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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05

y OF ORDER OF the tOurt OF common Pleas
Marshall County, State Of Indiana, offer at private
sale, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7. 1867,
on the premises and il not sold said day will CON-
tinue offer the for sale from day day until
soid at the Office OF j. q. & 5. d. Parks in the Town
of Bourbon, in Marshall County, Indiana the follow
ing described real estate belonging to the estate of
Alexander Klinefelter deceased situated in Tiprs-
canoe Township, MARSHALL County Indiana, to- wit
The two undivided third parts Of lot No. three 90
Of section No. twenty five 25 in township No. thirty
two (32) of range No. three 3 east, containing fifty
five and seventy one -hundredth acres more less !;
also the interest of lot No two (2) of section
No. twenty FIVE (25) in township No. thirty-two (32
uorth range three f3) east DtainiLg fifty three
aud eighty -hundredth acres, less, exce-
ting twenty (20 of the North end Of said last
named tract Said real ettate to be sold to pay the
debts of said decedent.
Terms Of Sale.--One- third the purchase money to
be Cash. the balance in two equal payments in IL and
Is months, the purchasers giving notes with intereet
from date and approved security without relief from
valuation and appraisement laws.
ST. JOHN CAN'T, 1dIxin isfSaf0r.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05
MICA ROOFING PAINT,

For coating TIN, IRON or SINGLE
ROOFS. 1t forms
Body equal to Z coats Of Ordinary Paint.
No Roof can rust under it, and Old Leaky
Roofs may be made permanently waterproof
and durable by its use.
The Paint requires no MIXING. but is ready
to be applied with the ordinary paint brush.
Price S1.00 per gallon, which viii
cover two hundred square feet
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05
Holloway's Vermifuge CONNECTIONS

Which have almost entirely superseded the old
nauseous Nermifuges, to tho delight Ofthe poor
little sufferers. 1t contains no Calomcl or 9TH
er poisonous ingredients.
So highly esteemed is this Popular Vermi-
fuge. by the profession. that all intelligent
Physicians who know Of them prescribe them
in preference 10 other remedies, as not only
more pleasant to take but more effective TO
cure.
Parents and guardians, having the care of
children, shoud keep them as a family medi-
cine for they not on ~ eradicate Worms-those
pests OF chiidhc od--but correct any derange-
ment of the digestive organs, SO prevalent with
children.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05
WHEAT and LUMBER
WANTED.
Westervelt & Cooper

Have built convenient GRAIN WARE
HOUSE, near the Railroad on Center Street,
and are buying Wheat for shipment. for which
they are paying the highest market price.
Joseph Westeryelt. OF theabove firm, is an
old Wheat and Lumber dealer, and invites
his old acquaintances who haze Wheat or
Lumber TO sell to give the firm call, at the
GREEN WAREHOUSE.
Sep. S, ls67-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05
BLACK LUSTRE vARNIsH,

TARRED FELT AND ROOFING PITCH.
Discount to the Trade. Circulars and Price
List furnished. Rights for counties sold at low
rates. Address
THE MICA ROOFING CO..
1914 Broadway, N. Y.
Frank Humphreys, 81 Royal ST., N. o.
Scofeld, Williams 4 Co., Augusta, Gcorgiss
Baldwin II. Woods, Montgomery, Alsbsms.
Thomas S. Coates, Raleigh, N. c.; F. A
Tucker, Richmond, Va; Henry Wilson, Pc
seesburg, Va, Agents. V
dee 90, '66-ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05
TEST i,noniak.

A rery large number q ioporfdnt cslsnnHids Bars
dtrsddy tcy receired fr0m l7ysicid'fs Ggyson 5sDs
ptecrs, and, iRde,d from al CLASSES ia s,ey speak<
ing an the most tdtteTng terms .f ue IThte Ting
Compound.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05
.H.TUDBS & CO., psopAEroRs. pErERsoao,. NE
Sold by all wholesale and retail druggists
Patent Mica Roofing.

THE New YorK Mica ROOFING COMPANY,
Letters Patent 7 E BEST ARTICLE OF
COMPOSITION ROOFING EVER Of
FERED TO THE PUBLIC. Ii is adapted
to every style Of Roof, steep or fat, and can
be readily applied by any one.
The u. S. Government, after a thorough
test its utility, have adopted its use in the
Navy Yards. and upon Public Buildings.
The Roofing is put up in rolls, and has
only to be nailed to the Roof to make
Durable Fire and WATERPROOF
COVERING.
We particularly recommend its use upon
Buildings, Stores, Churches, Facto-
ries, Machine-Shops, Steamboat
Decks, &c.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05

Istr. j. X. CHASE. If 1eun,sev. \. N

stomach, aud oiher Kindred @yQns.'
Lsr. }. r. CHASE, IF 'Iegp'scy, y. IT., ,,4it>s.
Z" hare fr yecrs regqrd,d yoar IFh.l, Pm Crr
,otfId isrdludLk gruIedg Gun fsrsly >fV thai
,egaTd If ecGciots and r,Ilsr L.
hare Just taken ttc C1AppHnd for esi mi a tr.s-s
cltqyvingfV"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05
For Sale Cheap.

1.-TWO very desirable RESIDENCE
LOTS, near the lower river bridge
For particulars enquire of N W, NoRroE.
Plymouth, August I. is67--tf. asn s1r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05
From JAMES J. Ilorr.
BRADFORD. y. H.. sr,es.r,r. 1871

BRADFORD. y. H.. SItsntleT. 1880.
Dr. POLAND: h, The FIJI Of rS57, TI,~1. Il rery ~,
ne side and It,ngs, and raising b-~l. ! r-s aiss r,.y
badly afflicted nth itai troublesome 9.s-asefL, EiEn,s
obmpiai1t, FIR The tire gears past Ihar, bcs -.,y
raising Immense SIGHT Irh Bat csagl tffcr yisno
blood. / fen that my time hare must l. SHIRT -al-s
got relief This .'r,',y 'crs iH,'Wn5 ssy yr
vs. hte Iile Compound. uo'gi fssifh sstfL
BIT, 10 my establishment. before hid lksH E f~filc,
my cJh bitter tie gidney trsibl, ai,o surl Ic.
rest nights 'cittod choking Hf and rais,g ,-sch.
haze taken nediy three Coaies, AMI fsey iL, u,u
,oo,dd add tiot nay .fhc.s s,a,ily is i,rii,eI .,
consumption, my ateT mol h. md ttry sst,,s bsrrg
died irid u
The UAite PM Compound. olr,yfis..I al Ieno1 ia
car co'SpnS as ut only rs 10 Us nan.s i'rt. let
highly dppr0rca medicine. Or. a. W. Id.fid. tie
centor. has The confidence f me many tcho E1c iis a
confidence wLicl he cjgged Irsis laLiig I.,y mary
yeDs as BgP'st minister IFS cFp-Iie,ce raj.
fser led hi'a 10 make experiments ,ri sssasf hf
sseficGl dise0roy.-BostOn Waicli,an and Rrsycrr.
"A TALUABLE AEDIcTNE.-Dr. Rl,'.r, IYh-s
Pine Compound, ad ersisel IN cs.Ds a s,scc,s.-
al attempt b combine ind GuJly TIE niesfscE rrfeS ~
TIC White IfEc bark IL ms len Iar.afyhly fesi,g To-
The people ia nps city and vicinity and tie pr,uris'r
citizens. w recommend as Ti1I IA oil fhsss cs,,
Of disease % lvhich dJed. is FOR SAD ~ az
oar dr1egiss-New York Independent.
The White Pine Compound
70 manufactured at he NEW ENGLAND BOFAyE
DEPOT, 100 H1so~cr Street, p s,o..
GEORGE W. SWIFT ND T,oprs.,,
SOLD Ar Vii ILESALEBY
BURNHAM5 & VAMSCEAkCE,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
16 Lake-st., Chicago.
Sold a Retail by Pershing 4 Brown. Plymouth Ind
vll-n40
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05
Administrators Sale.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER I. 1867.

NOTICE is hereby given that L WILL in pursuance
~ Of an order of the Court Of Common Pleas
Marshall County, State Of Indiana, offer at private
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05
H0LL0WAV'S
VERIIFUGE
CONNECTIONS,

DR.. Holloway, some fifteen years ago. Wit
messed the distress occasioned sickly children
In taking the nauseOus vermifugcs IF that day,
resolved 10 annalige them, and from the most
effective Of these remedies succeeded in separa-
ting their active medical properties, pure taste
less and inodorous. Then. by combining these
with sugar, and moulding ihem into an agrcea.
Die CONNECTION, formed the present popular and
effective Nermifnge known as
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-05

~ Bee first page for Terms. ia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-21
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, MAY 90 he Bureau Of Statistics
is making preparations 10 take tn: census of 1870
through the Internal Ecvenuc or cans. y series
of reports haro been ordered 10 perfect the Revc-
nue. Organizations for this service. THESE reports
show an increase OF threo millions in population
since 1866. Tho Southern States SHOW i decrease.
Tho Eastern States . slight increase. The Vest
ern States large increase.
The printing Of tho three per cent. loan cert!ti-
Gates is completed. They consist of two dcnuni-
nations-s5OOO and $40 009. Olly 0OU OF
these certificates can remain outstanding.
The Acknowledgement ias been before the Jndi-
public business has postponed the completion of
his opinion on the construct Oh matters. The
various statements i'll regard to the At orncy-Gcu-
erals opinion are mere s2t:i,atiolS, AMI publish
ell with nut authority Elaborate investigation
and patient reflection arc derotcl to even minor
points,
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Ihc Mobile Riot.

So far as appear, the trouble in Mobile WAS the
work of Il haul! .ul of hIarkgrmr.l> who wci, hang
in. OH the outskirts uf the cru",i, and who had
como to the meeting for The express pnrpos. OF
disturbing its proceedings. The mass "I t.l"|'' III
attendance had no sympathy with th 'ir r0tIct,
nor dues ii seem tn have ire.l amy cocianCe
ur support from the body uf the community. Tine
authorities rylicc tllr.r tiSappruval uf II in the
most marked mancr Arrests have been ma,lr of
the parties cuSaGc i'll it. AMI assurances were
given To Judge Kelley that II he wuu'tl au'css the
people uf Mobile agan hc should rec, I'VE the most
! complete professions.
We take 1t iur granted therefore that no nt-
tcmGt will be made To lIUl the rcopl,. OF Mobile.
still less the people of the Whole south. .rrsui:-
sbc for this outrageous att mpt to interfere with
the freedom Of speech 1t is quite true, as the
EVENT. Z Post remarks, that Judge Kelley lind
right to speak in Mobile, and tn USE the bitrrrst
language Lc could command but wc tlu not
agree with the Post, that the wisdom of utter
ing such language is not III lilcstl'n. We sub
mt that, far public opinion i'll the North Is
concerned that is Ill question. II it We're important
to the wc-bclng vi the country that VI should
tust the temper of tho Southern enlhc To the ut
tcrost that We should ctcri' inc by actual cypcr
mcnt. just how much Of ilIslil they could hc l.atlr
to endure wituut--rsenlncnt, then, perhaps, 1t
would be suprrlIlouS u inquire into the .'wislluin
of the speeches made lu them by Inis tuarics
from the Northern States. Ii might in that
DC desirable that should try OH them the cXrr-
else uf every conceivable right whcil couuucruri
cnjuv over conquered subject people We have
Il right" to apply to them every rcpr"aclnl anu
| upI,rubrous cpthc 1T command. We may d"-
nuilncc them their faces rs traitors IL pcrJulcd
rebels as liars towards and barbarlais. We may
rcbukc and rrvilc them for the lasLand llci"cc
and menace t"m for the future. Tie right To
do all ths belongs Ia lis - trIr cuIHucruiS ami
| they lave no right To resent il. We may bring the
Whole power of the arm! of the G.Itc,l Statues tn
| support us i'll lntictms upon them these any
other verbal IndiSnitlcs that individual taste NJ $
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B. NJ. STROBTI..
Clerk and superintendent.

RE- YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HEP
country homo. after soionrn Of few months in th"
city. hardly recognized by her friends In p!arc nj
coarse. rustic lusscd face she hal soft ruby com
pexlon OF almost marble smoohness. anl inst"a', Of
tw ny.three she really appeared but eighteen ron m
qury to the cause o so great change" sr .'l.inl
told them :llat she used the CIRCAS IAN BALM, a'd
considered 1t m invaluable acquisition Ia any ldvs toilet!
By Is any Lady or Gentlemen can imprnv, their pcr
sonal appearance" hun lrci lol. II IL siml> in ~
continuation. Nature herself is simple get unsrps"-
ed in its efficacy in drawing mnuriiles rr"n al" heal
ing. cleansing and brqnlyin. The skin and complexion
BY its direct action the cncle it draws from il " IL
Impurities kindly healing the same. AMI leaving III" slr.
fa'e ~ Nature Intended j; should he:eaI. loft smooth
AMI beautiful Price 81. sent by Mail Express nn rc
criDt Of m, order i,y
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VOLUME VINO. 81
TELEGRAPHIC.
O.r Cable Dispatches.

LoyDoS. May 2a--Napo:con and the K,nf OF
Prussia have sismc;! t!,c iuXcn5n.:; trrat%.
Tho City OF London voted s,jUO toSLrs! the Pea
body statue.
Tho U. S. iron-cla,! Nliantonoma!l has arrived a;
Gibraltar.
LoSDox May 2o-Noon,-Conso!.; firm; Oh.
LoSpoS. May 2o-2P P. M.--Consols advanced 4.
Bonds 72i.
LIVERPOOL. May 2O-lO a. M.-Co,son steady.
Market UNCHANGED.
LIVERPOOL. Mav2o-Noon.-Cotto orc,!cu f,ict
Estimated sales 1n,a21 bales. Corn declined til.
Common Rosin Z; iii.e T. Turpentlne 35s S''
Tallow 43a49.
LIVERPOOL. May % p. M-Cotton quiet;
freely offered De',ltl,d light.
FRANKFORT, May 2U.-U. S. Bonds III.
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rur,rvn n1cp,rnu


Stocks active and improving. Money per cent.
Gold 37s. 90 Coupons 1O9,. Cotton unchanged;
sales 1400 bales at 28 Flour dull; declined 10al5c
State s10.G5al3.90. Southern mixed TO good Sl3.4O
clined Ease. Mixed Western 81 20a1.22. Provisions
steady, firm. Rice in good demand. Rangoon 93;
Carolina IL. Sugar frm and in good demand.
Porto Rico uIa12. Muscovado 1Ota1l. Havana
Ill. Coffee quiet and firm. Moasses steady. Naval
Stores firm. Turpentine G4aG5. Rosin unchanged
Freights dull and unchanged.
BALTIMORE, May 2O.-Ro Coffee scarce at 1Sla19
gold. FlLur heavy and unchanged. Wheat dull;
small business. White Corn dull, at 81 13al Is;
Yellow several cents higher, at 81 goal % mostly
Mess Pork and Lard firm. Bacon unchan ed.
Whiskey in bond held at 50: no sales.
CINCINNATI May 2O.-Flour dull and unchanged
Corn dull; in sacks 81. Whiske. held at 80. and
- offered. Mess Pork s22 80; liyst-ciass SD 75
Bacon 10 good demand; Gear Sides advanced 4;
sales 200 6hds; Shoulders &c.; Ribbed Sides lie:
Clear Sides 12l. Lard 12l.
LOUISVILLE May 2O.-Supcrfne -four dull and
declining, So 75a1O IS. Bacon quiet. Shoulders
93c Clear SIDES 12Ac. Mess pork 20 50. Lard
l2Ac. Raw whiskey, free, 81 %.
NEW ORLEANS, May 2O-Sales of Cotton $500
2146 bales; exports, $500 bales. Louisiana Sugar,
low fair, nominal l2c; choice 134a13i; Cuba, No
12, ia. Molasses, 72. Prime Flour extremely
dull; Superfne offered at S12al2 50, with small
sales. Corn dill ana urooplhS; yciiow anu nAGo
81 .0a1 rs; white 81 25. Oats, nall sales, i'll de-
mand at 924a95. Pork dull and unchanged, at
sM 25 Bacon in etod job ing demand; Shoulders
"; ribbed Sides 12s; clear Sides 13s: Lard, no
sales, held at'l3a135. Gold 1851. Sterling 4sa49;
New York Sight Exchange par to sc.unt 49,.
Rumors in regard to the suspension OF the City
Na.i9nal Bank are unfoundcl. 1t sustained n
heavy run for two days, but is paying checks Us
usual.
MOBILE, May 2O-Salcs to-day 500 bales. Mar
ket easy. Middlings A!c. Receipts ll9 bales.
SAVANNAH. May 2O.-Cotton dull aud nom nal.
Middlings 25c. Sales 80 bales. Receipts 42O.
AUGUSTA, May 2O.-cottou i'll tair demand.
Prices easier. Sales 205 bales. Receipts Gl. Md
ding 24a24tc.
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VT ha @ visited several plantations. Tic corn is
looking well GENERALLY. Vita ,utrhr sc:lsons and
ork at tue right time. there vii! IicnY made
for the demand. OF cotton tncr: is y good stand
Many planters have iini ned tiioipinr oai. The
freedmen are working letter than thry lid last
year. and if they cntinac in we-lrng there is
cv rv reason to bc,Hc t!ut goo crap will l,r
made. T;tR,fhussee F,o.1d,'tH.
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May 10.
Alabama, tirccts the issue OF the following t"
prevent further vioieaco growing out OF the dis
turbed condition of affairs. rho undersigned as
sumes the mlin,em,'ee Of public orlc' i'll the ci y
OF Mobile. The Citr Police and ninistration il,
suspended; special policemen Or mcnlDcrs OF the
old force will be employed when ncccssar.
breaches of tine city orlina will be tried az
heretofore, and vio tions OF the public peace uil-
der the existing order be dealt wl,h b., the mill
tary. Outdoor co yresaations aftcr. nishtta ar"
prohibited. when public demons raions are intend
ed notice IL ust 10 iii ii q. the Mayors office i'll
to permit tho ircsencc uf such police lorcc a.,
essential Severe responsibility is attached to tiic
publication OF articles comnllIting or ncitlnS to
riot or vloloucc to individuals, the public use OF
incendiary language To the Occurrences o disorder
In rooms of public entertainment.
tSigned) J. L. SHEPPARD.
CoOnrl commanding.
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Tr2liINIAt

TIE WHEAT CRop--TnE RrcHtoND Mills
From every direction tho news of the cro,s Is most
nconrosne. con- If nothing intcrvencs to impair it
and curtaiI its Yield. there will be tho frest crop
of wheat in Virginia wllic, VIC have had for ten
wears. The surface scndcd is comparatively small;
hut the aggregate vrld will be largo. and will no
don exceed that of some wears brfnrc the war.
In view "r a GOO crop. it will b" well u:w til It
there shall be some invcStigat nn # III" rreiila
tons an! tariffs upnn railroads with rrf'r"ucc to
wheat. The great mills in this CITY ran grind lc
surplus crop of two virsnas. If possible. the
extent of the transportation of WHEAT should be-
increased. in order to bring new districts within
the sphere uf this city. and thus increase tho snn-
PLY to our mills. The s"nth sost ani the Pied
mont region shnnld be looked into. Last year it
cost rs much tn bring wheat twcntv Mills or the
Orange and Mezandra Railroad IT., 10 iorl"nsyr
train, as il did To convey wheat from Orange Court
House to AeKandra uness ;x,sa, s"mh: be dong
it's transfir from one railroad to annt.lcr, the
splendid Richmond mills will have th". llkE M
enough to OCCUPY them This D is an affair which
mucl, attentio,l.-R,hmont DtpGtci.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-21

The RETIREMENT OF THE METHODIST ErIsCo-
PAL CoMMissIo*.--Th sccnc Mt the Mtthndist
Protestant Church OH Thursday evening was
Il cply interesting and impressive. The two bodies
The business OF the Commissioners 10 the Conrcll
sion was ut an end. bishop Pierce, Bishop Nc"
rycirc. Rev. Mr.. Evans and Rev. DR.. Lee a made
few remarks, breathing the true spirit uf cllris-
lian charity and brntheriy love- after wllic dn
nI the Convention. 1t was the general opinion
that th two churches We're much nearer together
tllal before they met u.ctLcr III council.
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ATTEMPTED INcENDIAnIsM.-On Saturday night:
scmc lime after midnight, several bundles ot
lishtwood were discovered under the sill, aud ull-
der and between the weather boarding OF small
house III court running from Spring street near
Rutlcdgc, and occupied by rhoebia Frazer, color
c, Some arrests were made by Lieut. klSGMAs
oI the Upper Wards Police, and the matter was
tlcr transferred to Lieut.. HENDRICKS, OF the de-
tectives. who thoroughly investigated the affair,
which appeared to have originated in some family
unarrcs hut nothing definite having bccn ;scc"-
taincd, the arrested parties were set at liberty
with some wholesome advice.
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From MEXICO

NEW YORK, May 90. son OF Don Jose Ramirez,
Maximilian's late Secretary Of War, who left the
City of Mexico April q, reports that Daz had
nineteen guns Elaying Oh the Pcralvillo gate.
Marquee had 1900 mon to defend tho gates. The
commanding officers Were preparing to capitulate,
as the only possible way OF SAVING their lives.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-21
Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, May 2O.-Tho following is the result
of the bank statement: Tho loans have Increase.
increased s3t, 600; deposits increased 81 lOyl, UUO
legal tenders decreased 81, ,1GS, 900.
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Typographical Union.

MEMPHIS, May 2O.--The printers arc making ex-
tenslve preparations for the meeting of the Typo
graphical Union. Rooms havo been engaged at
Overton Hotel for members.
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ROBBERY AND ARREsT.-Some three weeks ago,
tho store of MIR. A. B. SHAW, corner King street
and Horlbecks Alley, was robbed OF sundry al
ticles of dry goods. On discovery Of the robbery
information was given to the Chief OF Detectives,
WHO appointed officer DAVIS to investigate the
case and as suspicious were directed to Florence.
$. G., officer DAVIS proceeded thther and arrested
Il colored woman, in whose possession most Of the
missing articles were found. She was brought t."
the ci.y and is now in jail Other parties are sus-
pected as accomplces, and it is hoped they will
soon be brought to justice.
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A ('nIlSsfnrI

BosroN, May 20.-A collision took place between
schooner and q pleasure yacht, the latter beln:,
sunk, and four persons drowned.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-21

The Rcs EEEclIER, III his new novel, says: 'onc
OF these days men will call things by Their right
names. Tiicm they won't say: He's of good
oSIusitiul: but he has good stomach Hall
TIE grace that's gong is nothing but food. PAUL
said the kiiI:ol"n was not meat and drink. Very
Likely not, hereafter. But it is here. Good steak
and li., bread are bcncvnlence. Coffee Is illsplra-
;iun and hunor. Good tea is tenderness. and
>psi.:lt.incsS-facts very humbling of our excel
.enccs. But they fac..S."
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Marine Intelligence.

New YORK, May 2O-Auived tine City Of Dublin.
and the Tripoli, frou Liverpool, the Paul jones
from Key West, the Ro6ecca Clydc and Saratoga
from Norfolk, the Raleigh from Havana.
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4y- FINAL NOTICE. nEEsoN& N
DEDTED to the late IN D. nABERNICEiI. VIII ma
payment and those having claims against the s!ile. vii!
present them to H. L. HtBERN:CHT, No. rrald
street on or before the lst June. 1857. l. May 81