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Shf Clint on Il Tpnbliran PEOPLE USING STOVES *w*WtfdRB . •* Mil, *▼ W TO turm KEPI BLK’l.Y TIC CLINTON RKrtlBUCAHl ; 1 WWH i(Ui rMiUAV, »T OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY iMnUtli *V Co., . i.i ... - <9 WMM ... 1 . J. M ... .1. A. I 9*1 O t'Ot ^T¥, KICK. ^. j. ■•*. 4 I* yetfod ....................... * l* *» ti.Ktb rtuu BSanSKhM*-* ~~ ** «4 •li ansRoi .-... J4 1 4 runbliran. k -•»— .-------- »;♦ • «#«M • «••• ••• • »4%4 ft oo ia,ee T*Ni94 19 jon uicrtsfi i# ww i.... ... • . —• «mmm< J4 k a m4owtoF4flNau.bfWf V of ft* m,«i I Rip«eMRsau feyahU. wag* ia VOLUME XII. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1867. NUMBER Z\ o ...... -♦ mo' -»«•- <li- ■' '*■ ■ '*»»--•- -# Asi luroaTkKT Cm.-On MuMbf lot, Birach or PioNUft-Tb# itOntkft of Boat Ball .—A watch game of bam ball, ; DIUD. 1 _ ViMitM iirru u. Shf Clint on il tpnbliran an Important suit «m tried hcfon Justice Um C«mrt «w Coring tbo Mtmitor dab, of tbit Tillage, ruiou u _ ^ af OUOir, *4 and the MurpHae club, of Bengal, took pUcw *** ** ***** Mmn * * ¥l«N— - Tripp, ix» this village, the* derision in which 4a y iM evening loot week, la trjlng a (ft* and II day a t 4 Lf HrUtUO'i Cat a actct bf'cue. i NT. t. »*«T. will prove of much inUrwt to Ikriotn and breech of pr tr.c c cad #, tbe parties being on tbe ground* of the former on Time lay — fThaWdii d fnau, tie, w a aloei tit# public Kiwrtlljr, It ipiecni that on LitM A. I-earj n . IHcor Mvrrwoo, belli of Uet, and vee oiled in favor of the Muni few by NEW ADVERTISEMTS, ih#r an iiifhtvvrtl. VtthrY>eur»wf a arore of 44 to 14. Tbe billowing it tbe uulaeiatei mama o*4 tapeh Saw . woeae sm< hWyamtan.aaa* I>r. LOCAL MATTERS. tbo 7th of October a brood more owned bjr whom art reardtmts of Oekft. It apfeto oi. Wo v4i*ov'ft Plh hPiH foT to omo « >w uas^tflM of o David B. Johnston, of Bingham, strayed that in December, 1005, the plaintiff and scoret * ___ TUI h aalWf owt leaf Sea LoeWo. try tka |#h ott **• r At>r*KT!*tHkS rs. 11 • imimB DrloB.I** ’* - I* from hu promise*. and found bar way Inti defendant (brad racb other*! acquaintance •: • ! "/WASHINGTON LIBRARY CO., tbaflend toeatllMlI flnaeerAeey,p: ....... 4 4C.Tn*Jc« ............ I J lhiauu'i ftetooet Beeee, If U«Mi ft u«tiif Houm Priftif ft U]rtm tbe Hcbeurw of William WToolatnci, oft Kid. During tbe aix month* which loll owed, tbe MlWar. 4...»• I lie. tPtea, p ..••••• 1 e I», I T JttaDiia Ho«a II. 4 FAMILY GROCERIES,. Avne Un>"t I ftiaf rftapd l bie gentleman made no eff*iY to And the the twain ha.kid in the auiio Iiiiiv <1 b:ip —r.------4 # ....................i 9 «->1h.>k— — --1.1 k. I I ruxLADKLraiA. PlRMaft liultRi K- Uastork _ . _ « . __ t . a — _ I nde, I r>.. i . • • • TrFvaal laava> 1* a. • i i > | Mapi M owner, but on the contrary, worked the an* pineaa, with daxsttwg fWdona of future row- w.. w»,ui...........a »r inm, tit........... t a u cha Etbrad ay tilk static < OF rBFNWYL’ >U«i kin * McTAfUa. oivual quite bard tw a number of deya, nuhial frllcity before theireyeoj foriu Jirty, r fI'll *.'11 o titlTtfLU^MV. § t { v AJUft.an4©neAiaW Isa* Memhewiw oi CUtlnii al el tfte ha* *at«wl Hviteo- L l»«A«kUj>. vf i*o htUu Or4 *r Mutfftdi fticm. greatly to ita injury. When Mr. J. ftemd 1K6Q, tbe ci»urtabip mluiinaUnl in anafow f r.... t a PR OVINIO!VN,“4-------- '* -I* 7 . • f.... a i Hvlnhat|H Kiiraai Becke aai fwaovst WOlaftHi Ubaa.y <\«. the mart*, be demanded damagra ft*r tbe in- al of rtemal const*nef—they were engag Hw» W ARM cur*. ROCTRft Rttl R0i>RRl» 4t»Oi<iri! IS all .ft 01 Total • • • • • 9 • * e .r te* rat aavcoviao at*nno«aT CVsasstoy Ii|«i4 J R jury euatained. but Mr. W. rvfua«Hl to ac- ed The martdefe wao to be aolcmntxed at Vmjkn W n*ronfc ll.atr •*!#•«, aft hole lUHo av au <***«# 1* i|«tU NT tatMl 0 W J* k*ou ft Co. Woldl P and Waltore' Orp 4W(« *c iacYMivRaOncR a*4 *n * i|<u»u»c It taj4*a»a«C , cede to the demand ; hence the action. The Owooao on the Iftb of Nureniber of tbe *tTj. ToWj. UaalUf« ftoryrtoa X- Trovta. la k»W a*4 a4er. mmpUiU k* Ha aelkaw, »w4 Bar fr«« DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. oli u»jm*. |Nf*i —A lew daya ouioe, tbe Monitor* eent ft hm r*M hr <*4 AM < Jraw A rti**. Jo )| tftarrb Mmlerf. jury aoeeaoed ttm dentagee at $&>. which, oauic year, and with this end in view, the If. lee—fmaemayflnaern L-<mwteeiai_l^ a W||h ,h# Wl|| to about |G0 (Itbnfiiit invited a number of fpeadt to be Ck*lb»ce tn *be Eaton Rapufta alub, to play ▲ PAIL I. lift RBrmavK mm a. Mm f r a.. Bumdmy Ur toft ol Ig r. ■ Ha*. H • ’ __ __ ^ awi Maaau. a*4 I *«> .—r.— ------- „ _ present on the octnahm; but for ai^tue cause •a match game at Lanting" 11 • today.^ The IIBRBIPTIOII ONE ■ ft Carol a Ian bo ti I4| o. ■- oa4 ? f Plostr * l» Hhiawosoar CotRTY— We r, __ , _ cholic nee was declined however oo tbe if AW at a * ■ . arafOT m— lag oeaary TA.r. tbe affair wa« poatpooed until December.!DOWWW* 00 7 •lelsK«. fc#r AlMiaOjOAT, r- Icnitr.the Cor«M. Amricmm, tUt “ I„ ,b. »«.tu.9 , tb. pUmuf ».i. HI U. th.t tb« dob to prl.cip.l1y campy* MiTliatfl - Luke at iSft o. » aat 1 f. « i a ram tbul rS> ^atlla. *♦•7 Thaw .inking tU. Nit well .t IWn^M. .fUr ----------~ p^,iwP fiH. th. w.rriafi, |of bu.bN~ -n, wW could Mi Wn «» AT YIATUE OF THB1A CHABTFA. E,tnaaii"- laiata‘ “S*vkf»-?=:«£; Ttir.ir* * ,l,w'.rwly *n 10 B* r a»4 f a ■ * W«e4o> oi •l 7 to*TK. sry «' • ** u<l P,M‘^ |wh , h r >*aj b r lBf. Whru Uie ,iu„ biHr.t.r, “• tb *» "*-*"« *» ACOOBDAFOB WITMTT* PBOFlBIOVH, Will Convince •ct«l ifinwuirmcnt .ml cW. w.UU.-p J. ^ _ tU< -„|ntl(r U* Mon,l«m. but tf M, N k.^ Il , * will 4Wtrth«*U Patent Lightning Cross-cut •t .tail.. one hundred and fifty Icrt in tbicknem,tTZ and,nd 1| mWlnafi p,u‘•,,7 *° 7 u tb * 11 ft o at. t»4 • r. NTeatera 4 «* «i of a quality equal to tbe Grand Kapnlo ar-,r tI lining to »»rrr Ur,' •K** hoi S ito .OrU ‘*riuu f tWr *LI, NAY NABMV Mlffll l, lm.^ — ir> eeoS*> . Mm4ar«, Waihieftyi *4 KrU $300,000 IN PRESENTS ticlc. It then adda: “It i« concealed by taao oi emUk, SW» «r kaanty | o*4 tks leva oi tLo op~ %l4 4. *4 M*im« lui vU •» * W » a . la- vast attammente in tbe manly TO THE SUAMMHOLt>E*X poatte aoi caa kt fahud Vy M’uetef MSarle raleu flat J txz salt. ■ Kiai .o--. t Imm who hs%«- investigated the matter ami and feeliug a ranged in the preu lee*, * a.*.-,**.. o*.u«,.. IM eaN,|wl«it of jo^ng, (h.t tU •>» »'« for«Nr “ Wr, .r» Tor that they could M aooop " any dab in tbit nuntUA earn/. a dtrwtW aawNofa aw* alawip ta Waormc LCC1LLK fo- a te o. a region of country. OiWdetlij, 8th «fJaiurj Bf it BKMABJUL SWftea D. Bi44)o Brum . Bov Tatk City. --------------- of Sbiawaasctt and Clinton are the beat !>n ac^‘ pftwniae, aarriming her damages I ale I j4 . _ J ll A* Pa. htuokN D rain .-*A n infant am of Gen.t I a beat-growing counties in tbe State. To defence &iled to abow School Booo»at coat, at lUunry ’a. IWt WaakaU 0o»o tif a* ka*4 a gao4 mpp j of •I icale Caw as Hi L>rget .t HatUlato, Bit JT. 3. of wtk n't**, d «r ftniaaft ’i EiraRcT In r ll O. L lipt«l«bng . l ' '' l' their ot rung ooi) an<l a mltture of grpeuui, | MlUbctorjr gfouwida bf wot fill filing bia m* FiU _ a*4 awRi- p yea lornfng •ueb a* would naturilly find its way to the l#l* |,®et»* i benoe tbe Jury, aftwr 4 abftt^ A (* (a .*f m .|4 L • e o e a • ^ • • 90.000 NAWN to tlcvy v*;L M ly CitrrtMce no Orwraw it a.—The Preti- ()M Bs*as Kilui —Mr. fb lt-m Soper, of l4fle,1 miftcr, wpfinlljf if ikere have been u|r >ri>rr Tenderer! a fetxlict of |IM In favor ___ _______ ____________ _____ ^ • aeeoawa ft llaailla C aklml dent baa reo»iumended Morember 29 1 h, to OrI J iWfRl, Pvfll .....Pal, e e • • e o loves wa* inotantly killed recently, by the falling UeavaU, may %re not ascribe tbe remarkable of ,h<’ The ctae dintwd mudi ^ olwerved a* a day of national thank* for iiArrant atj\m o4apto4 to tartnl a*4 yular aua., Oa# roaot, VnT S. for |Oo to |fauw sack fim-RM Oui» or *u *,» of a tree, while engaged in wuowiiig. fertility of tbe cereal productions in tli«w<- iuterwat, an i »»< w-ry o^Sy coiKluctdl on Two PnunU. w»rth ft.XM) mmek............ 4.ves The 1'awteiii Cuttinif Moor to, or oiii«r tool caa pi<WUoaM aooo4o«i U.rm giving.
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