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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21
Late News.

The st. Louis Herald wants "a
real good boy to make devil Of
An exchange, wanting TO com
pliment "live stock Journal" says
it is edited by man whose head ID
full of live stock. @'s-a'a
"A Connecticut editor unkindly
alludes to rival editors head as the
Polar regions, because 1t is great
white, bare place.
A Western editor has been sent
abroad by his subscribers on account
Of i'll health. This is the first in
stance Of the kind on record.
There are $4,000 "drummers, In
the United States, maintained at an
annual cost of $219, 100000. This
enormous sum is added to the cost of
goods, and is, of course, paid by the
consumer. ...I .a. .s....
Among the innumerable articles
sent to Captain Hall to cheer his jour
ney in the Polar regions, was q tin
can carefully sealed, and labelled
mot to be opened untir~tb Posaris
has reached the Arctic seas" But
on its passage to the Navy Yard IL
met with an accident and the secret
leaked out. IT was q can of patent
axle grease, with which Captain
Hall or his survivors were affection
ately requested by letter to lubricate
the axle of this venerable planet.
The patent right men and ped
dlers of all kinds are on the war
path. This week we have been Wis.,
tied by the map man, the periodical
nuisance man, the stencil plate man,
the hat rack man, the fat iron man,
and about two hundred and fifty 9TH
ers of the same vocation. We are al
ways pleased-when they light out.
In thus saying, the Pella Blade
spoke for q large constituency-the
people of the whole boundless con-
tinent. ....
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

THE dispatches announce a "visit
of sympathy" by Mrs. Cady Stan tor
and Miss Susan b. Anthem y to Mrs
Fair, the murderess. 1t is passing
strange that devotion to a cause, o.
so-called reform, would induce re-
specialize women to so debase them
selves by lending their presence to
the most debased Of prostitutes and a
murderess besides. Why will they
longer ask the public to withhold
Judgment for their indiscretions?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

JEFF. DAVIS, of the ex-defanct
Southern Confederacy, has again
been discovered in petticoats. He
was caught the other day travelling
In a sleeping car with the wife OF
another man, on the Memphis a
Charleston Railroad.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

THE public school system is re.
ported to be gaining q firm foothold
in the Southern States. -Exchange.
The sooner the South 10 invaded
with fine tooth comb and spellin g
book the better for civilization.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

THE prayer OF Rev. Wilson, at the
Republican State Convention will go
upon the record as one Of the most
unrepublican prayers ever made in q
Republican Convention. It was ir-
reverent and unidentified.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

THEDubuque Herald charges Hon.
Jno. A. Elliott with having made
$50, 900, In two years, out Of the In>
surance Law. The Herald may not
be truthful, its friends don't claim
that for 1t, but 1t il eminently sensa-
tional. r- . ... ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21
THE Charles City Lteliioe,

The Charles City Intelligence,
says: "Hon. VIM. B. Allison called
last Saturday. He is marshaling his
forces for the Senatorial fight next
winter. IF our chances were as good
as his, we would engage a house al
Washington.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

"Cundarango" is the name Of q
new cure for cancer. It is creating q
sensation in this country only second
to the aNewman letter.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

AN address has been issued to the
Germans in the State, against Harlan
and in favor Of the nomination Of
| w. B. Allison.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21
SPECIAL ELECTION,

NOTICE IL hereby given that special election
IN will be held at the Hackett School House
In Union Township, In Black Hawk county
Iowa, on Monday, the oath day Of July
1871, for the purpose Of determining whether
or not q tax Of one per centum shall be
levied and raised on the taxable property in said
township for the purpose of aiding in the con
struction OF the Railway and erection of depot
buildings of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids ant
Minnesota Railway Company. Should any tax b
voted for said purpose the same shall be expended
in the construction Of side-tracks and depo
building upon the southeast quarter OF the south
west quarter OF section mum Ser four (4), In town
ship number ninety (90l, north range numbe
fourteen west Of the 9th p. NJ, In Iowa.
At the said election the question OF Taxation
or No Taxation" viii be submitted to the said
voters.
At the said election all persons opposed to SAID
tax win vote ballots on which 10 written o. PRINT
ed the words 'No Taxation" and oil persons II
favor Of said tax viii vote ballots which is writ
ten or printed the word Taxation" and should
majority OF votes at said election be cast in fa
vor Of said taxation, said tax will be levied In &C
cordance with the provisions OF said Capter 102
Of the Laws OF the 18th General Assembly.
Dated the 2sth day of june. A: ID. 1871
GEORGE NEWELL,
NJ. GRATREAKS,
Attest: Trustees.
THos. II. CHURcmLL, Township CLERK.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

THE vote in France was In favor
of the Theirs government. The Inn
perialists are sadly disappointed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

THE funerals of victims of the late
riot in New York took place last
| Sunday.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21
SHERIFFS SALE.

SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF IOWA,
Black Hawk county.
NOTICE il hereby given, that on the 1ath day
In OF August, &. ID. 1871. at II O'Clock A. M, AT
the Court House, in the City of Waterloo, and
county aforesaid, will be sold at Public Aucti ion,
to the highest bidder for cash. the following de.
scribed Real Estate, levied upon and taken by
virtue Of special execution, Issued from the
Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, within
and for the County Of Black Hawk. State OF
Iowa. in favor Of John Bowman, and against the
property OF Willard Z. Thayer, Mary *. Thayei
and Benjamin Haskell, to-wit: '1.a
The northeast quarter lk) OF the southeast
quarter (k) OF section number six (6l In township
number eighty nine 1897 north, range number
thirteen (13), west OF the 9th p. M, in Black
Hawk county, Iowa, to satisfy said writ OF execu,
tion and all accruing costs.
WI. BROWN,
.'. Sheriff of Black Hawk County.
Dated at the sheriff's office, Waterloo, July
10th, 1871. Iowa p. r. $500.
o. MILLER Plaintiff q Attorney. hS-.8s
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

vinegar Bitters are not . vie Fancy Drink.
Made Of Poor Rum, Whfskey, Proof Spi.
rifs and Refuse Lieu srs doctored, spiced and
sweetened to please the taste, cslled "Tonics."
"Appetizers," Restorers," &C., that lead tho
tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are true
Medicine. made from the Native Roots and Herbs
ofCalifornia, free frem all Alceh Ole Stiuu.
lants. They are the GRKATBLOOD PURI.
FER and A LIFE GIVING PRINCE
the System, carrying on ell poisonous matter and
restoring the blood 10 healthy condition. No
person can take these Bitters according TO direc-
lions dremain long unwell. provided their bones
are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means. and tho vital organs wasted beyond tho
point ofrepair. saa-sfEs. .
They are . Gentle Pursative M well
ms q Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar merit
Of acting o. powerful agent in relieving Con.
gestion or Inflammation Of the Liver, and all the
viscerai Organs. r~
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or DID, married or single, at the dawn Of
womanhood or at the turn Of NE, these Tonic Bit
tiers have no equal. -
Fer Inaammatory and Chronic Rheu.
matism and Cont, Dyspepsia or Ipdiges-
tion, Btlisas, Remittent and Intermit.
tent Fcvcrs, Diseases Of the Bleed, LIZ
yer, KiAneyn, ana Bladder, these BIffsrs
have been most snccsssful. Such Diseases are
caused By Initiated Blood, which Is generally
produced By arrangement Of the Digestive
q. On Tsp Jsa. s:.s
the Chest Qizxincss. .6sur Ernctstions OF the
stomach. Dad taste In the Mouth, Bilious Attacks,
Palpitation Of the Heart, Inflammation OF the
Lungs, Pain In the regions OF the Kidneys, and
s sSss y GsssT S:isd symptoms are the or
They invieorase TIE Stomach and stimulate the
torpid liver and bowels. which render them Of un-
equaed efficacy In cleansing the blood OF all ini-
puri.ies. and fmparting new life and visor 70 the
FOR SKIN DIsKAsEs, Eruptions, letter,
salt Rheum. BIotches Spots, Pimpiss, Pustules.
Bois. Gaxb9neles, Ring. Worms, scsld. Head. Sore
iSnd II sSs ssD
whateyer name or nature. are literally dug up and
carried ont Of the system In ehort time by the use
OF these Bieeers One bottle In such Will con-
vince the most incredulous OF their curative effect
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you nnd
ttsimpurities bursting through the skin In Pmples
obstructed and sluggish In the veins: cleanse IL
when II 10 foul, and yonr feelings viii tell you
when. Keep the blood pure and The health Of the
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS iuriins
ID the system OF % many thousands, are efectpAllY
Destroyed and removed For full direcsions. read
inloaE langaases-Englishs German, French and
. J.wALxrn, Proprietor. n. a. MCDONALD Co.
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco, Cal.
and SO and ~ Commerce Street, New York.
u-soLD BY ALLDRUGGIsT AND DEALERS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

A stranger, who stated that he was the editor o!
the Minneapolis MIMI Tribune, was arraigned
before Justice Sullivan at the Police Court yester
dsy morning, having been arrested in house Of
iil-fame on wisconsin street. charged with pick
ing the pocket OF prostitute, who was almost
blind from disease, OF two dollars. He was sent
up for thirty days. "E-.
1t would appear by this that the
Tribune man, saint by brevet, is a
gayer old boy than he looks. But
the poets tell US that there are violets
under the snow; and so it may be
that under the gray gables of this
venerable journalist the red wine oil
life does sometimes burn at the fever.
ed Milwaukee heat. I am Enabled
to vouch for the accuracy of the
statement as 1t IL given. have only
seen 1t in the press, travelling along
side Of the little traveller he put out
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-07-21

Leaves N 0
E
scatterings.
The oniyrake
that slows the
motion as it
delivers the
bundle. A
smooth, stea-
dy motion &
positive &C.
ton. Adjust
able to ALL
kinds q n d
conditions of
crops.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-17
IN NEW YORK.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL SALE
ALLEN Ii. MINER, Auctioneer.
BANKRUPT SALE,
BY ORDER OF
GEORGE III. SHARPE, U. y. Marshal,
IN THE CASE OF
SIMON LELAND Il co. ...E
MESSRS. ALLEN b. MINER & BROTHER
win SELL AT AUCTION BY ORDER
AS ABOVE. commencing ON
Monday, April ~, 1871,
on IA r.Ig EREMiSES aud continuing until all Is
sId, The ENTIRE ELEGANT FURNITURE and
EFFEC Is OF the well known M ~
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

NO. $50 BROADWAY, NORTHEAST CORNER
PRINCE STREET. made to order by NEwHOUsE
ere 10 fine condition; In all the largest most extern
sive and portant sale OF costly and desirable iuIni
ture and effects ever made in the nit States con-
PAkLoR FURNITURE-Ot over SIXTY PAR
LOkS, OF carved rosewood and black walnut Etage
res mrTSr backs sets en- SUITE Center a .rd slds
plush OF tine most elaborate designs, &c.
MIRRORS OF FRENCH PLATE.-Gilt, carved
and other frames in variety OF size for piers, ovas
mantles and slider, all made to order.
S-Axminster, Aubusson, Velvet, Me-
daiion, Persian, Brussels, Three-ply, and Ingram
MATTRESSES AND BEDDING Blankets.
Quilts, Counterpanes, Sheets and other bed linen OF
TABLE LIN EN-Cioths, Napkins, &c.
DINING ROOMS-Black walnut Extension Tab
es, Chat Dishes, Castors, Spoons aud Forks; Ia
bic Cutlery; Porcelain, China and Glass Ware Of the
BEDROOMS-The Furniture of about 400 rooms
In carved rosewood and black walnut and oak; su-
perb canopied and French .Bedsteads; Bureaus,
and Easy Chairs, Cabinets and Wardrobes, Library
Gases, &C., richly carved and Of the finest descrip-
ton.
ELEGANT AND COSTLY CHANDELIERS and
Gas Fixtures Of bronze, ormou and line 1t. from
two to fifty lights, OF desirable patterns, with side
BILLIARD RO0Ms-11 elegant rosewood billiard
Tables, by Phelan s. Collender and other hest maxi
ers, with balls, cues, and implements Complete; all
BAR AND BAR FIXTURES Of carved black
walnut also the Counters, Glass and Plato In varis-
OFFICE FURNlTURE-Biack valiant es,ysd
marble marble top Counters burglar and fireproot Saies,
| STOREkOOMS Contents and Esr,n,o. -, al.
same, with remaining Stores, Scales and Wsebts'
| carving kooms-Steam Tables, Tools, Covers Dish
l VINES AND LlQuORS-Ths well known and
extensive stocks of the same @A1
| UNCLAIMED PROPERTY AND BAGGAGE-
For account OF whom it may concern rst,insS -
claims, charges, and unpaid bills 50
/ ALSO THE ENTIRE FURNITURE CONTAIN
ED IN THE HOUSES No. 1871 CROSBY STREET
AND NO. oJERSEY STREET, Connected wirh this
hoei and consisting ora variety OF Furniture. Bed
ding, &c. "'"
Sale will commence at o'clock A. M. each aav
continuing TIL r. M. N-''
FOB PARTICULARS see Catalogues, which will
10 reaoy on tae premises on the dsys Of sale. -I
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-17
Foreign mnrkets.


LONDON, April 15-11 80 A. M.-Consos s34 for
money and account.
American securities-U. 8. $685. 1862 90&; do 1865
old, 80; do 1857, 92f; do 1o-4t's. S94.
LIVERPOOL. April 15-11.3o A. M.-Cotton Quiet
and steady sales 10000 balss middling upands Jd
do Orleaus u q 7sd. Corn 33s Sd. Pork us 3d. Lard
Dos.
( LONDON, pril 15-2so P. M.-Copsols closed at
934 Tor money and account.
American securities quiet; United States 520s 1862
9of; do 1866 DID, 20; do 1857 s2s; do 1O-40s. s9f.
LrvEnPooL, April 1872 80 P. M-Cotton closed
Lard 54s Sd. Bacon 43s Cd ior Cumberland cut.
MATANzAs, April 6-fFrom Alfonso & Blanch-
ards Circular. .EFreights-ve little doing Tor
port suitable for that trade and rates are looking up
wards. For the United states there is steady de-
very Price; have
81; do y 1lo gals. Moias.es, $si to ii. RemarfasW -
aiter; we quote nominaiIy at IS to 81 bbi. Beans
The superior Eggs" kinds have oeen rcarce and
meeting with fair request foimer prices have been
firmly maintained; We quote these sorts at from IA
to 4 arrObe other classes at from 12 to 1874 rs ar
robe Butter with large supply in second hands and
American at from $25 to 80 qtl According 10 oualtv
and pkgs. Potatoes-Native have continued abund-
ant and sell at moderate rates; OF American we have
a y bbl. Lumber-W r Boards have remained in
limited supply but owing to high prices TOR, the de-
last report and we quote at from sac TO "a mile =
Pitch Pine has been in better request and prices
nave been firmly supported and with some probabil-
1ty OF Improvement should arrivals continue scapty
l57 900 feet good steam-sawed and well assorted al
from $3ot mile, ex Mary DIreland, from St. Mary's
Hoops are plentiful and under small request at re-
stoTe have been disposed Of at $50 mc. Box Sho0ks
They have become q complete drug and they are
only saleable at low rates; about $500 have been sold
at rs, payable in gold and bank notes. there are IN
store about 35 900, and several cargoes are tti ex
Pscied. HID Shocks abundant and dull sales of 800
llcle1. n ra ul<ofa
ches and 600 OF 81 do ex Concord from Baltimore at
~ re-. Empty hhds: are in moderate request at de-
Ginning rates. 582 casks, Kate Carleton from Phil
adephia at S31 from several vessels Gao do at s3I
1853 DO at 254 rs, and 5S4 do at 25 rs.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-17

THE EUREKA.-This new candidate for pub
lie favor was opened on Saturday forenoon and
throughout the day and evening was crowded
with a throng of the curious az we'll as with
those who we're eager to invest their green
backs. The store is situated on the corner of
Centre street and Market Square-directly op-
poste the Preble House-and is very elegant
in all its appointments. The walls are delicate
ly tinted and the ceiling beautifully frescoed in
harmonious colors. The windows are filled
with tastefully arranged articles making a
most tempting display. The showcases are
loaded with most extensive assortment of ar
ticles, all of which are apparently of the incest
description, and everything is offered for the
one price OF dollar. The assistants are very
courteous and obliging and we have no doubt
the new dollar store will prove one Of the in
stitutions of Portland. You can find here
hats, caps, willow-ware, ladies underclothing
elegantly embroidered, umbrellas, parasols,
cutlery, pipes, cigar-cases fans, brackets, wall
pockets, shawls, retcules, and everything else
you can think Of
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-17
Superior Ceurt.

APRIL CIVIL TERM, GODDARD, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY.-Eaton Shaw vs.. Inhabitants of Sandy
River Plantation. This is an action brought by the
State Liquor Agent for liquors furnished the defend-
ant Plantation from May l. 1870 to January g. 1871
Tho Plantation is situated in Franklin county, and
according to the last census has population Of Ill
The rmount Of liquor purchased of the State Agent
gallons oil Ium 993 gallons of whskey, and gallons
of alcohol, i'm all 3574 gallons Supposing each fami-
ly to consist of five persons there would be "a fam
es and the average allowance oflquor to each fam.
lily would be IA gallons, about half pint OF liquor
each day, or two-ffths of gill to each person.
Defence that Knowlton, who ordered the liquors,
was not authorized as town agent, that the orders
were not signed by the Assessors az purported to be-
and furthermore, that there is no such plantation az
Sandy River Plantation. Decision reserved.
Mattocks g. Fox. Field.
Sarah G. Kidder claimant, VS.. Isaac Knight, plain
tiff in suit OF Isaac knight vs.. John A. Kidder-
Claimant ntervenes upon trustee disclosures Of F.
o. Bailey g. Co., claimed under certain monies trus-
teed by plaintiff in above action, Claimants alle-
CATION not sustained, to which claimant sxcepts
Williams. rf Mattocks s. Fox.
VIM. Hayes VS.. EOen N. Perry. Trespass against
officer fer attaching and selling properly by his dep
uty. which was legally exempt from attachment.
Decision for plaintiff for So and rs cents costs.
carleton. Bailey.
-r-t.t.,.-.-. -..-,.,- Howard & Clcaves.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-17

get Briggs Corn aud Buniou Remedies
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-17
AN IMPERIAL CARA magnific

AN IMPERIAL CARA magnificent car,
we are told, is constructing in Albany for
Commodore Vanderbilt. He has forbidden its
being shown to any one, but somehowa de-
scription of the imperial coach has been OBJ
tanned. "It is little shorter, (" says the de-
scription, "than the ordinary coaches on the
Central. The body of the car outside is of a
cream color, with cornices of darker shade.
On either side is keystone with the com.
modore's monogram. One light of the best
French plate glass constitutes window, the
centre plates being 42x38 inches and those at
the ends of the sides Of the car 2Sx3O inches.
The inside woodwork is of black walnut, and
nnlshed as finely as the cover of first-class-
piano. The decorations are elegant. The
mountings, doOr-knobs, hatracks lampfnish-
mgs, d., ale all heavily silver-plated. The car
is divided into three compartments. First,
the main room, twenty-five by nine feet;
private parlor about eight feet square, and
sleeping apartment. At one end OF the car
are two closets, one of which is furnished with
refrigerator, &c. The ante-rooms have the lat
est Improvements. The car will be lighted
with six elegant lamps, in which sperm cand-
les are to be used, the commodore preferrlng
this kind of light to gas. The upholstery work
has not yet been done. The platforms are pro-
vded with neat but strong iron railings, with
drop gates at either side, so that when desired
the platform is surrounded with fence of
iron work about two feet and a half high.
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-17
GRoUNDLEss SCANDALs.-The husband of
Tonnv T ind has recovered verdicfs amnuni;n1

GRoUNDLEss SCANDALs.-The husband of
Jenny Liud has recovered verdicts amounting
20 $40, 900 against three London journals, the
conductors OF which bad foolishly snapped at
a bit of dirty scandal, originally published in
an obscure weekly paper in New York. This
wretched piece of"personap' gossip recited the
causes Rof alleged matrimonial infelicities
between Mr. and Mrs Goldschmidt, and
charged the husband with driving
the wife away from him by gross mis-
conduct. Mr.. Goldschmidt found this para
graph in the American Register, Public Opin-
ion, and one other newspaper in London, and
in self-defence,to the very proper course OF
summoning the owners to answer. IL was
proved that the statement made was without
foundation-and it is gratifying to the admir-
ers OF Jenny Lind to know that the comtorta-
bic fortune she possessed at the time OF her
marriage, twenty years ago, has been increased
py Judicious investments. This disposed OF
tne oid story that her husband had gambled
away ner property, reducing her to the neces.
sity o. giving lessons in music Every pOint in
Mr.. Goldschmidts case was clearly iestahlsh-
ed, and as there was no attempt to instifv the
libels, the sanderers were punished hv beavv
verdicts-$37 $50 each in the first two casas ana
$2500in the third; in all, $4,000 for ths ax
pensive luxury of printing lie in six lines r.
few of the personal journals in this conn.
try could be subjected TO a similar process in
the first case of impndent and groundless sean
dal, the American press might be made purer
than it is
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-17
THE REGULARS STILL AT NEUMLy.

The regulars still hold the bridge of Neuilly,
Valerien replies to the Paris batteries and has
sent shells into Passey and Antevilly. The
Prussians have occupied Stonen, near st.
Denis, in the QUARTER du Triomphe.s A mum.
ber of manufacturers have been arrested by or.
der of the commune and their manufactures
closed, in order to force the workmen to ioin
the national guards. The price of fresh meat
had been doubled, and preserved meat is diff
cult to obtain A'fgi .110 9..l llIf ,lTa y II
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-17
Desirable Real Estate on Middle
Sc, at Auction.

I'M Tuesday, April 18th, at PM we shall sell the
livery desirable lot OF land or the South Westsrly
corner OF Fr- nklln and Middle streets, containing
about 5000 square feet.
Every part Of this lot can be made available tor
stores or other buildings, 1t having good front on
two principal streets.
Terms very easy and made known at sale.
apl2td Il. o. BAILEY q CO., IS Exchange az
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-17
MISSOURI.
POLITICAL.

ST. LOUIS, April 16-The Liberia, Republi-
can Executive Committee in this city has is
suei an address in which they declare their
platform to embrace the support of the equal
rights or constitutional government; arevenue
tarln OF the lowest possible taxation, specie
payment and civil service reform, and an Oppo-
slti0n to President Grants course towards
Hayti, and to placing at the discretion of the
President power to declare martial law and
suspend the habeas corpus
The Portland daily press., 1871-04-17

PERIODICALS Monthly for Nav ia
out, and concludes the 42i volume OF this exec,
lent periodical. 1t has been received and is
for sale at the periodical stores of Bailey &
Noyes, and III. L. Davis, Exchange Street; Ior-
ing, Short s5 Harmon and Augustus Robinson,
under Falmouth Hotel, also at the school book.
music and periodical store of E. G. Andrews,
No. 36 Center street, and at the book and peri
odcal depot OF Messrs. Fessen nden Bros, Lam
naatnr Hall.