AGRICULTURAL AND DOMESTIC. f A Midsummer Song. h, father's gone lo market town; he wasupbeforo PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNINC the day, nd Jamie's after robins, and tho man is making a the third story of the brick block corner of Mai hay, and Huron streets, nd -whistling down the hollow goes the boy that ANN AKBOR, - - MICHIGAN. minds the mill, "hile mother from the kitchen door is calling with •Entrance on Huron street, opposite the Gregor a will— HOURG. " Polly!—Polly ! -The cows are in the corn! O. POHTD Oh, Where's Polly?" EDITOK AND PUBLISHER. rom all the misly morning air there comes a sum- mer sound— Terms, IS2.OQ a year, or SI.50 in advance . murmur as of waters from skies, and trees, and ground. 1 The birds they sing upon tho wing, tho pigeons bill BATES OS ADVERTISING and coo, over hill and hollow rings again the loud S^AOE. 1 w. 2 w. I 3 w. 6 w. I 8 m. 6 m. 1 year halloo— " Polly!—Polly!—Tho cows are in the corn! 1 aquaro.. $ 75 $1 25 $1 SO $J I0K8 50 $5 00 $8 0' Oh, Where's Polly?" 2 squares.. 1 50 2 00 2 601 3 50 6 00 8 0012 01 3 squares.. 2 00 2 50 3 50 6 00 7 60 10 50 15 Of Vbove the trees the honey-bees swarm by with buzz 1-;) column 3 50 4 00 4 50 6 00 10 00 15 00 25 and boom, J^ column * 00 5 Of] (i 0(1 8 00 12 00 20 00 30 01 VOLUME XXXI. Vnd in the field and garden a hundred flowers ij column; S 00 7 00 8 00 10 00 15 00(24 00 88 01 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1876. NUMBER 1594. bloom. ' olrtmu 7 00|10 00 12 00 15 00 20 00 30 00 55 01 Within the farmer's meadow a brown-eyed daisy lVumin,.jlO 00,15 00|18 00(82 00|85 00 CO 00100 00 blows. \nd down at the edge of the hollow a red . and Twelve lines or l<>sa considered a square. TttE S?LOOi> OF YEARS. snakes. He took his child in his arm thorny rose. Cards in Directory, not to exceed four lines, $4.00 Reaching the foot of a rocky mound, A disabling.wound would have been the of cavalry after them, when wo reached AFJilCAN EXPLORATION. But Polly!—Polly!—The cows are in the corn! a yeais BY WILLIAM OULLEN BRYANT* Grouard told us to halt while he took same as death. I had often wondered camp. After crossing Big Goose we and hurried away from the spot. Procur- Oh, Where's Polly 1 Business or special notices 12 cents a line for tli Stanley and Mis JSxpertition Heard From— ng the assistance of a hired man, the two, Brst insertion, and 8 cents for each subsequent in- observations. By this time wo hadhow a man fait whon he saw inevitable, were nearly a dozen miies from our camp Five Intci'esting Letters from the In- sertion. A mighty Hand, from an exhauatless um, armed with flails, returned to thelow ntrange at such a time of day the mill shi uld Pours forth the never-ending Flood of Years moved about four miles from our late sudden doom before him. I know it on Little Goose creek, and you may trepid Explorer. stop its clatter! . Marriage and death notices free; obituary notices Among the nations. How the rushing waves] bivouac. We observed Grouard's move- now, for I had no idea of escape, and judge how badly we were used up, when den. They attacked the serpents, .nhe larmer's wife is listening now, rcnd wonders 5 rents a line. Bear all before them ! On their foremost edge, ments with some interest, as we knew we could not have suffered more if an Indian it took four hours to make six miles. The London Daily Telegraph, of .hreshing right and left. For five min- what's the matter. Yearly advertisers have the privilege of changing And there alone, is Life ; the Present there July 26, announces the receipt of five Oh, wild the birds are pinging in the wood and on their advertisements quarterly. Additional chang- Tosses and foams and fills tue &ir wilh roar were in the enemy's country, and might knife or bullet had pierced my heart. The rocks had skinned our feet and utes tho contest waged, the noise made the hill, ing will be charged for. Of iningled noises. Tlrey are they who toil, letters from Henry M. Stanley, the Af- )y tho rattles of the snakes being almost While whistling up the hollow goes the boy that Advertisements unaccompanied by written or encounter Indiana at any moment. So it was with all of us. It is one thing starvation had weakened our frames. And they who strive, and they who feast, aud they Scarcely had the scout taken a first look to face death in the midst of excitement. Only a few were vigorous enough to rican explorer. Tho first letter bears leafening. Biley and his man killed minds the mill. •verbal directions will be published three months, Who hurry to and fro. The sturdy hind— date of July 29, 1875, and was written at But Polly!—Polly!—Tho cows are in the corn ! aud charged accordingly. Woodman"aud delver with tho spado—are there, from the crest of the ridge,when a peculiar It is quite another thing to meet him in push on. At 5 o'clock we saw a few wenty-one of the reptiles, and many es- Oh, where'B Polly ? Legal advertising, first Insertion, 70 cents per \nd busy artisan beside his bonch, motion of his hand summoned Baptiste almost cold blood, with the prospect of more Indians, but we took no pains to Mayhyga island, Lake Vietoria-Niyanaa, caped into the fissures in the rock. Bl- —li. W. Gilder, in ticriimer for Avgvst. folio; 35 cents per folio for each subsequent inser- And xiallld student with his written roll. and describes the voyage from King ti,n. When a postponement is added to an advortise- A moment on the mounting billow seen— to his side. Both left their ponies be- your dishonored carcass being first mu-conceal ourselves further. They evi- ey's little boy had wandered alone infli t, the whole will be. charged tlio same as the lirst Tho flood sweeps over them, and they are gone. low the bluff, and observed the country tilated and then left to feed the fox and dently mistook us for a camp outguard, Mtesa's territory, at the northern end of o this dangerous place, and had cap- Around the House. AfifiOTiOD There groups of revelers, whose brows are twined Lake Victoria-Niyanza. In the course With roses, ride tho topmost swell awhile, from between the rocks on the summit. the vulture. After a man once sees the and, being only a handful, kept away. ured the snake and taken it home. It ABUNDANT rain has made tho hay crop And, as they raise their flowing cups to touch A minute afterward they had mounted skull and cross-bones as our party saw it At 7 o'clock we met some cavalry out this voyage Stanley and party narrowly was two feet and a half long, and had n Eastern Vermont the best for many JOB The GliVking brim to brim, are whirled beneath escaped massacre by the savage and Pamphlets, Posters, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, The waves, and disappear. I hear tlio jar their horses, and came galloping back on the afternoon of July 7, no subse- hunting, and we sent into camp for seven rattles.—Milford {Pa.) Cor. Neiu ears. SallTiekcis, 1-a.bels, Blanks, Bill-Heads and other to us. " Quick, for your lives," cried quent glimpse of grim mortality can horses, as most of the men could walk treacherous natives of Bumbirch, a large York Sun. Of beaten drums, and thunders that break forth island on the western side of the lake. IN the harvest-field exercise all the .irieties. ot Plain aud Fancy Job Printing executed From cannon, where the advancing billow sends Grouard. We mounted immediately possibly impress him in the same man- no further. Capts. De Wees and Eow- rudence you can in drinking large -with promptness, and in the best x>odBible style. Up to the sight long files of armed men, and followed him. He led us among ner. elle, of the Second Cavalry, came out to Tho natives were beaten off after a se- That hurry to the charge through flame and smoke. vere fight, and the party arrived safely Cremation in South Carolina. iraughts of cold water.—Dts Moines The torrent bears them under, whelmed and hid, hills of red sandstone, the footstool of us with led horses, and we reached camp A strange and solemn event has re- licffister. Slayer and slain, in heaps of Woody foam. the mountains, and we were obliged to Well, the eternal shadows were fast in camp, after encountering heavy BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Down go the steed and rider; the plumed chief closing around us; and the bullets were at 10 o'clock Monday morning amid con- cently occurred in this county, which THE seed of sunflowers is the most Sinks with his followers; the head that wears make our horses leap down on rocky gratulations from every side. The men storms, The second letter was written The imperial diadem goes down beoide hitting nearer every moment, and 4he from Dumo, in Uganda, dated Aug. 15, arries the mind back to those ancient lealthy feed that can be given to horses ONA1J) MACLEAN, M. D., Physician and ledges as much as six or seven feet to who remained at Goose creek were days when the remains of the dead were D Surgeon. Office and residence, 71 Huron street, The felon's with cropped ear and branded clieeh. follow his course-. Within fifteen min- Indian yell was growing stronger and brought in some hours later. Thus, 1875. Here the explorer established a n winter and spring ; half a pint a day Ann Arbor. Office hours from 8 to 9 a. m. and from A funeral train—the torrent Bweeps away fiercer, when a hand was laid on my camp on the main land within access of disposed of by cineration. Tho subject ceeps them in health and spirited, with I to 3 p. m. Bearers and bier and mourners. By the bed utes we reached a hill sufficiently large after passing through incredible danger if this remarkablo funeral ceremony was Of one who dies men gather sorrowing, to conceal our horses, while those of us shoulder, and a soldier named Bufus, and great privation, evory man out of the lake. From Mayhyga Stanley made leek coats, and more animated than any J. HEKIMIAN, M. D., Physician and Sur- And women weep Aloud; thto Hood rolls on 1 my neighbor on the skirmish line, said, an expedition across the lake to Ukereme Mr. Henry Berry, an aged and a highly ther feed. It prevents "heaves" W • geon. Ofnce, southwest corner Main and The wail is stifled, and the sobbing group who were fnrnished with glasses, name- thirty, unwounded as by a miracle, found espectable citizen of this county, whose Huron streets. Residence, 48 South State street. Borne under. Hark to that shrill, sudden shout— ly, Grouard, Pourier, Lieut. Sibley, and " The rest are retiring. Lieut. Sibley himself safe in Camp Cloud Peak, sur- island at its southern extremity, from and some other diseases. —Maryland Office hours from 10 to 12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. m. The cry of an applauding multitude tells us to do the same." I quietly whence he rccrossed the lake again tow- are tact, industry and economy, honest- Farmer. Swayed by some loud-tongued orator who wields myself, went into the rocks, and waited rounded by comrades. For conducting y exercised, enabled him to amass a very The living mass, as if he were its soul. to see what was coming. "What did withdrew from tho friendly pine tree this retreat with nuch consummate suc- ard the region of Uganda, while the ex- BLUE-GRASS seed is too often spoiled E. McFARLiND, Surgical and Mechan- The waters choke the shout, and all is still. which had kept at least a dozen bullets pedition was being transported in ca- arge property. Many years ago, in at- ical Deniist, corner of Main and Huron you see, Frank!" asked"Sibley of the cess, Frank Grouard deserves the highest empting to remove the remains of a be- )y being gathered and packed when too i, next, a kneeling crowd, »ni*. on" Vvho spreads scout. "Only Sitting Bull's war party," from making havoc of my body. "Go place among the scouts of the American noes. During the return voyage Stanley lamp. To keep it must be well sun-dried The hands in prayer ; the ingulfing wave o'ertakes to your saddle-bags and take all your am- inflicted severe punishment upon the oved relative from the spot where they And swallows them and him. A sculptor wields Frank replied. "Knew they were up continent. xad lain for some time, he encountered a after it is stripped from the stems. In here without coming at all." We did munition." said Sibley( as I passed him. treacherous savages of Bumbirch for the Kentucky the seed is generally stripped The CIIIBCI, and the stricken marble grows " We are going to abandon the horses. The oldest of our Indian fighters, in- attack made upon his expedition, men- ight which created in his mind an un- To beauty: at his easel, eager-eyed, not have long to wait for the confirma- sonquerable aversion to being buried, jy hand in the field. The seed is very A painter stands, and sunshine, at his touch tion of his words. Almost at the same The Indians are all around us, and we cluding Col. Royall, concur in saying tioned in first letter. The third letter mall, and its vitality cannot be pre- f H. JACKSON, Dentist. Office eon Gathers u) on the canvas, and life glows ; must take to the rocks on foot. It is that escape from danger so imminent is from Kawanga, on the frontiers of xnd to such an extent did this prejudice \\ . Main and Washington streets, over Bach & A poet, as he paces to and fro, instant groups of mounted savages ap- )ossess him in after life that he enjoined erved as long as timothy or clover seed. Abel's store, Ann Arbor, Mich. Anesthetics admin- Vlurmurs his sounding lilies* Awhile they ride peared on every hill north and east of our only chance." and appalling in a manner so successful Unyoro, dated Jan. 18, 1876. The letter Sstered if required. The advancing billow, till its tossing crest is unparallelod in tho history of Indian describes the march of the gallant ex- t upon his heirs, on pain of disinheriting DB. WOEOESTBB, of Massachusetts, Strikes? them and flings them under while their tasks us. Every moment increased the num- I did as directed, but felt a pang at employs carbolate of lime for currant UGENJ-: K. FRUKATJFF, Attorney at Law, Are yet unfinished. See a mother smile leaving my noble beast, which was bleed- warfare. plorer from Mtesa's capital across the hem, to see that his body was burned .\:>iai'y I'ublic, and Commissioner of Deeds bers, until they seemed to cover the if ter death. He was careful to designate worms, and says he finds it less costly, E )n her young ba^3 that smiles to her again— country far and wide. " They have not ing from a wound in the side. We dared country to the eastern shore of the Al- tor IVQUt^ylvania. Consultation in the German or Che torrent wrests it from her arms; she shrieks CUSTER'S LAST TIGHT. bert Niyanza. The march was made ,he spot where the ceremony should take ully as efficacious, and not as dangerous English language. Oihce, Hill's Opera-House, Ann And weeps, and midst her tears ia carried down. seen us yet," said the scout. "Unless not shoot our horses, for that would dis- )lace, and the lightwood trees that should as hellebore. He sprinkles it over the Arbor, Mloh. A beam like that of moonlight turns the spray some of them hit upon the trail we are cover our movement to tho enemy. at the head of a large army, Co glistening pearls; two lovers, hand in hand, Story of the Only Survivor—The Daring of composed of Stanley's force 36 used as fuel on the occasion. rashes when the worms first appear. CLAKK, Justice of the Peace, Notary Pub- tise on the billowy swell, and fondly look comparatively safe. Grouard advised this proceeding. With Ouster--Beset on Every Side, but Fight- Neither the foliage nor the fruit is in- • lie and Conveyancer. Will loan money for into each others' eyes. The rushing flood a celerity wliich was only possible to men ing to the Lust While Wounded—Burial and spearmen of Uganda. The The old gentleman, after lingering for Eothers on real estate security* Office over No. 8 i'jings them apart; the youth goes down; the maid, ured, and the worms are soon de- Gradually the right flank of the In- struggling for life, and to escape a dread- of the Dead. three letters contain particulars of tne many months, died on Sunday, the 9th Huron street, Ann Arbor, Mttpb. With hands outstretched in vain, ftnd Btreatning dians approached the ground over which highost geographical and ethnological troyed. eyes, ful fate, our party obeyed their orders, An officer high in command, attached nst., and on the following Tuesday his INKS & WOKDBN, 20 South Main street, Waits tor tho next high wave to follow him. we had come that morning and the pre- and, in Indian file, retired through the to the expedition operating against the value. Stanley twice traversed the coun- trange desire respecting the disposition JUDGE DAVENPORT, of Bandera, Tex., W Ann Arbor, Mich., wholesale and retail deal- An aged man succeeds; his bending form vious night. We watched their move- wood and fallen trees in our rear, toward try of Kabborega and visited Niyanza. of his remaius was carried out to the gives these figures to show the profits of ers in Dry Goods, Carpets and Groceries. Sinks Blowly ; mingling with the sullen stream ments with breathless interest. Sud- Indians, sends to the New York Herald This land exploration explains why Gleam the white locks, aud then are s^en no more. the east, firing a volley and some scat- the following interesting communication: etter. The funeral service of the church heep raising there : May 25,'?!, bought ACK & St!HMII>, dealers in Dry Goods Lo, wider grows the stream ; a sea-like flood denly an Indian attired in a red blanket tering shots before we moved out, to Gessi, of Gordon's force, who sailed on >f which he had once been a member ,449 sheep for $2,898; herding cost Sroce:ies, Crockery, etc., No. 54 South Main 5aps earth's walled pities x *iasei\e palaces The officers and men of Ouster's com- streetM. halted, looked for a moment at the earth, make the Indians believe we were still in the Albert Niyanza in April last, heard was read, and an appropriate discourse !216: salting, $47.50; total expense, Irurnblo before it i fortresses and towers and began to ride around in a circle. mand were Duried on the i8th of June, nothing of the expedition. In the here- dissolve in the swift waters; populous realms, position. Our horses were evidently where they fell, Ool. Keno,with the sur- delivered by the pastor on the Monday 8,161. Have on hand 3,130 sheep ACH & ABEL, dealers in Dry Goods, Gro- Jwept by the torrent, tee their ancient tribes "Now look out," said Grouard, "that visible to tho savages—a circumstance tofore unknown regions lying between evening previous. The next morning worth $6,260; sold wool last year for B ceries, etc., No. 20 South Main street, Ann ngulfed and lost, their very languages fellow has found our trail and they will vivors of the Seventh Cavalry Begiment, Lakes Victoria and Albert Niyanza is a Arbor, Mich. stifled and never to be littered more. that facilitated our escape. We ran for performing the last sad rites over the j us remains, incased in nothing but a $1,362.. Total profits, $8,342,25; net be after us in five minutes." a mile through the forest, waded Tongue remarkablo mountain, Gambaragara, quare box, which, by his directions, had rofits, $5,180,75. M. WAGNER, dealer in Ready-Made Cloth- I pause and turn my eyes, and, looking back, 11 bodies of their dead comrades. The ing, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Trunks Vhere that tumultuous flood has passed, I see What are we going to do ?" asked river (the headwaters) up to our waists, which Stanley thoroughly explored, and seen handsomely lined inside and in- W ?he silent Ocean of the Past, a waBte scene was sad in the extreme, and many discovered among its high uplands a IT is not too late even now to sow a Carpet Bags, etc., 21 South Main street. )f waters weltering over graves, its shores the young officer. and gained the rocks of the mountain of the men shed tears while laying away ased outside with black velvet, and or- trip of land to turnips for stock next Strewn with the wreck of fleets, where mast and pale-face tribe forming a different race FREDERICK SCHAEBER1E, teacher of "Well, we have but one chance of ridge, where no Indian pony could fol- to rest a beloved comrade. namented with trimmings, were borne winter. They make an excellent regula- J. the PIANO, VIOLIN AND GUITAR. hull escape," said Grouard, "let us lead our low us, when we heard five or six scat- of people to the black-skinned denizens ;o the spot which he himself had select- ion in the diet of stock, and break up Residence southeast corner Main and Liberty )rop away pie^enie^l; oattlemented walls liorses into the mountains and try to tering volleys in succession. It was the Ouster was buried among his officers, of the plains. Stanley christens the id for the purpose. Here three large streets, Ana Arbor, Mich. >rown idlyi gi*cfen with moss, and temples stand and many crowded forward for a long, he monotony of winter feeding. The Jnroofed, forsaken by the worshiped :ross them. Meanwhile prepare for the final fire of the Indians before they made large inlet of Albert Niyanza, on which ightwood logs, each nearly two feet in est way is to sow in drills, and leave "here lie memorial stones, whence time has gnawed last look at the well-known form and he encamped with his army, Beatrice liameter, cut from the very same trees "he graven legends, thrones of kings o'erturned, worst." their charge at our "late corral" to get features of the great cavalry leader. He he turnips at the first hoeing a foot NOAH W. CHEEVEE, 'he broken altars of forgotten gods, our scalps. "We are safe for the pres- Gulf, in honor of the Princess of Eng- le had indicated, were placed alongside part in the rows. Swedes or beets foundations of old cities and long streets Then we left the rocks and went down seemed only sleeping, and a perfect calm land. among the soldiers. Lieut. Sibley said ent," said Grouard, with a grim smile, m the ground, and upon these logs the oon cover the ground under cultivation ATTORNEY AT LAWWher. e never fall of human foot is heard was on the face and a smile about the )ox was deposited. Lightwood pieces Tpon the desolate pavement. I behold to them : " Men, the Indians have dis- "but let us lose no time in putting lips, as if he were bidding his friends a nd require little hand labor. Office in Probate Qffloe, Ann Arbor, Mich. )iin glimmerings of lost jewels far within covered us. We will have to do some more rocks between us and the White The fourth letter, dated March 26, is if sufficient length and thickness were ?he sleeping waters, diamond, sarcionjx, Antelope." We followed his advice pleasant good-by. All the officers' graves from Kanfnrro, and relates the story and Jien piled upon the logs and around the IT is not a bad idea which somebody tuby and topaz, pearl and chrysolite, fighting. If we can make an honorable were marked by hollow sticks, sunk deep las suggested, that of introducing sheep EVERYBODY SAYS THAT Once glittering at the banquet on fair brows scape, all together, we shall do it. If with a feeling of thankfulness which final depar ure from Uganda and the ex- offin until the latter was hidden from ?hat long ago were dust; and all around, only men in such trials ever know. How in the ground, containing the names of ploration of Kageera river, which flows view. The lightwood was then piled in upon newly-cleared land to keep down Strewn on the waters of that silent eea, retreat is impossible, let no man sur- the dead. It was known the Indians Le sprouts and wild weeds until they REVENAUCH \re withering bridal wreaths, and glossy locks render. Die in your tracks for the In- astonished the Indians must have been into the lake on its west side. It fur- ross layers until the pyre reached a shorn from fair brows by loving hands, and Bcroll when they ran in upon the maimed would remove any surface marks placed ther describes the exploration of Capt. leight of seven or eight feet. A torch ie out and a better class of forage plants 3'erwritten— haply with fond words of love dians show no mercy." over the graves, but it is not believed s introduced. There is scarcely a doubt IS THE And vows of friendship—and fair pages nuns horses and did not get a single scalp. Speke's lake, Windermore, and the hot was then applied at different corners of Fresh from the printer's engine. There they lie "All right, sir," said the men; and the they will disturb the bodies, and they springs of Karagwe. Stanley forwards ihe pile, and in a few minutes the raging liat sheep may be employed for this pur- Buss Photographer of Ann Arbor. . moment, and then sink away from sight. whole party followed the scouts and the Even under such circumstances as can easily be indentified by means of the a sketch map showing the hitherto un- fire resembled the burning of a large ose with profit, provided a farmer has I look, and the quick tears are in my eyes, officer up the steep mountain side, which we were placed in, we had a little sticks at any time friends may wish to mapped portion of Victoria Niyanza. luilding, the flames leaping many feet acilities for keeping a flock at other sea- 28 East Huron Street, upstairs. 'or I behold, in every one of these, at that point was steep to a discouraging laugh at their expense. But we hadremove them East. The Indian dead ons when the new pasture does not fur- . blighted hope, a separate history The fifth letter is dated from Ubagwe, n the air, and sending hundreds of feet )f human sorrow, telling of dear ties extent. The Indians must have seen us escaped one danger only to encounter were not disturbed, and it is not at all hi Unyamwe, April 24, fifteen days' ligher a vast column of pitch-black ish the requisite amount of food. uddenly broken, dreams of happiness —they were scarcely more than a mile another. Fully forty-five miles of likely they will molest our dead, as they march from Ujiji, and gives further de- moke that was seen for many miles Dissolved in air, and happy days too brief, distant—for hundreds of them had halt- mountain, rock, and forest lay between are very superstitious about such things ONE way oE fighting the cabbage-biit- 'hat sorrowfully ended, and I think tails of explorations of the Inter-Lacus- round. It is said that the fire died out erfly is to search for its eggs (on the un- 32 East Huron Street, low painfully must the poor heart have beat ed and appeared to be in consultation. us and Crook's camp. We could not and take great care of tho dead. trine region, and Stanley's southward without entirely consuming the remains, n bosoms without number, as the blow We continued our retreat until we struck carry a single particle of food, and had erside of the blades) at the proper sea- DEALERS IN Was struck that slew their hope or broke their The Crow Indian Curly is believed to march to ward. U jiji. From Ujiji Stanley md had to be replenished before the on and destroy them ; another is to em- an old Sioux trail on the first ridge. to throw away everything superfluous in be the only survivor of the 250 men who proposed to revisit Albert Niyanza, by remation was complete. It was the old PICTURE FRAMES, BRACKETS AND This path leads to the snowy ridge," tne way of clothing. With at least 500 loy children with nets to catch the Sadly i turn, aud look before, where yet went into action with Ouster. He is way of Lake Tanganyika, and make a gentleman's express desire that his ashes jutterflies ; and a third to lay boards, VIOLIN STRINGS. The Flood must pass, and I behold a mist said Grouard. "If we can reach there Indians behind us and uncounted preci- very clear in his knowledge of the fight, thorough exploration of the former basin. hould disappear amid the flame and VTiere swarm dissolving forms, the brood of Hope, without being overtaken or cut off, our pices before us, we foun^ our rifles and levated a few inches above the ground, divinely fair, that rest on banks of flowers and has made a statement. He says he He is amply supplied with men and moke, or be mingled with the soil un- Detween the cabbage rows, with a view Or wander among rainbows, fading soon chances are pretty fair." Most of the 100 rounds of ammunition each a suf- went down with the other Crows and means sufficient to enable him to solve lerneath the pyre, and so no precautions J. H. NICKELS, i.nd reappearing, haply giving place road was rather good, and we proceeded ficient load to carry. The brave )f luring the worms to select such places ±o shapes of grisly aspect, such, as Fear went into action with Ouster. The the problem still left open by his un- were taken to preserve them. The burn- or their chrysalis locations and thus sc- Dealer in lolds from the idle air; where serpents lift n a northwestern direction at a brisk Grouard, the ablest of scouts, conducted General, he says, kept down the river daunted courage, and splendid gifts as a ng began at 8 o'clock in the morning, 'he head to strike, and skeletons stretch forth ;rot. Having gone five miles, and see- our retreat, and we marched, climbed, uring their destruction. FRESH & SALT MEATS, "he bony arm in menace. Further on on the north bank four miles, after Beno traveler. His white friend, Frank Po- and was finished in six hours. It was . belt of darkness seems to bar the way, ing no Indians on our track, Grouard and tumbled over places that at other had crossed to the south side above. BEING of rather a speculative turn of Hams, Sausages, Lard, etc., cock is well, and his own health unim witnessed by upward of a hundred per- rong, low and distant, where the Life that Is concluded that they had abandoned the times would have been impossible to us, Ouster's object was to cut off the In- paired. ons. Mr. Berry resided at Berry's mind, I tried a little experiment with a 8TATE STHEET, OPPOSITE NOKTHWEST COR- "ouches the Life to Come. The Flood of Years pursuit or else did not care about attack- until midnight. Then we halted under ew cobs, by pouring over them a small NER OF UNIVERSITY CAMPUS. .oils toward it. near and nearer. It must pass dians. He thought Beno would drive ! >oss Boads, a locality that took its ?hat dit-mal barrier. What is there 'beyond? ng us in the hills. The horses were in immense pile of rocks on the top of a down the valley and at the same time at- ' name from him. It is about 14 miles mount of coal oil, and then put them in Orders promptly filled. Farmers having meats [ear what the wise and good have said. Beyond jadly used up, and many of the men mountain, and there witnessed one of Public Suicide of a TVidow ia China, to sell should give him a call. 15G8-yl 'hat belt of darkness still the years roll on tack the village on two sides, he believ- 'rom this place. ;he cook stove to see what the effect lore gently, but with not less mighty sweep, were suffering from hunger. So wethe most terrible wind-storms that can be ing Beno would take it at the upper The overland China mail gives an ac- would be. I was entirely satisfied that 'hey gather up again and softly bear lalted to make some coffee and to allow imagined. end, while he (Ouster) would go in at count of a strange suicide which was Thus was the injunction, "Ashes to had produced an excellent fuel. They dl the sweet lives that late were overwhelmed our animals to recuperate. This occu- lately committed at Fuh-chow Foo. It THE ANN AKBOB And lost to sight-all that in them was good, Long before dawn we were again the lower end. Ouster had to go fur- ashes," carried out under conditions urnish a kindling cheaper than, and Joble, and truly great and worthy of love— pied about an hour, when we again stumbling through the rocks and forests, ther down the river and further away seems that a young lady, an inhabitant ,hat made it impossible to fulfill the qually as good as the patented articles he lives of infants and ingenuous youths, of that city, who had the misfortune to ages and saintly women who have made nounted and set forward. We crossed and at daylight reached the tremendous from Beno than he wished on account of ther precepts, " Earth to earth, and old in cities. Farmers who have to Their households happy—all are raised and borne he main branch of Tongue river, flow- canon cut in the mountain by what is the steep bank along the north side ; but be left a widow while yet in her teens, lust to dust."—Charleston News and aul wood long distances, and then pre- SAVINGS BANK ty that great current in its onward sweep, ing through the mountains, and were in was urged by some injudicious relatives Pandering and rippling with caressing wavea called the eastern fork of Tongue river. at last he found a fork and dashed for Courier. iare it for use in the busy seasons of tho Ann Arbor, Michigan. .round green islands, fragrant with the breath "ull view of the snowy range. The same Most of our men were too exhausted to it. The Indians met hini and poured in to enter again into the bonds of wedlock. fear, will find this hint of value. I )f flowers that never wither. So they pass splendid scenery that I had observed make the descent of the canon, so a heavy fire from across the narrow The thought thus suggested of supply- hink it would be better to let the cobs Receives deposits of One Dollar and upwards and 'roin sfage to stage, along the shining course when out with Crook's party was visible ing the place of her late husband was so Bulgarian Massacre. allows Five per cent, interest on all deposits re- if that fair river broadening like a sea. Grouard led us through an open valley river. Ouster dismounted to fight on ay awhile after pouring the oil over LS its smooth eddies curl along their way, on every side. The trail led through down by the river, on the left bank, for foot, but could not get his skirmishers repugnant to her feelings that, in order [Constantinople Cor. London Daily News.] hem, before using.—Prairie Farmer. maining three months or longer. 'hey bring old friends together ; hands are clasped natural parks, open spaces bordered by to escape from the persecution of her HIEBEgT COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY. n jay unspeakable ; the mother's arms two miles as hard as we could go, for if over the stream. Meantime hundreds As to the accuracy of all the plain gain are folded round the child she loved rocks and pine trees on the mountain discovered there by the savages we could of Indians, on foot and on ponies, poured advisers, she determined to "ascend to sets there can be no doubt. In Con- About the House. Also, buys and sells U. S. Bonds, Gold, Silver and .nd lost. Old sorrows are forgotten now, sides. Here the country was compara- over the river, which was only about heaven on the back of a stork," or, in Interest Coupons, and New York, Detroit and Chi- )r but remembered to make sweet the hour only halt and die together. Fortune fa- tantinople nobody hesitates to believe JOHNNY CAKE.—One pint of sour milk, 'hat overpays them ; wounded hearts that bled ively open. Suddenly John Becker, the vored us, and we made the right bank of three feet deep, and filled the ravines on other words, publicly to commit suicide. ihat many thousands of innocent men, small teaspoonful of baking soda, a cago Exchange. )r broke are healed forever. In tho room packer, and a soldier rode up, exclaim- each side of Ouster's men. Ouster then Having arrived at this determination, if this grief-shadowed Present there Rhall be the stream unobserved, being then about women, and children have been slaugh- ablespoonful each of sugar and butter, Also Bells Sight Drafts on Great Britain, Ireland, jig, "The Indians! the Indians!" twenty-five miles from Crook's head- fell back to some high ground behind a day was fixed for the ceremony. Early ;ered, that at least sixty villages have Germany, or any other part of the European Con- . Present in whose reign no grief shall gnaw " rouard looked over his shoulder and a half teacup of Graham flour, and corn tinent. 'he heart, and never shall a tender tie quarters. In our front were the plains him and seized the ravines m his imme- on the fatal morning the lady, dressed seen utterly destroyed, that the most meal to make a stiff batter. Bake half e heart, and never shall a tender tie saw some of the red devils riding on our of tho eu stern slope, full of hostile In- diate vicinity. The Indians completely as the Queen of Heaven and surrounded ;errible scenes have been committed, and This Bank is organized under the General Bank- broken—in whose reign the eternal Change right flank. We had reached a plain on an hour in a quick oven. rI diSns, while our only avenue of escape surrounded Ouster, and poured in a ter- by a large following of admiring rela- ing Law of this State. Tho stockholders are indi- Ltava t waitHiUI.sI oIMnI f:growt I '-" *> tihl an**1J(d< actioill Itvjinl Bhalr*ii*inl iprocee-' d hat a district among the most fertile in h lti Cd hd i hd ;he mountain range, timber on our left, How TO CLEAN A TEA OR COFFEE POT. vidually liable to the amount of their stock, and Vith everlasting Concord hand in hand. was to climb over the tremendous preci- rible fire on all sides. They charged tives and friends, started from her late he empire has been ruined for many —If the inside of your tea or coffee pot Scribnerfor August. ;imber on our front, and rocks and tim- pice which formed the right side of the Ouster on foot in vast numbers, but were husband's house in a sedan chair for the rears to come. I have never pretended the whole capital is security for depositors, while aer on our right, at about 200 yards' s black from long use, fill it with water, with Banks of issue the capital is invested for the canon. But the dauntless Grouard was again and again driven back. The fightscene of her self-inflicted death. By hat the statistics of death and plunder distance. "Keep to the left along the equal to the crisis. He scaled this began about 2 o'clock, and lasted, Curly the way she visited her parents to bid hrow in a piece of hard soap, set on the security of bill-holders. This fact makes this In- CHASED BY THE SIOUX. woods," said the scout. Scarce were the ould be given with anything like accu- tove and let it boil from half an hour stitution a very safe deposit of moneys. gigantic wall diagonally, and led us along says, almost until the sun went down them farewell, and stopped occasionally racy. In an indiscriminate destruction words uttered when from the rocks there a mere squirrel path not more than a foot over the hills. The men fought desper- on the way to taste the viands which o an hour. It will clean as bright as a Married Women can deposit subject to their own [Capt. John F. Finerty, an old Chicago journal- came a ringing volley. The Indians had of lives and property only the broad new dollar and costs no work. drafts only. wide, with an abyss 500 feet below, and ately, and after the ammunition in their were placed at intervals by the side of 'acts are possible. In many cases, per- st, now accompanying Gen. Croolt'8 expedition Sired upon us, and had struck my horse a sheer wall of rock 200 feet high above belts was exhausted went to their saddle- the road, as at a funeral. On arriving "M. L. C." WISHES to find what will Money to Loan on Approved Securities. gainst the-Sioux savages, sends.to tho Chicago and two others. Fortunately the scoun- iaps in most, there is a great tendency us. After an hour's herculean toil we bags, got more, and continued the fight. at an open space at the back cf the oward exaggeration. But I have taken ake away freckles. Some physicians DinEOTons—R. S. Smith, K. A. Beal, C. Mack, W. 'ivies the following thrilling story of Indian ad- drels fired too low, miscalculating the gained the crest, and saw the point of Curly says more Indians were killed Chan Hai-chaou Temple she mounted on a ay it is* a sort of disease of the skin, D. Harriman, W. Deubel, W. W. Wines, D. Hiscock. onture:] distance, and not a man was wounded. he lower number rather than the the mountain, about twenty miles dis- Ouster had men. He also says the big scaffolding which had been erected for ligher, and have dismissed many stories 'urify the blood. A wash of sour milk OFFICERS: The day after Crook's party returned Our animals, after the manner of Ameri- tant, where lay our camp. Tbis, as may chief (Custer) lived until nearly all his the purpose, and, having bowed to the vith scraped horseradish, will help re- rom their hunt, the General, expecting can horses, stampeded and nearly dashed which are probably well founded, but C MACK, Pres't. w. W. WISES, Vice-Pres't. be imagined, was a blissful vision, but men had been killed and wounded, and vast crowd which had assembled to wit- exaggerated. In the statements I have move them, but tte face must be pro- C. E. HISOOCK, Cashier. ;he wagon train every moment, deter- out our brains against the trees on our left. we were half dead with fatigue, went about encouraging his soldiers to ness the proceedings, she cried with a ;ected from the sun or they will como mined to send out a reconnoitering The savages gave us three more volleys, made there is, I believe, no exaggera- and some of us were almost fight on. He got shot in the left side loud voice, "Heaven and earth! and ;ion. The allegations made in my last jack. Never use chemicals. )arty along the base of the mountain, wounding more of our horses before we famine-stricken. Yet the indefati- and sat down, with his pistoi in his hand. my friends ! I am quite satisfied to die lorthwest, to discover whore tne In- got the beasts tied to the timber. We gave .etter of the villages destroyed were MANGY CATS.—Often these household gable Grouard would not stop until we Another shot struck Custer in the breast in this manner." definite. If any one is denied, tho issue pets become mangy when they are old. W. A. LOVEJOY, dians were and to take a general obser- them a volley back to keep them in reached the eastern foot-hills, where we and he fell over. The last officer killed ration of the country. Lieut. Frederick check, and then formed a circular skir- Having said this, she stepped on to a jecomes one of fact, and I will prove it A carbolic acid bath is a sure cure, and made a dive into the valley to obtain was a man who rode a white horse (be- chair on the platform and thrust her or admit that I have been misinformed. feeding the animal with fresh beef. You Sibley, of E company, Second Cavalry, mish line in the woods. We could see water, our only refreshment on that lieved to be Lieut. Cook, Adjutant of with 25 picked men drawn from the the Indian leader, dressed in what ap- head through the noose of a red cord, Till then it ia idle to talk about exagger- nust bind the cat's paws so that it may hard, rugged road. Scarcely had wethe Seventh, as Lieuts. Cook and which hung suspended from a crossbeam ation. * * * I have spoken to lot scratch you, and look out for its Tobacconist! •egiment, was detailed to accompany the peared to be white buckskin, directing slaked our thirst when Grouard led us Calhoun were the only officers who rode scouts, Frank Grouard and Baptiste the movements of his men. Grouard rec- above her. At the same moment a red Turks who put the number of killed at ,eeth, as its horror of the acid is ex- up the hills again, and we had barely white horses, and Lieut. Calhoun was cloth was placed over her head and face, 20,000. I have met with officials con- ;reme. A diet of fresh beef and milk Pourier, on the reconnoissance. John ognized him. He is a Cheyenne, called reached the timber when, around the found dead on the skirmish line, near DEALS IN Becker, a mule-packer who had some ex- White Antelope,famed for his enterprise and then, without the least hesitation, nected with the various embassies wliich will often euro tho cat without the wash, rocks, at the point we had doubled the ford, aud probably fell early in the she jumped off the chair. Death was liave had special information, and have if it is scurvy. Let the creature roll in sorience as a guide, was also of theand skill. The Cheyennes and Sioux are shortly before, appeared another strong action). Curly says when he saw Ouster )arty. The scouts had ventured for- Srm allies, and always fight together. almost instantaneous, and sho expired lieard virtually the same account from he dirt whenever it will. party of Sioux. This made us desper- was hopelessly surrounded he watched without the least apparent struggle. all. Nowhere, to my knowledge, has FINE-CUT AND SMOKING vard some twenty miles two nights be- White Antelope led one charge against ate. Every man examined his rifle and his opportunity, got a Sioux blanket, SUMMER SANDWICHES.—Take half a fore, but saw Indians and returned. An us, but one fire sent himself and his Unfortunately the effects of this young tho estimato of the killed—the great looked to his ammunition. We all felt put it on and worked up a ravine, and majority of whom are on all hands be- pound of butter, three tablespoonfuls of officer came around to my tent on the warriors back in quick time. Then the that life would be too dearly purchased when the Sioux charged he got among lady's self-devotion did not end with her nixed mustard, three tablespoonfuls of morning of July 6 and informed me of Indians laid low in the rocks and kept life, for so deep an impression did her lieved to be innocent—been put lower by further flight, and following the ex- them and they did not know him from than 12,000. I have spoken with mer- lice sweet oil, a little white or red pep- Tobaccos, he plan. He said the party were going up an incessant fire on our position, fill- ample of the brave young Sibley and one of their own men. There were some conduct make on some boys who had per, a little salt and the yelk of an egg ; in the direction of the Little Big Horn iDg the trees around us with lead. Not tho two gallant scouts, we took up our mounted Sioux, and seeing one fall witnessed the spectacle that they amused ihants who have had privato letters jraid these together very smoothly, and river, southwest, and if no Indians were a man of us ever expected to leave that position among the rocks on the knoll Curly ran to him, mounted his pony, themselves on the following day bytelling the same tale. The Bulgarian making believe to follow her example. et it cool. Chop very fine some tongue SNUFF, PIPES, &c, discovered they would proceed still fur- spot alive. They evidently aimed at our we had reached, determined to sell our and galloped down, as if going Exarch has made substantially the same and bam. Cut the bread thin ; spread ;her. As I was sent out here to see the iiorses, thinking that by killing them all lives as dearly as possible. "Finerty," toward the white men. but By a misadventure, while one of them statements to the Porte in an official means of escape would be cut off was adjusting tho rope round his neck, over the the meat, then the bread, and country and not to dry-rot around said Sibley to me, "we are in hard luck, went up a ravine and got away. He says paper. From all sources comes a com- press it together very hard. Trim off At No. 7 East Huron-st., camps, I made up my mind to go with from us. but, d—n them, we'll show tho redas he rode off he saw, when nearly a his playmates ran off, and on their return pact body of testimony showing that iibley, who is a fine young officer and a they found that he likewise had "as- crimes have been committed on a scale :he edges, that the sandwiches may all Next to the Express Office, scoundrels how white men can die. mile from the battle-fiold, a dozen or oe one size. son of the late Col. Sibley, of Chicago. Boys (turning to the soldiers), we have more soldiers in a ravine fighting with cended to heaven on tne back of a stork." which Europe has not known for many [ obtained Crook's permission, which Meanwhile their numbers continued I —Pall Mall Gazette. years. Turkey has been telling Europe THE sirloin or porterhouse steak is the ANN ARBOR, - - - MICHIGAN to increase. The open slopes swarmed a good position ; let every shot dispose Sioux all around them. He thinks all le appeared rather reluctant to give, with Indians, and we could hear their of an Indian." were killed, as they were outnumbered for years that she has arrived at a state only proper one for broiling. The grid- and was ready to start with the party five to one, and apparently dismounted. Au Ugly Plaything. of civilization where she ought to beiron should be perfectly clean and mustered at noon. Each of us carried savage, encouraging yells to each other. recognized as within the pale of inter- smooth, and the fire hot. Never salt er Cheyennes and Sioux were mix^d to- At that moment not a man among us Theso men wero no doubt part of Vie A 4-year-old son of one Biley, liviug EBERBACH & SON, 100 rounds of ammunition and enough thirty-five missing men reported, in the national laws, that the capitulations season a steak while cooking, but -watch provender to last a week. The scouts gether and appeared to be ha great glee. felt any inclination to get away. Des- on the old Milford and Oswego turnpike, ought to be abolished, and that she constantly, and when one side is suffi- They had evidently recognized Grouard, peration and revenge had usurped the official dispatches of Gen. Terry. Curly in Blooming Grove township, this ted us to camp on Big Goose creek, but says he saw one cavalry soldier who liad ought no longer to be treated as a semi- ciently cooked, turn and broil the other. thirteen miles from Camp Cloud Peak, whom they mortally hate, for they called place of the animal instinct to preserve county, came into the house on Saturday barbarous power. The facts I have Have ready a hot platter, well sprinkled out to him in Sioui, "Standing Bear our lives. In such moments mind is su- got away. He was well mounted, but last, carrying a rattlesnake. He had one Drifts ait PliarmaGists where we remained until night. When shot through both hips, and Curly thinks mentioned are sufficient comment on her with salt and pepper, also a liberal al- ivening had sufficiently advanced, our (the name they gave him), do you think perior to matter, and soul to the nerves. hand clasped tightly about its neck, and request. lowance of pieces of butter ; on this lay that there are no men but yours in this he died of his wounds, starved to death the other about its rattles. The mother 12 South Main St., little party, 30 men all told, moved for But we were spared the ordeal. The in the bad lands, or more likely his trail the steak from the gridiron ; then tipon ward for the most part on the old Fort country ?" We reserved our fire until an Sioux failed to observe us, as, very for- of the child was terrified, and screamed the steak sprinkle more salt and pepper Indian showed himself. They were was followed and he was lulled by theto the boy to throw the snake on the Movements of Prominent Uraves. K«ps on hand a large and well selected stock of C. E. Smith road, Grouard keeping a tunately, they did not advance high Sioux. Curly did not leave Ouster until and place more butter. Serve hot. sharp lookout from every vantage prodigal of their ammunition, and fired enough to find our trail, but kept east- floor, which he did. It coiled up in a Young-Man-Who-Parts-His-Hair-in- BIIUGS, wildly. But they were fast surrounding the battle was nearly ov«r, and he de- second, and filled the room with tho din the-Middle, of the Swell-head tribe, has BLACKBERRY WINE.—The following is point ahead. The full moon rose upon ward on the lower branch of Tongue scribes it as desperate in the extreme. MEDICINES, us. Wo had fought them and kept river. Thoroughly worn out, we all of its rattles. Mrs. Biley seized the gone to Saratoga. said to be an excellent recipe for the CHEMICALS, us by 8 o'clock, and we continued our He is quite sure the Indians had more ride along the foot of the mountain un- them at bay for two hours, fromialf- fell asleep, excepting the tireless scouts, broom, and soon dispatched the serpent. The- Man- Who-Stands-Up-in-the-Oar- manufacture of superior wine from DYE STUFFS, past 11 until half-past 1 o'clock, but killed than Ouster had white men with Her little boy cried over the death of his blackberries. Measure your black- til 2 o'clock that morning. Then we and awoke at dark somewhat refreshed. him, and says the soldiers fought on un- for-Women, of the Soft-heads, has re halted at a point seven miles from the they were twenty to our one, and we Not a man of us, Sioux or no Sioux, could venomous plaything, and said there was tired to his reservation. berries and bruise them, to every knew that unless a special Providence til the last man fell. The other Crow more whore he got that, and he woulc gallon adding one quart of boiling water ; ARTISTS'& WAX FLOWER MATERIALS Little Big Horn, in Montana, and fully endure the mountain journoy longer, Indians in the battle were killed. Hog-Who-Spits-Tobacco-Juice-on-the interposed we could never carry our so we took our thirty jaded, hunted lives go after another one. let the mixture stand twenty-four hours, Toilet Articles, Trusses, Etc. forty miles from our permanent camp, Floor, has been choked to death by an half-corraled our horses, and slept until lives away with us. We were looking in our hands and struck along the valley, Mrs. Biley summoned her husbanc stirring occasionally ; then strain off tho death full in the face, and so close that old soldier. liquor into a cask, to every gallon adding daylight, our pickots keeping watch actually wading Big Goose creek up to from an adjoining field. He asked the Man-Who-Wants-Ten-Oents-to-Pay- we could feel his cold breath upon our our arm-pits, at 3 o'clock Sunday morn- ehild to show him where he got the snake two pounds of sugar; cork tight and let PURE WINES AND LIQUORS, from the bluffs above our encampment. foreheads, and his icy grip upon our THE most remarkable phenomenon of his-Fare-Homeon-the-Bailway, has gon At 4:30 o'clock on the morning of Fri- ing, the water being cold as tho moun- the storms in the Arctic seas is their ir- He led the way into the scrub oaks about stand till the following October, and you :;l"'cial attention paid to the furnishing of I'hy hearts. " No surrender," was tho word tain snow could make it. Two men, to the agenoy for more fire-water. will have wine ready for use without any cians Chemit Shl t iih Philhi" day, July 7, we were again in the sad- regularity, vessels on different sides of a quarter of a mile from the road, to a passed from man to man. Each one of Sergeant Cornwell and Private Collins, small ledge of rock, in which there) were Snob-Who-Carries-a-Club-for-a-Cane further straining or boiling, that will dle, pressing on toward where the us would have blown out his own brains a large floe having different winds, all of the Chucklehoads, has disappeare< scouts supposed the Indian village to be. were too exhausted to cross, so they hid blowing hard, while inside there is many fissures. There, basking in tho make lips smack as they never smacked rather than fall alive into Indian hands, j» the brush until we sent two companies sun, the farmer saw dozens of rattle from his hunting grounds.—liostor under similar influence bofore, 134C calm, Cil Bulletin. The administration for the last two years THE CANDIDATES TO NOMINATE. THE New York Witness is a religious Political Clipping*. ias reduced the State tax over $300,000 a year, daily, and as a religious daily must The Republican muntigers are now RAILROADS. while neglecting no important interest or in- Wehavejusta word to say to the stitution.—Lansiny Republican. lave a peculiar way of saying things, hiring men iu the south to hoist Con- delegated Democracy called to meet in federate banners with the names of MACK & SCHMID MK;IH

Samuel J. Tilden honois and trusts b . ued " bad spell,"—which common peo- 1 Democratic National Ticket. oint resolution number 17, session laws mands careful and wise action. When the men who co-operated with him in •TATIOKI. t *2 | | it i, of 1875, we discover how it was done. ple have gonerally, it seems, wrongfully his war against the Canal Ring, (irant H •Jack i a party is largely in the majority it •Mai l 6 diagnosed: " A malign influence has kicks out the cabinet officers who have A For President— By that resolution the Legislature frequently falls into the hands of de- kept Gen. Grant in an abnormal state made war on the whisky thieves and SAMUEL J. TILDEN. plead guilty to the oft-proven charges signing and corrupt men, who manipu- straw-bidders. Quite a difforeuoe.— NEW SPRING GOODS Detroit, leave, 7 ou ii> M 2 Ml 4 (HI 6 00 4 SC of body and mind, and virtually dictat- G. T. Juuction, 7 I.'. in 20 3 06 4 It, 6 15 10 05 For Vice President— made by the Demooracy that the several late its conventions and make its tickets Detroit Free Press. Wayntj Juuction 7 ;,; in 4;( 3 32 4 M 6 17 10 48 ed the policy of his second term." A Ypgilanti, 8 31 ii 51 7 branches of the administration had con- in their own interest. When largely in From all accounts tho district courts WHICn THEY OFFERING AT THE LOWEST PRICES. 10 8 1 £8 12 11 14 THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. Ann Arbor, 3 56 n !8 4 13 5 45 7 45 11 30 spired to keep a large balance in the neat way of putting it. Not " neural- at Washington are like tho rest of the Dexter, ii ad — 4 1 Dt 8 IV the minority its conventions becoino •I:; w Democratic State Convention. gia," not too much "bourbon," not even concern—of very doubtful reputation. Chelsea, 1 4 47 1 U 8 28 treasury (averaging over a million dol- careless, and tickets are filled up at •Jrasw l.-ilii-, 10 07 — 6 15 6 411 8 It _ We have appointed Wednesday, the 9th day of Official rogues had gotten things nicely P. M lars) for the profit of the " Stato Treas- " Sylph," but " malign influence." We A. M August next, at noon, as the time, and Whitney's random and with the names of anybody fixed in that corrupt city, and if the Jackson, Ar., 10 40 is .1- 5 II 7 1.'. '.I 25 12 42 feel relieved. Jackson, Lv., IU 45 1-2 37 9 Opera H0US6, Detroit, as the place for holding a ury Ring," though under the pretense 80 11 U who will go upon them. This last con- people had not given us a Democratic) Albion, 11 35 i 11 | 10 26 1 11 Pwnoetitta State Convention for the purpose ol of a constitutional requirement to pro-dition has been so nearly that of the house of congress these monstrous V. M. nominating candidates for State officers and Khu- Marshall. I M § 10 H 1 is vide and maintain a sinking fund. By FORGETTING the homely suying of frauds would never have been unearth- Battle Creek, 2 17 tors for President and Viee-Piesident of the United Democracy of Michigan for so many i 00 -*! n 87 2W Lincoln, " 'Tia n't best to swap horses ed.—New Haoen Register. BIG BAHGAI1TS DT BL'K SILKS A. K, States, and for the transaction of such other busi- the same resolution it is evident that years that Democratic tiokets have Ualesburg, l 31 A. M. Carl Schurz is an artist, .and, like an 10 ness as may come before it. the Legislature received some new light while crossing a stream," the Republi- K.ihuim/.oii, l : OH 10 20 its best men to the front. It has men 8 6 SO Six DON H, DICKINSON, Chairman. directed the jum of $466,828.41 to be says; " buried under too much Venzue- A Republican don't believe in re- OOING EABT. WM. B. MOHAN, MARK D. WILBKK, transferred from the sinking fund am who would honor any and every posi- lan plunder," or " another official form promises; aud we don't wonder. THOMAS D. IIAWLRY, JKKOME EDDY, tion, from Governor down ; who would Ho has nevor tried tho promises of any New Styles Dress Goods 1.LI1IU 15. POND, GKO. P. SANFORD, placed to the credit of the general fund thief driven to the wall," is the way the U discharge the duties incumbent upon party but his own, and has always been g H \V. B. T. SCHKKMKRHOKN, M. L. GAOK, Jr., That transfer being ordered the Legis- the people put it. E. \V. HotLDtOBWOBTH, A.M. Cl-ARK, eaoh and every officer to be chosen, in- disappointed. He had better try the I-:. B. DODGE, E. F. SPRAGUE, lature found it unnecessary to make the MARSHALL L. HOWELL, G. H. VAN ETTEN, other party just once ; he can fare no Shawls, Ties, Trimmings, Hosiery, 0loves, A.M. A. H. I'. M.r. M. p. K.I telligently, honestly,' faithfully,—to the WE RATHKR guess that Capt. Allen ('hicngo, leave, 5 00 9 00 4 00 5 16 9 00 E. O. BRIGGS, A P. SWINEFOKD, regular appropriation of $300,000 for worse, and tho chango may be for the r 5 45 9 4 > GEO. S. Cooi'KR, PKTEK A. VOSS. credit of both themselves and the State was right when he counseled harmony KeOBington, 4 45 5 57 9 43 the annual current expenses, and passei better. At any rate it will be a tempo- Lake, 8 40 10 205 30 6 43 10 25 Democratic County Convention. Look the field over, group the men to- in the late county convention, and ad-rary relief.— Ypsilanti Sentinel. AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Michigan City, 7 32'li 00 6 SO 7 40 11 15: no law providing for the usual levy o New Buffalo, 7 65 11 206 55 11 35 A Democratic County Convention will be held at that amount. And this is how " th gether, then canvass their merits and vised his fellow Republicans that they The men deputed to shape and in- Three Oake, I 0»11 32 7 09.8 11 11 47 the Court House, in the City of Ann Arbor, on pick out the best. If a Lothrop is the spire the campaign work for Hityes aud P. M. A. M. administration has reduced the Stat " had enough to do to fight the com- Buchanan, 8 42 -I 7 SO 12 20 SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1876, Wheeler are well-known, red-hot re- 1 best man for Governor nominate him, mon enemy." But when ho went be- Niles, 9 0' 12 09 8 20 H 12 35 at 11 o'clock A. M., to elect twelve delegates to a taxes." Not by economy in any direc formers, like Zack Chandler, Kemble, GOODS FOR MEN'S WEAR, Dowagiac, » 27 8 49 1 01 State Convention to be held at Detroit on the 9th and take no NO for an answer; if theyond that and repeated his assertion Decatur, 9 52 9 15 - 1 25 tion, not by a reduotion of the numbe Patterson, Clayton, Spencer, Packard, 1579 Lawton, 10 10 day of August; also twelve delegates to the Con best man be a Webber, inscribe his B 85 of officers or a reduction of salaries— that " the meanest Republican was bet- Cattell aud Coweu. The rogues are all Kalamazoo, 10 45 1 3610 10 10 26 2 15 gressional District Convention; also for the ap- name upon the banner and nail it to trembling aud quaking—Boston Post MACK & SCHMID. 11 12 •2 38 pointment of a new County Committee; and als but by drawing on an accumulation ter than the best Democrat" something Battle Creek, 11 52 -•> 17 . 11 M 3 15 the mast head, and so ou through the (Dem.) P.M. 1-3 to consider a proposition to reapportion delegates which had been exposed t» the open seomed to stick in his throat. What Marshall, U l.'j 2 5V 3 11 35 3 47 to future Conventions among the several townships list of oandidates presented for each It ia safer to hold a serpent by the gaze of the public by pestilent Demo was it ? Albion, 1 14! 3 10 ? 11 55 4 07 and wards. tongue, a chafed liou by the puw, a U.K. and every office down the list. Men Jackaon, Ar., 2 08 12 40 4 52 The delegates from the towns and wards com cratic reformers. IT IS understood that Gov. Hayes fasting tiger by the tooth, than to keep 3 65.A.M. will be named who will lack the neces- peace in a republic by the bayonet on- AM AUBOH, MARCH 31, 1876Jackson. , Lv., 2 1-2 4 00: 7 00 12 40! 4 54 prising the several Representative Districts wil wished his special friend ex-Gov. Noyes Urasa Lake, 9 45 - 7 30 • •> 23 5 ii also be requested to appoint District Committees. sary qualifications, for Auditor, Treas- ly. It is beautiful to sue the steel gleam Chelsea, 3 10 7 56 5 50 in I; THE Republicans of this State have Dexter, a it 8 13 A cordial invitation is extended to Lib'erals, Con- urer, Secretary of State, Attorney-Gen- to be made chairman of the Republican through the land. But it must be the ti os in.: placed five candidates for Congress in Ann Arbor, 8 M 5 158 36 2 00 6 28 10 IS servatives, and all others, without regard to previ National Committee, but bad to accept keen sickle in the bearded grain ; not Ypsilanti, 4 15 5 288 56- 2 206 48 11 60 eral, &c. Let them stand aside. It is Wayne Jnnc, ous party affiliations, who are opposed to the ex the field, ss follows : In the Third dis that eminent " Reformer," model states- the bayonet in the chafed breasts of the 4 46 5 46 9 23 2 407 0811 II travagance and corruption of the Republican par- not enough this time that they are people.—New Haven Register (Dem.) O. T. June, t 30 ii 10 10 0o 3 15;7 45| trict, Hon. J. H. McGowau, of Cold man, and " high toned Christian gen- Detroit, Ar., 5 45 6 25 1(1 15 3 30,8 00|12 Ot ty, to participate in the primaries held to elect del water. He was nominated on the 26t! Democrats,—they must come up to the The navy is in a thoroughly ineffi- •Sundays excepted. ISaturday and Sunday « egates. tleman " (that's the phrase we have oepted. (Daily. ballot, his opponents being Jas. O'Don Jeffersonian standard. With a ticke cient condition, and is wretchedly mis- Each township and ward will be entitled to del so constituted the Democracy of Mich- learned lately by attending Republican managed. It has always been, both be- H. B. LEDYARD, Gen'l Supt., Detroit. egates as follows: null, of Jackson, and Daniel Striker, o H. C. WENTWOBTH, Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago. conventions), Zack Chandler. And fore, during, and after the war. Con- FULL ILUXTES OIF Ann Arbor City— iPittsneld, Hastings. Mr. McGowan is a lawye igan ought to win. The responsibility 1st Ward, :; Salem, rests upon the convention of next Wed- once in the clutches of Chandler, how gress is as much to blame as anybody ETROIT, HILLSDALE & INDI 2d 3 Saline, by profession, a graduate of both th for this, but it is a bad mess anyway, D ANA RAILROAD. 3d " ;s Sdo, nesday. is he to get out ? That's the question. GOINO WK8T. —1876— aoWO IA8T. 4th " 3 Sharon, Literary and Law Departments of th aud never will be remedied short of a 6th " thorough reorganization of the system 2 Superior, University, and now one of its Regents STATIONS. Mai;. Bxp. STATIONS. Exp. Mail Gth " 2 Sylvan, —The same remark will apply exact- THE President signed the Sundry and the department by law, and the Ann Arbor Town. S Webster, He is muoh the ablest man presented tc ly to coming Congressional, County Civil Appropriation bill on Monday, transfer of its administration to experts. Detroit, dep., J ti'OO ^* ^' ^' "' Augusta, 4 York, Ypsilanti.... Bridgewater, 8:35 7:15 I Bankers 6:00 5:« 4 YpsilantiTown. the convention. In the Fifth district but sent a message to the House pro-—Springjield (Mass.) Union (Re}/.) STAPLE AND FANCY .Viilllf Dexter, Senatorial, or other nominating con- 9:20 7:46 I Hillsdale ... 6:30 « :'. Ypsilanti City- Hon. John W. Sjtone, of Grand Rapids Hrid^ewftter. 9:45 7:67 < Manchester.. 9:15 ;;• Freedom, 4 1st Ward, ventions. Candidates for each and al testing against its economical features. Of course, nobody in this State pre- Manchester. Lima, S 2d " 10:18 8:00 Bridgewater 9:45 4:!l late judge of the Allegan circuit, wa The President has a horror of economy, teuds to approve that Hamburg affiur. P.M. i Saline 10:10 4:1 Lodi, 4 3d " positions must be selected not simply Hillsdale Lyndon, 3 4th " nominated on the second ballot, his op It is hardly a month, however, since a 1:15 10:00 i Ypsilanti.... ilO:65 M Manchester, 6 5th " because they are good fellows, not be-but as his administration will expire on mob of negroes broke into the cabin of Bankers 1:80 10:10 | Detroit 12:30 6:!i ponent being Hampton Rich, of Ionia Trains run by Chicago time. Northfleld, 4 cause they can manipulate caucuses, no the 4r,h day of March next he needn't a haid-working, houeut man of their own To take effect, April IB, 1876. By order of the Democratic County Committee. and the present member, Hon. W. I even because they are willing to con- race and beat him to death because he W. ¥. PAHKER, Sup't, Ypsilanti. CHAS. H. RICHMOND, make such a tuss about it in others. C3-OO3DS, Williams. M r. W. was withdrawn afte tribute freely for campaign purposes, bu was a Conservative. We have seen no E. B. POSD, Secretary. Chairman. word disapproving of this act in the Dated, Ann Arbor, July 10, 1876. the fiist ballot. In the Sixth district because they are individually fitted for REPUBLICAN State Convention yester- Hon. Mark S. Brewer, of Oakland, no day. No report when we " locked up." Republican press, while every promi- the positions to which they aspire, anc nent Democrat or Conservative journal THIS is the way the Chicago Times State Senator, was nominated on th puts it: " Bluford Wilson makes thing are qualified to discharge the duties o in the South has denouueed unreserved- 96th ballot, the contestants being HOH Well to the Feint. ly the Hamburg riot.—New Orleans PHILADELPAIA, VA. look blue for Grant." such offices. The best men must b< From the Milwaukee News, July 18. D. L. Crossman, of Ingham, ex-Con nominated and run,—whether they wil The position of citizens of influence Times. gressman Trowbridge, of Clinton, an The question of our navy is, indeed, CARPETS. OILCLOTHS, RUGS. MATTINGS, E. r Oru Grand Rapids neighbors indnlg or no. That is our say. and judgment without the incentives of p HIS Great International Exhibition, desietri Gen. O. L. Spaulding, of Clinton. I mere party aspiration, whose anteced- a very serious one, and it is a pity that J- to commemorate the One Hundredth Anniver- ed in a $60,000 fire on Friday of laa it should, through this Robeson inves- sary of American Indepeudeuce, opened May lwb the Eighth district, Charles C. Ells ents during the war poriod and later and will close November loth, 1876. All the St. week, the Rathburn House being par CARL SCHURZ has written a lengthy have been ardently Republican, is very tigation, become a party one. If guilt lions of the World and all the States and Territ* tially destroyed and Lyon's and Bots worth, of Montcalm, was nominatec letter to Oswald Ottendorfer, of theexpressively exhibited in the following is brought home to the Secretary, eith- TO BE FOCJlsTID A.T ries of the Union will participate, bringing tooth- er the most comprehensive collection of art trc*j- ford's blocks badly damaged. Edwar< It took but three ballots for this one o Stoats Zeitung, N. Y., defending his sup striking pusssage from a private letter er of participation in plunder or such a urcs, mechanical inventions, scientific discoveries, of a gentleman well and favorably loose management of affairs as to leave manufacturing achievements, mineral specimen, T. Parrish lost his life in going to up the " great unknown" family to dis port of Hayes and Wheeler agains and agricultural products ever exhibited. Tht pose of his opponents, principal c known : the department open to plunder, we grounds devoted to the Exhibition are situated on per rooms to arouse inmates. charges of inconsistenoy. His princi trust ho may be punished. It is quite the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and em- m I I—«^i »•» MI whom was C. S. Draper. In the Nint pal reasons for preferring Hayes to Til In answer to the political part of time that officials wore taught their re- brace four hundred and fifty acres of Fairmount your letter, I can give you my position Park, all ^highly improved and ornamented, III p m 10 48 a m tmins to and from Philadelphia will pass through . of a number of the delegates from the An other fact, that the Cincinnati Convon istration. This I then contended was Times. r a GRAND CENTENNIAL DEPOT, which tk In case of the election of Hayes whicl Arbor, Adrian and Hillsdale districts is prob ITEW DOMESTIC, " Monroe, 0 .>2 pm ] 1 1", a m Company have erected at the Main Entrance to thi will be likely to give tone to the Ad lematical, and they apparently hold the balauc tion refused to adopt a resolution do plainly taught by the history of all Tilden made a world-wide reputation " Uutroit, 6 55 p in 12 20 p IS Exhibition Grounds, for the accommodation at governments, and made palpably plain [Via Great Westers li'y] passengers who wish to stop at or start from the 01 power. Twenty-nine votes are required t manding the earliest resumption of spe and won the Democratic nomination by numerous large hotels contiguous to this statiun ministration ?—in which term we in P M A M P M nominate, and the basis of representation i by our own. You then admitted the aud the Exhibition,—a convenience of the greatest cie payments, and th.it Gen. Hawloy achieving a victory iu a fivu-yearswa r heave Detroit, 625 4 20 12 20 elude more than the Exeoutive Depart as follows: Lenuwee, 20; Wustitenaw, l.'> necessity of reform, and claimed that upon the thieves of his owu party. And th.e HOWE, value to visitors, and afforded exclusively bv ibe Hillsdale, 12 ; Monroe, 10. The contest at th the spokesman of the convention (as the Republican party by its platform [Via Grand Trunk K'y] Pennsylvania Railroad, which is THE ONLY ment. Has Hayes or Chandler th convention (which meets at Adrian on the 8th Hayos won the Republican noiniua.tiou PM AH AM LINE RUNNING DIRECT TO THE OEXTESKI- its chairman of the platform commit stood pledged for such reform. I refer And several good S*M:ond-Hand Machines at the Al. BUILDDJG& Excursion trains will also sttf will be a close and interesting one. by aiding his party to fill the public Leave Detroit, 5 45 2 SO 7 SO stronger will? We'll bet on "Sitting you to the 5th resolution of your par- SEWING MACHIN1S OFFICE, Anu Arbor. Also at the Encampment of the Patrons of Husbandry, tee), said that the act of 1875 amounted service with official thievos, against at Elm Station, on this road. Bull" rather than on the man of nega The Tribune (like the ARGUS; has, w ty platform for 1872, which substan- [Via New York Central R. R.] to nothing, that he voted against it in whose elevation he never once protested AM A M P M P II tive qualities. suspect, been misled as to the etrengt tially admits the disease and preteuds during the ten years while they were I^e. Niagara Kails, 4 00 7 30 1 45 8 ID •83-The Pennsylvania Railroad is the grandest I Congress, and that the day of resump- to subscribe for and promises the reme- Needles for all Machines Suspension Bridge, 4 2(1 7 :ll 2 00 8 00 railway organization in the world. It control! j of J. Webster Childs in this county plundering the country before his eyes. seven thousand miles of roadway, forming contin- BLUFORD WILSON telling the truth tion could not be hastened by legisla- dy. I have lived to see a prediction liulliilo, 4:S5 7 4o 150 9 50 Last week we gave him ten delegates —Pittsburg Post. Rochester, 7 SO 3 86pm 5 30 12 20 a m uous lines to Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, made by me at that time realized, viz.: The very host that are made, and attachments and [Via Northern Central K'y.] and Washington, over which luxurious day and the President solicited from him the evi tion. And the nomination of Hen- If you elect Tilden, Tilden will be parts for nearly all machines. * night cars are run from Chicago, St. Louis, Louis- to-day we can count but eight for him That with all your partisan zeal for AM PM PM AM ville, Cincinnati Indianapolis, Columbus, Toledo, dence relied upon to convict Babcock dricks could have no more influence the president. If you eleot Hayes, the Le. Canandaigua, '.1 ID 4 40 6 65 1 45 with a probable reduction of that num Grant, you would be more disgusted r.im Van, Cleveland, and brie, without change..**- and immediately (" within less than an legitimately, in bringing Carl Schurz to with him, if re-elected, before the olose Lord only knows who the president 11 02 e ss 7 48 2 42 ber to seven,—at least as soon as a coun Watklaa, 12 17 700 8 37 333 800 Its muin line i.s laid with double and third tract' hour") reported the same to Babcock a decision than did the sins of omission of his administration, than I then was. will be. It may be Conkling, or Mor- Ar. IUiva.ua, 12 27 709 8 43 808 of heavy steel rails, upon a deep bed of broken of noses shall develop the fact that h You have lived to see the impotency of a ton, or Blaine, or old Simon Cameron, Elinlra, S 10 930 4 30 9 00 stone ballast, and iU bridges are all of iron or And when Bluford Wilson declined to or commission of either convention in Troy, 10 :;y 534 stone. Its passenger trains are equipped with eve- has not a majority from the word go. In platform resolution to effeot any desired or even Boss Shepherd, or possibly a re- Miunequa, 409 11 06 C 02 10 88 ry known improvement for comfort aud safety, and give Babcock any " news," but said he shaping its financial plank : for the de- change in the administration policy of gency of the wholo gang. The people Williamsport, 6 iu 12 .'« 7 40 12 25 are run at faster speed for greater distances than other words, we are quite confident th Repaired better there than anywhere else in Northumberland, 9 25 205 the trains of any line ou the continent. The Com- should take no chances in such a lot- America. If your luachilie don't work well, trade 12 40 could not refuse when the PreBiden cision was really made, and announced the party in power. It needs no doubt- Sunbury, 12 30 200 9 35 2 \r, pany has largely increased its equipment for C««- Childs managers were^sold in the thin tery.—Syracuse- Courier. it for jane that does, or have it repaired. All ma-Harrisbiug, 3 M 1140 4 10 tenuial travel, and it will be prepared to build, i asked, Babcock " laughed and said tha before the St. Louis Convention met ing Thomas to study over the puzzle, chines sold on easy payments at the otiicu. •115 district, and that their ticket include' the intellect of slightest vigor can easi- U;d ti more, 7 88 5 28 7 35 its own shops, locomotives and passenger can »t would do just as well." Right here ii and of course before Hendricks was Samuel J. Tildon undertook the work Washington, 'JU2 9 07 9 07 short notice, sutlieient to accommodate any extra two or three men who won't stand u] ily diseern the wide difference between of reform in the goverumont of the Philadelphia, 7 00 7 35 330 720 demand. The unequaled resources at the command exposed the "true inwardness" of Bab nominated or the soft-money men wore Second door east of Post Office, Ann 1010 10 25 0 4.1 10 20 of the Company guarantee the most perfect accom- for the " boss Granger " when the con platform and pretension, and the actual city of New York, as a private citizen, Arbor, Mich. (15SC) New York, modations for all its patrons during the Centenni- cock's acquittal. It was desired, if no tickled by the adoption of that finance performance made into history during and broke down the Tweed Ring; he Passengers by this route have the privilege of al Exhibition. vention forces are arranged in battl the last four years. As to your sur- I. 1/. <;UI>M:I,I,, Agent. stopping olf at any point, and of visiting Washing- ordered, at the White House. plank which they unanimously voted then undortook the work of reform in ton City y without extra chargeg . THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY for which tn( array at Adrian. prise that I can act with the party (as No dustdt. RoaRd thoroughlthhly stone ballasted-, and Pennsylvania Railroad is so justly celebrated, pre- against. We make this explicit charge, the government of the State of Now its patm-ngor trains aro equipped with every known sents to the traveler over its perfect Roadway aB BLUFORD WILSON telling the truth you say) that I fought so vigorously EORGE W. CEOPSEY, THE Belknap impeachment farce a charge which punctures the inflated for many years, and your remarks York, as its Governor, and broke down improvement for the convenience and safety of pas- ever-changing panorama of river, mountain, ani the Canal Ring while reducing taxa- G sengers. landscape views unequaled in America. " Sylph"—whose name was used so free- about the unholy war, etc., I will sim- The far-famed WatkinsGlen being located on the came to an end on Tuesday. We writ letter of Carl Schurz, and brands Carl tion ; ho is hext to undertake reform in Lato of the firm of CLARK & CKOPSKY, and A. THE EATING-STATIONS on this line are r* ly in the Babcock and McDonald tele ply say that while I was, as I suppose, K KAI:NI:v, late of Texas, under the arm name of direct lino of Northern Central Railway passengers surpassed. Meals will be furnished at suit*!* farce because ever since certain mem Schurz himself a pretonder and hypo- the government at Washington, and can take it in on their route to the Centennial, liy hours aud ample time allowed for enjoying them. grams brought to light in the Babcock an earnest Republican, from the organ - taking the Northern Central Railway. bers of the Senate or court of iuipeaoh crite, on the authority of the Lansing break down Grantism.—New York Sun. EXCURSION TICKETS, at reduced rates, *B trial—" was a lewd woman with whom izntion of the party down to 1872, I KEARNEY & CROPSEY, He sure your tickets read via New York Central be sold at all principal Railroad Ticket Offices ii ment indicated a determination not t Republican, the editor of which journal know of no such party in existence as I There are to-day from threo to four and Northeon Central Roads. the West, Northwest and Southwest. the President of the United States hac hundred thousand voters of Republican Have established themselves at No. 33 South Information given on application to Western Pas- 4ES~Be sure that your tickets read via the Grf*1 abide by the majority decision claiming was a delegate to the Cincinnati Con- then worked and votod against. Eleven Main si., Anu Arl>or, und propose to do senger Agent. been in intimate association, and tha years he.vo passed since the close of the faith who are undecided as to their geueral 1>. if. BOYD, JR., Gen. Pass. Agont. Pennsylvania Route to the Centennial. jurisdiction, it has been nothing more vention. July 11, in an article headed next Presidential vote. They will glad- SAM'L L. SEYMOUB, Western Passenger Agent, FRANK THOMSON, D. M. BOYD, JR., she bothered and annoyed the Presi- war, and if there can be any doub liuflalo, N. Y. lS'JHf General Manager. Gen'l Pass'r Jff^ nor less than a farce to pursue the tri " German American Patriotism," the ly defeat Hayes if they shall be assured Grocery Business dent" until Babcock and McDonalc that this is time enough for any admin al. On the first article the vote stood Republican said: istratiou with honest purpose, am of an admiuistratiou whoso devotion to They will also keep CROCKERY, GLASS and relieved him of her presence. Was i country will be paramount to party. WOODEN WARE, and a full line of DOMESTIC guilty, 35; not guilty, 25,—the 25 ex faithful intention, to have made itself a THE ENEMY OF DISEASE! National Centennial Route by services like this that these two men !IThe presidential fight this year is likely history covorod all over with illustriou They aro, of all men, the most undi.'liv- and FOREION FRUITS. They have iittcd and plaining their votes as given " for wan furnished Babcock and McDonald, so endeared to witneBS a large majority oi German news- effort to maintain peace, cultivate fnt erable assortment of political wares the THE FOE OF PAIN of jurisdiction." On the second, third papers and voters ou the side of Hayes and ternal feeling, promote well being, in country has ever produced, and all at- A First-class Eating Depart- TAKE THE themselves to the President that he felt Wheeler. The St. Louis Westleich Post, ed- and fourth articles, the vote was : guil dustry and prosperity throughout al tempts at formal transfers, or at formal " ment, Buch interst in their fate, and showed ited by Carl Schurz, contains an article with TO MAN AND BEAST. ty, 36; not guilty, 25: on the fifthhis initials, giving unmistakable ovidonce of our broad domain, I can not doub declarations of their purposes, are butWhere Meals can be had at all hours, or board by such anxiety for their acquittal. his preference for that ticket; and he inlorm- that it is time enough for any and al pitiable exhibitions of petty hucksters the week. article: guilty, 37; not gulity ed a Michigan delegate at Cincinnati that he feelings of revenge to die out with ove- by sample. The Liberals will speak la tlie Grand Old 1 25. Messrs. Christianoy and Ferry should probably take the stump for Hayes ery veil wisher of his country. Culti for themselves—at the ballot-box!— Cash paid for Rutter, I:ITK". and all THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO UP TO THE very day of the holding and Wheeler. It would be very natural for Country produce* Goods promptly deliv- of this State, both voted " noi him to do so, as he supported Hayes forGov -vating revenge at best yields a bar-Philadelphia Times (Ind.) ered in any part of the city. Remember the place. MUSTANG- THE CENTENNIAL of the Ohio Republican State Conven- guilty;" and Eaton, of Conn., was ernor of Ohio in a series of powerful speeches ren harvest. That passion should iiiir The Boston Post says : Gov. Cham- 33 South Main Street. tion in 1875, Gen. Hayes protested that last October, against Bill Allen. no lodgment in the heart of any patri- VIA. the only Democrat voting againsi ot towards a fellow countryman. Iu berlain, of South Carolina, says there is KEARNEV &CROPSEY. he was not a candidate for Governor, conviction. There were 11 ab- We commend this fact to both Mr. short, at this distance, it would be im- nothing to show that the disturbances Ann Arbor, April 2G, 1876. 1580 WASHINGTON CITY ! at Hamburg originated in political LINIMENT that he would not permit his name to sentees or dodgers. The acquittal on Ottondorfer and Parke Godwin when joasible to warm up the bbody shirt in »ny manner to causo the least hanker- causes. Senator Morton and his fol- Which has stood the test of forty years. By this line passengers are landed at the Cen- be used against Judge Taft, and that the grounds assigned is as damning as next they undertake the easy task of FOR SALE. tennial Grounds, or at Broad a nd Pine Streets, to ng for it on my part, neither does the lowers probably knew this ; hence their There is no Sore it will not heal, no Lameness it vicinity of the leading hotels in Philadelphia, X he oould not accept a nomination over stripping the mantle of inconsistency Adjoining the West line of the City of Ann Arbor, will not cure, no Ache, no Pain that iilliiets tho a oonvictioa would have been. glamour of a military man for Presi- haste to misrepresent the transaction for iu township two south of range six east, compris- they may prefer. Holders of Through Tickets from the shoulders of Carl Schurz. Ho Human Body,' or the Body ot a Horse or other do- Judge Taft. Judge Taft continued to dent, longer arouse any particular en- party effect before the truth could be ing the eaat half of the northeant quarter of sec- mestic animal, that does not yield to its magi" CAN STOP OFF AT TUE bo a candidate in the convention, and did not wait for St. Louis; and he de- established. It is the obligation of tion nineteen ; and that part of the wust half of touch. A hottle costing 25c, 5(fc, or $1.00, hits of- THE Democratic-Liberals of Jackson ;husiasm with me. the went half of the northwest quarter of section ten saved the life of a human heing, and restored when Hayes was nominated over him lared for Hayes and Wheeler and in- South Carolina to punish violators of twenty, lying north of the turnpike; in allto life and usefulneg* man} a valuable horse. County are early in the field with their her laws, and she has toe power to do100 42-100 acres, with he immediately, and before the conven dioated that ho should " probably take National Capital! county ticket, and judging by what we It is right and proper to tolerate diff- it. The trick of requesting the pres- Awarded the Highest medal at Vienna. And visit the Government Buildings and h» tion adjourned, telegraphed his aocept- ;he stump" for them, the Republican House, Barn, an (Mailing many objects of interest in and about WashiogU* personally know of some of the candi- erences of opinion ou political ques- ence of Governor Chamberlain at Wash- City. Travelers desiring ance. Is the promise of Gov. Hayes dates it is a good and strong one. Thejeing the authority, two week) before the tions and theories, but it seems to mi ington, when his duty was at home, was Spring of Water, hut any difference of opinion upon a part of that system of deception which And about fifty ncres well Improved; tlrst class E. &H.T. ANTHONY & CO. not to be a candidate for President for convention set a good example to other action, at St. Louis." A SPEEDY, PLEASANT & ualfeasanoe iu, thieving from, and has been the principal element in Re-lttiul and situation beautiful. Two-thirds of the 591 Broadway, New York. a second term as good as his promise notcounties in nominating Hon. Michael purchase money may remain on the land three to THE balance in the State Troasury at institution of official position, can be publican politics relating to the South. five years. COpp. Metropolitan Hotel,) COMFORTABLE TRIP to run against Judge Tuft? It is for Shoomaker for Senator. He is known only bred in, and become the out- Every intelligent man knows that For terms apply to GEO. E. H AND Should remember that the the close of business hours on the 31st Orll. J. UEAK1SS, Detroit. Manufacturers, Importers & Uealers in the people and not for Gov. Hayes to throughout the State, both politically jrowth of, the blindest partisanship. the law as it stands does not provide Ann Arbor. 1574tf day of July, was $1,089,107.37. And kly reason for not supporting Mr. for resumption at tho date named nor CHEOMOS and FEAMES, Baltimore <& Ohio say- ,. and as a man of eminent business qual- the Lansing Republican will call that an layes for President, aside from my in- at any other date. If to-morrow were ON Tuesday a large excursion party fications. He is besides an experienced vidence of thrift and economy and re-ability to find anything in the man ex- the 1st of January, 1879, the Secretary Yisitors to the Centennial,STEREOSCOPES & VIEWS, Railroad ' went from Coldwater to Baw Beese egislator and will command an influ- duced taxation. But then you know cept mere negative qualities that could of the Treasury could no more rosume ALBUMS, UBAPHOSOOI>ES, ANU SUITABLE VIEWS. Is celebrated for its elegant Coaches, Splendid Ho- iossibly commend him, is that I could Specie Payments under that law than tels, Grand and Beautiful Mountain and V«IW Lake, on the railroad a few miles east ence in the Senate that will reflect cred- ;he " Treasury Ring" loan it to pet Scenery, and the many points of Historic int«r»' lot have supported Grant, Blaine, tie could have done on any 1st day ofBALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, Photographic Materials. along its lino. of Hillsdale, under the auspioes of the t upon his constituents. Other coun- >anks at from 6 to 8 per cent., pay theConkling or Morton, if either had been January during tho last tun years. Baptist Sunday School. At about 2 ies and districts should follow the Jack- ominated, and I hope I may bo par-The law was a piece of sentimentali.sm, Fare will always lie tate 4 per cent, and divide the diffor- TAXIS 2TOTICE! We are Headquarters for everything in the by any other Line, o'clock p. M. a boat carrying seventeen on pattern and nominate their best .oned for refusing to take the combina-with no provision for making the senti- w»j of ence: or used to do so when there was ion through Hayes. My reason for sup- the Cleveland Steamer* passengers capsized about 80 rods from men for the Senate. ment practical. It is the same as if the :0ITM0\s & 10MJIC LANTERNS, ny demand for money,—that is before >orting Mr. Tildon is that he is a mancity of Chicago should enact that on shore, in water 60 feet deep, and nine topublican legislation and Republican of positive sterling qualities, capable NORTHWEST, B. N. BICE, Being mauufactniers of the PULLMAN PALACE CARS the first day of July, 1877, it will com- MICRO-SCIENTIFIC LANTERN, persons were drowned. Their names HUBBELL, the Miohigan third-termer, inanciering had demoralized the busi- and honest, a man possessed of qualifi- plete a new Court House building, J.euve M. C. R. R. wharf, Detroit, daily at 9 RUN THROUGH cations combined with force of charac- o'clcckp. m., except Sundays. This lino has ar- STEREO PANOPTICON, •were: G. H. Taylor, Mrs. Betsoy A. had it all his own way in the Ninth dis- less of "the oountry, and placed money without making any appropriation or ranged a syntem of tickets via Cleveland whereby UNIVERSITY STEREOPTICON WITHOUT CHANGE ter, situated in life so as to make use of other provision to purchase material, over 300 routes can be made to I'lii ladclpliia Musser, Mrs. Sarah J. Thornton and rict Republican Convention held at ut of reach of those who want it andhis great executive ability and energy, p p , and New York,, goingngg and returning by any ADVEKTISEIl'S STEREOPT1CON Between the principal young daughter, Misses Libbie and Ma- Traverse City on the 1st inst. The first to redeem our government from ways lire labor, or raise the monny for that routt e desireddid. No othethr linli e oan ffoffe r suchh a va- t ARTOPPICON, need it, and at the same time made it a p The act of 1870 required nety of routes. | SCHOOL LANTERN, FAMILY LANTERN WESTERN & EASTEEN CITIES, ry Cunningham, Miss Alice Hayes, Miss Dallot gave him a clear majority,—and rug in the hands of capitalists. of recklessness, extravagance and rilliancy nor industry, but then he or Hayes: in Vermont. And has itambition. This I believe would be the OII.L HEADS AND STATEMENTS Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides with direc- sad affair cast great gloom over Cold- hange the financial condition of the tions for using sent on application. result of the election of Samuel J. Til- E. R. DORSET, L. M. COLE, „ water, and stores were closed and bells knows how to " tickle my constituents " ome to this, that such an effort to save ountry."— Chicago Tribune (Rep.) AT THE ARGUS OFFICE, Any enterprising man can make money with a 1 den. Yours truly, Magic Lantern. 1571 Asu't Gen'l Ticket Ag't. Gen'l Ticket AS tolled. nd run a caucus. ermont is necessary ? JOHN I. Tuosirsox. Corner Main and Huron Street. THOS. P. BARRY, THOS. R. SHARP. WCut out tbia advortisemont for reference.-£* West'u Passenger Agent. Master of Tr»o»P'"' —Frazier Harris, of the Fifth ward, aged 85 KILLED BY THE CABS.— Mr. Wm. Gage was The " Eccentricities " of the President C QMMERCIAL. Mortgage Sale. HEREAS default has been made in the con- years, and a resident of the city since 1844, killed, on Monday lant, at Wiard's crossing, A correspondent of the New York JUST RECEIVED ! Ann Arbor Market. W ditions of ft mortgage, made and delivered by died on Monday evening. Mr. Harris was a below the city, by a western train. He had Tribune complains of the unkind treat- Charles Wheeler to William Cross, bearing date ANN ARBOR. THURSDAY, Aug 3,1876. j ust finished a job of threshing, near the road, ment of the President by that journal on the fourteenth day of November, A. D. 1857, soldier of the war of 1812, and took great and suggests that his eccentricities APPLES—$1.00. per bu. and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds pleasure in reciting its events. He was a and having got his teams and machinery in BKAHS—80C of the county of Washtenaw, in liber twenty-four FRIDAY. AUGUST 4, 1876. should be overlooked. In reply, the BETTER—14c. of Mortgages, page one hundred and sixty-two, readiness to move to the next place, he, with brother of a former Minister to China aud IVibune enumerates the following as a BEEF—$6@7 Der hundred. on the third day of December, A. D. 1867, and Japan. His funeral was attended at St. An- others got into a one horse wagon, and went COUN—40c to 45c. per bu. which said mortgage was afterward duly assigned Democratic War.. Caucuses few only of Grant's "eccentricities.": CHIOKENS—30®50c per pair ; dressed 12>.<;C per lb by the said William Croas to Margaret E. Thomp- I have just received a Large Stock of drew's church, of which he was a member, on. The track at this point is level, but par- Democrats of the several wards of this city 1. Treating the patronage of the KGOS—Command lie. son, by deed of assignment dated October 8th, A. yesterday afternoon. tially hidden from the highway by an orchard, HAY—$8@10 per ton. D. 1&68, and recorded in the said Register's Oflice ^ ucsted to meet on FRIDAY, AUOIST4, at government as a personal possession in- LARD—The market stands at 13o. in liber three of assignments of mortgages, page the and other objects. As the wagon reached the **S* P- M., at following places: —The members of Company A are making stead of a public trust. OATS—28c to 30c. five hundred amd iii'ty three, on the twelftn day of November, A. D. 1872, and was afterwards duly \vlrd-a' oflice of John N. Gott. great preparations for their excursion to Put- track they for the first time saw the swiftly 2. Appointing persons to offioe with - POKK—$8.cl0(cil8.50 per hundred. POTATOES—new 75rq)80 cents. ussigned by said Margaret B. Thompson to Cor- " ,. —at office of D. Cramer. approaching train, which whistled violently at in-Bay, to take place on the 17th inst., and in- out reference to fitness or capacity, but GREEN PEAS—1100 per bu. delia C. Parish, by deed of assignment, dated No- ' .. —at the Court House. vember 7th, A. D. 1872, and recorded in Baid Reg- tend to make it the excursion of the season. the same moment. Mr. Gage was confused, simply as a mark ot favor or reward for WHEAT— #1.15@$1.26. LIGHT WEIGHT SUITS ! 51 , —at Firemen's Hall. "WOOI.—25cts. ister's Office in liber two of assignments of mort- The large and commodious steamer Northwest rose aud jumped to escape, but failed to clear personal service. gages, page J52, on the twelfth day of November, J » -at the Engine House. the tiack, and was struck by the engine. The 3. Making aud changing his cabinet A, D. 1872, and was afterward assigned by said ' ,. -at the McDonald Store. will convey the excursionists from Detroit to Cordelia C. Parish to the undersigned John M. the Bay and return. Fare for the round trip force of the blow threw him about fifty feet, with no regard to the public interests, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Prindle, by deed of assignment dated December wt delegates to the County Convention 19th, A. D, 1874, and recorded in said Register's T against the railroad fence. His left side was but only to his own oaprices. ° held August o. The Fifth and Sixth wards only $1.75 ; children half price. Office in liber four of assignments of mortguges, ALPACA COATS, LINNEN COATS, COTTON titled to 'wu delegates each, the other wards badly crushed, and his limbs broken. Medical 4. Appointing weak, iincompetent, Sheriffs Sale. page 509, on the seventeenth day of .February, A titled to ' —The 30-called " fast mail " gave us ou D. 1875, by which said default the power of sale aid was sent for to this city, but death termi- and dishonest men to office. VIRTUE of an execution issued out of COATS, STRIPED COATS, ULSTERS New York daily exchanges at 9 A. M., and w 5. Surrounding himself with corrupt B d under the Beal of the Circuit Court for cont; ined in said mortgage became operative, and y order of nated his suffering in a few hours. The horse the County of Waahtenaw and State of Michigan, the sum of six hundred and ninety-four dollars AND DUSTERS, now get them at 12 M. As the " fast mail and sixteen cunts being claimed to be due on aaid DEMOCRATIC WARD COMMITTEES. instinctively sprang forward, and cleared the and dishonest men as his intimates, in favor of Edward Duffy, and against the goods left New York at 4 o'clock in the morning and schemers and intriguers as his associ- and chattels, and for want thereof tbe lands and mortgage at the date of this notice» besides the track with the wagon and remaining passen- tenements oi James Coleman, and to me delivered, sum of twenty-five dollars provided to be paid in the letter mail principally the evening before ates, and plunderers of the treasury as said moregage as an attorney fee on the taking of gers, uninjured. Mr Gage's funeral was at- T did on the sevemeentn day of December, A. D. no time is lost in receiving tetters. Isn't this a his friends. 1873, levy the HH.DK; on the following described real proceeding for the foreclosure thereof, and no suit Ann Arbor Town Caucus. tended by the members of Phoenix Lodge, of estate, to wit: On lot (12) twelve, block f3J three or proceedings haying been had or instituted, either small difference (3 hours in papers alone) for 6. Pretending to be in favor of re- north, range (4) four oast in the city of Ann Arbor. tit law or in equity, to recover the sum. secured which he was a worthy member. — Ypsilanti by said mortgage, or any part thereof : Notice is rrie Democrats of the Town of Ann Arbor Republicans to howl about ? form of the civil service, and in nine Which above described property I shall expose for Sentinel. out of ten of his appointments doing sale to the Ligheat bidder, at the south door of therefore hereby given that said mortgage will be OASSIMERE PANTS enuested to meet at the Court House, at —The Fourth Annual Picnic of the farmers the Court House, in the city of Ann Arbor, foreclosed by sale of the mortgaged premises what he could to degrade and demor- "Washtenaw county, Michigan, on the 21st dayof therein described, or some part thereof, viz : All ' 'dock ?• M- Friday, Aug. 4, to elect three of Sharon will be held in the grove of D. G that parcel of land known as vilage lots number POLK RAISINGS.—A fine, straight pole was alize it. September, A. 1>. 1876, ut ten o'clock A. M. of said ' oates to the County Convention. Hose, on Wednesday, August 23. Rev. Chas sixty and sixty-one (60 and 61), in Cross and Bag- raised near the depot on Saturday atternoon 7. Opposing the prosecution of reve- ley's addition to the village of Ypsilanti, in the " Z,ei August 1, 1876. T. Allen, of Pontiac, a Sharon native, wil 'Sated August 1st, 1876. county of Washtenaw and State of Michigan. last, 102 feet high, from which the names of nue thieves and kicking out of his cab- "" COMMITTEE. deliver the address. The invitation to '* come 1594 M. FLEMING, Sheriff. And also that parcel of land described as commenc- Tilden and Hendricks float to the breeze. Af- inet and out of the departments, all ing at the Bouthwest-corner of village lot number ovei " will be taken into favorable considera- who have been active in purifying the sixty-four C64) in said addition; thence westerly ter the pole was up, Col. Burleigh opened the Mortgage Sale. along the south side of an alley sixteen rods; LOCAL AFFAIRS. tion. EFAULT having been made in the condition Cotton and Linen Pants. speaking with a few remarks, R. E. Frazor, government service and prosecuting tnence southerly twenty rods; thence easterly D of a certain mortgage executed by Jacob Fred- sixteen rodsj thence northerly twenty rods to the corrupt officials. erick Beck, of the city of Ann Arbor, county of Fleming has but three " guests " Esq., made one of his best speeches, and D. place of beginning, containing two acres of land, Washtenaw and State of Michigan, to Caroline M. The C. H. C. Cramer spoke at lengthy, pitching solid shot 8. Quarreling with the best men in at public vendue, at the south door of the Court lis usually popular hotel. Hennequin, of the same place, on the first day of t Hon. Eugene Pringle came down from Jack Houae, wherein the Circuit Court for the county of into the ranks of the political enemy. There the party, and in every way weakening June, in the year of our Lord oue thousand eight r Q. A. Sessions and son leave to-morrow Washtenaw is held, in the city of Ann Arbor, on son on Friday afternoon last, in response to the organization that elected him. hundred and seventy-four, and recorded on the was a large attendance, a good deal of enthu- the second day of September next, at ten o'clock (t« weeks visit to the Centennial. second day of June, A. D. 1874, iu Liber 51 of the invitation of the Executive Committee o 9. Inaugurating, in short, a system of .ii the forenoon. siasjn, aud the best of order. The promoters Mortgages on page 386, and there is now claimed to jj j Brown aud wife are now at Berea, Dated, Ann Arbor, June 8th, 1876, n the Centennial Reform Club, and made £ personal government that had not even be due upon said mortgage aud the bond accom- of this pole raising were principally Germans, panying the same the sura of six hundred and sev- njio, Mrs. Brown being under medical treat- speech at the Court House in the evening, dis- the odor of respectability about it to and a number of former Republicans were enty dollars and fifty cents, also an attorney's fee JOHN M. PRINDLE, cussing at length and in a candid, argumenta- relieve it of its most offensive features. of thirty-five dollars should any proceedings be ta- BEAKES & CUTCHEON, Assignee of Mortgage, noticed as taking a hand in. Not dampened ken to foreclose the same, and no proceedings in Attorneys for Assignee. 1586 _During Dr. Dunster's absence at the East tive, and logical manner the issues Of the cam- law or in equity having been had to recover said TRY OUR 65ot COAT 1 by the failure of Friday evening last, the SUCCESS UPON MEKIT.—It there is an in- »ill deliver a course of lectures at Hanover, paign. Recognizing the absolute need of re- sum of money or any part thereof: Now, there- Third-warders raised a 130 foot pole at Kit- stance upon the records of our country where fore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the Mortgage Foreclosure. form in all departments of the government power of Hale in said mortgage contained, I shall EFAULT having been made in the conditions son's, corner of Main and Cathorine streets, an article of American manufacture has made sell at public auction to the highest bidder on the of a mortgage, made by Jacob Paul to Leonard ~Dr. Frothingham is rusticating at Grosse its way to universal favor solely upon its own sell at public auction D he saw no hope of reform from the party in ttihth d f October next, at two o'clock Wallington, dated September tenth, A. D. Monday afternoon, and threw the national twenty-eighth day of Me where he will spend several weeks with merits and without extraneous aid, it is that y, t the front door of the Court 1874, reoorded September twelfth, A. D. 1874, at power. This had induced him, as a Republi- p. M. of said day, at colors and a Tilden and Hendnck's banner to of D. B. DeLand & Co.'s Best Chemical Saler- House in the city of Ann Arbor, county aforesaid, 4U o'clock P. M., in liber 4T of mortgages, on page j, family. can, to give his support to Tilrten and Hen- H i th it f the breeze. In the early evening a large atus. It has only to be sold in one place, and (that being the building in which the Circuit Court 522, in the Eegister's Office ol Washtenaw county, .Let the Democrats and '* Reformers " re- dricks. Had Bristow been nominated at Cin- it is demanded in another ; and so it has gone for said county of Washtenaw is held), all those Vlichigan, assigned by tbe said Leonard C. Wal- crowd gathered in the street and stirring certain pieces or parcels of land situate and beirife iugton to Christian Mnck and Frederick Schmid, •eniberthe Ward Caucuses to take place this cinnati he should have given him his vote, bui on increasing in favor until the products of the speeches were made by Messrs. Cramer, Fra- in the city of Ann Arbor, in the county of Wash- r., by deed of assignment, dated October 15, extensive Chemical Works of H. A. DeLaud fining. Hayes he regarded as the man selected by tenaw and State of Michigan, and described as fol- A. D. 1874, recorded October 23d, A. D. 18/4, in zer, and Manly. The City band discoursed & Co., at Fairport, Monroe County, N. Y., are lows, to wit: Commencing at the southeast corner iber 4 of assignments of mortgages, page 418, in JOE T. JACOBS, Conkliug, Cameron, and Morton, and his ad- _The several school buildings are being good music at both "raisings." now immense. This article is made only at of lot number eight in block number three south of said Register's Ottice, and by the said Christian j glily cleaned, and their walls white- ministration would be managed by the "Ring' these works by a process known only to the Huron street range oue west, according to the plat rtack and Frederick Schmid jr., assigned to Caro- wu of Wm. S. Maynard's addition, and running east ine D. Fuller, by deed of assignment, dated Octo- ned or kalsoiniued. politicians, the first term of Hayes being a proprietors, and is better for all purposes than on the south line of lot No. nine two rods ; thence ber 22d, A. D. 1874, recorded in said Register's The Democrats of Ypsilanti have an " East Soda. Try it. )ffice in last mentioned liber, on page 419, Octo- The Clothier, First National Bank Block, -Bev. Mr. Smith, of Jackson, preached in third term of Grantism. Mr. Pringle present- north two rods east of the west line of said lot, one Side Young Men's Hickory Club," with the chain and thirty-six links • thence west two rods ; ber 23d, 1874, and by the said Caroline D. Fuller re- h Congregational Church, ou Sunday last, ed in concise and clear terms the enormous thence ?.outh on the lino or said lot one chain and assigned to the said Christian Mack and Frederick following officers: thirty-six links to the place of beginning ; also the Schmid, jr., by deed of assignment dated May jjdanging with Prof. D'Ooge. increase in the regular expenses of the govern- THE CENTENNIAL. President—Mark L. Vining. following parcel of land to wit: beginning at the 27th, A. D. 1S76, recorded on the 7th day of June, ment, giving the figures from official sources. southeast corner of lot number eight (8) m block A. D. 1876, in liber 5 oi assignments of mortgag- -Hon. George Sedgwick, of Chicago, first Vice Presidents—F. J. Swaine, A. S. Mal- ANN ARBOR. THE FARMERS' TIMK FOR RECREATION ! number three south of range one west in Wm. S. es, on page 185, whereby the power of sale therein j,Toroi this city, was giving his old friends He pointed out the need of economy, and the Iory, Chas. Ferrier. Maynard's addition to the village of Ann Arbor, contained has become operative, and two thousand jihtte of the hand on Wednesday. direction from which it must come : a reduc- Secretary—Greg. B. Dougall. and running north along the center line of range nine hundred and nfty-four dollars and seventy- Treasurer—Chas. Foster. Now, that the summer crops will soon be gather- one west, one chain and thirty-six (1 3fi) links, ;hree cents, besides twenty-five dollars as an attor- -Prof- D'Ooge left for Auburudale, Mags., tion of the number of officers and a decrease ney fee, being at the date hereof claimed as due Executive Committee—George D. Thayer, ed, and our farmers everywhere are happy over thence west parallel to the south line of lot num- S.—CALL AND EXAMINE THE « BOSS" hereon ; and no suit or proceeding, at law or in :nTuesday, and will return via the Centenni- in salaries. He criticised Hayes' letter of ac- ber eight (8) seventy-three and a half links (73J^); Worger George, O. P. Newcomb, Thos. Weth- the abundant harvest, together with the fact that thence south parallel to the center line one chain equity, having been instituted to recover the same OVERALL. il accompanied by his wife. ceptance, especially the paragraph in reference erell, W. T. Martin, George A. Neat, H. E. the demand for agricultural products will be great and thirty-six links (1.36) to the south line of lot or any part thereof, notice is hereby given that aid mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the 1588 to civil service reform. His questions as to Shutts. enough to realize a good return in the market, it is number eight (sy, thence east along the south line -Theodore Taylor and wife, accompanied of lot number eight seventy-three and a halt links mortgaged premises, or some part thereof, to wit : when Zack Chandler, Simon Cameron, Roscoe well that those of our friends who intend visiting (73J4) to the place of beginning, containing one- All that certain piece or parcel of land situate in jrsome visiting friends from the East, left Beautiful and attractive as ever : the July Conkling, Oliver P. Morton, or Henry Wal- the Centennial have their attention brought to the tenth of an acre, and being part of lots seveu and ;he township of Freedom, in the county of Wash- lot the Upper Lakes last evening. number of the Printer's Cabinet, published by eight in block number three south of Huron street, ;enaw and State of Michigan,, being the west half dron, had found the recommendation of their best and most economical meana of reaching the Yd of the northeast quarter 1%) oi section num- -Dr. Dunster and family left for their sum- rauge number one west. Also commencing on the CENTENNIAL OFFERINGS that sterling printer and prince of good fel- Exhibition, now being held to commemorate our northwest corner of lot number ten (10) in block er thirty-six, excepting the twelve acres on the friends for appointment to office " an intoler- outheast corner, heretofore conveyed to Adam jerracation ou Monday evening, and will lows, Stirling P. Rounds. Its large and hand- 100th anniversary as a Nation. number three south of Huron street range one west able burden and an unwarrantable discharge in William S. Maynard's addition to tne city of Jross, at the south (outer) door of the Court FOR- CASH Bie their headquarters at Attleboro Falls, some pages are models of typography and Undoubtedly greater facilities are now afforded Ann Arbor, and running west parallel with House, in the city of Ann Arbor, county and state of their legitimate duties ?" were both perti- by the Great Ft. Wayne and Pennsylvania Line the south liue of said block eight rods to aioresaid, on the second day of September next, press work. Especially have we been inter- Third street; thence south to the southwest at noon. nent and pointed. His review of the position for reaching the GATEWAY OF THE CENTEN- -Prof. Frieze and two daughters left for corner of said block about eleven rodb; thence Dated, June 8th, A. D. 1876. of Carl Schurz was telling; in fact the whole ested in running over the proceedings ot the Philadelphia on Tuesday, and will do the Cen- NIAL GROUNDS, than is in the power of any ri- east eight rods to the southwest corner of lot num- speech was sound and convincing. It was Illinois State Press Association. The Illinois val to offer) while for convenience, comfort and ber nine; thence north about eleven roda to the CHEISTIAN MACK, Mial in company with J. M. Wheeler and plaoe of beginning, together with the free use of FREDERICK BCHMID, Jr. listened to by a large audience, and at the typos set a good pattern. tor their Michigan economy, none can dispute the fact that it is the the stream of water running across said land, with AT BACH & Assignees. /S. conclusion three rousing cheers were given for brethren. most desirable, shortest and quickest route to the the exception, however, of a certain piece of land, By Attorney of Assignees, 1586 -Col. Burleigh has rented the old book- Centennial depot; in the immediate vicinity of being about one-half of a lot, deeded by Jacob Tilden, Hendricks aud Reform. Heinzmanu and wife to Chtiiles Conradth, on the tee (but later a harness shop), next to John CiECtriT COUBT.—The following is the dis- good hotels whose prices range from two to four 26th day of August, A. D. 1852, said deed being Mortgage Sale. recorded in liber 38 of Deeds, on page 137, in the HEREAS default has been made in the con tare's, on Mam street, aud is fitting it up position ot cases in the Circuit Court, during dollars per day, and within five minutes walk of office of the Register of Deeds of Washtenaw ditions of a certain indenture of mortgage, the Main Entrance, thus saving to the visitor the W lira law oflice. According to the Ann Arbor Regirster the the present adjourned term, up to yesterday County. made and executed by Nelson B. Cole and Eliza- TIEUST ^ official records of that city, including deeds or' cost aud annoyance of transfer incident to other beth H. Cole, his wife, of the city of Ann Arbor, -Tbe dry weather is pinching corn and po- noon: real estate, bonds of officers, releases of right lines. in the County ol Washtenaw, and State of Mlchi- atoes, aud farmers are clamoring for rain. of way for streets, etc., are all carefully filed Wm. A. Berkey et al. vs. Oliver M. Martin; August 2, 1&76. an, to Alpheus Felch, of the same place, bearing Not the least attractive to our farmer friends ate the twenty-seventh day of December, in the Igood shower would also be welcome on city by being tumbled promiscuously into old damages assessed at $275.07. CAROLINE M. HENNEQUIN, f 01 the will be the Encampment of the National Grange of Mortgagee, year 1867, and recorded in the Office of the Regis- gardens and lawns. boxes and barrels and stored in the third story Chas. D. Colman vs. Francis A. Hill et al.; the Patrons of Husbandry, at Elm Station, near JOHN N. GOTT, Att'y for Mortgagee. 1594 ter of Deeds for the County of Washenawhenaw, in the of a hotel, so that a man can readily lay his chancery; decree granted. State oi MichiganMichigan ,, o n tthh e sisixtitthh dad y off JJJanuara y -The Ypsilanti Commercial has been desig- the Centennial Grounds, on the line of this road, hand on any desired paper after a search of a Welcome Sumuer vs. Rebecca Sumner ; de- in the yeay r 1868, in liber 37 off mortgagest , on page ned as the paper to advertise the coming list week or twn. We can appreciate the city where ample accommodations have been provided Sheriff's Sale. 784; and d whereah s by said defauldflt t ththe power off sall e cree of divorce denied. TATE OF MICHIGAN, county of Waahtenaw, (Hands to be sold for taxes. Not a very " fat fathers' motives in hiring a hotel in order not for agriculturists, at the moderate price of twodol- therein contained has become operative, and tbe Jas. S. Reynolds vs. Hartford Insurance Co.; S as. Mary Estey va. Lewis Lamborn. By vir-sum of six thousand seven hundred and thirteen to soil that pretty court-house, but why they per day. Arrangements have been perfected by tue of one writ of execution issued out of and un- ate" in this county. final judgment entered for plaintiff. dollars are claimed to be now due and unpaid on should go the expense of getting old boxes this line by which Centennial tickets to Philadel- der the seal of the Circuit Court for the county of said mortgage, and the promissory note therein Including the well-known brands of Merrimac, Pacific, -The dwelling of Charles Grieb, two miles Washt^naw, in the above entitled cause, tome di- and barrels in which to file away in a meth- W. Irving Yeckley vs. Gertrude Yeckley phia or New York and return, good for sixty days, mentioned, and no suit or proceeding at law or iu soith of Chelsea, was burned on Saturday odical and fire-proof manner such rubbish as and Chas F. Conrad ; bill dismissed. rected and delivered, I did on the 2£th day of Janu- equity has been instituted to recover the debt re Manchester, Hamilton, Sprague & Co., can be obtained at any coupon ticket office in the ary, A. i>. 1876, levy upon all the right, title and deeds and mortgages passes comprehension. maining secured by said mortgage, or any part K aud a young child which had been lelt Frederika Hiller vs. John Hiller; decree of interest of Lewis Lamborn in and to the following thereof, notice is therefore hereby given that on Gems of consistency they are, shouting " re- West. at the extremely low price of ikine in the house was burned to death. divorce granted. described real estate situated in the county of SATURDAY, THE TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, trenchment" and "reform" after squandering By taking this route, via Toledo & Mansfield, Washtenaw, State of Michigan, to wit: All that A. D. 1876, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that -The Register makes merry over a Demo- the people's money on old barrels for the city Ella Feuton vs. Barclay A. Fenton; decree travelers from this part of tbe State can avail tract of land situated in the township of Lodi, day, at the south door of the Court House, in the ot divorce granted. county of Waehtenaw and State of Michigan, cruic pole breaking while being raised. Bet- recorder's offi-hotel, as they have done.—De- themselves of the advantages of this Great Line, city of Ann Arbor, in said county and State (said 61-4 CENTS PER YARD. known, bounded and described as follows, to wit: troit Post. Jas. S. Reynolds vs. Continental Insurance Court House being the place of holding tho Circuit ttitoe a pole break occasionally than not to which is the only one running direct to the Cen- The north part of the west half of the northwest Court for said county), and by virtue of the power !o.; final judgment entered for defendant. quarter of section number two ("2) io township tettfe enough to attempt to raise one. The Post is evidently hard up tor political tennial Grounds. of sale contained therein, said mortgage will be John M. Gross vs. Jacob Stang ; chancery ; number three {3) south in range number five (5j foreclosed by a sale at publio vendue, to the high- -\ater Latimer, an elderly gentleman liv- capital, but has mistaken the scent. Its sneers decree granted for $666, also an attorney fee east, containing: about forty-four acres of land. est bidder, of the mortgaged premises described Centennial Visitors Which above described property I shall sell at pub- in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be iaoon])i?ifliou .street, fell dowu two or three about " gems of consistency," " retrench- if $30 allowed. Desiring private board on reasonable terms would lic auction to the highest bidder, at the south door necessary to satisfy the amount of principal and Fifteen Cases & Bales of ment," " reform," etc., are hits at its friends— of the Court House in the city of Ann Arbor, on jtejerf his stairs on Monday, breaking one ol In the matter of the appeal of Eliza A. do well to address interest remaining unpaid, with the costs and Storr, from the order of the Judge of Probate, the seventh day of September, A. D. 1876, at tencharges of such sale: Said premises are described (us rats and throwing oue thigh out of joint. the Republicans—if at anybody. Be it known W. O, 316 S. 11th Street, o'clock A. M. of said day. pranting license to Bell real estate; appeal al- in said indenture of mortgage as follows, to wit: -The Repub icans ot Dexter village have to the Post that four years out of five, from ite Philadelphia, Pa. Dated July 11, 1876. All those certain tracts or parcels of land situated in owed. 1591td M. FLEMING, Sheriff. the city of Ann Arbor aforesaid, known, bounded incorporation to now, this city has been Repub- Reference—Philip Bach, or E. B. Pond, Ann Arbor BLEACHED & BH0W1T COTTONS wgraized a Hayes aud Wheeler Club with the Ellen C. L. Gilbert vs. Henry P. Gilbert; and described as follows, viz.: Being lots number lican and has had a Republican Council. And two (2), three (8),and four (4), in Picnic Grove, ac- Mowing officers: President, Judge Crane; decree of divorce granted. Reduced Prices* cording to the plat of said grove, made by W. to-day Mayor and Council are Republican. Hit Including the celebratedl makes of Wamsutta, Hill's 4-4 Semper Idem, Ca- Vise-President, T. Birkett; Secretory, E. E. Franklin D. Cummins vs. Catharine Bach- Look at those Cashmere Black Silks. WOOL WANTED! Weeks,and recorded in the Office of the Register Appleton. 'em again Mr. Post. The Post also ought to man ; fiuding of facts filed and final judgment of Deeds tor the County of Waahtenaw and State bot's Utica Mills 10-4, 9-4, 6-4, 5-4, Atlantics, Saranacs, Nashuas, &c, Sc- Look at those Linen Suits. Or what is about the same thing, I want the aforesaid, being situated on the south si ie of the know that " that pretty court-house " doesn't entered. -John Henley refuses to take back any of Look at those elegant Guinet Silks. money that buys it. Now as the lambs are all road called the Middle Ypsilanti Road, and bound- at LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN IN THIS COUN- belong to the city, that the city has no right C. H. Millen vs. Jabez G. Banghart; final Look at the finest Stock of Dress Goods. shorn, and the price of wool established and no ed as follows: Beginning at a point in the middle TY AT RETAIL. lise "cuss words" he bestowed upon the of said road one chain and fifty (50) links south, to rooms or offices in it, aud besides that the udgment for plaintiff for $198-71. prospect of being any higher, and I have had many Gangers, and, besides, offers to bet that J. Look at our White Goods. forty-four (44) degrees thirty (30) minutes east city papers are just as safe in the "hotel" as The People vs. Rose Ardell; arraigned in Look at our Hosiery and Gloves. and very faithful promises of pay in wool time, of a point where the center line of section twenty- Webster Childs won't be nominated for Con- ipeu court and plead not guilty. Edward Ar- eight (28), town two (2) south of range six (6) east, Look at our Guipure Laces. thus far but very few have been on time with they would be m that coui t-house. Again, the ell and A. D. Besimer entered into rec gni- crosses the said Ypsilanti Road; thence south for- Japanese Silks. those promises. Now I simply say to all delin- A large assortment of Post ought to know that the city rents no office ance of $150. ty-four (44) degrees thirty (30} minutes east, five -On Friday last Justice McMahon ticketed Everything at lower prices. quents who owe me that the best thing they can C5) chains and twentyfive (25] links along the cen- or store rooms in the hotel. It gives the Re- Philip Fohey vs. Timothy Fohey; new trial tre of said road ; thence south forty-two (42} de- one Thomas Monroe, a tramp who tried to We bought them cheap. do is to give this their first attention, especially corder $300 a year and he furnishes his own lenied with $10 costs. grees west on the line between lots four (4) and five asie off with a pair of pants which did not We sell them cheap. those who have let their bills run from one to (5), five (5) chains and sixty-eight (68) links to the V office ; the treasurer $100 a year and he fur- We keep them moving. two years. All such may expect me to drop down north line of lots thirteen (13) ; thence north seven- . GERMAN Al AMERICAN HOSIERY, Wong to Mm, to the Detroit House of Cor- ty-six and three-fourths (76%) degrees, west sixty- nishes his own office, &c. Now sneer at •Saline. You save time and money by trading at on thera like a bat on a bedbug. I will appear to rection for seventy days. two (62) links to lands owned by Ransom S. Smith ; " economy" and your friends again if you Crops in this part of the county are all MACK & SCHMID. you like a midnight assassin in an unexpected thence north two (2) degrees, west along the line -The Gregory House has a new landlord, At very low Prices. hour. Now I simply say to all those owing me, no of said Smith's land one (I) chain and seventy-five choose. ookiug well. Wheat is all secured, and oats (75) links; thence north forty-four (44; degrees Hi. George W»tson, late of the Herndon We offer 100 Dozen Ladies' White Cotton Hose, excellent quality, 10c ire receiving the universal attention of the Go to the Mountains of Colorado matter how great or how small the amount, to thirty (30; minutes west three (3) chains and Btra, Marshall. It is to be hoped that he By the Atchison, Topeka &, Santa Fe Railroad, the walk right up to the scratch Bnd pay me, or I fifty (50) links; thence north forty-one (41) de- per pair ; 50 doz. Ladies' Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, warranted all linen, SAD ACCIDENT. - A sad and fatal accident armers at present. There seems to be a com- grees flity (50) minutes east four (4) chains and rill make more of a success at hotel keeping new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas shall lose no time in inviting you before a Justice eighty-five (85; links to the place of beginning. 75c per dozen. 100 Choice Linen Napkins, full size, $1.26 per Dozen. 50 occurred at the Kellogg crossing of the M. C. laint, however, that the potato bugs are do- than did his predecessor. City via. the beautiful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, of the Peace. Now don't fool yourselves by think- This conveyance is made subject to the rieht of Ladies' Scarfs and Ties, choicest new styles. Choice selections in Ladies' R. R., three-fourths of a mile below the depot ng a lively business. One farmer remarked ing he won't sue me, or he is lying or joking_,about Joseph D. Baldwin to conduct water in pipes across -Albert St. Cooper, of this city, who gradu- Colorado Springs, Denver, Canon City, Cucharas, the above described premises in tbe highway. Fine Dress Goods, in this city, at about 9 o'clock A. II. of Sunday he other day that early last spring, just as this matter. Neglect this and you will find out iWattlie University last June, has been ap- Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all points in last. Within about four rods of the crossing, )otatoes were coming up, he had occasion, one Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona. Special round aboufe this joking. 1591 m.2 psitedprincipal oi the public school at Wil- Dated June 1, A. D. 1876. BLACK and COLORED Thomas Kenny, engineer ot freight train No. old, damp day to visit his potato patch, and trip tickets to Denver, only $50, allowing stop-off M. ROGERS. ALPHEUS FELCH, wUiagaraCo., X. Y., at a salary of *l,00U 1*85 Mortgagee. 18 (coming west), discovered a child sitting on upon his near approoch thought he could hear privileges both ways on the main line, and at At Importers prices. Black Silks, warranted manufatured from pure stock, Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pike's Peak. Low the crossing and looking at the approaching ;he sound of music, when upon mounting the direct from manufacturer's at Lyons, France." PRICES LOWER THAN -Ju»t because he couldn't pay a fine of $20 emigrant rates to San Juan Mines. T Sheriff's Sale. train. He instantly blew the crossing signal ence he beheld numerous potato bugs perched QTATE OF MICHIGAN, county of Washtenaw, EVER. adllOcostB, Frank B. Manning is now ser- Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between the Mis- O ss. Christian Holzworth vs. Jacob F. Miller followed by the danger signal, aud with the upon lumps of clay singing " I would not live We buy and sell for cash and make prices as low as any house in % out a seventy-five day's sentence in the souri River and Rocky Mountains, without change. and Catharine Miller. By virtue of one writ of ex- other hand reversed the engine and put ou ad- lways," &c. He turned away satisfied that a Close connections made at Pueblo with trains for ecution issued out ol and under the seal of the Cir- Michigan. Ha» of Correction : for an assault and bat- cuit Court for the county of Lenawee, in the above ew days at least would end the bugs ; but '«jon Edward Eisenhardt. ditional steam, at the same time calling to the Denver and Northern Colorado. entitled cause, to me directed and delivered, I did fireman to look out for a child. The conduc- warm weather coming on apace, he again had For maps, time tables and the " San Juan Guide," on the Uth day of July, A. D. 1876, levy upon all -A Jackson dispatch says that Geo. Pulci- Capital, $3,000,000. bhe right, title and interest of Jacob F. Miller and BACH <3s ABEL. ccasion to visit his potatoes, aud what was Addresy T. J. ANDERSON, Aer, of Company A (Ann Arbor Co.), suffered tor was at the rear of the train and with the Catharine Miller in and to the following described lis surprise when mounting the fence to hear Gen. Passenger Agent, Topeka, Kan. real estate situated in the county of Washtenaw, istiglitsunstroke just as the Company reach- brakeman put on the brakes using all the pow- Assets Jan 1, 1876, Htate of Michigan, to wit: The north half of the more joyiul music than before from the bugs, west halt of the noitheast quarter of section num- •Ithe grounds on Monday, but recovered so er possible, but it was impossible to check the Tin: People Want Proof. 1876. 1876. ber twenty-nine; also the northwest quarter EDWARD DUFFY ** be around in the evening. train in time to save the life of the child. The he words being this time, " When we've There is no medicine prescribed by^physicians or $6,792,649.93. of the northwest quarter, of section 30, except six acres ofi from the south end thereof; also HAS JUST EECEIVED AN -The excursion to Grosse Isle on Saturday child was struck by the pilot, the head entirely ieen here ten thousand years," &c. The next sold by druggists that carries such evidence of its the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter •Wigiven by the young ladies of the Congre- dissevered and thrown into the ditch some ten lour found the old man at the nearest drug success and superior virtues as Bosche's German Losses Paid in 55 Years, of section 19; also the northwest part of the east Syrup for severe Coughs, Colds settled on the f of the northeast quarter of section 29, bound- SPUING STYLES. ssional Church, was not a very ** numerous " feet in advance, the body being left between tore purchasing Paris green. We hadn't the Entire NGVU Stock Breast, Consumption, or any disease of the Throat ed as follows: commencing at the northwest corner *, bU was voted decidedly pleasant. There the tracks. The child was Mary Camp, aged ace to ask the old man what effect it had upon $44,760,391.71.' of said east half of the northeast quarter of seotion and Lungs. A proof of that fact is that any person 29, running thence south /orty reds, thence east to Of goods consisting of two years (to-day), daughter of Leo Camp he bugs, but presume it did the business. '»plenty of room in cars and boat. afflicted can get a sample bottle for 10 cents and try the oenter of the River Raisin, thence northwester- POLITICAL. Surplus over all Liabilities, including ly along the center of said River Raisin to the north -Bro.Jio.wlson, of the Hillsdale Standard, living some 70 or 80 rods distant, on the hill its superior effect before buying the regular size at Jie-Insurance Reserve, line of said section 29, thence west along the section W. WAGNER ""giuthiB city on revenue business on Fri- toward the Observatory. Mr. Camp is sexton Democrats and reformers are enthusiastic 75 cents. It has lately been introduced in this line to the place ot beginning, supposed to contain *IH made a call at the AKQUS office, for of the Catholic Cemetery, his wife was getting nd confident, believing that " ever the right country from Germany, and its wondertul cures fifteen acres and forty square rods of land; also $4,735,092.36. that parcel of land known and described as being a HAS JUST OPENED THE |FINEST STOCK Of •^purpose of "instructing us how to con- ready for church at the time, and he having omes uppermost." A club will soon be organ- are astonishing everyone that use it. Three doses arcel ot land taken off from the east side of the will relieve any case. Try it. Sold by Eberbach & lumer farm on the east side of the Territorial Teas, Coffees, <« the campaign." Sorry we were out. Call charge of the child stepped into an adjoining zed here, the result of which I will send you Net Surplus ovor Liabilities, inoluding Son, Ann Arbor. Road (so called), the west line thereof being the *8«tt Harvey. room just long enough to change his shirt- n time. I am aware that you haven't heard Re-Insurance and Capital Stock, center of said Territorial Road, said parcel oi land containing one acre of land, more or less, and be- Coming out he missed the child, started in rom Saline before in some time, but next SUGARS AND SYRUPS, -The colored citizens cf Ypsilanti, assisted Centennial Excursionists ing a part of the east part of the northeast quarter search, calling at two or three neighbors, and November you will hear from her louder than $1,735,092.36. of the northwest quarter of eection 29, all iu towu- J outsiders, ran two successful celebrations Will, of course, wish to see all the sights comforta- township fonr south of range four east, containing CLOTHING learning from one that the child had been EVEK before. bly and cheaply. To this end the Canada Southern in all one hundred and thirty and* a quarter acres "* 1st iust.,—the anniversary of emanci- C. MACK, Agent, Ann Arbor. Bought in NEW TORE from seen going towards the railroad. Hastening Yours truly, Railway Company has, through its connection in more or less, in Washtenaw county, State of Mich- i the West Indies. There were pro- igan. Which above described property I shall ex- the West and Northwest, placed on sale a large first hands FOR CASH, To be found in Ann Arbor, comprising all the in the direction pointed out he arrived at the Tilden all over, pose for sale at public auction to the highest bidder NEWEET STYLES AND PATTERNS, i music, much speaking aud eating, and number of Tourists' Excursion Tickets at greatly TJINSEY & SEABOLT'S at the south door of the Court House, in the city of spot just as the tram came to a dead stop, only E. A, R. Which he is offering at prices that 8 m the evening. reduced rates, by which passengers can not only Ann Arbor, on the seventh day of September, and is offering them ac to find the mangled remains of his loved one. A. D. 1876, at ten o'clock A. M. of said day. -The officers of Ann Arbor Encampment of visit the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, Dated July 11, 1876. These are in brief the facts as developed by Real Estate Sales. BAKERY, GROCERY ""allows were installed on Tuesday eve- but can, in addition, visit the principal eastern l.Wltd M. FLEMING, Sheriff. DEFIES ALL COMPETITION the Coroner's inquest held by Justice Beahan The following transactions in real estate — AND — *t at which there was a large attendance of cities, with an opportunity of stopping at any of ave been recorded in the office of the Regis- VERY SLIGHT ADVANCE on Monday. The verdict was in accordance the great number of famous resorts in New York ""'log members from Chelsea and Milan En- Chancery Sale. All who are pressed with the hard with them and exonerated the train men from er of Deeds, during the past week : and Pennsylvania. The Canada Southe.n is the FLOUR & FEED STORE. After the installation a supper N pursuance of the decree of the Circuit Court times and desire oniy line from the West running directly to Niaga- any blame. There is a sharp curve at the Henry K. White to Lee Hendricks, 120 acres We keep constantly on mind, I -for the County of W&shtenaw, in chancery, over New York Cost. '"served at Haugsterfer's. ff southeast quarter of section 20, Superior. ra Falls, giving passengers, from the train, a won- made in the cause therein pending, wherein James point of the accident, preventing so low an BREAD. CRACKERS, CAKES, ETC., -The political editor of the Register de- 6,000. derful panoramic view of the Mighty Cataract, Arnold is complainant and Isaac Crane, Sarah J. Also a full line of LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S object as a sitting child being seen any great Crane, Seth O.Arnold, and Sophronia Dexter are WEAR in *9 nearly a column to Hon. Eugene Prin- Francis A. Sleight to Samuel A. Morgan, Horse-shoe Fall, the Great Rapids, and landing FOR WHOLESALE AND RETAJ.L TRADE. defendants on original bill, and wherein Seth O. A CHEAP SUIT distance. We shall also keep a supply of i" «»d his speech at the Court House on Fri- and off section 15 Pittsfield. $1,160. them directly at the Falls. The track of the Can- Arnold is complainant, and James Arnold, Isaac ada Southern is an air line, laid of steel rails of Crane Sarah J. Crane, and Sophronia Dexter are last, while " ye local " of the Truman Carpenter to Hannah M. Loveland, defendants on cross bill, and which decree bears Can find it at WAGNEE'S. A delegate to the late Republican County the heaviest pattern ; there are no curves or grades; DELHI FLOUB, BOOTS & SHOES, date on the sixth day of April, A. D. eighteen hun- er pronounces it the " flattest kind of 1-10 acres off section 28, York. $1,800. dred and seventy-six, the undersigned, one of the Convention was heard complimenting the E. Mann to Fred. Sorg, lot 7 in Swathel's wood is used for fuel; Coaches are furnished with J. M. SWIFT & GO'S BEST WHITE WHEAT Circuit Court Commissioners of said county of Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, 'l*ech, utterly devoid of sense or enthusi- the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect FLOUR, KlfE FLOUB, BUCKWWHEAT i My stock of chairman (not to his face), and seemed happy ddition to Ann Arbor. Washtenaw, will sell at public vendue to the "•'•" Compare notes neighbors. freedom from dust. With its complete system of FLOUR, CORN MEAL, FEED, highest bidder, at the south door of the Court in the thought that he was a clergyman. It Edward E. Bigelow to Asher C. Taylor, lot &<:., &a. All of which he is offering ""ft A, 52 strong, marched from its armo- magnificent Parlor, Sleeping and Drawing Room House in the city of Ann Arbor, iu said county, was the one thing that made the disorderly and part ot lot 2 in block 50, Manchester. At wholesale and retail. A general stock of on the fourth day of September next, at ten Piece Goods Cars, from Chicago, Detroit and Toledo, and its ad- ' »a Monday, and took the 1146 a. m. train body respectable. Well, the party will soon 2,000. o'clock in the forenoon, the following described mirable connections at Niagara Falls and Buffalo GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS lands and property viz: Situated in the city ol VERY LOW FOR CASH. s'Jackson, where the First Regiment of Wm. Brainard to Margaret J. Schelp, half Will be found complete and contains be in sad need of the " benefit ot clergy," and Ypsilanti, Michigan, and bounded as follows: n acre off section 1, Saline. $900. with the New York Central and Erie Railways, the constantly on hand, which will be sold on as rea- troops had been ordered into camp, of the last offices it is the duty ot " the cloth " commencing at the northwest corner of lot one It payB everybody to buy their goods for Cash. all the NEWEST DESIGNS. Henry Wesch to G. A Waidelich, lot 22x66 Canada Southern is fast becoming the favorite line sonable terms as at any other house in this city. hundred and seventy-three (173) on the south side •toys went into the "field of duty " in Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Country Fro- Call and examine goods and prices, and to administer, and it is only fitting that the eet on Liberty street, between Main and Sec- to the East. Tickets via this popular line can be of Congress street, tunningjthence south to the foce generally. southwest corner of said lot, thence east fifty feet, •^spirits, aad are reported having a good exercises begin in the primary meetings. And procured at all offices of connecting lines, or at the ond streets, Ann Arbor. $1,050. B^" Goods delivered io any part of the city with thence north three rods, thence east to high water Suits Made to Order. to show the forgiving spirit of Republicans it Maria A. Cutcheon to Lester L. Warner, 40 Company's own offices. out extra charge. mark on the west line of the Huron River, thence I WILL INSURE SATISFACTION BINSEY & SIAIIKIT. ^The wheat harvest is all secured, and in is only necessary to add that the compliment acres off northwest quarter of section 13, Lima. Any information can be obtained by addressing up the west bank of the Huron River at high wa- Ann Arbor, Jan. 1. 187B. 1564 ter mark to Congress street, thence west along the Goods delivered to any part of the City free o A Large stock of 4 $1,800. jj* Audition. The yield promises to be referred to was given after the chairman had FRANK E. SNOW, south line of Congress street to the place of begin- charge. uing, or so much thereof (in the manner directed Maria A. Cutcheon to John Coy, 40 acres off GenM Pass, and Ticket Ag't, Detroit. ' »»d the berry, save in exceptional cases, assured the convention that it was composed of AND WOOD. by Haid decree) as may be necessary to satisfy the FURNISHING GOODS. northwest quarter of sec. 13, Lima. $1,600. EDWARD DUFFY. celleut, assuring a fiue grade of flour' " the best looking set of sinners it had been requirements of Baid decree. " Maynard's Block,' cor.Slain ana Ann streets 6 Augusta Cook to Francis Whiting, lot on Orders received for July, August, September and oat harvest is progressing rapidly toward his fortune to meet with." Edwards street, village ot Milan. $50. October delivery of Coal, Dated July 20th, 1876. Ann Arbor. Mich. W WAGITEB., "*'aiul the crop is large and the quality JOHN F. LAWRENCE, Josoph D. Clark to F D. Cumings, 6 acres off At Ann Arbor, July 27, 1876, by Rev. B. F. 21 SOUTH MAIN ST. ANN AKBOB. iu]nber one. At Winslow Bros., 32 E. Huron St. Circuit Court Commissioner for the County of —In clearing out the well on the south side northwest quarter of sec. 26, Sylvan. $100. Cooker, MB. DELOS BUZZELL and Miss LEMA K. Washtenaw, jVU F.I,I,I \«; IKM si;s FOR SALE. BLACKBURN, both of Lafayette, Indiana. An advance in price may be expected each month BABBITT & EMERICK, A the of tne square, a few days ago, the workmen Elizabeth Oxtoby to F. D. Cummins, lot 38 OR SALE. ^ " branches that are falling to the after July. Solicitors for James Arnold. from found that the persevering roots of an elm and part of lot 39 in block 2, Chelsea. $35. RICHMOND & WINSLOW. F ' the maple aud elm trees around BEAKES & CUTCHEON, A large and very well bunt trick house, with Ann Arbor, July 20,1876. I592tf I offer fcr isle aome 35 acres of land, situated cut otf tree some ten feet distant, going in searcn of Solicitors for Beth O. Arnold. two or more lots. Two large framed houses. Also *"' by the borer, should be immedi- on section 19, Ann Arbor Town, and on the west Bro. Pattison, of the Ypsilanti Commercial, Dr. S. S. FITCH, T^ASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING. a good sized brick house and frame house ; and y gathered up aud burned, in order to de- water, had grown through the brick walls of a small frame house on a good lot, intended for ad- side of theOornwell road, and about one half mile went to Put-iu-Bay on Thursday last,—in OF 714 Broadway, N. Y., (^B. PORTER, from the northwest corner ot the corporation. See fte destructive pests. the well from top to bottom—fifty-five feet. ding afront. For sale on fair terms and a reasona- preference to coming up to the County Con- Author of Six Lectures on the Prevention and Mrs. Wood invites the ladies of Ann Arbor and ble oredit. county atlas, page 56. Price low and terms easy. vicinity to call tit her Dress-Making- Room, over (='e Moss was yesterday up before Large bundles of root-fibre were taken from (Jure of Consumption, Asthma, Heart Diseases, Also other buildings, lots, and property. Examine and call soon* vention : which will account for the lack of the store at A. Bell, Washington street. A full DENTIST. may be consulted at i'inney's Hotel, Detroit, Mich MONEY "WANTED—So many wishing Ann Arbor, June 11, 1876. McMahon and found guilty of uring the sides of the well and also out of the wa- line of new and latest styles of patterns constant- harmony manifested by our Republican breth- personally or by letter. He treats all diseases of to borrow money apply to me that I can readily 1587 TEACY W. BOOT, Agent. e ly on hand. Uuality of work warranted, and prices ^ °entand abusive language toward William ter. This stretching out habit of the elm, af- males and females of all agos. Family Physician Office over Johnson's Hat Store, South Main Street, obtain for lenders good satisfactory investments ren. Pat. would have made things run sent free. Consultations free. Dr. Fitch's means made to suit the times. A share of public pat- END 25c. toG.P, EOWELL 4 CO., New York, e ter water, is the reason why that tree stands ten per cent, interest. " y- He was fined |16, and iu default fil- ronage ia respectfully solicited. for pamphlet of 100 pages, containing lilts of smoother. allow generosity in charges. His fame is for cur- E. W. MORGAN. S ly!678 ANN ARBOR, MICH. 3,000 newspapers, and estimates allowing cost of ad- iysinjail. seasons of drouthbutter than thejmaplo. ing bad oases. May, 1876. lttsloowly Ann Arbor, Jan. S , 1876. U64 1592tf vertising. iscuasion, voted on, with tho result of about 50 Wilnon produced the following tolcgram, dis- tnendmonts reduLo Uin pension to the widow froiu TILDES AJJI) REFORM. resolution of tho Bep'nbliean Convention four •>ial iucompetency and abuses of Jlavonwycr THE NEWS CONDENSED. 50 to $30 per month, and strike out tno n&fili yoars ago, upon which platform Gen. Grant —Si Louts Olobt ittrp.) ucmbors for repeal and 25 against." covered during tho Babcock trial -. In presenting tho name of Samuel J. Tilden, tno ST. Loins, Fob. 9. f the father, ,.PO ft* to [jniut pensions to Speech of Jtldgr Houdl.-,,, of Cim-in iiatl—A accepted the nomination. Now, is Mr. Hayes TIIE Civil Servico Committee, to whom Were he widow and mother only ... Frclinghuy- pposition havo undoubtedly nominated the very DRUGS. \'o lirlnme, No. His Forsyth street, New York: THE EAST. from , tho conference .committee on tilV-l on" Republican on the Issues of any stronger than Gen. Grant ? Can Ruther- lit roan they could havo nominated. Ue Is a gen- oferred tho charges against Representative Can you produce evidence aghinst Wilson for big ford B. Hayon drive his party an inch whero he Consular anil Diplomatic ^Appropriation th Ci i nun—;» mnnof ability—devoted to the interest!! THK falling-off in tbe attendance at tho Phil "urman, report that no bribes wero received tUMefi • t". '!'. IV-KTM,. ill, reported '''"*' t'-"> ohmwltwe >'»<) iwn Gen. Grunt has failed to ('ri^e them an inch ? f Mis party; a firm believer in its principles and fedelpuia Exhibition l»as caused a reduction of iy Furmdn for appointments, aud that tho ovi- Porter Wi*s the dismissed secrot-sehHeo WJible to agree. After a lope debate a new eon- As ' sneak ho*1*) fpUow-citizeus, my mind Can he coax thom where Grant. haB failed to raditions.—Washington XaHonal lUpubliamillep.) tho force. Tho number of visitors fell off ma- denco wholly fails to establish tho sale of Fed'- .gbnt Working for tho defense. 'ereuee was agreed to The River and Harbor A]i- goes hack'to the i*« tiuio Wie'i Ih far as lif* p"blic record is concerned we think it increased with tho return of pleasant weather. 3ri»tow't!. The President wns coldly polite in " the Committee on Appropriations, with insirue- been? BLCFOED WILSON, late Solicitor of tho Treas- ioiiH to report the bill so that the total amount ap- having voted for Gen. Grant the flrat time ho n honorable olio. He showed himself au iuilc- talang leave of him, and said that ho'now hoped Ha stand*, in overy respect, lipou the' tmnp. ;•'. man in ferreting out the Tweed oorrupUOM Since the opening of the Exhibition the aver- ury Department, lias been undergoing an ex- for peace ami einiet. Wilson said that those propriated nhalt, not exceed $5,000,000 The ran, and being inteiwoly disaatianod with the H. A. Treiaine & I platform that Grant waa elected upotl four —ynrlhtrn Chrixtian Advi • age daily expenses havo been about ij!), 000. amination bofore tho House committee on the who hal uro.iwrt him to tho Proeiri6nt were unicntlmeiitn or tho Itoufte to *.he b*il Jptavldfofl lanngRffient of tho country undor his admin- for the completion of the Washington monument years ago. What did Grant do ? He tried to WI, 'i'ilden is one of the liioi-t able ami \ipriijht of The average daily cash recoiptu havo boen Parwnll, Lo^un, Spencer, Huribttt and Sargent -tvntioii. Had uni.ed in t'to *a)l for the Cincin- is party, a.n<\ for for many y*-;trs occupied a lefcd- whisky triuK AH his evidence has produliod were agreed to i.nd the bill passed t carry out hw platform. More than onco ho (SuccejBors to R. W. ELLIS k CO.) $12.285.05 Another great auotion wait) of something of a sensation at tho national capi- of California, besides some discharged ein- Thurman gavo notice that at the earliest opportu- ati Convention of four yeaiH ii«(i, wa" hon- recommended to Congress tho adoption of rnlea )• poeitioh In it Without axpiratiou to political hou- i rc An accomplished lawyer anil a man of pro- flannelH. blankets, tweeds and cotton goods, ;al, and is attracting a stood deal of attention >loyes. Wilson thought tho President could nity he would ask the Senate to take upand consider ored with the position of a member of tlie Com- anri i; v'lf't»oni •which would havo tho "effect of from the principal mills and manufactories, lot sympithino with tho prosecuting cflicors mitteo on Keaolutions of that body, but found < onnd intelligence, as well as of Jrifsl! moral cuarao- n political circleB throughout tho country, we he motion submitted by him somo time ago to disassociating the r. Mr. Tilden would fill tho KiilK-rnatorial el/«lir came off in New York a few days ago. Most of because he honestly believed Babcook innocent. reconsider the vote by which tho bill in reference myself, to my very great regret, in the minor- At first members of Congress leaned toward rith honor and dignity. " Fully ANN ARBOR, MICH. tho largo houses of tho country were repro- »ive in a condensed form the salient points of to counting the vote for President and Vice Presi- ty on that committeo, and when the nomina- Grant and tho platform of their piirtj-, and (]ucl to Gen. IMx in brain force, and greatly snpc- sonted, and among the buyers Western men ;he ex-Solicitor's t tory : POLITICAL. dent was passed... .The Senate then roaumed con- tion came, it camo in tho porson of a man whom sideration of the bill in regard to the sale of Osago made a pretouso of canying it into effect, but »r iu many of tho qualifications which are requi- purchased heavily. The bidding waa very Regarding tho B&rnard lettor (with tho in- THE Democrats of the Seventh Congressional iMiliim lands, p-nding tho discussion of which tne had been led to believe all my days waa tlie they ended by starving out too Oivil Service te to make up a jpoat statesman.—Boston TrattiUr spirited. Tho priced realized were from 5 to dorsement: ••J.ot no guilty man escape, if it iroh-ouomy of tho principles that I held dear : District of Illinois, in convention ut East Bt. Senate adjourned. Commissionera, and for more than two years imp.) , ._ 10 per cent, in advance of tho sale of the pre- can bo avoided"), Wilson stated Hint, in tho and, therefore, I declined to support him, and past thoro Uas boon no Civil Servico Commis- vious week. body of the letter, or in the accompanying pa- Louis, lust week, nominated William It. Morri- [Hunm.—ihe ifmisb took up file Virginia contested" iad ilio' pletiH'tre rif strttijig the refedns why I election ease of GoSdo ' then proceeded to tho con- as much as tho Indian loarned when liC was CODH and Iiiberaln in the Stern des WesUum, "X Drug Store, ors making no objection Two women were sideration of the report of the Committee on Naval from thia platform ioiir Veafs ag'S J urgtd tho against himself as for tin- fact that Babcock liauui, of Illinois, has been appointed Commis- cheated. A white man cheated him, and lie JelleVlUc, 111.! killed in Philadelphia, last week, by leaping and Casey had boon accused of complicity All.iirH. After a speech by Mr. Lewis In support of ieople of this precinct to vote against Horace was vej.v ni.'.il b"t lie did not say a groat deal from tho tbird-story window of a shoddy manu- sioner of internal ltevemie, vice Pratt, re- Greeloy, I now upon tho same platform of The moment has come for the Liberal Bepub- with the whisky ring. The President willingly signi'd. the majority report, the matter went over without about it. Tho whito miili {H*i to cheat him cans to take %. decided stand upon the Presidential factory which was on flrp. Another one was consented to tho publication of the Barnard action, and the Houso adjourned, principles upon which I stood then am com- again. Then tho Indian spoke. Said he: so badly burned that she cannot recover. K'llerl to urge—compelled ! No, most heartily letter. Wilson provo:l this by a lettor from THE Republicans of West Virginia mot in SATTJBDAY, July 29.—i&aiale.—The Senate •' Whito man cheat me once ; his fault. White Wo tiike it for granted that they, directly or in- the Secretary of the Treasury to himself, dated convention at Wheeling last week, and nomi- lo urge—tho support of SKmtiel J. Tilden i«ud man cheat mo twice, my fault." [Laughtor.] recti i-, ''art Riven in their adhesion to the movc- THE WEST. was not in session. Thomas A. Heudricks. [Cheers.1 ..ent which cHlaoinafed in tho so-called New York August 7. nated tho following tickoi: For Governor, I & Jhat the party of which I have CHICAGO elevators, as por official figures, con- Unuxe.—Hitl called up tho bill which was passed onferenco under thi tHgpJcea cf Carl Schv.rz DIGS AUD DIE Tho first important letter from Bristow to Nathan Goff; Superintendent of Pnbiic Aud now, before I proceed further, I desire been so ioiig f. follower did promise George William Curtis, William Cuilon Biymt, tain 1,710,042 bushels of wheat; 990,557 bush- Sohools, F. H. Crago j Auditor, C. M. Pherou by both houfCH, extending the time for tho re- to aay that there are two classes of people with this people four years Sgij that they Charles Francis Adams, Jr., anil oilier highly re- Wilson is dated New York. Aug. 9, 1875. Tho demption of lands Bold tn direct taves, to have pnoted gentlemen. The letter of invitation, sent els of corn ; 206,892 buakols of oata ; 62,909 impoctant portion of this letter is in outline Treasurer, Moses Frankonsborjcr, of Kanawha whom m this canvass those who think as I do would reform this evil. They put bushels of rye, and 846,905 bushels of barley, county; Attorney Gouoral, John A. Hutchiu- it amended so as to cxcludo the possibility of have n? debate at all. First—We can have it in black and white in their platform. The > c. greflt Member of prominent JIK-TI who this: were oredifodiKfil a mnicieut sense of independ- Patent Medicines, making a grand total of 3,323,305 bushels, son ; Judges of the Court of Appeal*, Hicks its being construed to affect the National no debato with tne peop'e vrho bslieve man they put in tho Presidency tried to fulfill The time ia near at hslicl when t must make a Cemetery. The bill was so amended and paMpd that Gen. Grant'a administration hf!h tl.'e pledge, and tho party in Congress refused nce to free tin i;.-'!•'<>, if necessary, from the against 4,187.802 bushels at this period last squaro Issue with the thieves and scoundrels who and Berkoshire, each twelve years, and Judge The evening session lasted till 10 o'clock, and \v;is 3onds of partyism, laid fAtftleMu stress upon tbe have combined to destroy me. Yen cannot be too been a success. Thoro are such peo- to folloiv iHnii Sow I" am like tho Indian. act •' that an unlimited party spirit, tn means of a year Three hundred pounds of specimen Brown, four years The Democrats ol for general debate. A large iiumbf-r of bpeecoc'fl ple ; thero aro auch peoplo in this Cheat me twice liud it i? my fault. When quartz were received at Bismarck from the careful about talking wJth anybody. The matter were made, including one by Morrison, Chairman omparative minority, who make a btiaroess ol pour about tbe "Sylph" aiepatch, and the fact of Illinois, at their State Convention, held at town, or at least in its immediate vicinity. Oliver P. Morton, iu tho Seliata of Hie United ii-n. would iu tlie impending eh cti- TOILET & PERFC'MERY ARTICLE8 Black Hills the other day. and assayed. The Springfield last week, placed in nomination the til' the Committee on ways and Means, on his Tarifl talk with Pierrejmut, is known to P. and B. (Porter bill, which he said would not bo pressed at the pres- These men, the men who can not understand States, in strict condemnation of tho Ktt&mpts tatrlotic impulses of the people. In order lo prc- richest showed $5,059 to the ton, aud" tho poor- and Habcock), aud has greatly disturbed them. I following ticket for Stato officers: Governor, ent session, misgoverned to roform the civil service of this country, paid ent the people from afrain being left only a choice est $2,500. suppose I munt make up lny mind to bear the abuse Louis Steward (previously nominated by the that the civil service cf tho United States wa» letwecn two evlln, and iu ordi-r to cumx' the election of the Ting papers, hard as it is. They are fighting Independents); Lieutenant Govornor, A. A. MONDAY, July 31.—Senate.— The Kivor country for the last four yotira, that tho na- if Wvli tfr the highest offices of the republic, whose THE new census of Nebraska shows that tlv to keep their friends out of prison, and will not r.iip fiafbor bill wns reportod back to tlie. Senate tional administration mis boon a disgrace to the beet civil service in the world, he simply h'aractef and abilities can Oopo with the crisis, and ^Prescript ions Cojnpo»-in<*ed State haa more than doubled in population hi sitato to destroy anybody who stands iu the way. Glenn ; Secretary of Stato, S. Y. Thorntoi. was engaged in defrauding—there is no oilier Auditor, John Hise i Treasurer, Oeorge Gund- It appropriates, in tho aggregate. $S,OCO,000....'rhe tho country, aro past all HBO debating with. t-ho will be au honor to the American name," the Hours. since 1870. Tho number of inhabitants is nov As for myself, I cannot turn back or stop to parloy resolution prohibiting the supply of 6pocial metallic It is no use trying : but with men who, ap word that applied—tho people of the United iguers of the call invite those wHoin they addressed with tho thieves. X have no other ambition to loch ; Attorney General, E. Lynch. Tho Doruo- o a conference in New Ydrit. About the same time 257,747... .William It. Heath, tho late crooked cartridges to hoBiilo Indiana my friend Judge Matthews did, when ho took Stated who hud put him andnia party into power serve, no other purpose to accomplish, than to oratK of Louisiana have mart o the following Con- pas.-M-d ...A Dill was passed authorizing on tbe pledge made in their platform, ratillod by Mr. Curtis spoke in the Rapublimn Convention of Auditor of St. Louis county, Mo., has boen in- enforce the laws and secure tho honest collection ol gressional nominations '. First District, R. L the chair at tho Cincinnati Convention four Jew York the following words: "TM* time the man increase of the cavalry forces of the youra ago; pronouueo that the national ad- their candidates, that they would reform thin dicted for embezzlement. His defalcation the revenue. I will compromise with nothing shor Gibson ; Second, E. John Ellis ; Third, J. II nv.Kt be the platform !" Words that were received of this, and upon this issue 1 am willing to be sacri- army, and appropriating $1,631,700 for that purpose. ministration in all its departments ia Bteeped American civil sorvice of which ho boasted. ou all sides, and especially by the iuifiju-ndcnt press, amounts to about $150,000 L. P. Eichard Acklin ; Fourth, J. B. Elam; Sixth, E. W Tlie House bill to continue until tho 10th of Au- ftped any day. in corruption; with such men, who aro dis- There is another circumstance in tiorncction with the loudest applause ; BO mnch tlie more so as Bon, a correspondent of th© Springfieli Robertson The Prohibitionists of Kentucky gust the act to provide temporarily lor the oxpf nee« ears ago the opinion had already taken root that Cor. Main and HuronSfe P. S,—Ask Webster to write the President about of the Oovernment was passed. .The Senate then satisticd, who diabelieve that our nation during with this letter of Hayes' which is a little as- (Mass.) Republican, was recently killed anc met in State. Convention at Louisvillo last week the last four years haa made progress in the jurty l'lmforiiis ;iro only made to be forgotten and 1564 the Chicago Custom House and the wliiskv ring, went into secret seBsion for tho purpose of consid- tonishing. After sajing he was fully in ac- .R a toy for JmHiieal children. scalped by Indians about 100 milea north o He has grv at confidence in Webster, and it will rc- to organize tho party for tho canvass for the waya of right, honest and truo government, Fort Laramie. He was en route to tho Blacl Presidency of the United States. Green Cla: ering Wic articles of impeachment. cord with the resolutions of the convention, quiro the utmost watobfulneea of his real friends to with such men we may fairly exchange confi- which fully imlorno Bly»e«a S. Grant, both in Tn the brilliant Address Isfeiltd by this confcrenc-3, Hills. prevent him from being misled. Tell Wobfiter to Smith, Prohibition candidate, was present anc Houne.— Consideration was resumed of tho re- dences and opinions. Bnt with a man who, return to specie payment, redemption of our i;a- write strongly, anil tell the truth. his domeatic and foreign mana«;'>meut. and THE Toledo Blate publishes crop reports frorr> made a spooch. Tho State Central Committee ports of the Committeo on Naval Affairs, and Whit- iu the face of tho fact of the San Domingo ional pledges, recognition of the constitutional situ- after sotting out iu full his approval of the ation as the amendments make it, return to peace CONTINENTAL 173 places in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan and Illi The creation of the Military Court in Chicago and Electors were appointed, and the platform outrages, more than four years ago; of tho of the party read and adopted. thorno advocated tho majority report. Tho mi- civil service reform promised in ono of the res- aud union by candid reconciliation, are recognized nois. Those show that the wheat crop in nearly was considered by Bristow and Wilson as an i i- ne rity resolution was rejected—yeas, 69; nays, 111! Loot and Stocking frauds in Ne^y York city ; olutions, ho goes on to cay that, as security he as matters of importance, it is true, but they are all tho wheat-producing diatrictu is nearly up dication tliat the President had decided thai THE Republicans of Arkansas have placed i Under the call of States, a number of bills of the fact that by tho influence of will not cheat anybody in this matter, he vol- regarded ad not of the flrtt importance. We read in to the average iu quantity, while the quality is the prosecution should fail. nomination the following ticket for Stato of were introduced and referred The Speaker l:ii< tho national administration every Southern untarily declines to run twice. If he is his address: '• Out d>t>eussions and struggles and LIFE INSURANCE CO, principles will appear like a mockery and a farco if superior to that of any former year. The corn Wilson heard nothing of the charge that he flees: Governor, A. W. Bishop ; Secretary o before the House a message from the State, except Mississippi, in which the elected, it is to be distinctly understood that President, pointing out some of the defects Republican party haa hold sway, ia to- ve permit our public concerns to drift into that crop promises very well everywhere. Tho acre- had placed spies on tho President's tracks until Stato. W. L. Copeland, colored; Treasurer, A he is not to be a candidato for ro-elcction. Babcock was indicted. Then the President ex- in the Sundry Civil Appropriation bill, in making day bankrupt; of the fact that Wiliiam ruinous anarchy which corruption mu»t neeessacU; age is much larger than ever before. A largi A. C. Rogers ; Auditor, J. It. Berry ; Attoruoj Judge Hoadley here went on to etato that he jring in its train, because it destroys the confidence pressed himself openly against Henderson and adequate provision for some branches of the W. Bolknap ia now on trial for high Crimea and civil service aud none at all for other branches attributed this portion of the letter to tho ad- of tbe people in tht-ir eell-governinent, the gr. ati-st quantity of flax-seed was sown in some uarts o Dyer. Henderson was dismissed in spite of General, H. A. Pierce; Land Commissioner, R misdemeanors; of tho fact that the Private He did not feel warranted in vetoing an absolutolj vice of Carl Schursi. This plodge was pre- calamity that can befall a re^ublio. It is a simple Indiana and Illinois, aud has done well. There Wilson's written protest to the Secretary of the W. McDonald : School Superintendent, K. C Secretary of the President of the United States paestlon dx life*or death. A corrupt monarch may necessary appropriation bill, bnt in signing it hi cisely what was contained in tho platform was a smaller acreage of potatoes planted than Treasury. Judge Treat and Eaton had both Corbin, colored j Chancellor, Lafayetto Gregg • deemed it his duty to show where the responslbuitj has been tried, and, although ho was acquitted, :mt liy the rule of force; a corrupt republic cannot bo adopted at tho Cincinnati Convention foui last year, but the crop will be enormous. Hay declared that Henderson and Dyer meant no Chancery Clerk, J. T. White, colored. belonged for whatever embarrassment might arise was guilty of frauds upon the internal revenue; ondure." years ago. except in some parts of Michigan, where tlie offense to tho President by their speeches. in ihi- public service, ltandall said that be "hat of tho fact that a reforming Secretary of tho After this idea has been considerably enlarged rain interfered with its cutting and curing, has GENERAL, no objection to the President putting in as many Treasury has been compelled to resign; of tbe The Republican party had not pledged LipoD, wo read further : '-In view of the grave cir- Henderson, on the contrary, had gone out of objections as he saw fit if be would only «lgn thi produced far beyond the crops of any previous the way to defend the President. Wilson con- fact that an honest Commisaionor of Internal themselves now any stronger in favoi cumstances at present surrounding us we declare THE attendance at tho Centennial is increas- bills reduotng the expenses of the Govern of resumption than they did four year :he country cannot now afford to have any man 1 year. The quality in very good, aud it haa been sidered tho dismissal of Henderson a fatal ment, and assist the House in its grea lteveuue has boen forced from office; of tlie ago. They anticipated thon in a verj elected to the Presidency, wnose very name is not well taken care of. Tho apple crop is .very larg blow to tho further successful prosecution of ing The great free-for-all trotting race at effort in that direction. Tho President in sonn fact that au honest agent of the Detective De- pq snort time tho resumption of specie pay- conclusive evidence of the mofet uncompromising everywhere Only a partial crop of peaches Babcock*a case. Cleveland, last week, was the most remarkablo of his statements shows a lack of informa partment has been driven into private life— determination of the American people to make lb tion. He tinds fault without any reason whatever ments. What did they do ? They demonitizec will ripen. Grapes are wonderfully abundau Wilson regarded the President's persistent turf contest that has taken plaeo for years, if, with a man who. in the face of all these facts, a pure Government once more." For one I accept the issue presented by the l'resi can say, "I am proud of the administration of silver. For further pirticulars it was only iu the lake region, and promise to ripen well. refusal to remove District Attorney Ward, of indeed, it was ever equaled." Against a field of dent, and I am willing that tbe people shall have Ihe address then continues to point out that no Ulysses 8. Grant; it ia a worthy successor to necessary to look at the Commercial any day candidate is worthy of tne Presidency of whom it is Chicago, as another evidence that he took littlo tho fastest flyers, tho famous mare Goldsmith the opportunity of judging between his dictum am or thirty days back. They made gold more S CAIT. J. S. POLAND, of the Sixth Infantry Maid took tlie first two heats in the extraordi- the action of both branches of Congress after close tho administrations of Washington, Adams, only supitosed that "he wi". take corruption by the interest in the prosecution. Tlie President was dear and silver more cheap by a little trick thai throat, and then comes tills celebrated passage: has forwarded to Gen. liugglee, from Standing informed on Dec. :!. 1875, by Burton C. Cook, nary time of 2:15^ and 2:17,Y, but here the examination." Hale defended the action of the Jefferaon, Madison, Monroe, Jackson and Van President. The communication was referred to the was put into tho Revised Statutes. Tho onb "This iB no time for so-called availability spriuging Rock Agency, a very interesting account o of Chicago, that Ward was a partner in Powell's wonderful littlo queen of the trotting turf was Burenj" with a man who can say this, I, for Appropriation Committee. ono. will not attempt to argue. It is useless. kind of money when the speaker was a boi from distinction gaiueu on fields of action foreign Ouster's last fight, as told by somo Sioux In- distillery, and had improper relations with forced to abdicate her sovereignty to tho great to the duties of tuc Government, nor for that far dians who wero in the battle. Their accoun [Applause.! waa this kind that tuo Republican Congress Jacob Rchm. The President told Cook that he stallion Smuggler, who won the third, fourth had left for others to bring back—the only more dangerous sort of availability which consists is as follows: The hostiles were celebrating would remove Ward immediately, and asked and fifth heats and tho race in the unprece- in this, that the candidate be neither so bad as u> their greatest of religious festivals, the sun There is another claaa with whom thero is no kind of money that made Democratic music repel good citizens, nor so good as to discourage the Webster to name his successor at once. dented time of 2:16]^, 2:19% and 2:17>^. Longevity of Philadelphians. [Applause.] danoe, when runners brought news of the ap- use in debating at all, and that is the class of bad ones." Wilson read from a note he had written Bris- OITIOIAL returns made to the Bureau of Sta- The Philadelphia Ledger says tha j udge Hoadley, after eulogizing Gov. Tildei Now come the following almost prophetic words : proach of cavalry. The dance was suspended tow, in which he et&ted^that it waa the general peoplo who think that this country is still en- and a general rush followed, mistaken by Cus- tistics at Washington show that during tho fiscal during the lirst six months of 1876 the gaged in a war against tbe South, and that it is as tho puuisherof robbers and rings, concluded Passive virtue, in the highest place, has too ol'lcn belief that Logan's illness was attributable to as follows: been known to permit tbe growth of active vice be- ter perhaps for retreat, for tho horses, equip- sheer fright. year ending June 30, 1876, thero arrived in the deaths contained in the obituary col necessary for the Federal Government to keep low. The roan to be intrusted with tho Presidtncy ment*, and arms. Maj. Reno 6rst attacked tho United States 22,572 Chinese immigrants, of urnns of that paper of persons who ha< an army of occupation in the South for the pur- Thero are thousands upon thousands ii this year must havp deserved not only the confi- Wilson produced a letter from Gen. J. D. Statement. Tillage at tho south end and across the Little whom only 259 were females. During the cor- lived to or beyond the advanced age o pose of protecting by armed Federal inlluence tho Republican party who just as ear dence of honefct men, but also the fear and hatred Big Horn. Their narrative of Reno's operations Webster, of Chicago, to himself, dated Dec. 26, the livea, tho persons, and the property of cit- nestly desire a change in the method of the tliieves. Every American citizen who has the JANUARY I, 1875. 1875, in which Webster said : responding period of 1875 the total immigration 80 years numbered 380, of whom Vdi izens of tlie United States, who may be travel- of government as do you Demecratai future of the republic and the national honor sincere- comrades with the published account-. How h. to the United States from China was 10,137, of ly at heart, should solemnly declare that tlie coun- Accumulated Assets $6fi$tji was quickly confronted andsuiToundcd: how he Do you not begin to rub your eyes and Inquire •were men and 242 women. During th< ing in thia barbarona and foreign country to just exactly. There are thousands upoi whom 82 were females. try must now have a President whose name la al- dismounted, rallied in the timber, remounted whether you are awake? Whether we are awake, corresponding half year of 1875, the which we are building a railroad from Cincin- thousands who aro utterly dissatisfied with J.i«i>ilities, including reserve... :md whether we are all not involved in somo bad ready a watchword to reform, whose capacity and *nd cut his way back over the ford and up the Auo the cavalry now on duty in Southern deaths were similarly recorded of 155 nati. I s?y there aro peoplo who believe that What is past, and aro not "willing to trunt it courage for the work aro matters of record rather Stirnliis belonging to Policy- ring? Was there ever such scandalous lying and the war is still going on, and that it ia neces- promises for the future Those men aro no bluffs with considerable loss, and the continua- plotting? Is it not the most remarkable fight of Kansas, Texas, and the Indian Territory has men and 231 women, a total of 886 than of promise, who will restoro the simplicity, holders tion of the fight for somo little time when the century ? Is there any key to it, except that the sary for ua, under the banner of tho bloody all going to vote for Tilden. Some of then independence and rectitude of the early adniinittra- been ordered to join Gen. Torry or Gen. Crook, During the half year just closed, these »hirt and the chieftaintship of O:ivcr P. Morton will bo alienated by tho vituperation, the lies tions, and whoso life will be a guaranty of his fidel- Annual income runners arrived from the north end of tho vil- banded corruptionists of all classes are summoning rocords give the \vma\ proof of the ob on his crutches, to march upon the South and that will be told of Tildon for the next ninet; ity aud fitness." lage or camp with tho news that the cavalry all their forces, and placing their reliance on un- and will leave for their destination at once. JLmotmt of Insurance In force.. .54,99S,J paralleled audacity of vituperation and cunnlugly- servation that moro women live to tho conquer it, reconquer it aud reaunex it to our days. Some of them will be alienated by th Afterward the conference issued a kind of pro- had attacked the north end, somo three oi aevii.cd accusations 1 Is it possible that Bahcock FOREIGN. ripe age of 80 than men, the female oc- loving selves, in order that wo may hold it in fear that tho colored man will be imposed gramme to those who had not been in attendance, four miles distant. Tho Indians about Reno has willingly countenanced an attack upon Bristow close and loving embrace as part of the United upon by a Democratic administration. Som for their signatures, the lait passage of which reads THIRTY DAYS OF GRACE ALLOW had not before tins the slightest intimation of while he confesses his own infamy? What other A BATTLE was recently fought noar Orizaba> togenarians outnumbering the males by as follows: < xpl;in:ition is there for the Inter-Ocean's attack? Mexico, between a force of Government troops States of America, and that it haa not been re- of them will bo alienated by fear that the Dem ON PAYMLENT OF RENEWALS, fighting at any other point. A force largo a large percentage. A further analysis constructed and not reaimoxed. ocratic party will not provo in its managemen " We declare, in accordance with the views of the enough to provem Reno from assuming the I expect the ring have control of the Inter-Ocean. and 1,300 revolutionists under Hernandez, in conference, that no candidate for the Presidency Thej want :m English organ in tho Inter-Ocean as which the latter were badly ranted, with the also shows that the females were tlio of this country to be a party of economy. I d< ougnt to be made whose name alone is not au un- >*o restriction on Travel. Prompt and liben offensive was left, and the surplus avaiFable But a friend of mine, who lives in this vi- ! they already have a German organ in the Staatx- loss of 100 killed and COO captured. This is a. longest-lived, as the women who lived not take discouragement from the fact tha questioned p edge that it is the unchangeable will payment of claims. force followed to the other end of the camp Zeitunu. cinity, published iu the Commercial^ the other men who I know are in sympathy with th of tho American people to restore this Government •where, finding tho Indians successfully drivim very serions blow to the revolution A Bel- beyond 90 are much more numerous day, tho reason why I—calling me by name— CLAIMS PAT© IN 1874, S6OO.0O0. grade dispatch of Jnly25says: "Yestcrday principles I advocate are many of them not go again to its purity, and that we will support no Wilaon. under date of Dec. 15, 1875, writos than the men. Of the number enumer- had no right to urgo tho election of Tilden, ing to vote with the ticket aud tho party that' nomination that does not satisfy us that these re- Total death laimtr paid in last to the President from St. Louis, denying that the Servian army under Gon. Zaeh encouL tered forms will be accomplished." ated by the Ledger, Ann Gourley, Ann and ono of them was, that tho moment Tilden propose to vote for at the next election. No S3.O00.O0O. , . .,, they separated into two'^ar^es he engaged persons to convict Farwell. the Turks on tho whole lino, near Yavor. Tiio was elected, overy citizen of Northern birth This programme has been signed by the most G A WATKIN and moved M'MuUcn Floyd, Daniel Bastable and at all. There are enough of us, thank God, around tho Hanks of his Wilson warned the President and the Attor- artillery fire lasted seven hours, and was fol- Margaret D. Boggs were over 100 years living at the South, and every colored man, dig up the old rotten troe and cast it into the prominent Liberal Republicans of Illinois, and, No. 10 Ba'Jk JSlock, Detroit, cavalry They report that Ouster crossed the ney General from using C. fc>.Bell . The Presi- lowed by an infantry engagement, iu which would bo driven into exile or semi-slavery. I without doubt, of other States, and is in the hands IVi'tnayer for MicbigUL old ; Annia Fareira, 101 ; and Bernard fil'e. [Applause.] And that boiug BO, all tha of tho officers of the conference. river but only succeeded in reaching tho ed~e of dent had practically engaged him to work inde- the Servians were completely successful. Two was not surprised when I saw those familiar is to be done for tho future is for Gov. Tildeu JOHN SEARS, Dist. Agent, Aoi> Arbor, Micts. ".elndm. camp After he was d°rivon to^he pendently of the prosecuting officers in St. other minor Servian successes are reported." Duffy, good old fellow, 107. When this address was issued the cry went up in 1588 initials, and saw the terrible description of tho is manage this Government in that spiri tli': whole, country, that means Bristow or 'J ^ tho fight lasted perhaps an Lour. A Louis. Wilson defeated this. The London Daily Telegraph is in receipt woes that would afflict our uuhappy country of religious consecration to its duties and th On the conference itself Adams said, " First liris- blutt», -ber of cavalry broke through the On Christmas day, 1875, the President of letters from Stanley, the African explorer, Twenty-four Widows. if Tilden was electod. I was not surprised high trust to which ho will bo called, of whic! tow, then" Tildeu I" and his words were received small mw - in their rear, and escaped, bat charged Wilson with attempting to indict Or- dated April 24. that our friend was so vehement in his opposi- ho spoke tho other day at Saratoga—all that i with loud applause. lme of Indian- >m a distance of five or six ville Grant and Fred Grant. In the course of Mrs. Geu. Crittenden, of Washington tion to our Southern railroad that we aro build- True to this programme, and not accustome;! to FIRE INSURANCE were overtaken wiw After tho battle the PIUSSIDENT MA#MAHO?T has granted 127 addi- to be done is for Thos. A. Hendncks, that wise change our course without good reason, we hoist tho conversation, the President informed Wil city, mother of Lieut. Crittenden, who ing, forgetting, as he did, that this very Demo- (without the intention of dictating to others, and miles, and all killea. -'under and muti- tional pardons to French Communists The cratic Congress which is now in session had sagacious, pure, noble-minded grutleman ( INSURE YODB l'KOPEBTY WITH eon Of his belief in Babcock's entire innocence, was slain with Custer in the massacre of speak whereof I know iu this case)—all that ii without bitterness) the flag of "Tilden," wuose squaws entered the held to t. id and dfeiounced Henderson and Dyer for refus- French Senate has adopted the bill authorizing placed in his seat Jereioiah'Haralson, a man of name alone—in the words of the conference— is a late the dead. General rejoicing munition ing to se.">d original dosumanta to the military the International Exhibition in 1878 Tho the Little Big Horn, has received a let- color, from the State of Alabama. He forgot to bo done is for those two men, and for th il pledge of reform," and who has " earned not onlj FRAZER & HAMILTON in, and a distribution of «rnw and am^ n Chamber of Deputies has voted a credit of ter from Fort Rice from tho widow of that a Democratic Congress, with all tho preju- men who stand by thorn, to bind themselves t the confidence of honest men, but the fear and the •ourt. work, not in tho spirit in which Ulysees Grin hurriedly made. Then tnis attack on u, c $1,500,000 for the expenses of tho War Depart- one of the officers who perished in thedice of color, including those seventy Confed- hatred of thieves." G. K. Who represent tho follow) ng safn and trust™* was vigorously renewed. Up to the attack the . June 26, lSv > Wilson was invited to a con- ment Lcrdo de Tejada. has been re-elected erate Brigadiers that aro said to be there, had has managed this Government, not as a por Kre Insurance Companies: battle. The letter, after a tender ex- sonal affair involving their private intorost* Indians had lost comparatively few uioii) but feisnee at tlie White House. The President President of the republic of Mexico The absolutely voted Haralaon into his seat, not- protested against receiving the testimony pression of condolence with Mrs. Crit- but in a spirit of solemn consecration to aacre now they say their most serious loss took e municipal authorities throughout Aus- withstanding a Democratic member of Con- A "War Governor" Speaks, oi accomplices. iJ said there was alto- duty ; and year by year and day by day th place. They give no idea of numbers, but oivy ol tria have been instructed to preparo tenden in her bereavement, describes the gress was contesting it, and he a man of As an important contribution to t'ae political FIRE ASSOCIATION cause will strengthen, and instead of the part there were a great many. Sitting Bull was y ! much, of it. Supervisor fuflop had been there servance of strict neutrality, and has com- somo longth, with a view of Knowing that the Bamuel J. Tilden we believe to boathorough! vigorous assault upon the powerful couibinatio.iH o; Northwestern Nation wounding of his brother Lovi. ono night last honoflt man.—.Vein York Journal of Covimert that day, fresh from Chicago, Influencing the plained that munitio.'is of war aro transmitted cause he liad not been cared for. '' bloody shirt" had boen flaunted long enough, political speculators who have posBeai>ed theni.'vl week. The particulars are as follows: . Threo President, Wilson tent Bristow to tho l'reai- of tho reinfl of government. brothers by the uamo of Herrod, returning to&arvia through Koamanian territory It is and that there was nothing to be approhonded In public ami private life, as a Democrat and as FIBE & MARINE INS. CO. dent with documents* to counteract Tuttou's And in this ho has made no distinction V>< home from a barbecue at Frankfort, were over- stated that the TnrkL * Government has de- from tho South in the ovont of the election of i-ili/.f-M, liin record <->ial!crigcs scrutiny.—A«o Yor representations. Bristow did BO. Wilaon then THE MARKETS. Hail (/ml.) partisauF, but has struck at thoso of his own i art} taken by James Andrew and Aleck Scott, Geo. cided to issue paper currency to the amount of a Democratic President. He commented with tho same zeal and energy as at those of the.Assets, - - produced his instructions as to the uso of in- £3,000,000. sharply on the mismanagement in the South by Wr have nothing to say agaiiiBt Tilden as a man Herrod, Wm. Penn, and Sam Ayers. The lat- formers comprehended iu the dispatch to Tut- N1 ;w an exemplary citizen and a Democrat.—Lk party opposed to him. I t tit Ml ' YORK. the present administration. Ho referred to the : ter party rode ahead, procured" arms, waited, ton in Chicago, Jan. 11, 1875. published some A BERLIN special states t^at Austria seems Journal {li' i>.) lie embodies within himself both the principles BEKVES 7 50 <3|io 05 fact that by the election returns MoEuory, in- and tlti' practices of gfenidne reform. \'- and then engaged with the smaller party in time afterwards. The President then ex- determined to annex Bosnia, Count Andraesy HOGS—Dressed C 75 ($ 7 one will deny his einiupnt respectability, o Michigan State Ins J firing at eack other with pistols and shot-guns. ! stead of Kellogg, was tho Governor of I.oui.i- evi-ji vt ncure to out any doubts upon hin integrity that this is at present th*j great need Of the country pressed himself satisfied with the conduct of COTTON 11 ,Yf^ l'J I do not hesitate a moment iu my choice betweei All the parties have been arrested. admits thenecessityof thepoli(j> The cable FI.OKK—Kupcrnne Western 3 23 ($ 4 45 iaua. Kellogg was sustained by Fedoral bay- —Brooklyn ITni'm (Ki f.) OS' Wilson and Bristow. Babeock subsequently onets. The warm right hand of friendship Mr*. Tiulen 1B a gentleman of culture and retim him ;uul the Republican candidate. _' ' WASHINGTON.-X. ' came to Wilson, showing that ho had complete continues to furnish accounts of terrible mas- WHBAT—No. 2 Chicago 1 00 was, as John A. Androw said, what should bo nifjii. Ills haa been a bus; life, useful, if no I take very slight account of the platforms. Ex- Assets, knowledge of the entire conversation between iacres by the Turks iu Bosnia. "Three hun- great.—lltka Uerabt {Rep.) perience has taught us that while eonietimes the) How AT.TAN TATLOU • CAPEBTON, Senator of dred Christians were tortured and di owned in OATS—No. 2 Chicago.., 3f> (g yo extended to the South. Many of the Southern Wilson and tho President about Everest. ETE—Western C5 («i 66 We have respeot for Mr. Tiklen. We utter nolU make a considerable figure in the campaign, \\u-\ the United States from West Virginia, died in tho villages of Pervan and Feinar. Twelve States, when returned from bayonet rule to lire rarely consulted afterward except to mark ;lnn I'OHK—New Mess 19 75 @20 00 tho control of the people, were in a state of ing in disparagement of his character or his wortl entire worthlesaness. Never was there a platform Washington, last week, of a disease engendered Wilson complained to Bristow that all infor- women were cut to pieces at Pavics. Sixty LARD—Steam HH® H> —Albany Journal (Rsp.) The State Insurance children were stoned to death at Rathlc'vo. bankruptcy. Thoir money had been all stolen, that promised more of reform than that of the Gram by tho recent heated term. Mr. Capefton took mation given the President about Bibcock's CllI("-(«). His honesty and integrity lift him above tho fov party in 1872. but the people do not need to be told One hundred and oighty girls wero violated and liEEVEg—Choice Graded Steers..... 5 10 » Ii 25 and their finances hopelessly involved. There his seat in the Senate March 4, 1875. and his case was immediately conveyed to Babcock, atmosphere in which they plan their nefarious pur how completely overy one of those promises have and &Hkr'l wl>i>t right Bftbcock had more than murdered at Sokolovo. Three thousand Chiia- Choice Natives 4 73 «* r, CO was hero a history of shame, a history of dis- puses.—Brooklyn An/ux ilml.) term of service would have expired in 1881. Cows and Ueifere 2 25 (if, 3 GO been violated. Assets, ... «1".'. any other accused person to a knowledge of tians were massacred at Prvedor." grace, but there wan not, in tho efforts that had Mr. Tilden's personal character is BO far above re Good SecoiHt-elass Steers i 60 @, i 60 been made to right tnoso peoplo, anything liko proach that it will reflect honor upon his associates The same party fcas lately gWeii us another ai He was »member of thn Confederate States tho ease against him. Cincinnati, and it closes by Indorsing Grant ati.I all • Medium to Fair & 21) (4 4 so war. There was no war about it [Applause.] —.Veto York Tribune i.lnd.) Senate up to the close of the war in 1865, and Hoos -Live 6 55 (4 ii w the violations of the fair promises of f our years ago. Jan. 10, in an interview with Attorney Gen- We respect Mr. Tilden personally, and are glad t Who will even pretend to believe them now? OFFICE OVER THE SAVINGS B!> died at the age of nearly CO years. eral Pierrepont, Hie latter acknowledged to FORTI-FOUKTH CONfciKKSS. I'LOUK—Fancy Whito Winter 6 75 Q 7 60 The people of Virginia woro right when they havo an honorablo opponent in the coining caxn Good to Choice Spring Ex. 5 25 ® 5 62fe elected Gilbert C. Walker Chief Magistrate of paigu.- Muj/'alo Kxprem (Iit'p.) The ticket headed by Gov. Hayes, of OWo, ptvea BJUUFOM) WILSON, late Solicitor of the Treas- Wilson that the circular-letter of instructions us no promise of reform whatever. The conveit'on Ann Arbor, Michigan. to United States District Attorneys relative to TUESDAY, July 25.—Senate.—Gordon intro- WIIBAX—No. 2 "... 8. 2...... 7.15^!?!'.. 65 SI State which ho had disgraced, aud which he no man in the State who wishes to see the return o to straw bide, was passed Consideration sou to auppo^o that he would be able to combat auc- cock with them. He related with great minute- Babcock's counsel, obtained it and gave it to BUTTKU—Creamery 26 28 and his allies had bankrupted. Had they done the Democrats to power need bo ashamed to vote fo of the articles of impeachment was r<-f.umed,and 11 any wrong since ? Not at all. And ao they cessfully the powerful combinations of politicians ness various conversations which he had with the Chicago Times. Upon tho publication of 12 lliui.—Scm York 7'imea (Hep.) and plunderers who now have the control oi the Carpenter addressed the court for the defense. Ho POHK—Mess...... 18 75 (31U 00 would be in Louisiana. Tho moment the peo- Gen. Horace Porter, Mr. liiistow, Attorney this letter Wilscn told Bristow th*t the pro- spoke four hours in his accustomed easy, em-rgetie Wo congratulate our Democratic friends on liein party. HIB election would be «imp]y to continue 1000 . • • ' plo regained control of the State from tho War- l«8 by so respectable, a standard bearer as Samuel.! tho present management for anothor four years. General Pierrepont, and finally with President found erisla iu tho contest with the thibV.es had stjlo, and was at times (jtiitn eloquent. Il^foro 8T. LOUIS. lilden. It ia a good uitzti of the times wJUen even ".riTIIOUX OXK 1'AILUKli 01: I'.fcJ!: Grant himself on the subject. Wilson said come—that it was evident that the President concluding his argumeut the Senate adjourned. moths, and the Caseys, and tho Packard*, the Besides tho reform required at this tune is the Wn EAT—No. 2 Kcd Winter 1 25a 130 moment these men were driven into political tii- Democracy can nominate such a mau.—I'ough TSti N (he ItaButu Throeliin;; marliin'tW* that there was no lack of cooperation on the meant to bring about a conflict and a change cf Iftttae.—The House took up the Virginia ccntcstcd- CORK—Western Mixed 41 iseepsie Ea{/le (Ind.) aboiition of abuses that have intrenched themselves c ® 41> exile tho Stato of Louisiana would bo as quiet in lue :i' , the sitting member, is not entitled to a KVK—>'•>. 2 4« as the town of Avondalo. [Applause.] lectiou by the Democracy as their standard-bean^ Pouii—Mess 10 25 ui 48 truce them to their (sources while this party remains i.vo priucipltw. a coolness between tho White House and htandivtf with tho President and Attorney Gen- seat, and th»* Platt, tho contestant, is. Tho report C413 £0 Judge Hoadloy continued: Now, Mr. Hayes is an evidence that character and capacity are stil in control. eral. Bristow did so. Wilaon declined to state of the minority takes the opposite view... l.nmar LAITO 103 & 11 thought to be worth something as qualifications fo the Treasury Department aroso. Wilson gave H008 6 10 says in his letter many words of kindly signifi- oflico.—Xew York Graftltic (fad.) To elect Gov. Hayes is to prevent a thorough over- an explanation of tho mau»er in which tho what these steps wore. rose to a personal t-jplauation, and defended him- & e <;.) cance to the South. I am glad to read them. hauling of what has been doing for tlie last eight self against the chargo Of certain newspapers that CATTLE „ 2 28 lie has always had the reputation of high persona famous "Svlph" signature arose: There was a £ 5 00 I am sure he is perfectly sincere in them, for I years under Grant, and thus enable the great crim- Dyer told Wilson that Pierrepont informed he had made speeches in Mississippi laudatory of character, and his opposition to tho Tweed gang o certain woman who had given the President WHEAT—No. 1.... 1 07 (.<•,'. T.> believe him to be a sincere man. But is ho any thieves has even placed him in some degree among inals to escape the justice they doaarvd. Can those him that the circular-letter was written by or- who, seeing these abuses four years ago, brokeaway much trouble. Babcook and McDonald, bcin? what is known as tho White-T.lne policy Hurlbut. . No. 2 01 1.4 92 more sincere than Ulysses S. Grant when he political reformers. Mr. Tilden is a mau of grea der of the President himself. Tho result of from their party connections and supported Horaoe together in Washington one day, saw her, and from the Committee on Military AtTairK, reporlt-d OOBN—No. 2 45 (4 46 said, " Let un have peace ?" That word went wealth, aud in generally recognized, we should say using this circular-letter waBthat Bristow. Fob. Iuuk tho resolution directing the Secretary ot War 29 Grceley, now support Hayes with any show of iv;i- McDonald recognizing her, exclaimed, "There OATS—No. 2 @ 30 all over tho United States. It waa on tho ban- us ;i thoroughly safe, conseruative person.—7V«i eon? Havo they seen anything in the conduct of 18, decided to IOHVO the Cabinet. The person- not to issue the Northwestern Indians special patent. RYE 02 irVn.ff (Hep.) is 'Sylph!'" Babcock said, "Do you know <* 63 ner of tho Republican party. I, for one, be- tho Grant party since that t.nie to lead them to wish al relations between himself aud the President cartridges, which are required for tho arms used by BABLEY—No. 2. 63 <& l» that woman?" McDonald replied, "I know lioved in it, and when the time came for my We speak from no paitisan interest or feeling to return to it? were almost broken off. Bristcr.v and Wilson them. Adopted. CINCINNATI. her very well." "Then," said Babcock, "I •0 putting my ballot in tbe ballot-box, it had upon when wo Bay that tho Democratic State Conveutiot Gov. Hayes has no reform record. Grant, if yon ; both learnrd from many sources that tho Prov- WEDNESDAY, July 2C—Senate.—Tho impeach- WHEAT @ 1 OS of New York did well to nominate so eminent, able w .sh you would gel her away from horo. Shu .. 44 it tho name of Grant; and how much peace did please, that he is an honest-upright gentleman, UH I ident had determined, at the close of tho Bab- ment trial was resumed, and Carpenter concluded his COUN I'A 46 and reputable a i-itiz n M Kalnu'-l J. Tilden as its is annoying tho President." " Certainly," said . 25 (rv. 98 wo get by it ? How much peace will Gov. presume ho is, though in that respect Ue has no ad- cock trial, to dismi&H them both. One of the argument for the defonse. Scott Lord, ili behalf of candidato for Governor, and equally well in adopt- vantage over Gov. Tilden, what ground la there even McDonald : •' that is easy. I can manage her," Bra ,. 67 @ 68 Hayes give us? Ho will give us more peace sources was Gon. J. D. Webster, of Chicago, tho managers of tho House, followed with the clos- ing as ouo of its principles "a free press-no gag for hope that he would be able to lead his party out and ho did eo. Tho term " Sylph" became a POKK—Mess .19 00 (<$19 25 than Grant has. That is tine enough. I have law." Mr. Tilden is the worthy bearer of a standau whose letter upon that subject Wilson read. ing argument for the prosecution.... No legislative 1 ,A 1.1> of the slough of corruption in which it is wallowing, sort of standing Joke botween Babcock and Mc- 13 no doubt that when Gon. Giant went into the with thin patriotic aud glorious inscription.—-Yelp I can see none whatever. Donald, and they often addressed each otiier The letter was dated Chicago, Feb. 1G. business of importance was trains ; d. TOLEDO. Yurk Ledger (Ind.) WHEAT—Extra... 1 IS « 1 31 Presidential chair ho wont in there with a sin- So far as my knowledge goes the Liberal Republi- and signed their communications in that way Wobstor loarned of Gen. Hurlbut, then in Umme..— The Honso passed the bill authorizing cere deniro to maintain peace in this country. lie will loso somfc Democrat, "rotes, but they cans of 1872, with few exceptions, will support G&v. 1 04 @ 1 00 will not count for anybody els,>. They will be While in Washington last week, Wilson tho Went, that Bristow was to be removed at the Secretary of the Interior to deposit certain In- COBN M & M Ho had been down thero himself during the i'ildou, ae I intend earnestly to do myself. THE ENOEMOPS WASTAGE of grain, 32 withheld entirely. On the other hind he will draw Your obedient nervnnt, Kith other sti/ks of Ihrcebere, con be SAVED 'Jr. was seat for by President Grant, and re- the termination of the Bibcock trial. Tho let- dian trust funds in the United Suites treasury, iu OATH—NO. 2 @ 33 administration of Andrew Johnson, and he out moro votes from citizens who are generally in- quested to surrender up the original copy of ter contains expressions of tho strongest view of investment Tho Virginia contested-elec- EAST LIUEKTY, PA. snbmittod a report in whioh ho painted with At'SJIN llLATi:, Improved lilac;.!:- >, «•;'?••,»"(, ou every job, lo «*", different about voting at all than any other man pay all expenses of threshing. the latter's famous "Let no guilty man es- friendship for Wilson and Bristow. Similar tiou case of Platt vs. (loodo was taken Hoas—Yorkers 6 90 @ 7 00 the most glowing colors tho disposition of thoso whom the Democrats can nominate. The Bvmi capo" letter. Wilson declined to do so, bv up, and several speeches were delivered in PhiladelphiaB 7 05 @ 7 10 /wheiievcn that, although Mr. TUden may hi- a FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGABU* ? information ernne to Wilson through J. B. Hen- favor of the majority aud minority CATTtE—BeBt 6 12 @ 5 40 Deople to return to thoir allegiance and to their A Snake Sucking a Co>v. ! evading a knowledge of its whereabouts. derson and others. Bristow and Wilson then loyalty to the Union. Then he said, "Let us weak candidate with the remnants of the Tweed like seeds aro threshed, separated, cleaned »*' 5 reports. Tue House adjourned without reaching a Modiiur 4 00 (A 6 00 ring, he is tho very strongest whom tho Democrats Do snakes suck cows ? This question as easily and perfectly no Wheat, Ont3, Ey What followed is related in a dispatch to a both prepared Their resignations. This wan ® 5 IX) save peace ;" but there has been no peace. vote The views of tho minority of the Committeo SHI:KV. 3 60 can put before the people for the omoo of Govornor. AN EXTEA PRICE ia usually paid for gi*1" Western newspaper: "The President was made Feb. 21, the day Babcock was acquitted. On on \aval AtTairs, signed by Kepresentatives Harris* Has it been the fault of those people ? I know — Sew York EvcniiujPont (Krp.) is ailinnatively answered by tho Cliar- very angry, and he directed that a close watch eds cleaned by this machine, for extra civ.. Feb. 27, three days Inter, evidence was placed Daulorrt, and Hays, we.re presented in tho House. Detroit Prices Current. i widow lady in this city who has an estaio iu Lotte (N. C.) Observer, whica states that be placed upon Wilson to see what he intended iu the President's hHnda showing that Gen. The minority severely criuoiKO the majority report, Sew Orleans which paid her before tho war Tilden is an undeniably ablo mau.—Pittsburgh IN TIIE WRT GRATN of 1S75, these i> | Dispatch (AVj..) a cow belonging to Deputy Sheriff Far- to take out of the department. Wilson made Babcock and Horace Porter lost iHO.OOO in the alleging that it is unfair in it« statements, fallacious wheat, white, per lm $1 10 @ 1 1R $8,000 a year over and above all taxes, and to- ttelly the ONLY MACHINES that could run ffiflT copies of several documents there that had in it« conclusions, is evidently promoted by a parti- A' In :it! uinlntr, per bu 10* ($108 Mr. Tiliieii is an honest reformer, and was very row was some days ago forced to sub- or economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect "* Black Friday Gould conspiracy, through Jay san bpirit, ignores entirely testimony favorablo to Corn, per bu 45 @ 52 day that lady cannot got one siuglo cout of in- ellleient in tho war on tho Tweed ring.—LolliBVilU mit to the milling process by a snake U'hai others utterly failed. played important parts in the prosecution of Cooke it Co. ; that Asa Birn Gardiner, 1'rcsi- th- .Navy IH-partinent, ami perverts other portions O.itsperbu 30 @ 83 come out of it. It all goes for taxes ; every C",tnttcrcial (Hep.) the whisky ring, as much for his own protection that procured milk fresh from the nat- ALL GRAIN. TIME and MONEY w.-isting eoV- dent of tho Chicago military court, was trustee in such ways as to inflict gross injustice upon the. Barley, per 100 lbs 140 0 160 copper of revenue that is derived goes for Tho Democratic Convention has selected a strong lions, such as "Endless Aprons," "Itaddlcs," "B»£ as anything. He did this in a vory quiet man- to adjust their losses ; that tho presentation of Secretary aud other ofUcera. Rye uer bu 60 % 66 Axes. man as its candidate for Governor iu Samuel J ural fount. When tho cow came home " Pickerj," otc., are ciilinhi diqtensed with; l^^j ner, bnt not in so unobserved a fashion but theae facttj to the President was the real cause Apples, per brl 1 E0 @ 2 00 Tilden. — /'• trott Ti ibWU ;.!:>p.) TnmtsDAY, July 27.—Senate..—Tho Senate Now I will go on a step further with Gov. lier teat was bleeding, her bag was al-one-half tho usual Gears, Bolts, Boxes, and JWJ what the President knew of it. Three caudlo- of BabcouS's removal, aud that tho President, Beans, unpicked, per bu 40 (i$ 60 Mr. Samuel J. Tilden, who was nominated by th. easier managed; more durublo; light running;^ ^ Hayes' letter. I am sorry that I have not got boxes were tilled np and sealed tv.tli a direc- having determined to remove Babcock for this met, and, after tho announcement of the death f l:.-:i' s, picked, per bu 75 @ 85 Democrats of New York as their candidate for Gov- most dry, and tho print of the snake on y repairs; no dust; no " litterings" to c!. t hero. In the next placo, Gov. Hayes, in nis ernor, is ono of the ablest aud ujost respectable men tion to his home at Springfield. They reposed cause, became reconciled to Bristow and Wil- Senator Caperton, of West Virginia, adjourned out Butter, por lb 15 t<« 17 the cow's leg, where he wrapped himself troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms. Beeswax, per lb 28 @ 80 lotter, has discuw ed, at length, and with very o"' the parly—Boston Globe (/{< j».) quietly in the Solicitor's ollico awaiting an ox- son. of respect to tho memory of tho deceased. around and climbed up, could be plainly PAKMEBS and GRAIN RAISERS who WlSt Dried apples, per lb 7# 13 New York Democracy have put their best foot fore- seen. It is supposed that the reptile in the l:ti;o saving luado by it will nut eaipw A Question by Mr. Plaistoci—Stuto more fully »ei vice reform. He 8taten cloarly and plainly •ior and wasteful machines, but will insitt i* | dent, through Secretary Morrill, that these priations, reported back tho Senate bill appro- H,!-,.-, peril) 7 (n) II most, aud if any man in to 1»-at'Oi i>. Dix we would was of the species known as the " chicken boxes should bo oponed and examined before what tho relations of this were to tho rotcutioii Hay, liiuiilhy, per tOD W00 (#12 00 Lhe roasons why the present method of oflicov- rather It would bo Tilden than any other.—hl mproved Thresher doiug their work. they should bo allowed to depart. Wilson was of Mr. Bristow In tho Cabinet ? priating $100,000 for the construction of the Wash- Hay, mixed, per tou 8 00 @ 0 00 iug tho civil aervico of the United States has Jlerald (Hep.) snake ;" these are big black, speckled FOUR SIZES made for 6, 8, 10 and V ^ then summoned from his hotel near by. He Mr. Wilson—Becauso the President, for the ington monument, wnrou -.v;w passed with amend- Hay, marsh, per ton.....' 6 00 Q§ 1 00 . mIVI-i 1« fftilnre, and especially he emphasizes Mr. Tilden was tho foremost of tho Democrats snakes, sometimes live feet long, which Powers. Also a spoclalty of SEPAEATOBS, 0**' has been quite ill during the last few dnys, and first tinio, comprehended iu all its signilicance ments, one of which increases tin- amount to Straw, per ton 7 00 .) being sucked by a snake, will go right bury Stylo), both " Mounted " on four wheel* tho usual resolutions wero adopted. Wilson, Chickens, dressed, per lb 10 (& 11 gradually members of Congress began to int-r- the lirst thing seized upon was Grant's ' let- traying him in the whisky frauds, and he be- Banks, ljtittrell, Douglas, Uardenbetglr, Faulkner, Tui-k'-yrf, live, per lb 10 ($ 11 Mr. Tilden has made himself quite popular in the straight back to it the next day, to be no-guilty-man-eseape' letter to Eristow." came convinced that the prosecution against and KnHf-'OU were uppoi' ted a committee to accom- Tallow, per lb 1 (3 1)4 foro. So that finally now tho sj-atom hus be- rural districts by the active part he took iu expos- sucked again. > A Washington dispatch of Jnly 28 says: " A Babcock had hud its Justification. pany the body to Went Virginia, and the House Kidee. per lb' 6 i4 6 come a system of interference by members of Eog the Tammany frauds and securing tl.e prosecu- -»-T-» v'ii uuiai i rvi L i 11 < ' ', m Congress with tho appointing power, and tho tion and imnishini-iif of Tweed. Ho waa also ener- ttyles, Prices, Tcnu*, etc. Democratic caucus was held in the hall of tho Wilaon docs not appear to have become fully adjourned. Pelts, each :iO © 1 55 RIOE culture in Louisiana emplojs appointing power is used by members of Con- getio ami '•;i;-n<-*t in IIM- pEoeeci^loxi of the corrupt Houso last night, continuing from 8 until 11 reconciled with tlie President, for later tbo FRIDAY, July 28.—Senate.—Ingalls, from the Wool, unwashed, per lb IS to> 20 Nichols, Shepard & Wo >1, fli-i-ee, washed, per lb • '2~> (& 26 gress to secure their elections, aud the patron- Ju&gcB.—llartfortl Courttnt (Rip) 30,000 people, on 1,200 plantations ; pro- o'clook. The question of repealing the date of President chargOH that his oflieo is the roi:ik-z- Committee on PemioiiH, reported, with amend- BATTLE Wool, combing « 30 (a :>! vge of the Federal power in prostituted for. Mr. Tilden is, without doubt, the most conspiou* duces a crop worth §3,000,000, and de- vuim of hoatilo newspaper men, Wilson de- ment", tho House bill ((ranting a pension to tho Wood, soft, per cord 3 00 ©3 81) other evil purposes. ous and capable of the workers in opposing tho ring mrlviled machines and cxti» mands the names of hie acousfg from tho widow of the late.Gen, Ouster, and to his father •Wood, beech ami maple, peroord. 4 60