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from her former home. At 6 o'clock
the next morning she was found back in
her old shed, quietly chewing her cud,
and waiting to be MIXED as usual.
once purchased brood of duck
lings, about month old, without the
hen that Matched them. | took them
home and placed them, as | thought,
safely in pig pound In the morning
| found they wcro all gone, and l dis
covered them snugIy huddled together
at their old quarters, at the other end
of the village, in the nest in which they
were Matched. A laborcr told me he
had met them in the street, homeward
bound, at A o'clock A. NJ, as he was 60
ing to work. They had not been off
the premises where they were bred be-
fore.
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MORTG AGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment of
the money secured TO be paid by a certain in
denture of mortgage made 10y BENJAMIN Suthard
and Mary L. Suthard his wife, Of Lawrence. to
Lyman Williams also of Lawrence, on the
eighth day of August, 1867, and recorded IN
the Office of the Register of Deeds for Van
Buren County Michigan. on the twenty. first
day of October 1867, in Liber T. of mortgages,
on page 1893, and said mortgage having been
assigned 10y said Williams, to CASTOR Kenyon,
and the assignment thereof recorded in said
Registers Office. on the ninth day Of January
1871, in Liber u of mortgages, on page 410,
on which mortgage and the notes secured by
the same, there is claimed to be due at the date
OF this notice, the SUM of two hundred and fty-
seven dollars and fifty cents, besides twenty
FIVE dollars attorney fee, stipulated to be paid
in said mortgage in case Of foroclos1re), and
no proceedings having been Instituted in law
OF equity for the recovery of said sum Of money
or any part thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that bv vir-
tue of power of sale contained in said mort
gage and the statute in such case provided the
lands and premises in said mortgage described
"a follows, to-wit: The north half Of the
north half Of the northeast quarter Of section
twenty-five, f22) containing forty acres more or
Less, also the south five acres of the east half of
the south east quarter oi section fifteen Il 81 all
in township three (3) south OF range Fifteen Q5
west. in said County of Van Buren, in order to
realize the money now due rs aforesaid, on
said mortgage together with interest and costs
Of foreclosure, will be sold at public yend .
to the highest bidder Mt the front door of the
Court House in Paw Paw, in SAID County, that
being the place Of holding the Circuit Court
for said County, at one o'clock p. ~, on the
eigh day Of April, 1871
Dated Paw Paw, Janusry, eth, 1871.
GAST0N KENYON.
0HAspLHR RICHARDS, Assignee.
Attorsey for Assignes. sa4tl1.
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LOST {!

Pocket Book, at South Haven, on Saturday,
Jan'y Z, 1871, containing quantity of notes ;
three OF which were made payable to bearer.
One Of them, given by Widermouth, Of Law
ton, to NJ. Merchandall-mortgage ACCOMPANYING
note. One Of S65 against N. smith and wife OF
Antwerp, due in about 9 months. One Of about
$25 against j. Hopkins, Mattawan. The other
notes payable to order. All parties are eau
toned against purchasing any Of the notes.
The finder will be literally rewarded by return
ing to the subscriber. +. COOK.
Paw Paw, Jany 9, 1871. 824
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CooL.-Some of the cars on the Erie
Railway have water coolers which reach
to the ceiling, and are filled from the
roof A week or two since an Irishman
was directed to pour water into one of
them, and he thought the easiest way
would be to connect a hose with the
hydraut and run it up to the roof. He
did this, and getting on top of the car
himself, he turned the pipe into the hole
He stood there talking with another
Irishman who was sweeping the depot
floor. They discussed the European
war and the Fenians, and the high price
of whisky, and the potato rot, for an
hour, when the man at the hose wonder
cd why the cooler didn't I'LL. But rs it
didn't overflow yet, he turned on a
stronger head of water, and entered into
an animated conversation, concerning
the Democratic party, the last wake,
negro suffrage, and the extreme redness
of Mary McClaherty's hair, Another
hour passed, ant the Irishman with the
hose remarked that the company had
the biggest water-coolers he ever saw
He had poured water enough to float
frigatc. At this moment the other
Irshman discovered water pouring out
from the windows and from under the
door. The man with the hose made an
examination, and discovered that the
hose pipe had been down the ventilator
for two hours, and that there was lust
five feet of water on the floor of the car.
He didn't wait for his months wages,
nor for the formalities of rcsignation.-
But perhaps the superintendent wasn't
mad. He ragged about like a concen-
trated lunatic asylum, with his pulse at
100. The cooler system on that road
will undergo immediate reconstruction.
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The instinct which enables the carrier pigeon to
find his way home is also shared by other
animals. writer In the London Daily
Netcs says:
A subject that has long had deep
interest for naturalists is the power pos.
sessed by birds and animals of finding
their way back to given spot by n
road never before traversed by them
There appears to be no doubt that Provi
dence has bestowed an instinct upon
them which we, who do not possess it,
are hardly able to comprehend. Birds
of passage find their way by means of
this unerring guide to the remotest re-
gions of the earth, and seem to prefer
travelling by night, as the keepers of
light houses are we'll aware, inasmuch as
they frequently find woodcocks and
other birds lying dead under the win
dows, having been killed by flying
against the thick plateglass, attracted,
like moths, by the light.
The same faculty exists in various do
mestic animals, but is not so strongly
developed as in birds. A horse belong
ing to friend of mine was turned out
in some marshes adjoining the Thames.
The distance in straight line from his
owners house was only few miles, but
he had to be sent a long way round to
cross bridge. In less than twenty -four
hours he made his appearance at the
stable door dripping wet, having SWAN
the river and taken straight line
home. During the life of the celebrated
sportsman, the late Sir Richard Sutton,
a draug b of young hounds was sent up
to London, by wagon, from the kennel
near Lincoln, and there put on board
vessel to 60 abroad. While the ship
was dropping down the Thames one of
them jumped overheard and swan
ashore. Some weeks after it made its
appearance at the kennel half starved
and covered with bites bestowed upon
it by its more fortunate fellows
Some years since dog fox was run
to ground on Hathfeld-heath, near Ash
ford, Kent When dug out he was
found to have some remarkable white
spots about him, therefore the Earl of
Thanet had him sent to his seat in West.
moreland-Appleby Castle distance
of three hundred miles, and turned
down A fortnight afterwards the same
fox was killed near Hathfeld-his ma.
tive place.
Not very long ago / saw a COW
bought at farm auction. About 6
o'clock in the evening she was sent off
home by the purchaser, and was placed
in the yard, distance of fifteen miles
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MARRIED-Dec. 25th. 1870, at the Dyckman
House. Paw Paw, by Rev. II. p. Henderson,
LUcIUs COATES. to MISS CoRNKLIA MUraKR,
both OF Kalamazoo County, Mich.
January 11th, 1871, by the same. st tho resi-
dencs Of Thomas Adrlance In Paw Paw. Mr.
ADRIAN A. POLAND, Of Hattawan Mich, to
MID AnxazLA ApaIArcK, OF Paw Paw.
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V.@MNNN NS NNMNM.

gentleman who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effect
of youthful indscreton, will, Tor the sake of suf-
forng humanity, send free to all who need it the
recipe and direction for making the simple rem.
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
Profit oy the advertisers experience can do SO by
addressing, In perfect confidence
JOHN B. OGDEN.
sl7tS6S No. AZ Cedar Street New York
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The amount Of claims FOR losses and other
debts existing against said company is the sum
Of 5000, as followy, VIZ:
Money loaned to pay balance Of small loss
that occurred last July, $3.50; aud sum not to
exceed $3.50 on the last loss, that occurred Dec
1st, 1870. The assessment that is now being
collected will pay all the above indebtedness.
JASON A. SHELDON, President
ELIAS p. HATHAWAY, Secretary. (824)
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Dsstrucii0n Of Il ship by Fire.
Over Four Hundred Lives Lost.

Over Four Hundred Lives Lost.
BosroN, Jan, 10.-A letter dated Batavia,
Nov. 16, received IN this city, states that the
italian ship Uncowa, from Macoa for Callao,
with coolies. was set on fire when near Neptune
Island, and abandoned by the captain aud crew.
who were saved by a San Salvador ship, One
hundred and twelve OF the Coolies we're picked
up by the ship Juan Pore. The remainder OF
the coolies, 125 in number, perished in the
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CORY OF .g.v.Ny.gE REPORT.
TO THE SECRETARY or STATE.


10 the Hon. Secretary of State, OF Michigan
The undersigned, President and Secretary OF
the farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
OF Van BuIen County. Mich. in compliance
with an act entitled e" An act for the incorpo-
ration OF In surance Companies and defining
their powers and duties, approved February
18th, 1870 and the acts ameudatory thereof
make the following Annual Report, exhibiting
the condition OF said Company December 31st,
1870:
The whole number OF members belonging to
said Company is 985. Increase of membership
during the year, is 80. The whole amount OF
property, at risk by said company is 81, $40, 900.
Increase OF amount insured during the year is
$4,000 The amount of assessments that
have been levied upon the members Of said
company during the year ID $2,O27. The rate
per cent OF such assessments on the property
insured ls a little less than ~ mills. The
amount collected aid paid In, on assessments
made during the year, is about 81, 700. The
balance is now being collected. The amount
that has been collected by said company on as
sessmente, prior to the past year, is 81. .026 30.
The amount Of losses paid by SAID company
during the year. is the sum Of S1,375, or will
be in q few days. The amount Of salary and
fees paid to each officer and director during the
year is as follows, viz:
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Paw Paw Market.

CoRR ECrED WEEKLY BY T. q, BUTLER, GaH
ERAL Produce DEALER.
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The Instinct Of .3nimais.

The instinct which enables the carrier pigeon to
find his way home is also shared by other
animals. A writer In the London Daily
Retcs saws:
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DIED.

CARTER. On Friday morning. August 18th,
MORGAN F., youngest son Of Harrison p. and Mary
Z Carter, aged years, 10 months and 10 days.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, on Sunday, 18th instant, at o'clock from
the residence Of his parents, 4O1 18th street s. W
fERGUSON. On THURSDAY, the 18th instant,
WILLIAM E, son Of W. p. and Eliza j. Ferguson,
IL the 25th year of his age.
The funeral will take place from the NJ +. Church,
Virginia avenue, between 5th and 9th south
east, on Sunday, the 9th inst, at O'Clock y. m.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING OR MACADAMIZ
ING CARRIAGEWAYS.
re BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
ID Sfricf Of EolUg7bi0-

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
District Of Columbia,
MAsHINGTON, ID. C., August q, ISL
Proposals will be received at the Office Of Board Of
Public Works until m. Of SEPTEMBER l.. ISL, for
fmmg or Macadamlzing the Carriageways of the
Pennsy lv ania arenue. from Fifteenth street west
to Aqueduct bridge.
New York avenue, from Fifteenth street west to
Third street west.
X street, from Georgetown to Sixth street
-Four and "a half street west, from Pennsylvania
avenue to Arsenal gate.
Z street north, from Thirteenth west to Judiciary
G street north, from Seventeenth west to Twenty
second west.
Twelfth street west from north 70 the river.
Eleventh street west, from Pennsylvania avenue
70 y street north.
Third street west, from Indiana avenue to New
F street north, from Seventeenth west to Twenty
second west.
H street north, from Fourteenth west to Seventh
west.
Fifteenth street west and Vermont avenue be-
tween Pennsylvania ay eIIue and north.
=, Ninth street west, from PeAnsy lNania avenue to
Bids for any and all description Of pavement will
be received, the Board reseTYing the right select
or reject any and all payemeHts that may BE- offered.
The bids must include the grading required.
All bidders for patent payements will be required
to conform 20 the specifications Of such patents
security, to be approved by the Board of Public
Works, TO keep such pavement in repair for three
t3l years without expense 20 the Board.
Zach bidder will be required, before presenting his
bid, to deposit with the Collector of Washington
city, to the credit Of the Board Of Public Works, the
sum of one thOusan! dollars 81 0O) taking receipt
therefor guarantee that he will enter into and
carry ont the contract if awarded him, in accord
refunded to the unsuccessful bidders after award
OF the contract and to the contractor after the com
pietiOn Of the work.
oposals must be endorsed Proposals for Paving
CsTriageTaysi and directed to Treasurer Of Board
Plans and specifications may be seen at the En-.
gineer's Office. au22-ti
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MARRIED.

HULL-MURRAY. On the evening of the 2}d
at the residence of the brides father, by the Rev
Byron Sunderland, Mr.. MM. II. HULL to Miss
BESSIE X. MURRAY, of W ashingtOn, ID. c.
SEMMES-IRYISG. On Thursday evening,
August 9th, ISL, at the residence Of the brides
parents, in this city, ~ the Rev. Mr.. Anderson,
JAMES sEMMEs; of Boston, to HATTIE, daugh
ter of Mr.. Charles Irwin
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pY GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctiOneers,
- Southeast corner 7th and streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
On nth STREET. BETWEEN RHODE ISL
AND AVENUE AND o STREET NORTH, IN
WASHINGTON CITY, d. G.
60 BY virtue of deed of trust from Armstead
81 Reed and wife, dated the 9th day Of November,
- ls66, recorded in Liber Il. NJ H., No. %, folio
ls5, &c, one of the land records of Washington
county, District of Columbia, and by direction Of the
parties secured thereby, we shall, on WEDNES-
DAY. the 30th day of August, ISL, at 6 O'Clock D.
offer for sale, to the highest bidder on the prem
Uses, Lots Nos. and s, in W. w. COrcOrans subl-
vision Of original lots Nos. and ), in Square No
S1 in the city Of Washington, ID. G.
Terms of sale: One third cash 500 of which must
be paid at the fall of the hammer, the property
viii be Immediately reso6, and the balance in and
IL months, for which the purchaser will give his
notes, secured by deed of trust on the premises
All conveyancing, recording and stamps at the pur
chaser cost If the terms of sale not complied
with in fye days the undersigned reserve the right
to resell, after week public advertisement, at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
VIM. r. WOODWARD
CHAS. BRADLEY, hiustets.
auo-eO&ds GREEN n WILLIAMS Auc.s
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CTS ALL so, I'VE BEEN TO sEEP
THAT
BRAY d BRO.
SELL THE BEST GOODS IN THE MARKEl
sol PENNA. AVENUE, & North Side
Light Brown Sugar, Halls cts. per pound.
est Demerara Sugar, l21sc. per ID
est Coffee Sugar, whito,D l3c. per ID.
barrel Flour, 81 80.
Choice Extra Flour, 50.
Beautiful Family Flour, S225
Best in the world; 50 as
Cassard s Best Cincinnati brand Sugar cured Hams
lSc. per Id.
Cassard $ best Breakfast Bacon lsugar-cured,D Ike
per 10.
Casssrd's best Shoulders, Cplain,D &c. per Id.
Old q. Java, green, &c. per III
Old G. Java, breasted. } BIC. per 10,
Mocha, tgreenD &c. per ID.
MaguayTa-green, &c; roasted. &c. per 10.
Best Rlo-green, ne; roasted, 24c. per ID.
Best Oolong Tea. sec per II.
Best English Breakfast Tea, 81 per u.
Green Teas-good, SIC; prime Sl best, 81 25a 81 50
per 10. GunpOwder Tea-gO0d 81; best only 81 50
per Id. Prime Japan Tea, Sc. per lib. Best in
the market, 81 per III.
New Patent of Preserving Jars at q cheap price.
Also just received, Salmon in oil, and Sugar.
Beef. iy29
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r. r. r.
RADwAY-s READY RELIEF
CURES THE WORST PAINS
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
NOT ONE HOUR
after reading this advertisement need any one
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RADWAYS READY RELIEF IS A CURE
FOR EVERY PAIN
twas the first, and is
TIE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops the most exoruoiatne pains all
lay lHganimations and cures longest ons, whether
organs, ~ one application.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
no matter how violent or excruciatng the pain the
GUS Neuralgia or Frustrated with disease may suffer,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.
CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS
ORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
PALPITATIoN OF THE HEART.
EYsTERICs, GROUP, DIPTHERIA.
CATARRH, INFLUENZA.
HEADACHE, TOOTHACHE.
NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM.
COLD CHILLs, AGUE CHILLs.
The application Of the READY RELIEF 70 the
part or parts here the pain or difficulty exists wal
afford ease and comfort
Twenty drops in half a tumbler of water will An .
few minutes cure CRAMPS. SPASWS SOTR
ACHE, Ola RRHdEI. DYSENTERY T5J n
VIM, IN THE BOWELS aud ali INTERNAR
Travellers should alwsys carry a bottle Of Ran
WAY READY kELlEf with them. A Few irons
IN water viii prevent sickness pains from change
OF Nater IL lie better than French brandy bitteTs
as 3 stlmulaut.
FEVER AND AGCE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents. There
y not remedial agent in this world that will cure
Fever and Ague, and all other MalariOus. Bilious,
by RAILWAY : PILLS. 80 guick as RADWGYs
READY hELIEt. FLY cents per bottle.
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wv III. TENNEYsS
BEST FAMILY FLOUR,
Made by W. III. TENNEY SONS, from tseIected
wheat. Equal in quality to any in the District
For sale in Washington by
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
POOLE HUME, d. r MORSFLL.
HALL HUME, VIM. ORME SON,
BEALL BAKER, GULICK a BRO,
GEO. W. CISSEL, C.S O'HARE SONS.
W. III. ii. ClSSEb, WILSON X SCHULTZ,
p. p. LITTLE a co. T.. 4. WLITE,
RIGGLES A GADSBY,
In Georgetown, by
W. T HEBRON, A GAEGLFR
GEO. w. ORME. NJ. L. GODDARD,
G. 4. UPPERMAN, THOS. KNOWLE
iy 24-lm
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DROPOSALS FOR COAL.

BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING. .
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August l9, 1871. {
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office un-
I'll 10 clock q. m, WEDNESDAY, Goth Septem-
ber 1871 for furnishing four hundred 40Ol tons Of
Cumberland COAL, Georges Creek run of mine,
TO be delivered at such times and places and in such
Quantities as may be required, and subject 10 the
conditions required by act of Congress, approved
July II, $50, viz; That such coal shall weigh
2,2p pounds to the ton, and shall be inspected
and weighed, and the quantity Of each load certified
at the time Of delivery by the person appointed and
quaed under the act for that purpose and that the
prescribed fee Of twenty cents for each Of coal
inspected, weighed and delivered, shall be paid by
the contractor.
Proposals will be considered binding from one week
frop the 10th September, the Department reserying
ceiyed.
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence of ability 10 fulfill the
contract, nor will any payment be made without the
certificate of the Inspector that the coal furnished
such as the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed, and sent to the Of
fee of GEO. a. McCARTEE
Chief OF Bureau Of Engraving and Printing,
auH Treasury Department.
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10y LATIMER 4 CLEARY, Auctionears,
II Successors to Cooper & Latimer,)
Southwest corner of Penna. avenue and 18th stree
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
At MOUNT

TRUSTEE s SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
So By virtue Of the terms of deed Of trust. dated
S. February 4, 1871 and recorded in Lber No. 693,
ngton county, District Of Columbus and at the re-
9f q fhs P adF d 5sGSrsd thereby will on TUES
m on the premisSs sell at public auction, the fol-
kG os at Mount PSpR TZ
one 2l twenty two, (22) west half Of twenty nine,
nine, i9 fry three t55 sixty Sixty t9; ij
sixty six, (66 sixty 1917 seventy three, E3l
Browns subdivision Of Pleasant Plains and Le1nar :,
Outlet as RECORDED in the land records of Washing
This sal sale 70 made 70 secure the payment q note
ior $50, dated February T. lo1l and payable, with
-, ISL, which note is still unpaid.
Terms OF sale One half cash. the balance in two
chaser giving ms ProIss3ry notes therefor secured
interest from the day Of sale at the rate OF cightt1
per cent. per annum $40 down at time IF sale. Ii
terms Of sale be not complied with in five days, the
Trustee will resell at the expense aud risk of the
ARTHUR b. WOOD. Trustee.
jy29 .6eo&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
by GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
- Southeast corner 18th and ID streets.
TRUSTEE SALE OF A TwO-sTORY BRICK
HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING ON VIRGINIA
AMHEE sT Isi BsEXInWEEN 6rH AND Urn STREETS
IA BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the 18th
I'M Liber No SIS, foiics %, 25 and q one Of the
land records Of Washington county, in the District
~ Sil SELL on the premises, on Ill
DAY, the 25th day OF August, A. d. ISL, at 6
O'Clock p all that piece parcel of ground lying
and being in the said city of Washington, and known
and designated on the ground plan thereof : Lot
No 3, Of Aliens subdivision of Lots Nos. and 3, of
g. ii. Wtberger5 subdiy sion Of original Lot No. >
in square south Of Square No. 1853, with the improve
ments, consisting of good two story Brick Dwell
Ing House. The debt due under said deed Of trust
amounts to 81 eco, with interest from March 10Th
1870.
Terms One-t cash; balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months for notes bearing interest from day
OF sale, and secured by deed IF trust the premi
ses sold Stamps and cOnyeyancing at the cost of the
purchaser. SO0 down on the day Of sale; and if the
terms Of sale not complied with within five day
after the day Of sale the Trustee the right
70 resell the premises at the risk and of the de-
faulting purchaser.
EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee
au4-eoGds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts