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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16

In this Issue Of THE TRUE NoRrHERNER We
publish q card from Henry S. Williams, Esq,
County Clerk, explaining how it happened that
Conway, of The True Northener, and Earl, OF
the Hartford Day Spring, did not get their bids
in on Saturday, the 9th Of October. The bid
for the County printing from this office would
have been delivered to the County Clerk st
about five o'clock on the afternoon OF Saturday
Il Mr.. Williams had been at his Office. He had
gene into the country, and did not return until
four o'clock on Sunday afternoon, when the bid
was handed to him in sealed envelope.
Mr.. Blackman, of the Press-and &C ourier, had
expected to obtain the printing, and was quits
anxious that no bid should be made from this
office-well knowing that we should bid so low
that no lower bidder could hope to make one
cent out of the printing. Wincing under dis
appointment he published statement embody-
ing the falsehood that bad faith and collision
bad been practiced. No notice was taken of
this either by Mr.. Williams or this paper, for
both knew what was the matter with him. -
The next week, however the donkey who pre-
sides over the destinies Of the Hartford Day
spring, tOOh III upon llSeiI 10 'cOIue uOWn on
Mr.. Williams, and denounce him IN strong Ian
guage, without inquiring into the truth or fall
sity OF the Press-Courier fling and implied
charge of favoritism. Mr.. Earl was Compel
tor for the printing, and because he did not
get it he, too, must give spiteful kick at a
public officer who had dealt fairly by all who
desired to make bid for the work.
Mr.. Earle is a recent importation, and is like
the youngster writing to the Courier-J ournal
4" My friends think / ought to study law or
medicine or keep on teaching but to be a law
yer or doctor requires too much study and toe
mu CHI brains to start with, and teaching is too
hard work. Under the circumstances would II
not be advisable for me to become an editor p
And his family regard him as fair sample OF
the youth described by Will Carleton: His
judgment was rather slim. He did not know
quite enough to be farmer, so they thought
they would make an editor out Of him, and
bought newspaper for him which he conducted
in way to convince all candid and fair people
that the estimate the family put on his ability
was very correct one."
SO far as this paper is concerned there was
no collision anywhere regarding the public
printing, and we do not believe ii would be
safe for anyone to attempt any where Mr.. Will
liams was to be a party to it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16

5U,OOO die annually by neglectiDg a Cough.
Cold or Group often leading to Consumption,
ind the grave. Why will you neglect 30 inn
portant matter when You can get at our store
Shilohs Consumption Cure, with the assurance
OF speedy recovery. For soreness across the
Chest OF Lungs or Lame Back or Side, Shilohs
Porus Plaster gives prompt relief.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16
National Surgical Institute
EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY
FOR THE
DISEASED AND DEFORMED.

Two or more OF the Surgeons of the National
Surgical Institute of Indianapolis, Indiana, with
Its three great divisions at Philadelphia, Allan
ia and san Francisco, will make professional
visit m
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16

There has been general dearth OF cussed-
ness in our vicinity the past week-the august
presence of the Circuit Court, undoubtedly, act
ing as an astringent on the looseness Of chronic
evl-doers, and we have not single case to re-
port from the courts Of oar Justices.
The criminal calendar still engages the atten-
ton of the Circuit Court Since our last issue
the cases disposed Of are;
George Misunderstanding horse from Ed.
Fuller, OF Geneva-convicted.
Steve Topssh-larceny from the person-sc-
quilted.
II. X. Gardner-fAlse pretenses-nol. pros.
As we 20 to press Thursday sfternoon) the
case Of VIM. sneed, charged with murder, is
about to 60 to the jury. 1t has occupied the
attention OF the Court the entire week thus far.
Z. L. Davis, the cattle thief, who was arrest
cd ct Bangor for stealing Gov ct Osterhsut
Lake belonging to one Evans, WAS admitted to
bail, and has since skipped out. He is wanted
on another charge.
The Circuit Court for Cass County has been
in session for two weeks. Joseph S. Brown
and Ira McManners, convicted Of stealing Hon.
W, G. Beckwith's wool. we're sentenced to the
State Prison for four years and six months.
Andrew Gray and Enoch Gray, for stealing
load Of wheat from Nathaniel White, were
sent to Jackson, the former for two years and
the latter, one year and three months. En-
met White, youth Of thirteen years engaged
in the same translation, Was sentenced to the
Reform School at Lansing until he is twenty
one Frank White. brother to Emmett, plead
ed guilty IN the same case and sentence WAS
suspended Charles w. Smith was convicted
OF stealing s35 from Wolf Il Rench, butchers
OF that place. and the judgment Of the court
WAS that he go to Jackson for one year. Frank
Gauley on his plea Of guilty for malicious in
jury to building was imprisoned in the coun-
ty Jail for twenty days. George Brown, con-
victed Of an assault with pistol on three men
who failed to pay him for liquor, failed to ap-
pear for sentence, and his bail of $1OO was
declared forfeited.
The DR.. Kennedy advertised to be in Paw
Paw on Saturday and Sunday, the 18th and 18th
inst. is not the DR.. Kennedy who was around
here several months the past summer, but a
real physician, who knows his business.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16

Services at the Disciple Church next Sunday
rs follows:
1913 A. NJ, "a Court Room scsne."-
~ p. NJ, Hell"
IRVING A. SEARLEs, Pastor.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16

- Unquestionably the Best Sustained
Work of the kind in the w orld."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16

Have you seen Shows new parlor stove P
Buy no other.
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T.. p. HATHAWAY a. CO

DEALERS Nj
IN, SHE ETRION, AND COPPER WARE
North side Of Main street, opposite the Cour
House, Paw Paw, Michigan.
All orders, in their line, promptly attended to.
T.. =. HATHAWAY * co.
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FEW. r. MECKERT,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Prosecu-
ting Attorney for Van Buren, County. Mich:
ONCE IN the Court House, Paw Paw. 1145
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JOHN KyN-O JULES.

Lawyer, Circuit Court Commissioner, jus
tice of the Peace and Fire Insurance Agent.
ONCE opposite Bank. Paw Paw Mich.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16

Portraits in water colon done by Miss Lydia
Hunt. Satisfaction guaranteed Rooms ct J.
]. Woodman'a
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On Friday afternoon of last week the Ladies
Temperance Union met at the residence OF
Mrs. G. p. Linderman Mr. II. W. McCsbe
was present, and on behalf OF the Red Ribbon
Club, invited the ladies to become members OF
their organization. The ladies' accepted the
invitation, aud after some discussion, voted to
continue their own meetings also. and to hold
them the first Friday afternoon in each month.
at private residences.
On Monday evening there was good attend
ance Of both ladies and gentlemen at the Club
room. The fret business before the meeting
was to vote upon the question Of admitting the
ladies to membership, which was quickly dis
posed Of by unanimous vote in favor Of it.
Most of the ladies present enrolled their names,
after which the election OF officers took place,
with the following result:
President-H. W. McCabe.
Frat Vice Pres.-Jared Loveland.
Second Vice Pres.-Silss Engle.
Recording Sec'y-Miss Celtic Coy.
Financial Sec'y-Miss Cynthia Burdick.
Treasurer-Geo. w. Rooms.
Chaplain Rev. T. ID. Marsh.
Finance Como. A. Breck, Mrs. G.. p.
Linderman, G. w. Matthews.
Music Com.-Miss LEA Harrison, Miss Gym
thia Burdiek, j. W. Free.
On next Monday evening the following dues-
ton will be discussed: "WhAt are the oh.
stscles in the way Of persons who have been
addicted to drink Of keeping the pledss?"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1877-11-16

The village OF South Haven has hitherto en-
joyed the distinction Of having the meanest
man in the country, but that rural hamlet now
takes the wall, and Marcellus shows to the
front with biped that makes the South Haven
fellow ashamed OF himself. This fellow is an
officer (appointed. thank goodness, not elected
by the people,) and was subpenaed on some
case pending in our Circuit Court, and borrowed
horse from business man to drive over. AS
the case in which he Is interested has not yet
been called he has danced daily attendance on
the court room all the week, going to the resi-
dence Of convenient acquaintance some five
miles in the country every night and back early
in the morning. And every day that horse has
been tied to the hitching-posts around our
streets from morning till night, without food
or drink. On Wednesday afternoon a keeper
OF one OF our hostleries having noticed the an
imal standing in the rain, and accidentally dis
covering the brute who had HIM IN charge, told
the latter that he could have him stabbed all
day (without feed) for ten cents. But Is it was
afternoon, and the barn-man would not stable
him the balance Of the day for five cents, the
poor horse had to make full day Of it IS be-
fore. Aleck, II your horse Is found to be
troubled with the Kidney complaint you can at
tribute IT to his recent trip to Paw Paw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
hr,s r,nnr 70 600 bush. wheat.

as5 90 Receipts bbs Flour 10 900 bush Wheat.
shipments-l3 900 bills Flour 25. 900 bush. Wheat
PinIApYl PHIA Fen 2GPetroeum unsettled, Win do"h.
ward tendency Crude l210l3c. Refined, ljc WINTER
bran Fls1sIg Timothy, t2af2 TO- Flour dull s4it yD
bills; Extra 2J0fG - Minnesota Family - - ~ -
PENNSYLVANIA aud Ohio Family. EI0S7 30 High cradles -
<iO %. RYE Flour "a % as 81 p Wheat naetiVt pnI
steady Red 81 50 Amber, Il 5SaSl 80 Rye, i'c IN h
ears ana soc b. Corn less active and lower heU",
56c White. 5GdJ82c steamer, 81 2n55c Jbc J. o. o. II
yellow. oats slow move White 4O1ilc.t MlAgt %"
3sc WHISKY esteTn. ~ 10. Rccelpts-E1 Flour 2J Doi
Wheat $500 bush; Corn, $4,000 BUSH Rye, IlWD Da'h
Oats 500 BUSH Barley. 1000 bush. Shipments one
81 LOUIs. Feb 2G-FOur quiet, unchanged Wheat 9ill
3 Do 81 3yLadsi TO- cash 81 90 march, q! A443l -
Apri Corn unsettled and lower 40. Mixed 3. 's'
bd cash sales &c. March fO9fo PC Ap1l; "a -
NV. cats dul p 34G3i a., cash ~ Dh Mti,L
I've guet CG il0G1 &c. bid according 10 location ' n
fair drmand little doing Whisky quiet ~ ~ f9tA uAh
ut fl4 49, March; fl5. April 80 10 Nay sulk 49, D
Rivers and sellers apart transactions m round ol+ %
duh a. 6ia6ac - gi-'. and % 1870 Tor 7hols IhI
Rih Clear Lard duil at - 30 bid Hof
~ g0asj * Packing - ljGsj 30; Buicher- Z" Fha-!
phas, JOHSO g. Cattle strong. unc lia1-el h.tp-
1000 bbs - 600 bush Wheat; 100000 Dns ..ln
10000 bush. 1000 bush. Rye; 1000 BUSH BArIey
LOO Hogs l,G0O Cattle .-... a.. UNI
TOLEDO Feb 26.-Four steady " heat easier; No White
Michigan 81 jjLl No DO 81 - y Amber Michigan, spot
81 5lt4; March. 81 5la April 81 o. Nay II ., -
Red Winter fI l9Ia March. Al %; April - 3D. Corn
qnet: High Mixed 44c.; My 41c.: No ? spot So ApIi
ljc: NAV 1880; No. White. - 90. Eeieri-i i$c ,aIs
du: White held zoe: Michigan 3@e ClJver-eef - W
RecepIs-I5j bbls Flour, 1909 bush " Wheat -o4' 9nss
Corn Shipment Ibls Flour, 5000 bush hheh lVJO
bush Corn, 500 bush. Oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
THE BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON, Feb. 26.--The Mark Lane Erpres"
It's weekly review of the British trade says: The
weather has been stormy and unsettled, with only a
slightly diminished rainfall Field work therefore has
progressed slowly the heavy lands farming opera
tons the light lands however have been fairly rapid
Autumn crops continue sufficiently healthy hut
spent itself Should the March weather be- frosty
the consequence may be disastrous. Farmers
continue 10 thrash wheat slowly, there having
been little incentive as the damp weather has affected
the condition of the bulk the offerings and the adj
vance OF L. per quarter which has taken place has
creased imports Of foreign wheat the frmness has
nued, and the reaction marked last Monday,
when healthy and very brisk demand began for all va
rieties ut advance OF Is per quarter The improve
ment not due 70 politics the weather the CONT
mental demand but is the legitimate effect Of small i'm
ports, the dmnution OF stocks, and the prospective
shOrtDess of supplies from all sources except Cali
fOrnia. some earlier shipments from san Francisco and
Oregon have made their appearance m London, ana
freely found buyers at about SO to 50 sbilngs per
quarter ship; and although likely To become
receivers OF large quantity Of this class Of wheat the
season advances 1t IL probable that the shOrtness Of
stocks ana the deficient haTvcS or 1876 III most parts
Of the world VIII bring continental buyers and by dE
other destinations, prevent market being gHtted
with TINS useful variety OF wheat Our trade seems 70 be
based sound foundations and the present moderate
level Of values appears likely To cUnfInle, be-
Increased supplies from California, temporarily en-
HANGED by political anxiety. There has been slight
Improvement In feeding The nrmness Of holders
has caused an advance OF Cd quarter oats while
maize, especially old corn, is higher Barley remains
wUut Quutbie altcra iOu but trade IL rather better
prices Business floating cargOes has ruled hrm win
slight enhancement Of values
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

Rrro Fb efHa,e qari gs,' Tfne era, INV Nv
CHANGED, Sae' r. rr,e 81 81 pm md 81 Cd Sl uo.lor
DE western OF. =, s7e car ttr ~. 6 q bHsb
.I5 peas at lef' ~ 100 ju.h. NJ 'iuE anu AaIioT
. a, -!4-1 81. PORK aHr LaId quiet 4ad nh'rln ~
uu.r article uHch21g T. LS %i5t 20 bns1: c5-u
j; M p.. Jas. Il 10 push. Barley. l.iQo bush
bl cora 2u,U bush. ca;s. t. 90 husii ilf!' 800
bush Ye a.9 s. ..'t. IA 'I T,i al Sss Bar
~ Gi bush. Rye, -.lo5 bush Peas 900 ons' MALI
'y' 8, s6 Feb er-rour m tending dovagaE N1ns ,
.oi Iatent t7as1 - sp,ns aEr - soaS. ~ /" .''
un-r' ,.,'i' en. gen ii ~ Ipri 81 So. May Sg
DO 81 Is 3fs' ~; h.jt,,'b e April: 45r. MAY
Ts ei. ~ IS die 0r5 oisIsr b -, eash y aiar;ni g.
riry DAN and nominal l,FI-5c Pork na'-ra an aGa
owsr ~ loss. II s'h "r ,'s and lower - s..
pII vr.i ~ - A5IiI - S2' May i'ulk Meats duI
an. -i' GIsr Hos qaid; o. ssaIC 3d. WHISKY fairy
and hA4s I.sirf a. - i N9 40 6a', 6a p 900
Iusn; Rye 1000 BUSH Barley l-,yuy oL'h = , 6n,h.
oats 1000 bush. Rye 400 Dusn G4Tey 49, ' s "a =
Ne IT, N JOS 81 a5s April Corn lower 4o- March
si - March sl4 81 sasli 40. April Land MN - 10
SsGEAStt' 50 NI.s Raeye Red 81 . 81 s.. Corn
iu al i69ise oats In good demand al ,; az II 40 fS
9.S d , i -. ok Krfl nc Bulk fir lnl1,
April see, buyer Nay short clear 1905 Tor ehonIsTs,
eu aud aroopns az o.s tsS . eye and arm
o. P.rsIng srlrs I8al5e Lave llo4s ia laI - isaet
Cr.U so - %: FAR Good Light - S01t9 ~ 80
u = 75aFG Butcher grades, - % a-b 70 reoe'P' 4-
DsTGolr 2GFieur steady very SSis A. N ISL
ySs+f 1rif9t and saIty White Mch5an' =
s,iiig 'sl SIS. No White Michigan 81 "a; AHiins'
n so Corn easier; HIGH Hfxed i6c NO t ~
K,a-az aSc On track Oats-N0thing dohE rto,
ali, 4Jr. NJ xrd lOc Reeelpts-Flour J. % ops IS
TOSs7 sash. Corr, 1858 bush Oat~ 100 ~ hnsb
nrsnls-fnnr 400 bbls. Wheat $40 D@'n Cofh i''
Oats e219 busl - -. lab t,,leat a,esdv
sfli .tKgR Feb 2B-Four quiet weak " neat Sisany
closed wsk Ne NgwagSss ~ 80 aS 40" i 81 :.
II 81 March, al sosi APi 81 IS asc oats ,nIi,
. al ~ Rye steady No L. Sse barley dur nominal 80
y snTtug G1e iYrByisans quiet, nominal MS III =
sll 5O. Prime Lard, sac. Dressed Hoxs strAn " "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
IN IN srUlE N NHw-IoHK ASo DaoOALfS


II A%D-ItSN sold moderately a. sl9 nrlco. mp
- ~ f-g Hsfail qualities. 30031c+t Clover t DUG 90
SIT a5a5Or.; straw, G'4lyc Tor Long !|1e ''~' o
Slurt Rye, aud J50OOc- for vaL ,,,,,,. M soI4z
I1P-- Nr Emmett Wells reviews vac VISA t - - 80,
~. t4.. 10 report a more active demand IN 'hE' ~
somewhat .J'ycr tlan last week lAt 4Hq!.y I'm ~ a.
i f,. an medium state It prices Iall4it 'I'l -
cents. rhsr, sin gOJt deal oi ioI'rl 49, i ,
Iutrgrt Hil'i Itl' s'Dt.- IN
1i,t.l,I increase tne export hloyeHeL ~ -
nj q OtO bales a wCrk. 10 W0ud hcp INC Maih't ~ a.
or A brewers would los Jud by A. lLe5 a.
f5f r9lr fb time go4l t@.ri 10 Kef prices Ipi = @
~. fp M. intrfior ~ to IA Genus Ia the rhiihs rIe
IgraDts ur week 2,jji bales tvtal 5iieS
MILES. the ~ 500 tf7t y
e-rrt c,oarne,s for the Wgrk 10 z srs 9t slo ,o "a
b-g 80 non bales total FOR The same peil~llh l71 uS'
- - ~ ~ ,Iu,f4. N,v-YoIks, Good 10 Ch9er, lUot,
rs.,cy,, 1g6 he. WisCouslus Sdl@c 4eaEhhe.
it ~ .,,rytbs d6c: CaOI1IaIs md oregon lSa%Oc
NOi4SS ~ dnll az - a35cfOr 10test cuDa tlnlhs' anu
SSVsT STORJ.S-spirits Tnrpenune declined 70 SsS-'
- 80 all. q ll bbis Il 500. Resins GuI ana h1iih
10 sars Strained Good 81 gVaS- y "a ~ and
30 l. 81 l5as3; pale Coed rae - -o~st So iH anu
Piieh unchanged - -. - Ali .,,.s,,,.r aud noni.
mai Cdafirr, IN better request and ancaahgoL
mensl0 iyefpo hy sisaui, 5000 pasn. So.n .. a,
IN f aud III $50 bash. Wheat 40 id fr0NfDobs
g7s 3D. 30a To Mall by steam sooVo DaSH' "i~n 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27


Thee 81 the Io. o7gIrF place. ,-, s, ,,.
b"r''s No'' 'l''tN ~ q IA
-lr'tri.. ..-..-. ..---- e.,J' ~ ~ az
ss:tt.aIlltA ST. -. saver poo. ID - '''' MON
.o--.. .Iri. ~ i.-----'-- ---- ,.., "a
'Ir''H2 O. --., "a. ~. 1eeTf 10
Hrclin'~ 1856 w l'.''- .,G "a b.,
OF. -'.- .'' ..,,5 - o.-1 Ia.l+l 2i.IJ2
n. ~ AN rec III. .'-' VIC,
c,o'A'4'"s .f H"5''7 ''-''i' -l.yIo
IvfIa cattle '-
First quality "a
N-IEM f" so~i natives .-..-.-..--. $500
That ni % ii4r tl'l ~'cf- .Fti- Nt.'''-'.- -' "
I..--. ..I.. 4td '.I''' i-'-- ID
Bulls. 1--we chr
Average fn ,'F .-...- -.--------.----- -'7
Extreme g,0r prr-- .fL--
ut I..r sales ATE from '.a
..-- .....ru- .lr. .r,s go Jersey .tr a"d
rn- ~ ,rff-i. 5'- bead 90 -s" atfIn' ..'
head LIST ..i.I. -. Elr-is 'i -'.~@ '''I t'-
- Lead s- ,'..' iala. D.. t..ii-'a To
ir.- .9I H.l" .F -s.I,. "-r. 'f... ' ' '.'
larger .....I.tr4 .rI.- Dow -f'i -
I.+ft ..... q. .t..H. b.. ..'l.. ". ',. ',
.4s roff. sr' IT, 'n.s7f.'- -' .''' ..' ...-...
wees '-'" .....F t ... .. .,u, -i
.y $500. a.I..r' 1870 ne rt'.' ''r ..'.r
STATIONARY Hr' .'.s. "f 800 @'' ..t 4. -,
.rIlaV. fol" H.if i- frt'"i quo '.- '.' . ~. -
arrivals. -.H .- Hti. .i..I '' '"" ....s .''
barrel. .'-. i' L ' ..' . 't.. '... ' 49, ..-...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Psr S0y7h RtucT gss.eis and RqITo7t4
GENERAL MARKEr REPORT.

"a. ir, 1871
ASHES in demand At 47iaJc ior Pots and o'e ior
Pearls
CpTFEE-@id grades quiet and unchanged; Aaracal TO-
lCL,13g..
n n 505 lrd -ls for the past week 1851 bacs
Gliding g. f-3 Tucker ard receipts -"''t Nit
mo ..uc, vi rlZ Is ~ IN bGg-, Hi Nlrn 'l
bags hprei The ~ el ,tt ICES NsIoI, supply D. o1 '
tBT'TgE dul and sg lower the Spots -o u'lt- SOFA
Tor home consumption I4Oo bales were deliver 1"1 c"IFi.
The receipts Che ports 1900" bales, t-usi 49,
baes his !gv Inst 5rreE ~ bales ls Ndr sSl
total since sept 3,l9G3f baS. against 5J53 10 J.tr
,!ur ~ he san last season. quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

sissppi and Ohio Consolidated s r. at 49, rsts Of New
York Central falling 115l2; Union Pacific drsts
steady 1924 Land Grants firm at 1924 and Sinking
Funds lower at 96.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27

Good Ordinary ,oE i,a =,
2 4 4d 4 &C., a hi. s i4 -oo I.-. r ~
5 5i66 iss- .20i i2siaa 900 i2n.; 100 .-a 200
I2ia,s; IUo. l2'ts Jny to" -''o 100 70 @gau
4,-tO 10 % d, '.l IN % ,ls, ) 5ia-r f.r Is .-i..
Tot S. loo bales Ilf-t cab to-day February, 100
N 5o b. 90 In ,,si 81. -, Ccfor Iao : so,
ZOO bales Second eal-a n 20 s '. n ,I,,
Oter 5o, -. bcceri.l 300 s,s tota. bales --s
tnI,y an, ~ D. -Frbrl.1y SO. s-. 2oo. i-i .ar,a.
loo i2s.. .5d I5i4. 100 re -a, 2as,; 2O1 ~,
100; 500 Pop 300 l2aa 2j1 81 So am go .--
4uh - -''. bj1d- (9i- .T oa- H.. -u0 ..,.- . -.p
i256, 2io' i ~ -57- Sr-- 10 i }ar a s. 4
l2.i~i Loo 49, ..I' l--s t,,-'.' ,,r ~ -a.a,
l2.ls 'o3 i-i 900 H. II June ,.o i2''5 .o9
1- ,n 5.1 I'd H., 80 l4.... july. -nu l-@. l9JJ.
--s. g'' -tal.1 e,5,,, r 5, T.a, ,mi .l.: 81. t..
1eI. iQoo y. Drrr,aoT.i ',,, ~ rl l.-.
-i'-'D VIII Bid ASKED ril A.Sed.
F".raary...---i5r IL IL. a2 r,,.96,r is, i55
ApriL.........l2. l2tsa Qro',.'.. ...ii-..,s H.
J 1lI, ii2i's i2---l lyceaper......2.ss 1919
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fcqaI Notices.

NETWORK Supreme Court - New-Tork
- wisuliT4. John Mason philips, Elijah II. Tai
y,ap, nd John Doe defendant Summons l'r relief Con-
80 10 The Defendant. above named. lou are hrifpy
ru.d and required the complaint IN thia acipn,
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t,f1fv OF York. the County tuurt hust View YORK
81 answer n ,4' SAd s0aPihL
m fir gu- rber ms Office NO 2)t brptiWl' ln3aH Ny
NJ Nay Work within twenty days after thr ser'its trvoi *
usiye Of the OF such seyiCc ant }0a IAN 20 ab.Nt
M, s1d Complaint within TIE tnr Aforesaid 't IiiiAlS N
M, action VIII Apply the CouF or The relief demanded IN
tAs eOByainl.-i aica august 5l, l7tp. 80 -, 60.
GEN~HDA A. 0EtAAS. Piantfs AHofnry.
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10Th iay 81 February \. d. L. 800. NJ, D.. ,..
SUPREME COURT-CiW. and County of
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s,p TIo a. in fs CITY Scw YORK, PnttfS againsi john
Hit and EMMA ratIer. hLs Niig. PhpG Viewer n Wand
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Gnsrfgubush Noa Mitchell. DEFENDANTS NnfinCn fNi Re
H. d n,t SER 70 he Def ntan above named tnd zach
~ fc You are hereby summoned thd lsgutd 20 aoeer
,he ptapt action hith hea NJ the 0ioc el me
r nd Inc gry ard County 0f Newl on ths tt1 day ot
Dceubor 1875 aa 10 copy OF yeur answer 70 ne %
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New YORK. Within tseat Gay alter c s,gllee Of ,as SIN
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fa 10 answer hg sal complaint within ,he tine s'essaa
III pantins ths action VIII apply 90 ne Coaft 20 Use 10
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