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Save Your Money,
And Make Your Own Cloth

We expect to be ready for Cloth Dressing by
the hrst of October next. Mr. J. II. Bclden has
had forty years experience in Carding and Cloth
Dressings going to run the machine for us ;his
season. Bring in your wool early, rs Il will give
the women chance to do their spinning before
cold Weather. 47S
s. A. COLBIRN 4 co
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CHANCERY SALE.-In pursuance

hhNNGiI CAEC.-iu pursuance
and by virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
the county of Van Buren,, in Chancery, made on
the Goth day of April, 1864, in a certain cause
therein pending, wherein Frederick j. Conant and
Iese w Bodies, compliments. and Henry
IsmOn, Mary X. Ismon, John S. Brown, Warren
Squires, George Palmer, Thomas Burgess, and
Sylvester Myers, are defendants, / shall sell at
public yendue to the highest bidder, at O'Clock
in the afternoon of the thirteenth day Of June,
1854, at the front door of the Van Buren county
Court House, in the village of Paw Paw in the
county Of Van Buren, and State of Michigan, the
following described land, viz ALI that certain
piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in
the county of Van Buren, aud State of Michigan,
known and described as follows to wit: One
undivided two thirds part Of the west half of the
south east quarter of section eleven, in township
three south, Of range fourteen west, described as
follows, TO wit:-Commencing at the quarter stake
on the south side of said section eleven, and run
ming thence east the section line twenty chains
and two links, to the south east corner of said
west half of the quarter of said section,
thence north on the talf quarter line eight chains
and eighty-One links to the centre of the terrific
rial road, thence north seventy-e:ght degrees
west, along the centre of said road the quarter
line running north and south through said section,
thence south four chains and seventy-two links
on said quarter Isre, to the place Of beginning,
excepting rom said grant. four acres oil of the
west end of said land in square form, also two
acres in square form off Of the north cas-. corner
thereof
Dated April 25th, 1864. 472t7
JOHN B. UPTON
Circuit Court Commissioner
for Van Buren, County.
HUGHEs WooLLEY, Sol'rs for COmplts.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

MORTGAGE SALE.-Deiault having
been made in the condition Of a mortgage dated the
seventh day of May, 1863, executed by Frank De
Wolf and Mary 4. De Wolf his wife. of the village
and county of Kalamazoo, Michigan, 10 Thomas T.
Durham, Kalamazoo county, in said State, and re-
corded in the Office of the Register OF Deeds of Van
Buren, county in the aforesaid State, the seventh
day of May, 1863 in lber IL" of Mortgages. on
page 81, upon which mortgage there is claimed to
he due at the date of this notice, the OF forty
dollars S4O for interest and attorney fee stipu-
lated therein and no suit or proceedings in law or in
equity having been instituted TO recover said sum-
any part thereof notice IL therefore hereby given,
that by virtue of power of sale in said mortgage
contained and OF the statute in such case made and
provided and the premises described In said mort
gage 20 wit All that certain tract parcel of land
situated in the county OF Van Buren, in the State OF
Michigan, known and described az follows, to wit
The west half OF the southeast quarter of section
number five (5) In township number two 90 south,
of range number seventeen % West and containing
eighty acres of land according to the United States
survey will be sold at public vendue, on Saturday
the third day of September, A. ID. 1864, at two
o'clock D. IN of that day, TO the highest bidder at
Paw Paw, in Van Buren, County, or so much thereof
as will be necessary to satisfy amount due on said
mortgage with interest an6>kgal costs-sad Court
House being the place of holding the Circuit Court
for the county of Van Buren, the county in which
said premises are situated.
THOMAS =. DUNHAM, Mortgage.
MAY 4 CHURCH, Attorneys for Mortgagee
Dated June ID, 1854. 475ti3
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Bxy For sale at the New Drug Store,
Paw Paw, Mich, and by druggists every
where.
G. CROSBY, general agent, No. 255
Main street, Buffalo, N. Y, to whom all
orders should be addressed 446y1
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BEADS BEADS ALI the girls who
~snt White. Pearl Crystal, Amber and other color
"a Beads Of various sikcs-also. Gold Silver and
Stssl Pcade will md aud large stoCk a. the
raw linton Drug store
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Ny Rabbits Pure Couce,tra,ed Potash

for making and improving soap The beet and cheap.
est article known. For sale at the Union Drug
Store -
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Buffalo, October 10th, 1862"
The 0IlOECures when other

"My wife has been in poor health for
long time. having frequently to call a
physician to attend her, but she was re-
Gently very much worse. For FIVE or six
weeks she had no appetite, lost all her
strength, and was each day growing worse
She had night sweats, coughed great
deal during each night and considerably
during the day, and We all supposed she
was going Oft with the consumption, when
a friend advised her to take the Peoples
Cure On taking the medicine she per.
ceived change at once. On the Sd day
she had recovered her appetite, aud was
fast regaining her strength, until, on the
eighth day, not yet having taken one bot
tie, she has stopped taking the medicine,
saying she was as well as ever she was, and
as well as anybody could be, and she has
continued so ever since
PAUL KLEIN, Gardner, 80 Pearl st"
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MzZZNZ2Z1
AND FIUx.

AND FLUx-
Stricklsnd's Anti-Cholera Mixture is a
composition 81 astringents, absorbents, stmullnts
and carminatives, which every physician 0cknow
lodges IL the only preparation that will effect per-
manent cure Of Diarrh6a and Dysentery. This Anti
Cholera Mixture IL now In in several Of our army
hospitals, where u gives the greatest satisfaction
IL has saved the lives Of thousands u our soldiers
and citizens and we will guarantee II 20 be the best
remedy in the world for DarrhGa and Dysentery.
Mr.. Woods, of Coyington, Ky. will be most happy
20 satisfy any one as 10 the virtue Of Strickland =
Aniic hocTa Mixture In fact we have a great mum
Der OF testimonials from patients who have been
cured after being pronounced ncurable by their ply
scians some after taking only bottle Of Strick
lands Ahti-ChOera Mixture. II you sHfier with
narrhpa and Dysentery, try one bottle.
SOLDIER
You ought not TO be withou, such valuable med.
cine. The Cincinnati National Union Of April 2lth
eays That thousand Of our soldiers have been saved
ny the use Of Stricklands Anti-Cholera Mixture"
Price, 20 cents per bottle. i76y1
Ut r. Harrison. OF the UNION DRUG STORE,
Psw-paw, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
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GODFREY sCHEFFEL. 4o2 Michigan st.
PEOPLES PHI CURE y., cs' Sore.
Buffalo. November IL. 186

Buffalo, November Is, 1862.
Two of our subscribers-one of them
afflicted with a bad Fever Sore, the other
with Misunderstanding seen the ad-
vertisement of the Peoples Cure in
this paper, purchased the medicine, and
nsw, after having thoroughly tried it,
report to us, commencing 1t most heartily,
as thorough remedy in their case.-Edi-
tors Christian Advocate"
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EXCISE TAX NOTICE.-Theu under

ENClSE IAN NOIlCE.-Iheu under
signed Assessor of Taxes for the Second Collection
District OF Michigan. uuder the Act of Congress
approved July 1st 1862. and amended March 3D., 1853
entitlep, Z" An Act to provide Internal Revenue to
support the Government and pay interest the
Public Debt, hereby give notice TO all persons
cerned, that the lists, valuations, enumerations, md
assessments made and taken under and by authority
of said act in the county of Van Buren, aud STATE of
Michigan, comprising the annual assessment for S4
are now In the hands of the Assistant Assessor of
sstd countv! 10 wit: Those for the 1st Dtviet3Try
the ~ ~ tam, g. lii- ~. &C, m u,
Paw, and those Tor the I'd Division in the hands of
John Andrews, at his Office, in South Haven in said
county, where they will remain for the the tern Of
fifteen days from and after the date of notice Tor
public examination: And, further that on the
THIRTEENTH day of June, 1854 at the office of the
undersigned, In the village Of Paw-paw appeals will
be received and determined relative TO any erroneous
or excessive valuations, enumerations or assess
ments by the Assistant Assessors of said county of
Van Buren,.
L. j. HOUSE,
L. s. Assessor for the I'd Col. Dist of Mich
Dated at the Office of the United States Assessor for
the Second Collection District of Michigan on
this 9th day Of May, 1864. 456w2
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Great Improvement I'm Sewing Machines
EMPIRE
Shuttle Machine
TENTED F'EBR UARYl4, 1850.
Salesroom-454 Broadway.


This Machine is constructed on an entirely lew
principle of mechanism, possessing many rare md
valuable improvements, having been examined by
the most profound experts, and pronounced Il BE-
simplicity and perfection combined.
The following are the principal objections urged
against Sewing Machines -
l.-Excessive fatigue to the operator.
q Liability to get out of order.
3.-Expense, trouble and loss Of time in repair
ing.
4.--Incapacity to sew every description of ma.
terial.
5.-Disagreeable noise while in operation.
GS-The Empire Sewing Machine is exempt
from all these objections. -skN
1t has u straight needle perpendicular acton,
makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch, which will
neither rip nor iavel and is alike on both sides
performs perfect sewing on every description OF
material, from Leather to the finest Nans.ok
Muslin, with cotton, linen or silk thread, fromthe
coarsest to the finest number.
Having neither Cam nor Cog Wheel, and he
least possible friction, it runs smooth as gss,
and is
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Peoples opt CURE ' Weakness nSaaa''
81 have been in feeble health ever
since the birth of my boy. who il now
twelve years | have had many troubles
and difficulties, all this time, uniting me
for every kind Of lat or, and destroying all
iny comfort. Last summer | commenced
taking the Peoples Cure and have used
four bottles, and am now almost a we'll
woman. My difficulties have nearly all
disappeared, and feel cheerful and hap.
Ply. Mrs. CATHARINE DEwALD
Dressmaker, Goodell y LEY,
above Upper St.
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Wese RNt0vs

N0S0 SNN0vS
owe not oSSeveA 10 Me WWOI.e
Ns O w\CAlelAC wSNNcM WIN
cWvC NM me ''N\s WSN>cM
NesM rs Melv TO-" NWt as O
veVNCAloA oGCNt 9vCot
Regulator o me SYSTEM.
w NE Sl\lows A\stvlets
Of NE West ov\A South t\eve
has, Soy q \oMg t>S\e, NeeW
wAMcM WeCA0A ow ovtNc\c OF
StowANcM Bvttevs, WSV\>cNN, y
tOMevN w N>SOVev NNaxNtvt\es,
oNA OK NE VsONev t\vNe, owe
O sMve NvewcWt>wC OS
Bilious FeUer,
FeUer and J4gus,
Liver Complaint,
QysPePe1a,
I7adIgestIO71,
.JGu71dJce,
Kidney C0napJo17ats.
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nai CURE c o@ ss. Diseases ssi"'

"My face has for more than ten years
been greatly disfgured by eruptions and
lunches, which at times extended over
my whole body, and once for three days
made me entirely blind but having ia.
ken two bottles Of the Peoples Cure.
my acquaintances hardly recognize me-
indeed | hardly know myself-as l am
now well man. Let all who are like
afflicted try the Peoples Cure,
medicine prepared by the Sanitary Socie-
ty-and think they will not begrudge
their dollar.
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oivI'1,i sni non official accounts con,u. Ia rcp.
rcscriiux our srnics being stronger, in point -
numbers aud more efficient TO diacip'inc than At
sus period since th. commencement, n The war
Nhc,h'r Gcu,-nl rrrrN,N's army il relatively ~
Sitony a. ht the announcement uf bis campaign
depends upon The authenticity OF the rcrutts 4 Via
having detached ioru ldah.e force into Virginia u
sid ia ne reduction = Richmond. Ri ,hcr,
every ru.-on ~ conclude hat %. rr'ni rcemcuss
,h.I have been forwarded 10 him since le ~.
tered ucors's hsNc more than mode .o,.l al
BIS 'N-ses iy ,.suNues, sul tie Az can IN now
cr-us vsh pur Virgins sci Gcor-ia .ru,io. 10
r u - rai ord uou thsu ryc- t.;o-' tct,sr
e-is 4 .-,r,i.t~ -. Ar~ no. g-'ns onward than
. A. c--'t rn.r t.e s-trd rp-s.a. tat .Yli,x.
- - AJAX "a So ~. Fa--'e-s' -ous. an! per-
s-' - : 49, -c7r.f1- 80 sas- r;irp I'd.
.1.A-rs'- ;iai .r':--srs -s---'.. AZ ose-ng
airi' @rr-lfs =, ;-'.- 'r' 80. r s'.a ''Iales
ufw-t r,,E -rr r.A-, u ~ ,su - n >.
I'n.ayr. ,v 7as-, = ,azis-s -i~,-i-- % AIS
ant v-rT,i-cS. A -. -.a-- -.t.A-- e. .--.er 70
i~'Nr v ~ -.sL':s "a go $3.50 =
ain nj irri's''.a.. ,'m< y la>4i Scrss -
a. i-5Ff'rtns -. asa p s..-; = -.
v;,r - ~ . " Ner.- ~. -a.,.7
ins'T.r 49, --.' 49, 49, 49, .-.5t-s- re strong.
'st -cp"s = - 'r.-v: s.yyreas. "a Z tte retc'-
.cr. i = . ~. ;rssf 4t r-11r-ra,0n tat our
.'.rr.-S .'p,a4, A'G-.erai Gs,S1 s,ated alter
ne ts',!es 4 toe Is dcrnes- I'VE c,n got SUP
plea tutths eusny csulo, W. NJ. wss.ng
away th..r srin,o,, AMI At the same time, ripplv.
ing h. lOsse- that arseTpc' enced By US 10 the opc-
raiion. Northern endurance and the resources Of a
free people are beginning 10 tell, was inevitable
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ror,sors Beet m. RIBS. . ooais m; n, R.p.
~ rs Ooaio u; Pork. clear, new. l7s- ~. ner-
AZ ma-; do pr. W.. 81 b0a1a ~ Lard. rar M III 4,
s33h Butter, Orange CO., S5s51 DO state, i6as,
Cheese, Am, 1ls25.
Soirits, oat.-Alcoho sal. o bs 3 o. Brandy, o'n.
26s'5 NJ 10 Al seign, IL ~; Rum, J.maica !
+th. all W -. CioiK, a; 40 An, pute, 4ss
I'm, An, 50 Whissey, Am, sal 81
.Ugor lb,--Ncw Oflcsrs, ias93 do clarified. %
~ Porto Rico isa23 Brown and Yellow, EOay11
Tea, b-llyson. s'a2 N; Young DO 2oai 81; Nv
sou SKIN. s5al 30 Tunppsder and lmr, obs2 Is
20, liai 20.
ioboc.o. Kentucky, ~ ..35ls Cuba 5sa65 ST. In
80; ~ liAt ana. al 30 10 ]. 5, Q, SO 80,
vol %. I'm. sax. fe., f5al ~; An. T. II ",
shl " Nm. and 4 Ne. I 0oaI Is; Ne Sat N
i ~ rup. &eI. pulled, 96ai 40 No. /, lullt 4.
SOS. >. Am rvhed. j5as2 = Am. un- s>h.e.
'"M u Affirar. vash.d a'a 20. smyrna DO fis15.
We - iJrson' Ei,c, 10 lh.r tssf India Dire, .cd
IL 'fsl' 10: Sh'. Turk Island, hush rs
~ f'p 10 2baf By Cattle soar. pr IT,. .is2h
l'''- c.cr l-G .iNif l~'t. Go a. Hay, Al ibs
Nu. DO hive .nAi 90 candles city. sU
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lie steady decrease IN the price OF gold n one OF
the most encouraging and hopeful signs OF the
times. II not only prcsages a return Ia r'as cable
prices, but Ia . sure indcv OF The renewed cooid-
cnce which the people ool IN The ability q the Cow
eminent u maintain its authority. within tic
last thrive months the value Of gold has dcchncd iOO
Ter cent --fron Dp tao point touched shortly a,or
III, p,sssle nj ,nc cold BIZ H. go, tho ra,c reached
ou saturday. This mcuns, Of cours', tina, Gu,ern-
mont money ht- bc,n enhanced 100 Icr cent iu thst
leusth u time which should cause q correspond.
u IA the prices Of all articles OF consump-
sion. 1Ast IL Il prices dep nicn' ~ ~ the
value o. a.. l. which tcll,rs assigned as O % eau'r
20, Their eytrsNN.sut siyaucc, u rs clear tbs, the
same i7le should hold god when the rate ~ gold
de- nee Thus ar, dealers have suCcccl'- .u main.
t,.u.ns on p.r,tycly h sh prices bin, Icsir'us
%, saving thernaelves from loss on purchase mad"
1hi 10 Eas st the r ster quotations; bu; the
r-Nu,.'u has ur,clcc!, and dosle-s must con.
fra 'te'r fs.sc. . the lrtc OH, gold, ~ r'.r
lie rfe % disastrous panic. T., i., ae
OF F-!Av ,1d s,turasy-1o par cont-carl.ol
a--rt. Tor an ~ merchants and
A's. holders. AL rafr considerable ir,-
ret4, = ,he ,,riv q wu.all or pr.cos prysu..l.
~ duo. AID. IN 'nr', nearly a. lruuDfos NJ trade
~oTe greAily Affected, and dealers i,c,mc exceed
.us unen-r A large pr0p. rtion ~ rcsa tol stt
tAer stocks during tho prevalence ~ hish rcI
r.tes-ruaiu pu time and every a,Ase o- down
fal brings with TIA corresponding loss The inf
cations arr favorable FOR sin farther d,clac, and
should the Union armies succeed 10 schicv.ut
another Important victor, y w,.Ii not surprise us
a. see gold down r. 80.
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The Peace KumOr..

Tar pIbic have been NJ frequently deceived by
improbable 'pesco' rumors that Their ,ausnlrn,tv
is not likely TO be seriously disturbed by the sto-
res now ~ thckv flying. The bursting Of the
Niagara bubble, and the apparent qulctus .ivcn to
the whole peace theory by the rebel President st
lhe JAosr Ess -Guuour Interview, have made them
exceedingly shy ~ cr-ditins ANYTHING relating H.
the subject. There seems 10 I've sufficient reason to
believe, however, tia, the rebel Sts,s eu,ho,,,,s
Of Georgia have entered into some Kind Of a con.
~iltsiion with General SnKLu,- in difference to Al,
reimbursement Of Gcorria to Der former position
IN tho Federal lnou W. have reports IN his
effect both from Northern aud southern sources /;
and judging from the tone Of ihr Richmond w
ASiNrr regarding the subject, II world seem
that they are exciting some un.sslnrss in the
rebel capiisi. Nothing is 70, known re.
sprciing the proros ions rendered ty the
Georgia representatives, lu' 4 - safe h.
presume that they are based upon the post b>l-
Ium condition Of that STATE IN the Union. or
course General SHERMAN would entertain no pro-
position not founded upon rc-union. and the i.c,
that the rebels have made ,euder with that know
Iege' would Seem to .mply tia, a practical result
may follow. Il Will be remembered that Georr..
Was exceedingly slow TO embark in III. secession
enterprise. Her greatest statesman, ALsxAspIa H.
sikrutSs, the present Confederate Vice President,
implor"I the people to abs,ain from disunion. aud
ouly esp isci the rebel Cause when his counsels
were overborne the ordinance Of secession passed
and no alternative remained The Same may he
said OF HrEscaEL JonNsroS, who will be rcmem.
bsrt.i Hs the candidate or Vice President on the
ticket with iSuGL>s Z" 1880 Those facts, to.e,hc.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING. SEIT. ~. 1864.
The SMaatios 10 virsisia.

II doe. no, W, e1so,ly spt-a- wheiicr Ge,~ral
Ms.rr's army, or ,be victorious command Of
Gcner,l sHysrpAs, IL the snvl or the hammer that
4. destined 10 crush tie rebel rover in virginia.
n FERNS 10 der-nd sonewtn on the viyor and
r~setv ~ suyrrpls's blows in the Shenandoah.
II now looks, however, an Il go Army ~ the
Pc'or.sc would no. IL likely ~ move 'or some time.
General GSAsre plan probably ~ b. push forward
slowly, but resisilessy, The impeueirai. inv o.
circrmvslls'ion =, Petersburg that ,rv gradually
Sc~ns in upon 'be man rci-l lines o. cotoinini.
cation. and. by hsrssans tho remainder, comp"l
tb- enemy W fight retr,N. or asni seTr. IN
'his new II Ia difscult 10 des'ru,ue ~n-'be- Gene
~ AsADr's masterly qua nri. Or smsrp.r's
mastery activity promises to prove more ri;usl.
The one scernA complement to the oiher aud both
Or. peoesary 70 achicve the snd aimed iof by
1NDerA GRANT. General Lsg Is eNfs,sed 10 equal
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N a Y IssAds ES.

tNlLAH N. On tr,d,v, <cr' %, NJ Ann CnI
-h"1, rli' Of w. pc Callahan. 9gd &C. 'rss~ 1qiv'
ny 'l" GUS o. lNhin, Ireland. ~
niNtN 10 llolokrn, on Saturda,, sent. - of
t"iI drurht." OF Rhhnd ". Aul tll,u \. n,~o,,
S''d year month aud - davs.
-he s',or. IN .ic.u. and is bl,.i
lllu sweet he sute .inss are
ffog 70 row and FROM sin released,
Nud nee from every are.
I'll" -,Atvc- and friends OF the family ar. re.o.rt
iut tu'I ti 10 attend the funeral 'hit tN0sdn l nj
tcincoi, At oliut from ner late r,.idence II.
tt.t4tu ri. Ia
al Lon Aus. l.th. OF wound. r,,rivcd a. Chat
tanoosa AUG. l- the youngr-t sou vt John and AnAs-
tas.a Cau'' Nri ~ cas- AID months 70
McLAl Gll.lN--un the 18th iust, Bernard Nc.
Aa,Ghin, IN IN t4'h year OF h.s aye
he ItiarNes and friends. and those OF HE hto-
me. Nl'lAel "rLSush.iii, are respectfully invited
10 W'tp the .d.trNi' ION hu idlo TcsIjruCt, b.,
u H'Cr r. on Tuesday, 21th inst ri. remains m
ne iikta to the ianshr ration Church. cor. OF Mott
and PAX ~, ~ ~ o'clock, A. NJ, here ulch N st
y .i bee Rad tor a., report OF Ia. sou, and iiom
utu't to calvary Cemetery iOr ini-tmont a. ]
o'Iolk. IN
oCONNELl,-Ou SUNDAY. the 18Th. Charles o. Con-
n'll a, NAIVE oi the Parish Of Dromne, 40. Cork,
lho icatyt, aud friend. of the family sre respect
UiN iuvuud 90 attend the funeral, thr tMonaa, }
ATE noon, o. otOek precisely, nom las i4r .,e-
ttl',, 'sl sixteen Ia 81. II"
81 t,,n .l,-on SUNDAY, sept. %, Caths Inc shGn-
re oip.n,. -aI fuenI, nj he 6mily are re,v,,-
,-.y htllel 10 aienl a., iuue.i, this tNunGH ,
Nauc"~4Ie. ~ to Cuivag Cemetery. ~ ''
sli BSiA.- After loas Illness, nj eon,umn,ion.
aHI Apr'IaI' eau 'tti ~" .a.r Jol ,na, kol q IT,
nl+ we NJ ,loetph sherman, = native ~ Gu
toIn-to.ch, o. lorh' l.elaIg, aei % eas
ne EHnas una p'tu4llta4ces e lel.ct'rlly IN
We, "a at,ena the ne. lis ION ia a II Nm
~ ~ GU - On he "a .es.d-nte ~ a. ~ los
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| vs,. MI n, .,raking terms for
month. ,rexous IN IN, resignation IL the latter.
Tn. c.,.. ~ ,b,. bitterness seainss the Postmaster
Cen,,,, NAV he ossl~ accounted for. Mr.. BLAIR
oten,v charged the fyiicals with opposition 10 tho
pol,cy Of the President aud with la,en, pirr,sc
| OF securing northern and southern Republic aud
with psyinv into the hands q JyYp. DAVE by at.
,,uptug to cocrco The Pfcsident W s.iopt n pocv
that would inevitably lead H. a recognition
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