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PROfA(E ORDER Safe OF Michi an
county Of Van Burel IS. Ata sessio ! q. ? ~
tronst" tonrt. Tor the Cnunt7 oF Van j:uren-
noid5u at tho lr Bat, Ofic b. ~ the Villge az
Law IAP, on Mon lay, I 10 tyrntv-pi ,btI nv
~ Oct 'bef, ~ the wear Quo thou AN rip1t
nnndrod aud sevtnty-ts'. Pfese IT. }e,. w
LA'ton, Ju ige " Probate.
In the matter of tue Es,ate OF Wills Robarts
dece rel On rsailug aIh filing tina pat,t;oo
on'y Ner'fied or Parker Bobers. pr.y,ny that
sdulnl.trA'ion " the estate OF ss d deee,saJ
my be graft d to Chonas Ora, or 10 snn,e
otter tab o person. ''"'"
Ihoieupoa 1t Is Ordered. that MONDAY the
Second d,y o. December, 1872 at ian ,',cla,,-
in soe forenoon. be assigned for the hearing OF
SAID D "tou. snu t'at fhe heirs at isw OF s.,d
ceare'i, and VII other persons interested in
AID estste. are required to Apo ar At I. sess,ou
OF said Court. then t. be holden At ~ p eobate
Ofice. Ia the vi Ia G OF Paw Pav. a,3 show
c suse, i any there be- why t.. prayer M tho
petitioner should no, bs granite 1: AMI ~ il
urther Order ii, tn Hzi petit N r CIV, po,,c,
10 the peIeo Is iutere-tpd ia al sst ,t,. OF tbs,
oenhric, or said petition, and the hearing
thereof. U. causing coy OF this Ord ar IN h.
Dnoh ned ~ ths rrue Mort lerncr nowsp,nsr
printed and cir u'a.ing IN ~sid tountv az Va
mren, Tor three 81 ces iva weeks. AN aJso by
causing re SANE tn b, personally served nj
'eaet Ten divs prevous 10 rail day ~ n ,ar,no
noon the widow o' raid deceased IL she ia
touud ~ sal Comfy oia,as
GE LAYTON, Judge OF prob,,e
true copy. q. w. LAwIuS. Jud "a ~ PrDb,t,.
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StEHlFFS SALE -M:chIgtn Central Ira,
20 hpa y. v. Ct'vn Dur ;-e- ;tate of NJ, nj
S,n, F.n iiuccn - I1t,, ~ - - virnsofa,
exeru1 ~ i.-'i ii 1nt of an u dT tlssai If
Nc Circuit c. ir6 FIR tie C,in.y OF W., ~,
hrone ! To t. ; ,srtif ~ sail t1ultt Vili,n
SIripe 81 ! Si'r It "a t., ilt, d,v ~
Iuno \. - lji2, liv3n al tli, r.rt.. tJla1J
ntrr = ~ ''dS,G DI'IB,. ell djfit1,, in
Ill exc :1ibL II ard g tB f,Ilviir IL.
ctned lands Il "a R,u Etstti. sttt-eI All
being i"tho 20 I1ty q Va, Buren,, Stte OF
- .h,!ru, to- {; LBS III np'f' tire, (3)
or Cd All liys CO. 4, tl,,s utn5 n ar ~,
e IN tlOm Bt'lg'- al htijI ~ tha yii,ag, %,
,aS'O &c ar liu; 20 fls r'cDrl,I plt, I isre,i
Ild 81 exc 1T - utv NJ ben - m 4 ,liys,-
-, lsrtforJ I = ~ tXpIsb :ossil, tts aboyo
less ip-d l. III + titl at publi, VENUE 70 ina
,igbrrt btdd gu Mon iav, tn, sun day .:
Dec NIB .. 3l2, "A, ono ac'o tx q. m of
'aii d,v. nc tie front 10 " OF the & urt II Juss
IN ths vIll,ge ~ Paw Pas. IN aid County
DAtsd Nov nh It "a 1|72 9lOti
ELAN l.. WARN u, ID ,nu,, S,ar,g.
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MORTGAGE sALE.-DefsuIt having bsen

/ MORTGAGE SALE.-Defsult having bsen
| made i'm the payment OF tlie sum Of money se-
cured To be pal 10y csrtsiu indunture of
mortgage, exc uted by Mary \. enyder. to
| Spsford rryop, on the twrlito till nay OF
October, 4. ID 1879, and exeouted on the
| -esepteerth day az October, A. ID. 1870, NJ
! @ even O'Clock in tho forenoon os Sad day. 10
the ufics Of the Regis ter 81 Deed-, for the
County of V.y Buren, stat, Of Michigan. IN
llber one (1) on pa 20 2GD, AMI xhich mortgage
for vain. bls cobslde alton was assigned ~
sad SpaflOri Iry1u, 10 Charles DunconbA on
the 27tH day of November. 1871. and with
said ass !DinsD Nis dOis rec ird al IN the Othce
~ Register OF Drens a sad COuaty or Van
jureu, the 2ist day OF Au ,nst. A. ID. 1872
at Il Ven o'GUck ~. Of Htid diy. IN Ia berl)
of MOrtsas =, on page 1852, by whlcj ftult
fh' puw,r 4 sac 'u-alnsd In sui mOrtgis re.
has rom operaTve, amt Ga r. being CLAIMED
10 hB IN oI sad nOIt gage al 80 date az t1is
notico t1e ~ nui tiy iuilrrd aui fOriy-hye
lul irs aud "a proceedings AZ las or Ia eqlity
uag,us % on Iup ItusrN jur tie recovery OF tho
same CT ANY pact th~rO IT.
Mott - 1. therefore ue,eOv given. t'lst By VIZ
tus a. { &c power 81 6tiB DOutU ucd IN s6id
"urtgsg-. the aud an prem srs lu Eli NJ 'rt-
gaE- dcs:IiJed. b lns IJt tWHnty-rwO (2g IA
blO,k q IA l. 'r village OF Decatur, Van Du.
rem '.ouuty Michigan, ~ OF er % rdtIZs tho
uOas, - due as a'Oresiid, upon said uOrt-
gage. l-ether wat the CO g IA an attorneys
te Q 81 UNeot I've q liars G latasna IA SAID
mOctg ~ Wi h1 sul !, az 30 tuu - Cnerelf az
wili 10 NECESSARY b. s4ti,f, tie tmO1lt due on
sail "a r.Lass bite sheriff o. BGd . 'uutg OF
V II Bureu. at puhi:v-u ina to tin nj hs5t b,d-
de az e f. mt d1o, O. the Golrt Huua-, IN
ihe vlllas- VI Paw Paw, Ia SSH Gu lty, 0Cius
the Iltce o oil ltdS tlie 'itcuit C1nct for ,sI1
County gu tie 2jth iay - Islntry. 1879, az
Oh, n'cl ~ { - All 'ru IOn o. sad day.
Dared Oc'0b r % 1872.
CHARLES DUSC)Mlg ts,Snoa Of sail lrtSa-o
UPiuN ~ SuEHIAN, Attorney for s.id
Assignee. 9J713
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SHERIFF'S SAL. -Bsrbary inn Nailesu.
Va, Joseph Vatican. State OF Michigan, Van
Buren, County, IN BY virtue OF all execution
i-sued on Of and under the seal OF tho rcnit
Court for the County Of Van Buren,, directed
10 the Sheriff of raid County. aud to ms de-
uvered. l have this thirteenth dN OF Novem-
btr A ID. 1872, levied npon al tbs right. title
and 10 eres. Of Joreph r. vall-su, SAID d.
iendsbt In said execution, in and u tho iol-
lowing described lands aui Real Estate tuat
ed aud being in The County VI Van Buren and
State OF Michigtn, to-sit: The noit1- y, 1T
quarter OF tho north west quarter o. tectiob
ten (10) IN township number two (2) south,
rarg, number fourteen Qi) vert, which ]
shall expose or sale at publ venduo to the
h gnest bidder, OIL Monday tho Thrift It'll i y
Of Dccemb r. a ID. 1879 at one O'clock D m
OF sad day, 1T the trout door OF tie Couri
House, III til, village Of Paw Paw, in said
County.
Dated Nov mber 10. 1872 920t7.
ELAN L. WARNER. Deputy SJer II.
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PROBATE ORDER -2tSte or Michigan.
County Of Van buren,. 81. vt = seseion NJ the
Probate CONT for the County of Van Buren,
holden at the FRO ATE Office. III u Village o.
Paw Paw. on Monday, tie iourth dav Of NV M
Der. IN the wear OH thousand eight hundred
~ sey nty-two Prcseu,--George w. l.awton
Judge oi prIba'e
Ia tie matter o. the E-tate Of William Black
wooh, decease On reading and fiiIog the
petit III, duly verified. OF Elz A. Is ackwOod
PRAYING that administration OF the estate OF
said q, ceased may 10 granted t. jerome q
Gil.On or u some other II able person.
ihereppon IT. rs Ordered that Monday. the
ninth c4y OF Decrmb,T, 1872 at ton O'Clock in
rho forenoon, 30 assigned Tor the hesriug u
sad peution, and that the heirs at Jaw OF eaid
Cecesse', and all other psrsons Iuterestd III
laid etatr, are required to appear ut SESSION
OF said Court. Ecu t. be holden az the FRO
bate Office. ~ the Village oI Paw psv. aud
show cause. Il any there be Why ths prayer o.
the rettipner should 10. be g.ante0. Aud it
IS firth ordered that ssld pcltiuncr CIV
office o the persons n terested in sad estate,
Of the pen eI.cy OF said ps'itipo, aud the tear
ing thereof. nv causing a coy of this Ord 10
b. published ia tho lrue NGIt ,esner news
pap r, printed aud crcul ,ting 10 skid Co..
OF Van Dureu. for three sue !oss' .,,,,. -us :,
least. previous to sai0 3.. -, 70 N'e On ..
GEO. W, Law, VI ntar,' 'is
true copy I" W LApTos, Judge OF Prob ,te
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sHERiFF'S SiLF.-Ionalhpn II. D8srds
les v. Johu Ee~rendeu'-is virtue ~ Stfs
crlpt executions is.ued out NJ m III Tor .
zeal o. 10 or nIt OIGrt for tns County D.
NaD Buren and 20 mo uireciei. did IN ~"
2ith daS Gt Au.urt 1872, levy ON all tie glt,
til and interest Uf Joan Fes.et u ~ rat lie.
T. nraut ia ard - so fOlibwi1g d,scrb Il Red
Il tUc tO-uit. Commencing or the Uu;h-w 80
60 n-t a. Tie sOGth II q i.itsT az tie S'nt =
Wcst duttrr ui oectiun uni0 'ar &c t. z ,
towns - ems T. rnaiI OF rag TIT en 10
Uts', thence ulu.ug % 'eIty p luO-.
t-crtc % nh 'u-tf 30 rOd-. tIepc west ttclty
- ri'-, til- - eoutl forty 30 r.l' e. Ia
blaze e hpgipur , cont uuluS tive arfes
liud, DC tbe sam more or les. Also re- fol
iINin., t.-S.t: 20 umsrciuy fOrf7 80 rrfs
moth " ths sllt1- ~ c lrner II tle sou,
snst qpTst Of tie ruu't-west qIar Ct
- ssrt,Ou nuub'r twenty 90 ~ tJwr
sip M J, ron Ia OF nge ID r cen Is
west, themes rnnn'Dg ct~t LSen'y ~ rOCs
,heuce north forty 10 rJds thence vest tEeny
20 rods, tnene youth forty ID 20 10 the
y sce OF beginniny, cjntsiuI & ive ic'ss o.
land b. the zane more or les all IN Val
Buren e uuty, Mic lsL Al VI wlch shsl
expose for G,le at y ibl C an ton To tie hughes
beddcr et the 'front.' door Of the court HJusciI
Paw Paw IN noldiy the 2Ilh day % Jtuusr,
A. ~. 1873. =; one o'clock m of SAID dv.
Dated Docemb r 18th 1872. 9lit7
WILLIAM II. SiRR SR. eLeH.
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SORTGAGK SALE --Defaut having be- n
made III the payment of al ludeptIre OF mort
gage txerntrd on tho fifteenth daS ~ Ocfoht 7
ID 1870 bs Jeremiah Plummer TO Peter LIB
crteaux, and recorded in the Off g az Negist T
~ Deeds for Van liuren County, vi .hi,au. on
the thrtieth day oil Hsrch A. d 1872 in Liber
IA of mortgage on PAGE al whi ID mortgage
was duly assi-ued to Milo -. Matt ron, Their
beng nov due upon sei mortgage the sum of
Que hundred fifty fonr dol - and "ishtv two
Cent and an stt Jruey fec OF twenty-five doll II,
and 10 SUI. Al Law or ~ equity hIvin; been iA-
rtltuted tor The rec jvrry OF the sane. Thu re-
;ore notice Is huebE giveu,thit virtue of II
power OF eale IL said mnrtyaS" AKA o st.tu G
n such c e u,a fe d provided, rheuff 2
sad ourtI U,l, sell NJ public nuc.'on 10 [ @
highest bidder, on the twentieth DAY o. JauuA
~ \ D. 1873 81 one o'c'Oc, n. At tue rot
door o. tIs Court House III tho Village o. Paw
pR% Ia raid county OF Van Buren,, the south
"est quaiter OF the south east our er uf sec
uon thtty sIx IN to- four south r,nge fifteen
at SITE ct NIch,. an.
Dated October ~, Q ~. 1872. 9l7ti3
Muo y. MAITtsos. Assignee.
PostorS Coleman, Attorneys Tor A'sgree.
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SllERtFR'5 SALE - 'alvert Ltho .raphn,
Co Va l. man L Moore Stlte ~ M;c iIai'
Vsn Bureu County - ~ viTtle O a. ,xs
c,ltiOn sued ont AMI un isr tho sell OF th /,
Clrcn T. nrt FER the g u its OF Van 'ilr ~
'iirec cl to tie S ,eri o. sid 20 IS, "a 20
rue d.liv re-. / ilvl { is tITt3iatt dly
OF Nuvemb \ -. f5I2. lowed u lpu All tu,
RI g.. Title and int Let - l.vmau l. Moore.
id o., 4 nitut IN IA - c'EtJuu, ~ sud 10
~ FOL oSing Gescr.Oti Iaui5 al Etai Fsiat,
-ltrs'el aud l. .iut - tin ION ?, OF Van 3u
n an state az VI Ing ~. ti-wU, Lo'l uu i,-
Der one, 81 two, y re-, % 60, (l0) ap,,
eleven I'D iu the Union adhIul go tue VII
lago at btwtoI Acorn < TO the re'pgied
III t thereof witch ! small esp 80 for sale a.
publ; v-n ne Ia rhe his best VI Ger, On Safur-
day the Fiftn dav Ot JsnItrv, A. ID.
1913. at one Oc'OcS y IN, OF sail day, at fhr
trout door Of tha '!ouIt House, IN tue village
of Paw Paw. IN "a county.
Dated tins til tee Ith DIV OF Novemb'I 1917
920t7 ELNM l. WARMER, Deputy Ierif
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REW VAL!
Mlll I. A q JOHNSON

MhS. J. A. o. JOHNSON,
Would resp, ctiully inform her Gu TONERS and
tue la les general y, that she has rem we'd O
GrenIpe street, at tue ( rDi iu- OF Paw Paw at
opposite the resi- encc OF }. w Ball, where rbr
- permanently located. She will b. hsppy
sec those wishing DREss MAKING, PISKisG.
>TAsPING, etc Patterns o. the Latest sty.s
FOR Suits. Hair Work. Switches, Curtis FRI
sites. aud Hair Je.elry done TO rier on rcs-
sonable terms. Having many years received
80 liberal a share OF patronage wouI still Sole
u continuance O. the ZANE, with many thanks
Paw Paw, May II. 1872. 1874
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GLOVER UULLER FOR SALE, with or
without horse power. Will be 10 d cheap and
on terms tn snIt purchaser. Inquire OF Z A
CRASE, Paw Paw, Mich. 9ift3*
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EDX III ~.

Two Willard I .blep aud fix nres tcge,he,
vi . Ut of I ns p,tur g. the, my DO cen
sbios are in po oder . d vi 10 cold II a
Js-..!- sslo4 SA1 A9a y. Am
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nude in ine p@N meut o. q cert "a sum OF IA ~.
~ re,u5,C 60 10 pu' 10y .Yrtaip mort ~,
bearing 20 .'c Youth la o. 'ruuaj A..
ID, iSCG mugt AID * cat al b9 VIM. .,bb)',
~ { tnWu Og Navcrl,, NC isan. 20 Jnso r
Ansfiu IA mprga g,t. whIc'rrali ia RIG tta ~Aa
AMY rec irtel ia tho OilI;- Ot y 'g'st'r = Dee is
for the Conuty o. Van Buren,. AMI STATE afor e.
sgId. on th4 cit veutb dav Of January. A. - ,
1866 IL iib-r q. O mOrt.aSts az paI" 2Ji,
~lic SAti mortgage VIZ tCrwar ~ duly as-
sign d hv .ia.por Aus in to tho Trustee 81.
Nah m1zop College, aud the said Trust CT 49,
s,gned he 4 oressid MOI tSage 10 10 IA ". sI !
&C. aud the sal Juhu w. Miller 8 .gue th.i
lfore-aid mont age 70 Francis " Srll-cl5 aud
t'e afor sad tfauc. w Selh.k assigned
Esd mortgage % VIM. r. Hawkins, and ire
aforesaid a's,et mants are all ro'cr1oi IA q
ofiica ni the /. CUSTER NJ bc, d IN Van Eurcn
Cuurty state OF Michigan, ani the snolnt
aimed to be- due there n II rho d tt@ oG th's
notice beng oue hUI,Ircd aud d'ty-tWo dollars
AMI Fl TT rec cents ('slJ2 53) iuGluiIHg MI a.
tururY tie of tWentS-fiVc collars Tr " de tor
n ri NOV gage. no Int or rrnccrd n ~ at ! w
or IN CCGtY having been ~, TINTED 90 C vrr
no amount nov due and uIpaI ard no ared
hy SAID mnrtgage or alV pat tn oY Now
t'Gre'ore, Notice her by given that bY VITA >
ni y power OF sale couttiued in -ad NOR gs5 3
there Wi be sold al public auction II the II g.
est bidder on saturday, the first dav o; u, b.
ruary 4. y. 1918, a. tie trout door oi the
Cont Uousc IN tHe village ~ Paw ras, ~
said ''ou " of Van Buren,, &c to o VI hi ysn.
IT ten o'clnck IL tina forenoon at H-ll diy, the
premises described i" asd mort.a. or 81
much thereof as may b, nec-' sry to ratrfy
tho amount due or unpaid by said mort n -
with intPrest and cNst sud premises hring de-
scrIhed ton ,ws. to-sit: the south ess' q l,r-
Ter o. the north east q lart = o. section v-ntv
600 in town two (2) south a. range fnlrie III
I'D west. 9l9l3
Dated November lsr, 1872.
W. Il. HAWKINS, Ae.i3nce.
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"WeI, MIR. Jones !" said neighbor Brown,
Ill start lis very day for town,
And get q PAIR OF Boots for me,
And also shoe my family.
| 40 Dill you so and harness Doll.
And straight to town will go. by gol,
And stop in trout OF SmlH's store
Where the BoCts hang DER tho door.
Bill always does Whist father tellp.
lie harnessel Dol and put on Bells,
Aud IN they piled young ones and all,
Crack went the whip and of vent Doll.
Doll had been living on high feed.
ADD started at her fsstest speed,
And took Brown and Liz family straight
10 Ia" Paw at two-!oriy gait,
Whoa. Whoa, old Doll Bill cried out When
They got to Main Street, Number Ten.
And ont they juoped IN front The door,
OF Poet SIN this Mammoth Store.
10 they went with an awful swell,
Good m rning, hope 10 find you well,
Sa'd Er1Wn IA he anu hrs Dung drove
Advanced 10 warm th, m at the stove.
M' nesl b5r Jones brought me the news
Ito" cheap you rod Your Boots aud Sbocs,
20 resolved 10 como and buy
oiJou my winters fun supply.
TO shoe the tribe Smith began.
Beginning fret with ito old man
hnd tlh the young Browns little feet.
were shed and fitted all r. n,niats
The nsWs 'oon spread tho comfy round.
That just the place a. length VAS found
Where men couli save O ~ per cert.
On every dollar that they spent.
Thread for Gets. spool
,Respec,fulIy, Yours,
l.. SMiFE n co
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SEES She EsaSl sn vE0siOn.

and relying upon my past experience apd pres
ebt knowledge IN the business and the good
sc:so Of Discerning public for my future
veal or woe. 1t viii DC my purpose this Fail
to exhibit large attractive and commanding
stock OF Goods, such as arl suit tho sni, lal
0ants of the trade, and to d srose of In, m in
every instance IN 'uch >. manner "a will r.fg,:
credit upon myssD
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Snt at Such Cow Prices

rs will attract attention, excite admiration and
draw the public from every quarter to this
noted esisblishm Mt the
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MORTGAGE sALe.-Def.ult having been

MORTGAGE sALE.-Default having been
made ia tho payment Of -om Of money Sc
cnrad by an lndenmre OF Mortgage, executed
Nav 1871, A. L. la6s, Nv Ellzsbrth Posers 70
Orm tu Chambsrls n. and recorded 10 the uflic
Of the Register 90 Dee'ls for Van Buren rOuE-
", Mi:hIgsn, May 9th A. d. 1865, IA Liber
~" OF Mortg ages on psg- 2iS W ,ich mort
gage VAS duly assigned Wv On YER ChKmb. rluIp
Admiulstrltur 81 ttie .tt'a ~ Orfn 81 Cuanl-
heriain TO che ster Chamber lln bv deed a.
assyrmeut duly recorded in the Ofiic ct tho
Register az Deeds for Van liur-n Cnunty Feb
20tu, a. ID. 1879 ~ Libu~ II" 1T Mortgages IN
y 20 40" UPON wh.C sail liorig ,gs ihtr- Is
nov due one tiousiud fOfty-One ,l,.liars and
fOrtN -s1VoI cent AM al Attorney f-e - ii,t
duilars, aud "a -ult az law Cr la q lItY taI q
oe' u Instituted tor tbs rUcOvery uf tho Hzine
'herriuto notice ~ l' rehy xiv tha. 10y ,!rtue
II u 20 ycr "i sale ga raid mortgage aal e.,
rtttute IA -uoI oa5-- ui,d- aui tr vale tbcrr
y n ba sold a. pubic auction q the uighUsi
uidder, On January Ct. a. - li.3 at or
% ci"c. p. 1t thJ uO a. east q1.ytrr 1f Jhe
rOItfi st Gttr'tT ct -cCituu t~Uut,-uh.s o.
'pNusll'p Ne ton, sputh, rauye louTt vat
CIuuty q. Van Barei ahd state o. NicAi.l
a. tho ro1t dor or tho con Il .l-e iu tie
village of Pew PAW Va. Burn O. ,Gu 10 =
q ~, b, tine sheriff O. sad comfy 80 Satafy
thr auiGl due ou sad mort-age.
Da ci ID Ciiuv Oct ID r lOth. 1872
CHESTER tL,MBEELAJS, atsi noe.
l0siEW d OLEllAE,
qI5ti3 ATS tn lssi nee
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LONG EsBeNCK STORE.

Which from its infarcy hss been under my
sp, ecal guar isrshlp, and IN part the object
nf my care. 10 CONCLUSION the undersigned
would beg TO say that tho magnitude Ci The
stock and the assortment of goods now offered
tor inspection ard s.le st this establishment, is
without prec' dent aud beyond a parallel IL
tbc annals of the
lsctaig Dry Goods Tradp.
Pefore the close OF the present scasoD, ]
she'll offer large invoices of desirable eoodr
and intend and promise 10 have Tie prices in
all cases shade lover than auy Other Is. tab
iishment.
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LOW PRICES

il 80 o. to wea9on used. And through the
iustIumei lty OF tins and tho enterprise Of
Inc never-,irInS hsnd OF its rrir cipal, the work
las been c,mnepCc1 aud shall be carried on
upon a magnificent &c le, beyond peradvoniure
to mi-taee- Having the requisite facilities ut
hsDd which arc particularly desirable az tie
pres mt day. 10 compete with an establishment
llko this, and 70 much neeled by the man of
with every possible advantage st
my command, not even pebb'e t. obstruc: or
to mar my course, once more
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1872.

The New York Herald in its editorial COM
ments upon the meeting of colored men that
took place at Cooper Institute, in that city, on
Thursday night last, says: -'Throughout the
proceedings there was display of ignorance,
bigotry and ruffianism revolving to those who
have been taught to believe that the ballot is
the palladium of our liberties. Yet deplorable
as was the exhibition at the Cooper Institute,
it was orderly compared with the scenes enacted
in some of the Southern States The negroes
freed from slavery in the South are far more
degraded, ignorant and intolerant than their
brethren in New York, and can be more easily
melted to acts of rowdyism and violence. =
Upon such men the republican politicians are
endeavorng to bestow the political control OF
the whole Southern country. Let the citizens
of New York picture their own city ruled by
the votes of such electors us assembled In the
Cooper Institute, and they will be able to APP
preciate the condition of the States and cities
of the South The fault does not lie with the
negroes, but with those who strive to bind
them together as distinctive political power,
by imposing upon their creduity and infaming
their passions. The incendiary speeches of
Secretary Boutwell, calling for a ceaseless enml-
ty between the negroes and the whites; the
dangerous and unchristian letter of Gerrlt
Smith, in which the fierce hatrcds engendered
by slavery are invoked to make the South, In
bis own words, ''hell Of horrors these are
the Influences that are calculated to turn the
negro into demon and to make the suffrage
extended to the black race, in our love of JUS
ticc and equal rights, curse to the. nation.-
Left alone by the politicians; gradually en-.
lightened and educated up to the capacity of
forming an Intelligent political Judgment;
taught that the shackles of slavery are broken
forever; that their lot in life must henceiorth
be carved out by their own industry that they
have an equal interest with all other citizens 10
the peace, progress and prosperity of the ma
ton, and that they must henceforth live IN har.
mony and trust with their white neighbors the
negroes would become docile and useful peo-
pie, and their happiness and success in life
would be insured But the teachings of the
radical republican politicians are calculated to
keep them still in the Ignorance into which
slavery has plunged them and to bring untold
evils on their heads.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19

The President has addressed letter to }. j.
Bryan, Mayor of Chattanooga, in which he ex-
presses his regret that he and the members of
his Cabinet will not find it practicable to accept
the invitation of the Mayor and Board of Trade
of the city of Chattanooga to visit that city.
The President in conclusion says: "On my
part appreciate the compliment, doubly Sc
because it is independent of political or party
considerations, at time too when party feel,
ing runs high. [ should enjoy visit to Chat
tanooga under any circumstance, and particu-
larly so as the guest of the citizens without
respect to party. My desire is to see harmony,
concord and prosperity everywhere in our COM
mon country"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19

The editor of the Petersburg Index, writing
to his paper from Middcburg, Loudoun coun-
ty, Va, says :-"Col. Mosby's avowcd oppos-
ton to Greeley and championship of Grant is
not without its effect, especially in the upper
portion Of the district, and it will be necessary
to get before the people a number Of good can
vassers to overcome it. Mosby is greatly liked
through this country, and many people share
his natural indignation at having his motives
in this matter misconstrued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19

The New York Express speaking of the ku-
klux business in connection with the Albany
prisoners, says: WAS not the Dorr rebellion
in Rhode Iland, twenty eight or thirty years
ago, more formidable than all law breaking
riots, Instructions secret societies. ku klux
and vigilance committees in all the Southern
prescribed States combined during the past Sc
ven years? And did not Rhode Island escape
the military law and carpet. baggers, and United
States government robberies which have since
been forced upon the South ?"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-08-19

The New York mortality list for last week
shows heavy increase compared with that of
the week previous owing to the recurrence Of
Intensely hot weather. The number of deaths
were 1872, being an increase of l07, many of
which we're from sun-stroke There were 1913
births and LOG marriages during the week, a
decrease of eight births and sxty=seven mar
riages The number of deaths 10 Philadel phia
during the week was 495 an increase Of 90.