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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1872

Page

3

Republican Ward Caucuses to Nominate City Officials

The Republicans of Marsnall and Convis announce ward caucuses and town council nominations. Ward 1 at Brown Patterson's Law Office, Ward 2 at Molmes Office, Ward 3 at Fireman's Hall, Ward 4 at C P Dibbles Office. Delegates named for city election. Meeting times March 27 and March 28. Local officials J B Burpher and Kochers preside.

Weveral Marsnall Connell Rooma Attlz Macty J. Burpher Marehall Aix C. P. Didbl P. Kocher J.P Larkin F H. Brorgess J. Williamsyr Morrutie Fireman’s Hall Qe. Au Tua Fieddula Town Hall

City Finance Committee Seeks Bonds and Charter Amendment

The Finance Committee reported favoring Burge and Lewie bill for 3010, and the Recorder’s annual report was accepted. It recommends seeking a state charter amendment to authorize 18000 bonds to pay city debts. Alderman Burpee proposed a charter amendment for 1900 bonds to cover city orders, adopted. Bills referred to Finance, salaries approved, session adjourned to March 26, 1872.

Burge & Lewie Recorder Ald. Burpee Trosouxer Finance Committee

Royal Fire Tus. Co. Aguets Over 10,000,000 Ranklin

FRANK BEACH, Agent reports large claims and estimated assets in the Royal Fire Tus company listing. The figures include 3,000,000 and 1,600,090 with several other monetary amounts noted in the fragmentary OCR.

Royal Fire Tus. Co Aguets Ranklin Anden Qasife Frank Beach

North Marshall Society debates new party proposal

On Monday evening the North Marshall Society decided imprisoning criminals is more beneficial than transportation. A subsequent Monday will feature a committee of the whole debate. The forum will witness a vote on forming a new party as Republicans and Democrats are deemed unworthy. Speakers include W. J. Dibble and others. Also advertised is a Bbhotter Sewing Machine deal at Home Shutte Sewing Machine Rooms Marshall and Calhoun counties.

North Marshall Society Gen. Grant J. W. Jandel Grant Jas. H. Pond Hia Issiatanta Seiler Jandell, Jr Nots Groolay Sumter Bryant Trumbull Chandler Senator Sumner Committee On Foreign Relations San Domingo Murphy Morton Conkling Carpenter Chas. Ackernon Osman George Upright Augustus Sailor Josephus Jandell Philologians of Marshall Cleveland C. S. Grant United States House Society Froude England John Gerrish J. W. Reid Literary Society Frank Bicknell Clay Street Wm. Walsh Hiram Hopkins Iren

Closing Week of Examinations and School Entertainment

The announcement lists exam dates for German classes under high school and intermediate departments from March 25 to March 29 with rhetoric exercises each afternoon. An evening concert on March 25 charges 25 cents to fund engravings for the High School Room. Patrons are urged to attend all events to show support for students.

Splendid Success of the New Artesian Well

The Marshall council and public celebrate the new artesian well proving inexhaustible water. Water surged to within 17 feet of the surface during testing at about 60 feet depth. The test showed 800 gallons per minute but pipe level fell less than a foot. Contractors move to bore a second well. fire department mulls sinking ten to fifteen wells citywide. Estimated cost around 100 dollars per well, far cheaper than alternatives.

Marshall Court House Turbay Powell Exchange Square UN City State Street

New Presbyterian Church plans loom for costly city edifice

The New Presbyterian Church seeks a grand new building with plans under analysis by city builders. The church aims to be an ornament and symbol of bounty for a century, hoping liberal contributions will fund the project. Readers may view plans through Mr. C. B Webster as details are refined. Death notices follow for Mrs. Burton and others, with obituaries and family reflections.

C. B Webster

Marriages and notices from Eckford Battle Creek and Lee area

Marriage notices list couples including Marrisa Cook-Hafer and Theodore Cook of Eckford on March 16 by Rev John Gerrinh, Palmer-Johnson of Marengo on March 19, Searte-Duff to Battle Creek on Jan 29, Rumsey-Hall of Lee on March 11, Sinclair-Bart to Battle Creek on March 6, all officiated by local ministers. Also promotion for bill head and statement papers at Statesman Job Rooms.

Cook—Hafer Eckford March 16Th John Gerrinh Theodore Cook Mise Julia Hafer Searte— Duff Battle Creek M. B. Russell George Searle Mia Eliza Dutt Emmett Jeet Statesman

Court House Question Divides County Seats Debate

The Muratall Sutesman voices support for a county funded building at the present county seat as the central choice, noting past votes from Albion and Sheridan show limited backing. The piece urges voters to back a suitable court house and records depot in place, warning removal would hurt Albion, and calls for civic unity and liberal support.

Muratall Sutesman Brpound R Sheridan Albion Battle Creek

Jury rules in favor of defendant in Ale and How v Bing case

The jury found for the defendant in the Ale and How v Bing case with vestx and BNG 28. A separate case, Ae People v William Savers, went to trial over allegations of bastardy involving Murthy Karim as complainant. The date of alleged assault was March 8, 1871, with birth of a child January 8, 1872. The girl testified, corroboration came from family, and the jury acquitted. The court noted bastardy actions are civil. Also mentioned is the the Eslow Ditch Case, with Judge Woodruff dissolving an injunction on the ditch tax.

Ale How Bing Vestx BNG Ae People Va William Savers Bvatardy Murthy Karim Hhe Seyers’ Service T G. Pray Sayers House Julia Lovett Eckford Lovett Lovstt Sayers Monbay Woodruff

Temperance in Marshall Sermons Edge Toward City Election

Clergymen of the Pastor's Union plan Temperance sermons next Sabbath as the city election nears. Rev Buell will speak at M E Church next Sabbath evening on temperance, followed by a lecture on test methods of the reform. A public temperance meeting is set for The Academy Monday night at 8 with city clergy and possibly Prof Perrine of Albion attending. all voters urged to attend.

Pilling Mr. Brecht Lutheran Church Illinois Covenant Meeting The Baptist Church of Academy Perrine Albion Misa Mary Hamilton Hamblin Washington Clarissa H. Conners Clarissa H. Pealing Calhoun County Leball Eagle Hall Marshall State of Michigan Ward County of Calhoun State of Michigan Thomas Hadwin

Trinity Church Holy Week Services and Easter Plans

Holy Week services run daily at 10 a.m. except Thursday evenings at 7 o'clock for Holy Communion. Good Friday features a 10 a.m. sermon and 3 p.m. special service. the Bishop administers the Apostolic Rite of Confirmation at 7 p.m. Easter Eve at 3 p.m. includes Holy Baptism. Ferguons Hall hosts Good Templars meetings with about forty members and weekly Wednesday sessions.

Ferguons Thia Hall Good Templars

The Railroad Contract Progress Amid Weather Delays

Mr Kent expects to start active work soon after a recent bout of bad weather. He plans to deploy bin men and complete grading on the nearly finished contract once conditions allow. Reports from other areas show general improvement and a forthcoming break-up will spur activity along the line. A company card requests bids to construct work from the Peninsular to Elm Hall, with the expectation the entire line will be under contract within about thirty days.

Kent Peninsular Elm Hall MansHst. & Corpwater R. BR. Co MansanLy Marshal and Coldwater Peninsular Railway Bim Hall W. Davis Vermontville H. Barlow Portland A. ¥. Libbart Lyon A. B. Robinson Muir S.F. Rogers Hubbardston Hubbardston; 4&.H. Mack Carson Jeane Trapp Elze Hi Witst Lyons Estella George Ingeesoll

California Wises Abd Brandy Both in Bottles and Bulk

A regional listing notes California Wises offering Abd brandy available in bottles and bulk. The notice highlights product formats and availability for wholesale or retail buyers. The source emphasizes brand names and packaging options without additional details.

Brahma fowls and Ironing Board patent headline list

Mr. C W Boyce collects Brahma fowls from New York and Battle Creek exhibition. GQ M Lane gains patent for an ironing board from Washington. Various local notices include a new bell fund, a stock company plan for organ manufacturing, a fire company of 80, and a soldiers monument association.

C. W. Boyce New York M. Lane Washington

Adelphic Society elects officers in Tussay

Gar Olives Letter reports Adelphic Society election held Wednesday the 13th naming President Ge. W. Radford and other officers. Rev W M Barrows lectured Thursday the 4th on Our Republican Institutions. Proceeds of the lecture totaled $2375 for Olivet U S Association.

W. M. Barrows Harmspace

Spring Examination Schedule for Teachbert 1873

The Superintendent issued the spring examination schedule for 1873. It lists dates and locations including Homer Clarendon Eckford Tekonsha Burington Athens LeRoy Albion Sheridan Murene White s Marsh Allen Battle Creek Emmett Newton Bedford Pennfield Hicks Clarence Dover Junction and Town House schools.

Homer Clarendon Eckford Tekonsha Burington Athens LeRoy Bushnell School House Albion Sheridan Murenge White's School House Marshal Marshall Fredonia Battle Creek Emmett Newton Bedford Pennfield New School Hicks Clarence Tuesdsay Town House Dover Coates Junction School House

Death of Simeon B Keep in Grand Ledge

The Charlotte Republican notes Simeon B Keep, born in Homer New York, who died at Grand Ledge. He moved to Calhoun County Michigan in 1836 at age 21 and was a thrifty farmer and respected local official. He served as a teacher in the Common School and as Eckford township supervisor during the war. He leaves a second wife two sons and two daughters who will benefit from his prudent provisions.

Charlotte Republican Simeon B Keep Grand Ledge Homer New York Calhoun County Michigan Schenla Eckford

Marshall area prosperity and community happenings observed

News from Marshall and surrounding township note new buildings and busy streets signaling spring trade. Local groups discuss Grant's reelection, library additions, lectures, and plans for a steam mill and an agricultural warehouse. Stresses include railroad progress, log drawing for a steam mill, and local trades and property transfers.

Advertiser saga notes line mapping and payments

A section of the line is being mapped with distance from stakes and nearby buildings within 200 feet identified. Grade stakes will be set soon and active operation may begin. North of us subscribers lag in payments, hindering funds for expenses and prompting complaints if duties are not fulfilled. Colonel Jussen accuses Grant’s brother of collusion to defraud the government and notes a dismissed relative was reappointed after misusing public funds.

Jussen The Chicago Tribune Grant

General Longstreet Resigns Over Louisiana Government Crisis

The Casey and Packard influence drives General Longstreet to resign as Surveyor of the Port of New Orleans. His letter cites inability to support an administration that upholds an attempt to overturn Louisiana’s Republican state government.

Casey and Packard Ring General Longstreet New Orleans Louisiana

Market Strictures Tighten as New York Rates Persist

In New York on March 16, 1672, money remains tight with the usual carrying rate at 1-224 of 1 percent, barely equaling per cent per month. Discounts on sixty days' paper run 6 to 7 percent. landowners find the latter figures scarce. The market’s stringency is linked to stock activity, grain and flour reserves, and wool advances. Cattle receipts are light. beef at 10 to live weight, sheep 9 to 10 pounds, hogs 14 1/2 to 15 1/2 dollars, dressed weights 5 34 to 6 0 7. Flour dull, wheat around 1.70–1.78, corn 68, oats 56, pork 12.60–12.76, butter 4.8–5.25, eggs dipping. cotton up to 22 3/4. Dry goods quiet but dim.

New York Mesa Kattelard Rotary A. Coffis Waney

Nail price rises and market notes from Deruort en masse

Market brief from Deruort March 19 reports an uptick in nails by 250 per keg and tin boxes up to 50 cents, with other staples like flour coffee and sugar showing mixed movement. Prices listed for apples butter eggs dried fruit and grains reflect cautious trading as dealers adapt to evolving costs and demand.

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