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MORTGAGE SALE.

DEFAl 1T having been made I'D the condition
OF @ certain Mortgage. (whcreby the power
therein contained to sell has become operative)
executed by Daniel Cuug,aud Jane Young, his
wife, OF Grand junction. an Bureu County.
Michigan, 20 Francis W. Sellick, OF Paw Paw.
Van Buren, County, Michigan, bearing date the
tweuty-iirst day OF November. A. d. eighteen
hundred and seYenty-iOUr, and recorded in the
Office Of the Register OF Deeds, Of Van Buren,
County, in said state OF Michigan, on the thlr-
teenth day OF November, A.. D. eighteen hun
died and seventy-four, in Llber "12n OF Mort
cages, on page 81, upon which Mortgage there
is claimed TO be due at the date OF this notice.
thesum OF -Four hundred and twentv-three dol
lars and twenty-five cents, S423.22)and no pro-
ceedlngs at law having been instituted to re-
cover any part thereof: Notice is therefore
hereby gwen. that on Saturday the 18th day OF
March, A.. ID 1876, at ten o'clock IN the fore
noon, | shall sell at public auction, 10 the high
est bidder, (sale to take place at the front door
OF the Van Buren, County Circuit Court House.
in the Village Of Paw Paw the premises de-
scribed in said Mortgage, Cor so much thereof
as shall be necessary TO satisfy the amount due
on such Mortgage, with ten per cent interest.
and legal costs. together with an Attorney fee
OF thirty dollars cOvenanted for therein that
is to say, the following piece or parcel OF land
situated IN Van Buren, County. in the state OF
Michigan. viz: Block thirteen. 13) also lot
four. - In block number twenty-five, COZ IN
the village oil Grand Junction.
Dated. Paw Paw, December 9Th, 1875.
l030u3 FRANCIS vs.. SELLLCK, Mortgage.
o. y. GLDDEE agent for MOrtgagee.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

I DEFAULT having been made In the con-
ditions OF q certain Mortgage (whereby the
power therein contained to sell has becOMe
operative executed by Rachael Frary. OF Law
renee. Van Buren, County. Michigan, to Almon
Is. Convey, OF Waverly, Michigan, bearing date,
the fifth day OF June A. ID. eighteen hundred
ami seventy three, and recorded in the Office OF
the Register Of Deeds, for the County Of Van
Buren,. in said State OF Michigan, on the 23d
day OF June, A. ID. eighteen hundred and
seventy-three, IN Liber ''6" OF Mortgages, on
page $50, which said Mortgage was duly as
signed on the eighteenth day of February. A.
ID. eighteen hundred and seventy-four. by the
said Almon b. Convey, to G. A. Harrison, which
SAID assignment was on the eighteenth day OF
February. A. ID. eighteen hundred and seventy
four, recorded In said Registers Office, LIber
80" Of Mortgages, on page 141, upon which
Mortgage there is claimed to be due at the
date OF this notice, the sum OF Sixty.FOur
DOliars& Sevenyt.snx cents and no
suit or proceedings nj law having been institute
ed to recover any part thereof Notice is
therefore hereby given, that on Saturday, the
2Eth day Of December next at IL O'Clock IN the
forenoon, shall sell at public Auction, to the
highest bidder (sale to tahe place at the front
door Of the Van Buren, County Circuit Court
House, in the village OF Paw Paw the prem
Ises described in said Mortgage, Cor so much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy the
amount due on such Mortgage, with ten per
cent interest, and legal costs, together with an
Attorney fee Of Twenty-Five dollars, covenant
cd for therein that is to say. the following
piece or parcel OF land, sltu.t IL Van .,nIen
County, in the State OF Michigan, VIZ: Lots
number thirteen Q3) fourteen (14) and fifteen
(15), in block number two (2) in Cages Add
ton TO the Village of Lawrence, according to
The recorded plat thcreor.
Dated Paw Paw, Mich, sep. 10, \. u. 1870
G. A. HARRISON, Assignee. l07O13
D. w. ROWLAND Attorney for Assignee
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Notice 10 Hen, ClaiUpla.

Notice TO He, Claims.
In Probate Court Van Buren, County :-Es-
tate Of Andrew Longstreet deceased. Notice
is hereby given, that said Probate Court viii
receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
mands OF creditors against tne Estate Of sad
deceased, and Monday, 18th January, 157G, and
Monday 7th February, 1876 are hereby as
signed FOR hearing said claims, and Sis months
from the date hereof are allowed creditors i'm
which 20 present their claims
Dated. Paw Paw, December GOTH 1915.
lOS2t6 O.. W. LAYTON. Judge OF Probate
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
The Circuit Court FOR the County c2 Van
franklin w. efanrlng ;


lIEULV L6|UUU.
NOTICE l5 hereby given that, on the 4th dav
OF September, 1875. Wut OF attachmen. vas
duly Issued out Of the Circuit Court tor the
County OF Van Buren,, at tho SUIT OF Franklin
NJ. Manning, the above named plaintiff against
the lands, tenemeDts, goods and clat.es,
moneys and effects, OF Henry Ismon, tho de-
fendant above named, for the sum OF ten hun
dred and thirty-four dollars and seventy-Eve
cents, which said writ was returnabe on the
9th day OF October. 1875 1074t7
Dated this 18th day OF October. 1875.
RICHARDS * Mills PlT Is Att'vs
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~ ~ 20 10 - b . "a - - IA d Ab4o
BY virtue and Ia pursuance o. license 70
sell. TO me granted boy the Hon. George W.
Lawton, Judge OF Probate Of the County Of
Van Buren,, IN the state of Michigan, and bear
ms date December Goth, s.. j. 1875 I shall
sell at public auction or yonduc. Oh Eedues-
day, the sixteenth DAY of February A. ID. 1876.
atone o'clock in the afternoon al the premises
herein described, and situate In the township
or Porter, in said Van Buren, County. an the
right, title, and ntercs, of FradercE 81. Nur-
ray. and Harvey Murray. Minors. u and TO tue
following described real estate, to-vlt: The
southwest quarter OF the northeast Culrtor
Of section number tmrty-three ia town four
south oil range thirteen west containing forty
acres Of land, more or less.
Dated, December Goth. 1915. IGS3t7e
JAMES MAyA'r, Guardian OF Frederick durro-
and Harvey Murray, Nlnors.
DIssoL uTIoN.-The partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned. under the
style and name Of Taylor u Lee. was dissolved
on the 22d day Of November, 1875. by mutual
consent.
December ID, 1875. 1079t3
WILSON LEE.
T. II JAyrOp
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9}jrhlnoud G|lspattIl.
,,,,cr from Petersburg.

MARCH &c, 1870.
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From Lexington.
ALPHA.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dspatch.l
LEXlSGToS, March -, 1919.
The PRESBYTERIAN church here has calico
the Rev. Mr.. Ross, Scotch divine, from
Canada, to supply their pulpit for one year
H. hu> been preaching in this place for seye-
r.i days. and made many friends.
In travelling by the pike to this place, as
XII n in visiting various sections 0! Augusta
and Rock bridge counties, the writer has had
good opportunity to observe the wheat
crop and, the Lexington Gazette 10 the con-
trIrN. must say that II Is quite promising.
old and experienced farmers represent the
damage done 10 the crop by the hard winter
j. slight, and in many instances not notice
atir. and the agricultural community gene
rally J. g. much surprised as grained ut The
"hrM PROSPECT, though, Of course, nothing
certain cauJtt bc prcdlciled as TO the harvest.
Your corrcSp) udent has no axe 10 grind
IA THU connection. On the contrary, he
Ao!v> 10 base wheat 10 sell. But there Is so
1much IN every hand to depress our people
that all tie good ana encouraging ought to
hr made public. Jus. here, there Is a deal
q! buucombe indulged in by newspaper
Writer'S. and editors too, who ought to know
''.,,"r, ~ 10 the motives lying back Of favor
ag.r crop reports, Sc, attributing such ac-
counts, ~ an effort 10 luil1cDcc the market,
'aeu really The writer 10 nine cases out o!
.'u, hnows nothing about the market ana
'-s'c> I,>,-is only Il faithful cbrUn!cler Of the
topic, Of The day.
A large and experienced contractor on the
Valley railroad tells me that, judging from
Tie >igL- Of the tlmes, be thinks work will
BE- Resumed this summer, and the road com
l'ct,d al lc1is. as lar rs Lexington. $50
mote it be- BoTEToURT.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

MARCH 23-The city Is not bare Of customers,
Int they shver In the wintry Winds, ana look visit
fully III the heaps of snow ana the iroHn sfou,n
come on mt the usual time 10 make thelr purcnt 6
for the spring trade but they have no bart 10 20
iare, ly inro the ownership OF spring n.oflcs nnti
there Is little more promise OF genial and appro-
~ a. for tnis reason that chnice fancy goods sell
50 much more readily than staple rabrict Seiec-
tinns must be made before the best aSs0rnents are
broken, but plain goods can bc acquired ~ any
time. ..ao ohors ,soverv
GOOD attendance Of buyers. who are diligently eau,
yassiug The ,rAet, soliciting 1ayorlIe SSIes. anu
making up very moderate quanltles ior ne gh g.,
than usual all over the northern and western Statts
on accoun, oil the unprecedented ien8th anu sever
ny Prices are more steadily maintained than could
Rrown ,hett,ngs and Strings share with other
staples Ih The very moderate trace, uut nea,J -,
descriptions are nrhI5 neio' al" '''3 "''' "'
t,,,,,, ,hec,lngs and shIrtings especially inihe
finer qualities are among nSns e IN nrices New York
TiIIs shirtugs are solo ahead at value; Inc current
deliveries are made at l5t3c. r,. go.
ranid advance 10 The extreme recently quotea
chiefly in const qu.ncc Of the difficulties ,n some OF
the eastern mills, has led TO little reacaon tince
the disputes have been partially compromised
This. however. Is not accep I'd by ALL some singng
SIM to the highest rates. we quoes o. goaTs q
good TO extra square for present use, ana o'seS
&c for forward delivery.
Prints are firm, although the extreme pretensloiis
Of Que or two prnters Dased on the probable scarce
nv Of cloths, have not been maintained. Standard
,nadders are sol1 TO jobbers at &C., le per cent
and obbed III &c.: specialies. including choice SIDE
b ,nds anu leading novelties, 919lOc.
Woollcn goods are quiet.
Foreign goods are steady, and all desirable style.
are freely taken.
Altar auction sale Of Paris and Lyons black apt
colored >iks. over 500 pieces were offered, ant
about two thirds were disposed or Also sale o.
linens. white goods &c. he attendance was gooe
and prices fair ana inc sale generally
ribbons and millinery ,ods. The sale was weil at
tended, although no disposition Was manifested e
take large lots. All the saBpie lots ana some dapi
Gates we're sold at better prices than those realizes
az the latest previous sales--Journal Of Commerce
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D.; calfsk,ns, French. s1.25@s2.25 " H.; rougi
! 'kirting, 2202Sc.
Iron, Steel nails, &c.
IRON: American refined, Old Dominion. g. 1C
swedes. hammered, 6A@7c.: hoop. e@sc.: Bur.
dens mule snoe. 725 @s7.50 500 bs.: Trede
gar horseshoe, S5.75@s6; rredegar mule-shoe.
Steel: Mayors cast STEEL 2o@21c q q. ;Euglis al
blistered, lShc. r d.; American .iiatered, 12kc.
Nails: Old Dominion, $3.50 for STANDARDIZED
Is. tea penny other sizes extra
~ Plough castfngs: Wholesale, SIC; retail, ssc.
Liquors, Wines. sc.
Ate: Scotch. best brands, pints, 81 2592.50 p
Rsctidsd Wnhkevs: Marke, excited and unset
ted owing to Increase OF United States tax. Proof
held at s1.25@f1.3O.
Bye Whtsk:ys: Medium, s1.5oss2; pure old,
f20A: Virginia Mountain, new. &2lD$2.60 Old.
*2.50Gs3. 30 and upwards.
Brdndfes:: Domestic. 81 .251sZ: rruit. 81 $3.50
Rum: New England, 9l.60Gs1.7U; Jamaica
and SAINTS Cruz. s4aS6.
Licorice:
Lfe1 =, sp postS s Co;s1c.; r. r., 2se:;
27c.; A. q. C., 26c-
Lumber, Slaves. Etc:
IL LesT White oak a. West
*356ls75 p 900. Yellow nine boards. IL 0@sl4;
toisr s12as1S, according To- lengths. :;hlngIes-
Pine, S2.50@$5: cypress six-inch, $7.50G$13.50
1000. laths-shit $3.50; sawed, $3.50 q
Whskey-barrcl timber, green. S1s92O
u 1000: seasoned. s201s25 "a 1000. Flour.
barrel timber, f6@s75O p 1000. Flour barrel
poles, s7@Ss: hogshead hoops, no demand; hlck-
Rope: Manila, best, 23@25c.; sisal, 22c. q b.;
fute. 12lxc.
Rngs-MIxed cotton. Sc. white, 4@oc.; wool.
len, 2@3c. '.s"" '-r.ss AZ
-.H.. Powder, Shot. Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. SO. Soc 6Ds1 rs n 100 feet.
, Poloder: 1915 by the five kegs-less than i've
kegs. .25: blasting. s3.5UI044.
Shot: Northern, 1926 "a paX of 25 rs.
Grtndstones: 2Gl2hc. p II.
Seeds.
C1ouer 47Mk7.50 % bushel.
Timothy f3.7540t4 p bushel
Orchard Grass: $3.50 T3 bushel.
DlilI-Feeo. s..
Shipstuf: soc. "a bEshel.
BrO,onStuf: SOC p bushe
Shorts: Csc. IA bushel.
Wheat Bran: zoe. ~ bushel.
Corn Bran: 1S@2Oc. - busheL
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NH DG
nor SALE,

DOR SALE,
l. ONE PAIR MULES. sMA
Price, $50. Apply to MN
JOHN DAILY, &14kkae
opposite &. +. Walson's Furniture Works,
NH 26-2t Rockets.
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WASHINGTON, March 25.-Major Cox, pay
master, has been assigned 10 San Antonio,
Texas.
The Senate failed to confirm Maynard'er
and Breunemau, nominated by the President
ms paymaSters. 1t is a question whether the
President can appoint.
The Attorney General has written letter
to United States attorneys having control OF
suits against parties charged with fraud IN
connection with the operations OF the Freed
men's Bure,u requiring them to Investigate
promptly and thoroughly the alleged frauds,
and 10 institute proceedings in all cases
where they are satisfied frauds have been
committed, and to make an early report to
the Department of Justice in detail, giving
the name of each case and whatever action
has been taken.
Senator Robertson did not sever his rela-
tons with the Republican caucus, but at
tended all its meetings. He refused to vote
for Il resolution recognizing the legality OF
the Kellogg Legislature, but voted for the
resolution approving what was termed the
Presidents protection of the people OF Lou
isiana from domestic violence.
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Ice I'm the Atlantic Ocean,

New YORK, March 25.- Steamships which
arrived yesterday brought reports of large
Quantities of ice encountered in mid. ocean.
The Holsatia, from Hamburg, while in lati.
tude 43. longitude 40, passed two immense
icebergs, and was three hours forcing pas
sage through large fields Of drift ice. The
steamer Cambria, from Havre, met with
similar experience, but found greater dlt1'
Guilty in avoiding the distractions. On the
18th instant, when in latitude ID and longi-
tude &c, the vessel passed a short distance
from an immense iceberg. and about MD
night came into immense fields OF DRIFT ice,
through which the steamer could not iorcc
passage. No opening appeared, and it was
found necessary to 90 out of her course and
pass around the field. The steamer l. Anne
rique, from Havre, also encountered fields of
ice on March Goth, while in latitude 43 and
longitude 81. I
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LOUISVILLE LEAF.ToBACCO MARKET

MARcH 22.-There was good demand. with
offerings OF mode rate dimensions. and tbe niarkc
was firm. The sales aggregated Al hnQsheats.
The safes to-day In this market wer. distributed
as follows.
| The Farmers House sold IS hngsheads 4 hogs
heads Simpson county new leaf ut 5000. 81
s12 so, ant x12 25: 3 hoashe1tS Simpson county
new lngs Mt ~, - 80 and $40: hogsbe ads OLD
$13.
he Picket House sold ] 2 hogsheads hogshead
Taylor county leaf mt 81; hogsh. ada Todd conn
IS lear at II $50 81 SO, s12. aud $40 rs; hogs
heads Todd county Tugs ut 20 and 1870: hogs
head Perry county Indiana) Tugs at IS so: 2 hogs
heads Meafle county froze Tugs ut g So and f6 90
2 hr gsheads l. atue county Jugs at 70 and s7.40.
The Ninth-slreet House sold 4 hogshs ads: Q
ho2shead; Todd county Tugs and leaf AZ % so,
1870: iiogsheads Carroll county leif Ut 81 10
sl4 70 g hogsheads Carroll county Tugs at 1850
The Boone House sold hogshpads: hogsheads
Logan county leaf at s11DSSS0: 2 hogSheads
Logan county Tugs a. "a. s0@i7.9 80: h0ashesds
Robertson county (Tenu.J leaf at S1l139.60:
hogshead Davies county leaf at 1880: hogs
heaa aV1ess county frosted Jugs At S6.40.-Cou
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SINKING OF AN OYSTER SCHooNER-THREE
OF HER CREW DRuwNED.-On Monday the
schooner Little John. from Onancock. Va.
Captain James NJ. Evans owner and master,
bound from Smiths island for Baltimore
with Il cargo of oysters, was cap>iZed and
sunk oif James, Point, below Sharp's island,
in the Chesapeake. sixty miles from this city,
and three men were drowned, the captain
alone bcin! picked up.
The names OF those who were lost were
John b. Haley (white) aged twenty years.
belonging to Combs island, Va. Robert
Bcvans and William Blyley, both coorod,
who belonged on the Eastern Shore Of Nir-
ninia, where they were shipped. There were
five hundred bushels Of oysters on the YES.
sell The loss is estimated at 81 800, upon
| which there was 40 Insurance. Baltimore
| Sun. 2jth.
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movement would be made through the
Fourth congressional district requesting Mr..
Stowell to resign, and protesting against his
drawing the pay Of a member of Congress
from the Fourth district Of Virginia. tie
also repeated what he said In his speech at
Amelia Courthouse in August last" Una,
Mr.. S,owclL would never represent this aus
trict in the Forty-fourth Congress OF the
United States"
Mr.. Chambliss then referred to the move
ment now before the public for the compile.
ton of the National Monument in the city OF
Washington. He said that Mr.. jefferson was
the Father of Democracy, but washington
was the Father Of bis Country, ana that the
people of the original thirteen States would
show by their actions that patriotism was
not dead, aud he hoped that the Republic
was saved.
1t Is now understood that Mr.. Lotford was
an English noblcman.
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NEW YORK IRON MARKET.

MARCH 23.-Iron For scotch pig the marked adj
vance in rates o? freight from Glasgow iatteIiy
,hens views OF importers but prIcea are rem
derrd about nominal on account ef The slow de-
mand. In American pig dealings are unimpor.ant
The offerings OF No. are light, and they rule reIa
lively better han the other brands Scrap i rmer
lot OF 100 tons was placed ~ :36 aud II is under
Stood some parties decline 10 sci. II this price.
Rails nave been III ac'iye demsnd; sales are re-
ported of 10000 t,ns tiron aud steef) ON private
t.rms, The quotations are rs follows:
t37tQ t3S for Glen sarnock; i3S for Coitness; no.
minal for Langloan. Carnhroe, summeilce. ana
No. ] Gartscherrie; Esiinion q; ts4Wf33.
American pig is quoted at s2S@s29 for NO. ],
saGGls27 Tor NO. 3. apd a259st23 for forge.
Kew rails, SAT at gold, for hnslish, and 500 Tor
AMERICAN, Old rails pominaliy s30@,32 for i
Wrought scrap at i36 from yard Refined Bar.
store prices are Bar, Swedes, ordinary saet.. =.
sI3Oaaf40; bar, swedsss plough s,z,s. - no
bar refined, d 10 inch round aad square,
10 i Inches by x 10 inch. s65; bsr, rel 81, "a
10 q By 4 and SIC Inch. no otf, ftn Tim !.
,.j i 4 ~. 81 "r,l s-1B "a
: ~ =, J. .a.ssa Incnes, s72 aoass7 DO
sc.cI., Ss0G si25; os~ls ana .-4I-.s-usis
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BY TELEGRAPH.
The Louisiana District Jnaresh,p.

WASHINGTON, March 25.-Marshal Pack
ard, Judge Pardee. and Colonel Fish visited
the President to-day regarding his power to
appoint Pardee or any one else as district
judge Of Louisians. The President still has
his power under Amusement; but it is fore.
gone conclusion that The bench will be va
can't until the convention Of the next Con-
gress. 1t seems to have been the determ-
nation Of the Senate to send there person
who had no local affiltltion.
At the latest hour, Senator Pratt, OF India
M, was suggested to the President by the
judiciary Committee. BY the usual courte-
sy to ex.senators his name would have come
up for immediate action without reference to
the committee, aud the President was as
sured of Pratt's confirmation; but he adj
hercd to Pardee, whose name went Oh the
table. This action involves no personal dis
arrangement to Judge Pardee, but carries out
the theory of the Republican senators that
an entire stranger should occupy the bench.
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LABOR VS.. MoSoroLY. - Philadelphia,
March 24.--The invitation committee ap'
pointed by the Autobiography Convention
which lately met in harrisburg was in SEES
sion in this city yesterday and last night. II
was fully attended. The first Tuesday in
September was agreed upon as the time and
Cincinnati as the place for holding the pro-
posed national conference of representative
workingmen and farmers. Five hundred
delegates will be invited, about nalt from tne
Oranges and other farmers associations, ana
half from The mechanics, miners, and others:
The conference will be 4 private one, ana
may or may not be determined upon indie
PENDENT political action. The committee
having it in charge are in correspondence
with every section of the country, and will
ende1yor, in making their selections OF oe'e'
gates, to secure the most conservative prac'
teal, and popular men.
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Germany,
Great Britain
from tie Charlotte u. c. Observer

THE NORTH RoAD.-The recent changc OF
the gauge of the North Carolina railroad ne
tween Charlotte and Greensboro cu!s that
road into two parts as 1t stands at present,
and what disposition will be made OF the
eastern portion of it is matter OF interest.
The Gold>boro' Messenger thus rtethoes a
rumor which we published some days ago:
"Various rumorS are atloat-o one that the
Richmond aud Danville Company will also
change the gauge from Greensboro to Colds
boro', and cooperate with the Atlantic road
in changing the gauge to Morehead City;
another, that the road east Of Greensboro Is
to be farmed out to the highest bidder-that
he Atlantic road has been offered the road
from Goldsboro: to Raleigh, and the Raleigh
and CASTOR road from Raleigh to Green's
yoro'.'