Dfspatch 70 17t 7yitsNs.
erRtaeYIELD, ILL.,. Jan. l6.--ln the Supreme
Court to-day the case Of Davis ct al. ys. The
Connecticut Mutual 1.tfc.1nsurancc Company.
appeal from the Huperior Court of Cook County,
vas taken on call.
, 1877-01-17

oArn's 1SrEHY!Ew SE!l:r. WITH hen
In letter to the Philadelphia 71xses, George
Alfred Townsend anys: II recall one occasi3n,
and the only one, when wrote editorial fur the
Herald or talked with Mr. Bennett. Several
times hal bcen requested to call OIL him. but,
being also shy, had postponed the time until
once, when dropping In the Herald Office, they
brought me plump Into the presence Of that su-
premc being. Iie was sitting at table In sort
Of alcoyc or s!dc room, and appeared US hashful
as lDyrclf. lie was q young nun, VI about ~
pou.Is1s weight, or less, wearing gray t1l!t os
cylothca On rather slim limb. md all about him
wns ,.cnt; riuQ, etus: co)laE.Iutton, linen lie
had hs sray sye l,s sa'!y 's'F: .:rsM sea Ian an
servant one, and very good manners, thonE1l
| not pAusihili,y Or decided address. 1t was vt
the time Of the Greeley campaign. just Leforc
the Baltimore Convention met. Hetpoke with
little hesitation, bearing out my psceunrcption
that he sees thing Mure e!carly than be ex-
presses II.
"'l heard You were he1e,' .!e .a!l, and
have lust thouEAt Of am "edtof'al.n 1oa kn1w ,''
nrk was built, The people all exclaimed that
there would lie no ratn 1t dill rain, though.
T.lcu they sail ii would only bc ellowerr.
But as It sancA more aud mHse, TIE IL l!ttle an ani.
animals, also, got a!armed aud came IN. at
laet the giraffe and the elephant. thu rhfnorcros
aul the grizzly bear came In, ysry sullen, but
afraid to stay out any inorc. That's tho way
with tho Democrats recognizing Greeley corl-
cudcd Mr.. Bennrtt, The little fellows cal,le
In Il good willie ago; now Thurman and Hen
dricks aud nayari are Juggling In to get out Of
the tai,. Can you write tlatf
~ had an engagement of IL most imperative
character, which he forgot " Inquire nhout. II
was u meet my vile and ~ ou1 to 1ine. But
| calIutvd thusc anHn1s Into that ark with a pre-
| cptatton never c9ualct'. except when They. go'
ltlJsc about two years aftcrWard. III hall III
hour the whole story of the delnsc waa told"
, 1877-01-17
THE TRIBUNE IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

70 Tie EdlfM af TIC 1Tl6ane.
SOUTH TANwoRTt. y. H., Jan. 11.-Euclosed
find subscription price Of your daily for ls7'.
suppose you receive plenty OF compliments,
hut ! want II, sny have Rad your newspaper
for ten years, and, with tho exception of the
"1nlependcut dys.asty,' It has been improving
Ill thc time, un'i think now 1t is about % neat
. perfect newspaper rs they get un. 7. =. VI.
, 1877-01-17
THE COURTS.
A Light Day Among the Chicago
Litigants.
Record Of Judgments and New suits'''
Bankruptcy Matters.
How the Supreme Court Manages t
Sncn1 Its Time.
CHICAGO,

CHlCAtos
TIE CRYSTAL LAKE rtcRLfNo And PRESERVING
WpNKE.
The Receiver Of the Crystal Lake PIcklInR and
Preserving Works, William St. C'a!r, aled his
rcport yesterday III tho Circuit Court OF h!s
l1oings MS such Receiver, which Is as follows:
n,,onre sent, 20, ,.................,. :. l,h0D
Hsceiycd from aae OF tickets, etc.......... 6,G10
....... 37,1lo
IN K,c,,,nvcr & Tccder fof icgat tetyIces 8 20
in.nrnnce e.,,,.,,,,.,.. -, -. 49,. 4bB
tirai Observation-Disclosures. 70
Hangs. Observation-Disclosures, 81
InhEr necout1ts .,,,.,,,,,.,,..,,,,.,..., 1S5
General cxpenara, clerk hire, atc.......... 32t
IN Ktcctycr On Recuunt 3U
interest On bonded debt oi tha Company. 1000
sJ,7s5
1,nlance m hnnd d....,.,,..,.,..,, IIi
The report WIS ordered to be confirmed by
, 1877-01-17

csn hnye of tc healthy growth and t,e petpctuity
u IT, 1'i arins tNe scar 1876 our trade and com
mcrec have mi developed AZ rapidly a. We enu'd
wish. We should l,car in ninI that |, Waa tlsr AEcr
rsnreursting hrnelt ar,Inx from ille increased
IaclIiirt pu' i'coplc luye enjoyed Tor the tsrcc:
c.,a-a,uiaiions nd asnrati"ns, a. thsy periormsi
thr gra,i p!iuraa:e 10 The Centennial Exposition
a, ihsiadc cthts.
nesrctls,l1y submitted hc!n1f Of ihe Hoard Of
Directors. JoHS Il. I}ESsLEr, President.
On motion. the report VA, RECEIVED md adopt
ils able character.
The annual repost OF the WefghInnstcf was
aes'p's, ~ sIm rtn,sn l, i.nr.tnrsr,s .nnnrss.
The President then udafe'sctl The Board as
1olIowH
ft!low- tftmsrrs ef ne Dodrt ~ Tradt--OfH.
lie position IN whicl, yoa placed mr. one rear ngo.
wish to tay few words q eheer 70: our s Assocs-
siacrntlon shown nc during tho time lila. hass
{ &c pa.t ysar ha. not been a. thst We could
Mc sst eae "s soa "
city and orr own Association have been wonder.
s sny yotsr tho
The sst Of thf % s ~ sS "om q
.ne., .. nen t. h".e ss ~es
postunitcs for specn!as!'o !nyestnlcnt sflst IN
no other place In Til. land, arc the faeilitles fof
9seGt ~ on our own ExchanIe. Ih!a fast II Known
int felt nil urcs ihr country, and hence lie volume
OF this kind OF lnsincts has Increased anrlng me
past year to almost Incredible extent: TIsiee
Ing that onr rules wnnld protect any man -
Ills. right Il claim whit he Was }M.n5 ent..
lca 10. anef hAs1ns i, nnxath =; s1s IT, ,,nutnt ti.t
II % .1 ~ sraa t IT, lie bani. nf nr member, Our
hnu LII. VI 80 .o nny ~ snrh tint with reasonably
,. rmies RI dccf."r. md a. nndinching epfurcc
nrmt n thn,n. thcro j. but lttlo Ianscr
nn nehA ~ .ne". ,.rit hcrcnfIcr w}ifntiY rcr.
inA inAs PatMsSas r.. the .ncrIfc futftlmcnt Of
tteI " ru y, ia o"o hsri nr that anY uItor.
ne,r @ s;'t r. erit1ci IN fhe othcr han where
a1" W.T. WI. ~ h1r ;cfaunw in lie sprcic pcr.
n M"o ~ nie n.renrrn,s hayc nteti trngDunbtc
niMaan.e ", t" .r.rv nsn;cnrn in relation there.
afGsee al" ~, fnr tc ~ Law Whether tho growing
!o ~ - i, ~. IN ~ nemt,e tn rnrncc In Speculative On.
a,s ~ as,I,ohir nne nr nt but, ~ long a, it
rsont i, T. r.rinirIx i'm rIrht md tiuty u ibis
Mofs ~ tHn, IN ounortMiiY ogercd anI
no'tu IIe H. se@ a. -:,es naJ nractlccs ao 10
70 ao'"n. ~ ...osintion tho yrh,clc, and
nloKe tae NsftS tia tS.a''oEs E~c,,smrn thr a,rMa
tne nh noea ea,ttnc os n, iii .ttifc Of optnious
!ot wv Nv. wv >'S - .,id tn xou ma war Avn can
@ t -, ,na,r rnnbntiraiiy lint nc arc fast
| hecomnR thH governing market of tho continent.
| / wnnih mt be understood Ah giving undue tnt.
,,urtnnrr In thn Influence Of this sreCnlat1cn uflu
, 1877-01-17


1rOH SALE-TIItEE FINE HCIIbiSGB AND LOTS
Htu eorntrsl III Stat"tt two north aHA ".'e SOW!
Az: the Two norh nf tnr inlhtr HOUSE wil lir sui
= they vii. Iay 70 per cent nss tie 1as Mus ~ T.
t w ay y psr cr,lt nc, nsa r,.h rar''al VI! -
$50 O &Uirx and s.t.ah '9; here IL the ine.t hni
lra 1u.inrYs property In MI Chicago. Calt Or addfrAs
r, Il. HUlp. i.Uum IA. iii MaILs1H.tt.
LUZ sA1E-uSH nF TIE FINEST Vac Ant n 81.
acncr bucks IN The North Side; east q t;!Ark.tt
fluri by ~ tref SAL1tkJr r6All. n Tribune Office
, 1877-01-17

Hu0iskccpcrs, Clerks. escs
yHrASTEr,-nOuKKEE TINT Cay LEND
w s2.uD: trnieat&;e IerMr!fy! fnr Interest: sluo
Fer month And bCA-tl. Addres$ j 40, Tribune office.
, 1877-01-17

lNkHl&UEE10Ns ...-
CiTuATluN WASTED-pY 4 YOUNG LADY As
ssst e fss sa9e e LIE il Kas
iFy1cn. Ad4SsAs VI, TfthtR& otaes.
, 1877-01-17

LAuy HAVING LOST HER HUSBAND IN THE
al.s. CIV i NV. ss oti, ss, hsi,. with
and tall. s":,r dark bay ha4 !roltSa s!ter r.. tt
pais aa ral Ut th1re dny. stoMt4; aln' s'nxs II
nt fuiltrt- ttlItnrd llsfHrA.. nabAt n-w NJ Gar'o
JucArYs need sply. Call ~ fvstentc hIa WshaAh'Av
1 srlnSG DELIVERY SLEIGH. vElti CHEAP,
~ Vi II la!Asrrntls..t.
i r.:r!nS h4iEi EvEltY rrEs',Ax; j.. 1@i!t,H;. @ !.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16
NHANCERY SALE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN: The Circuit Court
o the County of Van Buren-ln Chanc cry.
Eben G. Beach, Complainant
John w. Reynolds, Franklin B.
Adams Lucinda Adams, Chas.
ID. Lawton, Arson II. Hatha-
way, Experience Hathaway,
James Colwell and John I'll.
Hutchinson, Defendants.
Ry virtue OF and in pursuance OF decretaI
rider OF the Circuit Court for the county OF
Van Buren,, in Chancery, made on the 2Sth
day OF August, A. D., 1877, IN a certain cause
therein pending wherein Ecen =; Beacn Is
complainant, aud John w. Reynolds, Franklin
%. Adams. Lucinda Adams Charles ID. Law
ton. Arson II. Hathaway, Experince Hatha-
way. James Colwell and John II, Hutchinson
are defendants: Notice is hereby given that
shall SELL at public auction. TO the highest BID
der. at the front door OF the court house, IN
the village of Paw Paw, county OF Van Buren,,
and State OF Michigan, on Wednesday the 18th
day of December. A. D., 1877, at ten O'Clock ID
tue forenoon OF that day, the following descrlb-
ed piece or parcel OF land, to-wit All the
following described lands situate and being in
tie county of Van Buren,, in the State OF Michl-
gan, viz: The west part OF the south west
fractional quarter of section ten, in town tour
south, OF range thirt cen west, being sixty acres
of land. Also. the north west quarter OF the
north west quarter of section fifteen, in town
four south, range thirteen west, except school
house grounds, in north west quarter OF sale
premlses together with the heredltaments
tbereuuto belonging or in any wise appertanlng
Dated October 23rd 1877,
1881 JOHN KNOW LES,
Circuit Court Commissioner.
JOHN d. CoNELY. Complts Solicitor.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN: The Circuit Court
for tue County Of Van Bureu-Iu Cbancery.
Wiley r. Reynolds, Complainant,
Horace s. Ismon, Franklin NJ. Man
ming and Sarah Manning, his wife,
Emory o. Briggs and Charles y.
Nash, Defendants.
By virtue OF aud III pursuance OF cecfetal
order of the Circuit Court for the County OF
Van Buren, IN Chapcery, made on the 18th Gay
of August. A. u. 1877. IN a certain cause there
IN bending, wherein Wiley t. Reynolds is COM
plainant. aud Horace 5. lsmou, Franklin M.
Manning and Sarah Manning his wife, Emory
O. Briggs and Charles q. Nash are defendants,
Notice is hereby gwen that shall sell at pub
Tic auction, TO the highest bidder, at the front
door of the Court House, in the village or Paw
Paw, County OF Van Buren,. State OF Michigan
on Wednesday the 18th day of December, A,
ID. 1877 a. ten O'Clock in the forenoon OF that
day, the following described piece or parcel OF
land to-wit The undivided one third part or
q certain mill property, and appurtenance
thereunto belonging. which mil property is
described as follows. to-wit Beginning at the
north west corner Of Wizards saw mill lot, on
the west side Of the Paw Paw river, near the
village Of Paw Paw. in the County OF Van Bu-
rep, State OF Michigan, thence south fifty eight
degrees west one chain and seventy eight Inks
TO the center of the mil race, thence south
thirty nine and one half degrees west two chains
and twenty links, thence westerly on the mar
gin OF the pond two chains aud thirty five links
TO the south eaet corner of Wizards one acre
lot, thence north twelve aud one quarter de-
grees west about four chains and seven links 70
the middle Of the territorial road, thence north
eighty one degrees and forty minutes east
about three chains and seventy three links TO
the center OF Paw Paw nver, thence up the
center Of SAID river Paw Paw to the place OF
beginning, containing about one and forty three
bundredths acres being and conveying only
such lanj, rights and privileges connected with
the said premises as exhibited IN a certain deed
executed by Edwin H. Lathrop administrator
OF Lyman J. Daniels, deceased. 10 Everett y.
Dyckman, and recorded in the Registers Office
for the County Of Van Buren,. in liber Of
deeds, on pages GIG and 627.
Dated October 23d, 1917
1l79t7 JOHN KNOWLES.
Circuit Court Commissioner
JOIN d. CoNELY, Coupl'ts Solicitor
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SALE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN: The Circuit Court
for the County of Van Buren-Iu Chancery.
Wiley r. Reynolds, Complainant
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ried life A man goes into the world tc
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