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steamship Parhia tBr) Watson, Liverpool Queens
TOWN. 9 Franckvn
Steamship City Of New York lr), Lei.ch Lverpooohn
Steamship Atlantic, Murray, Liverpoo--J Fl Sparks
Steamship Main lNG), Oterendorp. Bremen-0erchs /
steamship psreire tFrl paure. Havrcceo Mackenzie.
w%n:a cs v KEY
Mallory Co.
Steamship Geo Cromwell clapp, New Orleans Crom-
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson, New orleans-Freder,c
Steamship Nsanolia. Palmer. savanush-w Garrison.
stesmship Catharine Whiting, howes, savannsh-R
,steam.h,p James Adger Lockwood, Charlss,on-H
s.es%,nig Benefac'or, Jones' WILMINGTON. NcLorard
Steamship wyanoke. Bourne, Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond--Old Dominion Stea n,ship o.
Steamship Geo Upton Roberts, Norfolk, City Point and
RICHMOND Warrington 4 Go:
Steamship Fana. Doans, Philadelphia Lorard Steam
Steamship Neptune. Baker. Bo.ton--u DImoct
steamship Acushnet' Rector, New Acknowledgements
ship Cornelius onnnel Grimm. London GrInnel, Min
ship Carin tBr. Gray, Londsn--E E Morg.n's Sons.
Ship zimi lRr, Cawey, Mirmachi-Boyd 4 Hncken.
- Bark Adeheim tNorI Johannesen, Cork or Falmouth
Bark Msgdalena tNor), Nees, Els,nore-runch. Edye
Bark Michael (Nor) oerach. Rotterdam Funch Edge
Bark Suzanne (Br) Boutou Havre-Boyd L Hincken.
= Bark Dover, stilphen. Aonevdeo via Richmond-G
BARK waldo, smith, A.p,nwaa- Baker 4 Hurlbut.
Bark Ocean tBr). Jones, Bic-Boyd Hincken.
Brig Julie, Rcyners Batavia via Rlchmond-Funch, Edge
4 Co.
BrigJ Rowland, Freeman, Arroyo, PR-Burdett L Pond.
Brig Annie Storer, Adams, Grand Turk-Millcr Hough
ton.
Brig Napier Br), Dodd, North Sydney, CB-C Swain
Son.
Brig Catherine Morris (Br), Clark Halifax-D Dewolf
/ Co. "
Brig Memphis, Macomber. Windsor. Ms randan. Ber
taux i Co.
Brig Argo. Creighton, Lunenburg-G Philips ColiIns
schr Prairie Bird Mclean, st John, NIP Nevius
Sons.
schr Hnmm!ng Bird, Smith, st John, NIP Nevlus 4
Sons.
schr Eliza Beard, Price, st john NB-Hcnev Parker.
Scbr Nellie Cr0well Cr0wei, Observation-Disclosures Ball
schr Mary A Holt. Higaps, wilmington. nee Hurlbu.
Go.
Schr Mary. Boyce, Petersburg-l eager.
Schr Ada = Whitney Masters. Aleyanaria-H W Loud h
Co.
Schr Paragon, Nelson, Balt,mor.-wm Chalmers.
ScIr A T. simpson, Barrett Eastport led Frye h ca.
Schr Israel Snow Pease Boston candle 4 Pressey
schr NJ l. Davis, Davis, raunton--Rsckett y Bro.
Steamer Tacony. N,cnois, Phils deph,s.
Steamer Sarah. Jones. Pbiaieph
Steamer Concord, Norman, pbiiadepbia.
Steamer Ann rliz T. Richards. Philadelphia.
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ssSI White Rock. E;.I!s, oIssnysn for New YorE:
sssr Mercer. Wss:on sndsepoT. fSr E,,aSs'hpors
sshr Nsuvs, Hart frov,denos FOR New York.
Jane aas Woodman PreS'den lSs or New York
S"f sss G X.
% for New York.
sloop Hunt. Terry, Boston 70. srooxlyn.
,'ecg c:sena!r: I.yes St.iose Point Tor New York.
Steamer Electra Moti Providence for New York vita
mdse and passengers, to lsaac Odell.
BOUND EAST
xsS.Sns Ssss Rector Si New sGr os Ss%
Brig Bickmore Rendey, rcboken for Portland.
ss sss Ss- l York Hf o1
ef oi
schr Richard Hin. Smith. PuIaielpnia for Portland.
seSr DAVID xsSaSs, MURPHY sSisdeIpSis for hartford
ss~ SsrA S
schr p F Brady Nicholson, Newbure for New London
ssSr Geo Pierce. soai, Nsw YORK for salem.
New new Gr sGs o Povnceow
ss oa nor ss or S.%
As Xxi Is or fsaeSa. for New
sssr LINT SswSaypo
sssr Clara Post, Miller, Port johnson for Por.sheser
seSr Pits: Hale Albany tor River Head "i A''''
Schr sarah. Selsev New brunswick for New Haven.
schr Richard Bullwinkls French, New York for North
port, Mass.
schr Elm CITY. Kelly. New York for New Bedford.
siS ss~
Schr II oumans, Hunt, Rondout for Providence.
s.: Ssss: s; s:
nsG NJ. 5s ar o
Sch Francis Burdett. Allen Rondomt for Providenc.
schr Geo Rogers. Rogers New York for New London.
schr David Lande Seson, Fort Lee for Chester
schr w Cummings, Mould New York for Boston.
6chr Ella Barnes, Avery, Philadelphia for Newport.
schr Agnes, Chester Rondout for Cohassett Narrows
Schr Artist, Forester, South Amboy for Somerset.
scSr Joseph Roger for Norwich
schr Emily Lowell. New York for New Haven.
Schr Hand. Norton. kondout for Providence
Schr Mary c ark, Lee, New York for Boston.
schr Sea Bird. Ferris, New York for Norwich.
Schr Pel VOught, HROck, New York for Hunt ngton.
Schr Ney. Chase, New York for Fall River
Schr Lake. Miller. New York for Boston.
schr Daniels, Smith, New York for Bridgeport,
Schr Almra, hagaman Weehawken for Rosyn
Schr Forest Oak, Parker. Baltimore for New Haven.
sc sn"w esss Nav YORK or oa osa
Schr Prairie Bird. Clay, New York for ST John. NIB
Schr Brainard, Mccarthy New York Portland, Ct
Schr Sinbad, Airey, New York for Stamford.
Schr Hannah ID, Chase, Greenpont for Portland.
Schr lIummnR Bird Peck, New York for st John. Nh.
soop Rhode lsapd, Crowley Ezabethport for New Lon.
don.
sloop Dcceo,ion. Titus. New York for New Haven
Yacht Fleetwing, New York for Greenpor
Yacht feur de LIS Williams on pleasure cruise east
Steamer United States DAVIS New York for Fall River
Steamer Electra, Mot, New YORK tor Providence.
WDIrEsTONE. Ii. July l. lsl--ll As pm.
OF Flushing flats. and also of Hammonds opposite White
stone. They will proceed early in tho nornng.
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The S:enmaoa, Excurs,ons.


On the FOURTH the harbor, the Lower Bay and the
East and North Rivers, as well as Long Island
Sound Will swarm with steamer excursions, all
bent on pleasure. Among the many steamers ad
vertised are the following:-
The Elm City will Peck slip Haven eight
A. NJ, returning at hafpast eleven r. NJ.
The State of New York will make excursion to
West Point leaving the companys pier No q East River
Peck slip at nine O'Clock A. M and Thirty fourth street.
North River ten o'clock A. NJ. returning in time 10 wit
the fireworks band Of music will accompany the
cursoD
The steamer sewanhaka will leave pier No. - East River
eck slp n eight O'Clock A. West Tenth street, North
River at hapast eight. Returning, Will leave Newburs
balf-past two, West Po.n, at three r. N.
The steamer Arrowsmith will leave Peck slip At nine NJ
Roslyn, an'ing whestone Bays' Dock (rort
schuyler. Great Neck, Sands Point Motifs Dock and Glen
wood.
The Mary Powell will make trip down the Bay and
around Island, Thirty quarter
TO eleven, and vesey street nj eleven.
pauy's dock. foot of Harrison street. North River
A. NJ, the accommodation the Brooklyn people
VIII the foot Montague A. NJ Christopher
street, North River 81 A. NJ and street, North
steamer Eastern Queen dCo0 burden) has
for h Of select parties desrous
street, Williamsburg, M July pier 30. North River
Chambers street, at r. NJ July B. Returning, leaves
ga. N.
The wyoming will make excursions to Rock
Beach on the FOURTH Leaving follows:-feck slip
street, Brooklyn. at slb A. NJ and 30 r. M Christopher
street, New York. s45 NJ. aud M Hoboken, New.
ark street at "a and AIS r. NJ; Franklin street, New
A. and 345 p N. Returning leaves Rockaway at II 10
A. NJ and 6Sj p M arriving In New York time TO wit
The steamer Continental leaves Peck alp at N. for
New Haven, returning at II 30 r. M.
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SAILED.

Steamships Atlantic, Holland, Par,ha. and City OF New
Yors Liverpool: Anglia, Glasgow; Main, Bremen; Pereire
Havre; Wilmington, Galveston via Key West; Meade,
and Geo Cromwell New Orleans weybosse Havana Mag
nola, and Caharne Whiting Adaer Charles
ton; BenefactOr, Wilmington, NC WyanoSe. aud Geo
Upton, Richmond, &c knight, Georgetown DC; Fanita
Philadelphia.
Wind sunset
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The Atlantic Yacht Club.


FLAGSHIP YACHT NIMBUs,
ATLANTIC YACHT CLUB, June 20, ISL,
CELEBRATION fOURTH
The ieet viii rendezvous In MILESTONE Bay Monday
July :. AT I've O'Clock r. NJ.
Al SIX O'Clock from the flagship will he III" signal
prepare to SAIL and five minutes thereafter the starting
viii be red when the nee will weigh and
Glen Cove. Upon arrival each yacht will give gun
discharge OF fireworks.
AT eight O'Clock A. NJ of the Fourth O. National
Yacht Ensign Club ard private signals will be hoised
saluted with discharge thirty guns
the order to be given the Commodore Immediately
after Committee Receptions will be appointed each
Yacht NOT entered in the proposed will notify that
III ttec the number OF guests II will accommodate.
Al eleven o'clock there will be regatta of third class
soos, which will take place under the direction OF the
nee OF the late June regatta The remainder Of the beet
under command Of the Rear Commodore will accompany
the racine yachts after receiving board the OF the
Club, Tor which purpose each Yacht will yaw under
comms al of the Reception Committee.
The winning yacht will arrival be salued by all
yachts accompanying.
The Rear Commodore during the regatta will take
mand OF the fleet.
One hour after the the exercises OF the day will
end with GENERAL discharge OF fireworks from the feet
The soop Peerless, Vice Commodore Maxwell, il hereby
detailed IRON the fleet from the LIST To the 9TH oil july and
dered to Cape Nay to represent the Atlantic Yacht Club
the take place upon Fourth Of July
which the Cub II invited
By order of Commodore PEET.
JOIN Is. MORGAN, Secretary Atlantic Yacht Club.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATE OF DEPARTURES IRON NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF JULY.
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The Yachting Carnival.

The Cape May regatta will take place the Fourth
and will be most brilliant turn out of the crack
boats OF The country. The yachts under the CON-
mand or Commodore Bennett left the Horseshoe, Al
the Hook, last night at nine O'Clock, and Will reach
Cape May to-day
Among the yachts entered for the Cape May re.
gatta are the Wanderer Dauntless, Tidal Wave, Co
lumbia, Sappho, Alarm, Alice, Eva roam, Fleet
wing, HalcyOn, Idler, Magic, Madeleine, Palmer,
Rambler. Sunshine. Taroiinta. Ariadnc, Addie
Breeze. Coming, Oracle, Kaiser William, Peerless,
Vixen and others.
Tue Philadelphia yachts are the Sunshine Vixen
Delaware, VindeX, ana probably the Vesper.
Baltimore sends the Blue Wing and Others.
The Cape Nay pilots have offered their services to
the yachts ana Will meet them or the coast The
arrival OF the whole feet today Will present a
very interesting sight. salute VIII be fired from
the guns o. the committee steamer Pinta On the
to the winning yachts at the grand navy Dau to he
held al the Stockton House.
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SHIPPING NEW S,

Almanac for New York rais Day.
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BARGAINS IN TEAS FLOUR. GROCERIES AND Pro.
ID vsons--Deslcrs and families - per nj
THOMAS Il AGNEW'S. ESQ 0reenwieh street, New YORK
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ITO HAVE ELEGANT LIGHT BISCUITS, ROLLS. BUCK.
i wheat cakes, frnit dnmplings, &C., you should ~
nOOI.Ey'S YEAST POWDER. ASK your arocsr fvr u
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INVOLVEMENT.
a. TO the Ticket Holders the Grand Diamond GIN Con-
cert -
arrangements are now fully completed for tho Great Con-
Gets and Distributions which viii commence on July 5,
VI order 10 accom- MEDIATE the greatest number Of
fsends IL deemed adv,sabe IN have the Concerts
lis city. Place 10 be announced tomorrow.
h>60bO worth or the finest and most valuable Diamond
twelry a. he such by the largest Wholesale
jamond house the world, will BIZ given to ticket buyers
the OF Concerto, which Will continue until the
mtre magnificent collection 10 disposed or.
The drawing will be conducted ~ committee selected BY
Tickets eau be Ind application agents prnct
pal hotels aud Central Park Garden
SEE CIRCULARS.
J. L. ROBERTSON CO.. Agcpts
678 Broadway.
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WASHING TON.
Decisions in the United States
Treasurer's Office.
Favoritsm in the Adjustment Of Stat
War Claims.
Payment of Pensions &
Guardians.

WASHINGTON, July l, 1871.
United States Trensurer's Once Decisions.
The following decisions have been rendered from
the Ofllce OF the United States Treasurer:-
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National Bank Of The Republic. Depository.

A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
"A the C'onrts of different States No pubic,y. Advics
free. Notary Public and Commsstouer Tor State
y. I KING, Counsel A. Law. 363 Broadway.
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We do not mean bp thi: language that we
will dispose of our most valuable goods without
receiving in return something like fair con-
sideration, neither do we mean or desire to
excite or create erroneous impressions but we
do mean that our prices shall in all eases fun
nish irresistible motives to buyers Of
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DEFAULT having been made IN the pay
ment OF q sum OF money secured 10 be paid by
certain lndenture OF mortgage bearing date
ths twonty-frst day o. September, 4. D. 1867.
mace and executed by William J. ScrlmRer and
Jane C. Scrimger OF the township OF lawrence,
county OF Van Buren, and State OF Michigan, to
John Is. pton, OF same County and State. and
.luly recorded in the Office of Register Of Deeds
Tor the said County o. Van Buren,, in Liber /
~ mortgages on page 291 on the 9th day OF
January, a. ID. 1865, at two O'Clock p. m, and
Wbc said mortgage vaA afterwards duly as
s;gued Oy the said John H. pton 20 Hiram Il.
Weller, OF Cook County, illinois, by asslgn-
rneut dated the 9Th day OF ebrnary a. d.
1868. and recorded in Liber Z, OF mortgages on
page Isl, on tho tenth day OF March, y. ID.
1871, sc ono o'clock p. IA, by which defalls tho
yCwer OF sale contained u said mortgage has
become operative, and 40 suit or proceeding at
law or in equity Dayirg been instituted 70 re-
cover The debt or sny part thereon secured by
sad mortgage which is now due and ut the date
81 rlns notice amounts to the surn OF three
hundred and fftv-six dollars and hfty-se7en
cents.
\ov therefore, notice is hereby given, that
bv virtue Of the power OF sale contained IN
sad mortgage, and the statute IN such case
made md provided, lie premises therein men
toped, and covered by SAID mortgage, to-wlt
4 The cast half Of southeast fractional quar-
fo. Of section seventeen, town one south or
range ifteen west and also the cast half Of
the northwest quarter Of section twenty-elght
IN said town one, south OF range fifteen west,
containing in all one hundred and seventy acres
according TO the Government survey thereon,
AID wing in the county OF Van Buren, and
5ta.9 Of Michigan, will be sold ut public auc.
ii1r. to the highest bidder, at the front door OF
the ourt House. N the Village OF Paw raw,
IL sald county Of an Buren,, at the hour o.
one clock, 2. NJ, OF Thursday, the I'D day. OF
june. \. D., 1871, TO satisfy the amount due
sad unpaid on SAID mortgage, with interest,
ana the costs aud expense OF such sale and an
attorney fec OF thirty dollars, provided FOR In
said mortgage.
ed March /, 1871. s32t13
HlRAM r. WELLER, Assignee.
s.. h. FINLEY, Attorney for Assignee.
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MORTGAGE SALE.


Dafault having been made in the payment OF
she m0uay secured to be paid by a certain in
leuture Of mortgage made and executed by
James ". Warner and Amanda Warner, his
wife u The village and township OF South
Haven M tho county OF Van buren, aud State
~ Michigan and bearing date the sixth day
Of November A. ID. eighteen hundred and sixty
eight. and recorded IN the Office OF the Regis
DER OF Deeds for the county OF Van Buren, on
lhe fifteenth day OF March, eighteen hundred
and sixty nine, at ten O'Clock IN the forenoon.
IA Libst Y, of mortgages, on page one hundred
and hfty and on which said mortgage and the
note accompanying the same, there is now
CLAIMED TO be duo aud unpaid thereon the
sum OF Two Hundred and Eighty-one dol
are ard torty-eight cents (:2Sl, 4S), besides an
Attorney fee OF Twenty-Five dollars, stipulated
therein 10 be psid in case OF foreclosure and
SO proceedings having beeu had or instituted,
either rs law or equity TO recover the sum
due IA aforesaid or any part thereof.
Notice rs therefore hereby given that By
q -tue OF power of sale In said mortgage
contained and the statute in such case made
end provided, the lands and premises IN said
MORTGAGE described as follows, TO wit All
that certain piece or parcel of land situated and
laying IA the Township OF South Haven, Van
buren, County and State OF Michigan, known
and decrSbed as follows to wit the northwest
quarter Of the southeast quarter OF the south
ea6f quarter section sixteen (lG) township one
~ rOutn OF fanSenumOer seventeen 10 west,
containing ten acres Of land, more or loss &C.
cording TO the government survey, in order to
realize tie sum due as aforesaid together with
the interest thereon and the costs of foroclo-
sure, viii be sold At pubic vendue TO the
highest bidder at the front door OF the Court
House, "a village Of Paw Paw thar being the
place 81 holding the Circuit Court II and for
the county OF Van Buren,, on Monday,
April 10th, A. ID. one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy one, at the hour of one
o'clock II the afternoon OF that day.
DataG Paw Paw, January II, 1871.
JOSEPH GILMAN,
S24tl3. Mortgage.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made in this payment
OF certain indenture Of mortgage made and
executed by Loreuzo Rice Of Bangor, Van
Duren County and State Of Michigan, OF the
& rsf .art, to Ezra Sweet, % Paw Paw, County
and STATE aforesaid, of tho second part. on the
2ld day Of December, A. D., 1863, and recorded
IN tie office OF the Register OF Deeds for the
county Of Van Buren, on the 231 day OF De-
CEN 5er A. D., 1869. IN Liber u OF mortgages
on 9a,e 81, on which sad lnlenture OF mort
a,sg9 nero is due at the date OF tins notice the
airl ~ two hundred and nlnety-tWc dollars,
ard no suit at law or in equity having been III
.t,tutsd for the recovery OF the same or any
part thereof,
Notice il therefore hereby given, that by viz
cue Of the power OF sale II sad mortgage con-
laue5 and the statute III such cSse made and
provided all that certain piece and parcel OF
lsli -iH.ated III the county Of Van Buren and
Etste Of Michigan, known and described as FOL-
,oEa io-wlt: the east half OF the northeast
quarter OF section nineteen 19( IL township
two O. south OF range sixteen (l6) west, con
tanning eighty (S0) acres more or less, VII be
sold y, public vendue at the front door Of the
,ou~s House. in the village or Paw Paw, to
the IN 5host bidder rhat being the place OF
holding the Circuit Court IN and for said county
O. Van Buren,, by the sheriff Of said county,
On the 9Th day OF May next, at ten O'Clock III
tho forenoon Of said day, 70 satisfy the amount
theu due on said indenture CT mortgage, to-
gatu3r with the costs and charges allowed by
law and also twenty-five dollars az al attorney
fee stipulated by the parties to said indeuturo
Gi mortgage
Dated February 8, A. d, 1871
EZRA SWEET, Mortgage.
TuEoDoRE Il. HENDRICK, Attorney. 5ZStl3
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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAULT having been made IL the payment
OF 8 certain lndenture OF Mortgage mado aud
executed 10y John S. Nash aud Euetta NJ.
Mash. ms wife, TO Warren Goble on the Gath
tay OF August a. d. 1857, and recorded in the
Office OF the Register OF Deeds for the County
OF Van Buren, on the 5th day of November, a.
u. 1857 III Liber L. OF Mortgages. on page ga
which said indenture OF Mortgage was On the
Doth day OF September, A. ID. 1868, duly as
-Lgned by the said Warren Goble, to Theodore
t.. hen3rck and said assignment Is also re-
corded in the Office OF the Register OF Deeds
For said County of Van Buron, Oh the 4th day
OF February A, D. 1871, i'll Libee z. OF Mort
cages, on page 426, on which said indenture OF
Mortgage there is due at the date OF this
notice, the sum OF Six hundeed and twenty
three and 30-100 dollals, and no suit at law or
IN !q1ty having been instituted for tho recov-
cry 81 the same or any part thereof.
Notce Is therefore hereby gwen that by VIZ
tue o. the power OF sale in said Mortgage con-
tanned, aud the statutes III such case made and
provided, all that certain piece and parcel OF
land situate and being III the County OF Van
Buren, AID State of Michigan, to-wlt: Com
menclDg at the southeast section corner OF
section twenty-four (2D in township one %
south oi range fourteen (l4) west, thence run
ning vest eighteen QS) rods, thence north
eighteen is rods, thence east eighteen
~ rods, thence south eighteen Isl
rods to the place Of beginning, con-
taiung two 2 acres and four rods be the
same more or less, will be sold at public ven
duo to the highest bidder at the front door OF
the Court House in the Village OF Paw Paw,
that being the place of holding the Circuit
Court III and for said County of Van Buren,, by
the -hsriiT OF sald County, on the 9th day of
May ratt. at ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF said
dag, % satisfy the amount then due on said in
dsntu9 Of Mortgage together with the costs
and charges allowed by law and also fifteen
dollars as an attorney fee stipulated by the
parties o said ndenture OF Mortgage.
Dated this Sth day of February, 4. ID. 1871.
82eti} THEODORE L. HENDRICK, Assignee.
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Dry Goods

BUSINESS. But still We are not 50 vain as
to think We can convince every one of the
honesty OF our iutentions; there will no doubt
be some who will laugh at the idea Of Mer-
chant selling Goods at Cost, however much it
may be to his advantage to DO so, and declare
It humbug got up fer the purpose of imposing
upon the credulous. But to such We say, in
all charity, call upon US and if we 10 not con-
vince you thatw act in good faith, and offer
our Goods impartiolly and unreservedly, we
will give you liberty to explode the whole.
With this explanation Of our intentions, we
once more come before the public and respect
fully invite the attention of our friends, GUS
toners, and the public generally, to this notice
assuring them that nothing shall be wanting
on our part to secure TO them and a. the object
Of our labors
That their intercst,as it e'er has been before,
May still be found at Smiths Cheap Long
Brick Store.
4. SMITH & co.
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JOHN L. HENRY,
. COLLEGE PLICE, NEW YORK,
WHOLESALE AGENT.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-04-20
Proceedings in Congress.

The past week has been mainly de-
voted by both Houses to speech max
ing upon the condition of the Southern
States and the measures for suppress
ing the outrages there.
In the Senate the resolution instruc-
ing the Judiciary Committee to report
a bill for the punishment of the Ku-
Klux in the South was adopted by a
vote of ayes 3S. noes II.
The Presidents message transmit
ting the report of the San Domingo
Commission was sent to both Houses
on Wednesday, and ordered printed.
The bill introduced in the House last
week, for the suppression of the Ku-
klux, passed by yeas 118, navs 81.
Several amendments were adopted. the
most important of which was one strik-
ing out the clause empowering the
President to direct enlistments into
United States militia.