clupw AGRICULTU1UL AND DOMESTIC Wild ColumbiueH. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING Oh ; tho south elopes are puiple with vio'.etf. „ the third story of the brick block corner of Main The fields are ablaze with gold stars, and Huron streets, And the prodigal Indian tobacco Has whitened the lane to the bars. >NK ARBOK, - - MICHIGAN, The shad-i loesoms mimic a snow-stoim, fiitranco on Huron stroot, opposite the Gregory Well down in (ke 'hick of the woods; ' HOUHG. By the spring-side the great orange oowslipi Have shyly crept out cf iheir hoods. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER, And the wizard, with five yellow fingera, Hits down by the strawberry blooms, lerms, S3.00 a year, or SI.50 iu advance nliero a blue-winged fra;l epicurean Is drowning himielf in perfumes. There are Bethleham buds in the. pasture, BATES OF ADVERTISING Ihero aro buttercups hard by the marsh, There are wake-robina down in the ewamr-grove. 1». 2 W. I 3 W. 6 w. I 3 m. 6 m. 1 year Where the sedge-flag is wiry and harsh ; 1 square• $ 75 $1 25 $1 50$2 50 $3 50 $5 00$8 00 And crowded and sweeton toe ledges •) squares. 1 50 2 00 2 5(1 3 50 6 00 8 00 12 00 Wild saxifrage nods as you paps, ares 2 00 2 50 3 50 5 00 7 50 10 5015 00 And maidenly mre droop the wind flowers 3 50 0 00 15 0025 00 That hide in too sheltering grass, 5 00 8 00 12 00 20^00 30 00 VOLUME XXXI. But I share them. I'npluclrrd fiom my pathway j column 5 uui 7 uo 10 00 1.T00I24 00 38 00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1876. I brush bacX the sweet-breaihing fern, 5 column 7 OOilO 00 is oo 2o;oo 3o;oo J , in tm ifi nn NUMBER 1604. And I pass by the spicy-breathed birch-iiee, ]coliunil..:lO m< 18 »» 18 00 22_00 35 OOjSO 00|l00 00 Whose tassels trail into th« burn. •Twelve lines or less considered a square. BAWLING BELLA. or had run back under the train, and I am hunting the ehyest of beantie?, Cards iu Directory, not to exceed four lines, $4.00, The cars flew so this way and that, and That flower with a tropical cheek. BY F. B. BUGHAN. forgot the creature. But when we'd got I lay flat enough between the raiis. Bu PltOSPEBITt IN IRELAND. forced debauch, or both. As Mr. Jew- ' jjininoss or special notices 12 cents a line for the the lights went by like flashes, and the engines—the ash-boxes of ihe en Where the crimson shows bright through ils ^i/jsertJon* and 8 cents for each subsequent In- O dear ! some cotton ! what a fearful din! to Seestadt, and the grate of iny engine everywhere one heard the groaning and A Prosperity Attained Through Terribl* ell is but 26 years old, and has a strong brownness. Why, there she stands the sweetest elf alive, was being cleaned Oftt, the fellow down ginesj 1 JkneW sll three etlgihea tha and vigorous constitution, it is hoped As the blood of a brunette should speak T e n<1 clinking of the buffers crashing together, Wiffefina—Condition of the People Gen- High and shy, in the p.'accs untrodden, "jj»rrW * death notices free; obituary notices Her hair untortured by a crisping pin, underneath there with the poker called still Stood iired tip at the station as wel that he will soon be well.—Hudson (iV. ,'vuts a line. The widest little shoes we could contrive, and the men crept about under ahtl be- as my tobacco-pouch. The ' Wittekind erally Ameliorated. It blooms in the shade of the rocku, out from the ash-hole: ' Hornig, Hornig, [From the London Spectator.] Y.) Republican. And waven its flushed bells to the passer, yearly advertisers have the privilege of changing No cruel corBet those soft ribs to fre': tween the cars aa if tlte wheels were would go harmless enough over me, Whose loolting and longing it mocks t tteir advertisements quarterly. Additional chang- From a loose belt her light sash fluttering falls you've brought a roast with you. I be- gingerbread and the buffers downy pil- Na one who now revisits Ireland after ;.« vrill be charged for. The very picture of lithe ease, and yet lieve the fire of the Pluto has scorched even though I had been stouter than 1 DWARFS] This moment a yellow throat fluttered \dvertisements unaccompanied by written or She bawls ! our Bella bawls ! lows. But before all there was a wretch- was; tke 'Hermann,' too, might be mer- an absence of some years can have any verbal directions will be published three months, the fellow's brains. Come down and doubt that she has made a considerable Just over my head from % tree ; mdcharged accordingly. Ind how she bawls! just see those knotted scowls, ed little assistant station-master I could ciful to me, at any rats if it was Oarry- A Nobby Little Conple. And I followed him up through the basbes, How the sobs struggle in her little throat; see! Sure enough, as true as I sit here, not bear the man, because he once came advance In material prosperity. Evi- [From the Philadelphia Times.] Half-Hoping his ftest I should see, tegal advertising, first insertion, 70 cents per ing little water and^ fire, ahd the sleet)- And there were the columbines, hiding folio; -tf cents per folio for each subsequent inser- What swelling gurgles, what tumultuous howls, there lay my hare underneath in my ash- very much iu my way in a certain matter | era uiirle>' me cucln't Bland iip too much; dfeiice of tfae fact is boftie in ijpon him Two of the smallest children in the .M 'when a postponement is added to an advertise- And then, at last, that long, wild, piercing note • box, dead and half stewed. The ash-box in a multiplicity of Ways. 'Jhe pros- In the rocky cleft? scattered about. ment, the whole will be charged the same as the first oor Bridget trembles, faithless brothers jeer ' —but I could not help looking in amaze- but under the'Slius,'one of the new, werld for tkeir ages, which are 12 years Ah I my sunny-fuced g(»ld-bearted >>eautte». Mamma turns pale, "Who's killed?" her fathf i nvupt have caught him on the jump. He perity is not such as this country enjoys, My darlings, your secret is out I iasertiou. ment as I paw Jus signal lantern every- lew-built elephants, I was a dead man. and 1.2 years and 2 months, respect- —Independent. calls, •was in a hurry to be roasted." but of its kind it is real and consider- ively, were introduced to the faculty And tho wide eyes of startled guests sav, "Hear !". where, swinging in an inch, swinging Ay ! dead ? That wouldn't be the worst. JOB " She bawls ! your Bella bawls!" Loud laughter followed tire young en- horizontally, swinging crosswise, up, able. It has been attained through ter- and students of tii& Jefferson Medical Aronnd the Farm. gineer's story. I should be slowly crushed and torn into rible sufferings, that reflect discredit Pimphlets, Posters, Handbills, Circulars, Cards, down, behind, before, and heard his shreds. Which engine was it, then College recently. SenoHta Lucia ITALIAN farmers, in order to prevent jsll Tickets. Labels, Blanks, Bill-Heads and other And ail tho worla seems bawling m reply; "Now laugh, will J-ou, you stupid shrill voice through all the storm. And on our statesmanship and our intelli- Zarata, a sprightly brunette, is a fraction harness and articles in leather generally .irietics of Plain and Fancy Job Printing executed Nat barks like mad, tho cross o!d parrot feoolds blockheads, at the poor beast!" growled coming there ? gence, but now that the suffering is past, from suffering from the ammoniacal till promptness, and in the best possible style. The six canaries, sworn to do or die, ' ' see, I'd just called to the man as I saw "All this, you see, boys,I had thought under twenty inches high and weighs Shriek till a napkin every cage enfr,IaB . Eimmermaun, as he filled the glasses; him slip through between two buffers, it is some consolation that it has not five pounds in her elegant street cos- odors of the stable, add a little glycer- The robins wrangle where the cherrfpR „ ' „ between the blow and the lying flat; ine to the grease employed to coat the Tha horses whinny in the dio^nt stalls " because you don't know what a cursed tjat he ought not to be so devilish reck- been undergone altogether in vain. * * * tume, which includes complete female BUSINESS DIRECTORY. pleasant feeling one has under see these lovely ladiep in p- row, the company, a little get my life long> but Shall think of it not only is the Condition of the people was born at Green, Chenango county. should be access to more than one mar- ^operations entrusted to rr.y care Prices to suit With yellow curls and eyes of BUiumer blue, derisively. glides clinking its length along over me N. Y., his parents bearing the name of Hftimes. All work warranted. Teeth extracted From Paris, all complete from top to toe. , with sorrow oh my death-bed." Here and oil, striking a chill to my marrow— generally ameliorated, but their standard ket; the business, if large, should be jjibout pain. Office hours z 8 to 12 a. i>i • 1 to 6 V, hat if those two who've lost their wigs look ill, Not the old inan, | the old engineer made a pause, wiped >f living has been very markedly raised. Flinn( the father, who accompanies the managed by two men, one to attend What if that stupid Bid will call them " dawls," it is a chain hanging down. But now it diminutive, weighing 171 pounds, and We'll pay they're queens and countesses: oh, still very gravelyy, "but under it, and partly, his forehead, took a draught from his comes I the ground begins, at first gent- Their food is better, their clothes arebet- solely to the garden, the other to selling She bawls! our Bella bawls ! toot ,, very HeaH r in itit. BuB t I tell yoyouu, glass ©f mmch, and went on: er, and their houses are better. The the mother 135 pounds. At his birth and collecting, and various outside work. -ITT H. JACKSON, Dentist, Office corner of ly, then stronger and stronger, to trem- the General weighed two and one-half VV , Main aud Washington Btreets, ove r Bad II'v' e bbee n by wheh n a splendid traiin of ble under me; it comes very slowly. ood is even yet, indeed, not as nutri- —An Old Hand. ijel's store, Aun Arbor, Mich. Anesthe' it.s She's turning purple ! Oh, what Bhall I do f "I heard him still giving the order pounds. His avoirdupois now is nine - " required. She'll split her little larynx in a trice ; magnificent cars, full of people in high ' Forward !' yonder among my comrades, Then I saw at the side that the rails and ious as it ought to be, for, on this point IT is said that there are at ihe present Come, darling, look : your tea-things from Aunt spirits, with one jolt—before you could ;he Irish peasant is too self-denying, but pounds; height, twenty-two inches. He Sue. and heard the car-chains clink, and then the snow and the rolling wheel-shadows time 10.000,000 trees growing in Ne- TOK. FRUEAUi-r Attorney at Law, lift your hand to your pipe or light a t ia very much better than of old. The is a blorde. The General were a full ifotary Public, and. Comn>'. £ ' O pet! this milk and water -is so nice, a sound—what like was it» have you Ovei- me grow >>ver roddeh tedder'. It braska that hats been planted by the 8sicmer f UDeed8e The raisins must have come just fresh from Spain match—was nothing but a heap of lotisesj agaitij ate certainly not such as ball-room costume, consisting of black IM^uta Co,,Buitati on in th(, Qerm au ^ ever heard a butcher hp.ck through a was the engine fire shining from the ash- citizens. This is truly an immense &,!»!, languag And these meringues, in melting foamy balls, sanitary science , approves, and in the coat and pantaloons, white vest and jce, p:ill>s Opera-House, Ann kindling-wood and broken screws and thick bone with his ax i—and then a dull box. Now I felt it grow h°t on my bare number of trees, and it would, one irbor, Micb. The sweetest things you ever ate ! in vain— pieces of axles and wheels, out of whitjh poorer parts of tfie country, especially white necktie. During his visit to the She bawls! our Bella bawls ! \iry, and then again, only the cling and head and neck. The sleepers yielded college the little fellow talked fluently would imagine, transform the entire CLAKK, /U8t f the Peace, Notary Pub- came groans and crres £c# keljp, While the hovels, are deplorably wretched. In State into a grove. On the contrary, reo O Mamma, mamma! one choked and gasping cry, clang of the buffers clashing together. under me ; the rails groaned and bent; and was quite active, and, when not E, Uc and Conveyancer. Will loan money for despairing men sfcoM VtJUnd it wringing the ground shook violently; it is on me. the bogs, for example, one frequently that vast number are almost impercept- (Hers ou real ^tate security. Office over No. 8 Then shivering on that gentle breast she lies, A cold shudder ran over me; then I got sees cabins with a damp earthen floor, a treading o'n the trail of Her Ladyship's Huron stree'^ Xun Arbor, Mich. ' Sing, sing," she sobs; the tempest passes by, then- hahdn; and locomotives, like kit- the signal to go ahead—there was noIt strikes me violently in the back, ible on the immense plain that com- The starlight glimmers in the softening eyes, teas on a roof, leaped down the bank, roof so low that a tall man could touch dress, was busiiy engaged in casting af- And on that storm-swept little heart and brain stopping, 'Forward, forward 1' In a presses forward—God have mercy on fectionate glances at her. In present- prises onr State. Treble the number "1TTI>'.£S & WOKDEN, 20 South Main street, Falls the sweet roice, as Dai-id's harp on Saul's, and rolled once, twice, three times over me! Then rip, crack ! something on it, no windows, and a hole in the thatch can be get out without materially affect- II Anu Arbor, Mich., wholesale and retail deal- moment I was far away in the other end for a chimney. But these lairs of fever ing the Liliputians to the admiring as- (rsi'j Dry Goods, Carpets and Groceries. There is no charm like mother's singing, when and over, wheels up aiid smoke-stack of the yard, where no one could know me gave way. Pang ! pang! rolling ! ing the landscape for years. Someday She bawls ! our Bella bawls ! n6 i J and rheumatism are far less numerous semblage Prof. Getchell said he had — New England Journal exj Education. TlZ l^ £L2* ™A fcf£i. *£ what had happened. thundering! stamping!—the engine had brought, the couple there to introduce Nebraska will be one of the best tim- ACK & SCHMID, dealers in Dry Goods, meats, fire, hissing, and shrieks; but passed over, me and off. From the free in proportion than they were. Gener- bered States in the Union.—Nebraska Groceries, Crockery, etc., No. 54 South Main "But I did my duty still, only as-if I ally speaking, there is a decided, though them from the Philadelphia Museum, at M never in five-and-thirty years' railroad- was dreaming, and when, a half hour heaven once more the snow cloud City News. Etreet. BY THE THICKNESS OF A BUTTON. ing has my heart stood so still as it did very insufficient improvement in the Ninth and Arch, as something wonder- ACH & ABEL, dealers in Dry Goods, Gro- later, we had got through and I entered plunged down upon me. fu IT is doubtful whether, with all the ceries, etc., No. 20 South Main street, Ann under the ash box." houses, and the general health is mnr-1 l even in this wonderful age. He ex- BUbor, Jlicb. the engine-hoase again, the boss said to "How I got on my legs I don't know. experience farmers have had in reclaim- "Ah I there you come at last, do you ? "Tell us about it, Uncle Zim, tell me, ' Have yon beard, Zimmerman, velous, the death-rate of Ireland, ac- plained that he had made a careful ex- I stood there, I shook myself, and saw cording to the official return just pub- amination of the subjects, and found ing the numerous swamps of thia coun- TTTM. WAGNER, dealer iu Beady-Made Cloth- The punch has had a full head of steam us!" cried voices one could see were Asistant StatiOhlnaster Porges has been the red lights of the engine disappear try, they have yet settled upon the beat (V ing, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Trunks, used to making themselves hoard above lished, being only 19 per 10,000. * * them healthy, intelligent and perfectly Cippet Bags, etc., 21 South Main street. on this long time," cried old Engineer th clatter rattle and killed on the spot, crushed to death be- round the curve. They looked to me way, or whether tha swamps that have Zimmermann to several sturdy figures, i 1 . > ' **>*>* of the loco-tween the buffers?' The one great drawback to Irish pros- formed. The heart of either, said he, like the eyes of a veritable bodily death. perity, that which inspires fears for its is not larger than an ordinary size hick- been reclaimed in the careless, unsys- T FREDEIUCK SCHAEBEKLS, teacher of who, deep buried hi thick furs, that left j "I didn't ask many questions ; my Then I felt myself to see what the engine tematic way pursued, have not cost more J, the PIANO, VIOLIN ANI> GUITAR. only red noses and gleaming eyes ex- '< Well, well! I'll do it," he replied, continuance, is the absence of a varied ory nut, and the liver in equal propor- Evidence southeast corner Main and Liberty very heart shuddered, and I don't know had turned loose ; and, behold! the reg- industry. Where there is a varied in- tion, and yet they perform th© functions than the profits. There is still a great finds, Ann Arbor, Mich. posed, came puffing, and stamping, and as he slowly undid his tobacco pouch how I took care of my engine and got on ulation buttons were gone from my coat deal of swamp land, marring the appear- covered witk snow, into the engi- 8Si began to fill his short pipe, dustry there exists within the country as regularly aad perfectly as those of the way home. As I passed by thebehind. itself a market for its agricultural pro- fully-developed men and women. Their ance of the best farming districts of our NOAH W. CHEEVEB, neer's room at Bui-glitz, "though I don't like to go over the stairs, I saw a group with lanterns " I went to the nearest switch-tender country, and yielding but little income, story. To this day there's always some- duce, and also a field of employment for brains, he added, correspond well with It is New Year's eve, and the table in standing there, and something covered and got a lantern and looked for the the surplus arms the rural districts rear. the size of their bodies, and their intel- and it seems to us that farmers cannot ATTORNEY AT LAW. the engineer's room is covered with an thing turns over under the third rib here with a cloak Lying on the snow., I didn't buttons in the snow ; but when we were do better than to discuss thoroughly the when I think of it. But without such industry, both produo* ligence surpasses their size. At the con- Office in Probate Office, Ann Arbor, Mich. exceptional neat white cloth, and on it, Stop ; I shivei-ed all over; and 1 can tell sitting round the bowl at home, and I »nd labor have to seek a foreign market. clusion of the Professor's remarks the best and most economical methoda of next the stove, stands the mighty bowl, "You see, boys, the bands that you, boys, I'd have given heaven knows was putting in first too much rum and Now, Ireland can be said to have only General shook hands all round, and the training, clearing, and working and EVERYBODY SAYS THAT at which old Zimmermann is vigorously worked this punch £h those days came what if I hadn't wished him to the devil then too much sugar, Louise, wonder- two industries—the linen manufacture pert Miss bowed and threw kisses at the feeding the different kinds of swamps.— working, while the clouds of steam that near heiug the hands Of a widow then, half an hour before. 1 tried hard to get ing, asked : and the distilling of whisky; But the gallants with whom she had been co Rural Home. REVENAUCH rise from it, and (he empty rum-flasks and my Carl and Julia weren't born yet, that out of my head. I meant nothing "'Husband, what's the matter with linen manufacture is confined to a por- quetting. PBESIDBNT SAYLES asked the club if that stand by it, leave no doubt that its though you might even then have called particular by it ; 'twas a way of talking you ? You tremble so and don't speak me tion of Ulster, and the distillation of there was any particular benefit in drill- IS THE contents are devoted to go at high pres- [ .Stont Franz." common with us. Among you young il word.' whisky, though a profitable business, is Winnie and Walter. ing wheat north and south over any sure into throats of boiler-iron—a genu- ''But what's that to do with it, uil- chaps it's worse yet, and it wouid cure "Thfn my sense and speech came to loss Photographer of Ann Arbor. not one which the statesman, the moral- "Warm weather, Walter! Welcome other way? Horace Say lea replied that ine engineer's punch. cle?" asked the circle. you if you once felt the crawling inside me again, and I showed Louise the but- ist, or the philanthropist would wish warm weather ! We were wishing win- the prevailing winds here were from the K Basi Huron Street, upstairs. "The devil! Uncle Zimmermann-! "Weil, then, in the d-—'s name, of you that I have. Well, at last I made tons, and told her the story, and, holding to see indefinitely increased. The ter would wane, weren't we ?" west and southwest. If the drill was hard old Sylvester's day this, eh I" cried light up your plagued elegant cigars out to get thinking of the warm room at up a button 'twixt finger and thumbj prosperity of Ireland thus is dependent " We were well wearied with waiting," run north and south the ridges would the new-comers, shaking off the snows pgaia. They suit you dolls in glass home there with the felt slipperpp s all said: on the prosperity of England. In other whispered Walter, wearily. Wan, hold the snow longer and protect the cases, as the short pipe suits us stout BKO8. pg fellows under tne iree ueavens. m», ready, and Louise and the youngster, " ' See, within so much of a horrible words, it is a reflected prosperity. Last white, woe-begone was Walter; way- wheat better than if the wind blew with <*iav* " Lilt; liaolJi. ui au.i.aui\. OJJU uic 9u^til 1 - 1 T 1t the ridges. C. W. Holmes could agree East Huron Street, outer boots, the glasses this way, and then hold your I and the lemons on tho table, and the g Z^ j" Z l ward, willful, worn with weakness, "Wkatdoytm sugar-babies know of cat and the tea-kettle singing, and by "Look I I have the buttons yet, waited, waxinsr weaker whenever wie- irith Mr, Savlea in the theory, but the DEALERS IN jaw till I get through. against Napoleon compelle and west. Madison Graves was ol tne hard days in your glass houses, on your " It was upon New Year's eve, in thedegrees I began to feel a little lighter. and mean to carry them till death comes raise her own food, and the enormous Wholly without waywardness was Wini- MURE FRAMES, BRACKETS AND machinea that rock you with their easy in reality." fred, Walter's wise, womanly watcher, opinion that there waa no difference year 1845, thirty years ago, and a devil " Now, with all this, and of this and prices consequent on the war created a practically, for he had experimented on VIOLIN STRINGS. springs as gentle as fl you were in your of a storm, driving snow and sleet mixed that, you'll readily believe I hadn't too The old man opened his coat and drew willingness to grow corn. Ireland then who, with winsome, wooing ways, was nurses' arms ? You ought to have stood out two buttons, Stamped with the well beloved. it but had never got any satisfactory re- together. I was a young fellow; I'd much heed to wind and weather, road or became a grower of grain, and the Corn sults. —Michigan Farriers' Club. with us back in '39 and '40 on the little been married about a year. You know pathway ; and all 1 knew was, it wasKing's arms, which he wore secured by laws induced her to continue the same " We won't wait, Walter; while weath- er's warm we'll wander where woodlands J. H. NICKELS, machines that went so hard and jolting the station is a horrible place for ser- whirling and howling yet in the air as I a string about his neck. role. The repeal of the Corn laws, how- ONE pound of green copperas, cost- you felt every jog of the rai s, from the entered the cut by the oil-mill, through " And now you know why I pitied the wave, won't we ?" vice. Let a storm come which way it oor ever, soon convinced her that she could ing seven cents, dissolved in one quart FRESH & SALT MEATS, soles of your feet up under your caps, will, it always sweeps clean across the which I might have seen the windows I P creature in the ash-box. I have not compete against the United States, Walter's wonted wretchedness wholly of water, and poured down a water- and that wouldn't budge a foot if the square that's open and level as the top of my house, if one could have seen told you the story because it came up in Bussia, and the Danubian countries in waned. " Why, Winnie, we'll walk closet, will effectually concentrate and Hams, Sausages, Lard, etc., snow lay a hand's-breadth deep on theof this table. In toward the town there anything at all ten paces off. I went | the talk, but I don't like to speak of it, the wheat market, and year by year the where we went when we were with Wil- destroy the foulest smells. On board (Tiffi STREET, OPPOSITE NOKTHWEST COB- rails, and then we stood all out-of-doors, is a little cut with two tracks, one or the ahead on the right-hand track of the because the agony of death was it, and cultivation of wheat has diminished, un- lie; we'll weave wild flower wreaths, ships and steamboats, about hotels, and NEE OF PNIVEKSITY CAMPUS. night and day, without screen or shel- other of which always chokes up in the two in the cut because that was freer that's something no man calls to mind til now the area under that grain is only watch woodmen working, woodlice, other public places, there is nothing BO Or e ter, summer and winter, the hottest day worms wriggling, windmill whirling, , Bn 8l\! fonuit'y filled. Farmers having meals first hour of a drifting snow. Just as from snow, and from that side. I could willingly. But hark ! 12 o'clock! Good one-fifth of what it was in 1847. An- " " >°al<» 'give him a call. 1568-yl nice to purify the air. Simple green in July and the coldest day in Decem- you get through the cut, in the third see my house sooner. luck to us all for the New Year ; and other remarkable proof of how com-watermills wheeling; we will win wild copperas dissolved iu anything will ber, without any protection but ourhouse in Garden street, behind the oil- "And, in truth, I went along quite any number of hundred thousand locomo- pletely the agriculture of Ireland is whortleberries, witness wheat win- render a hospital or other place for the coats and a buffalo outside coat, that tive miles !"—Appieton's Journal. nowed." THE ANN AEBOK mills that we often cursed for a nuisance, carelessly, for I was going from the regulated by the English market, is that sick free from unpleasant smells. In had been well drubbed, I tell you, by because we always had to shut off steam yard, and that was the in-track, so no the total area under crops of all kinds Wisbeach Woods were white with fish markets, slaughter houses, sinks, the storms. That was something like wildflowers; warm, westerly winds whis- going by for fear of the sparks from the train could come on me from behind, Diphtheria and Its Care. is now not greater than it was in 1847. and wherever there are offensive gases, SAVINGS BANK hard times. But what do you know chimney catching in the shingle roof, I and at that hour none was to be expected In the course of thirty years—that is, of pered where willows were waving, wood- dissolve copperas and sprinkle it about, about it ? Per that matter, what's the lived with my Louise and Franz, just in front. Besides, I must hare heard it A small quantity of either sulphate of unprecedented progress throughout the pigeons, wrens, wood-peckers were and in a few days the smell will all pass Ann Arbor, Michigan. worst you have to do to what they've born, who is superintendent now over coming. iron, tannin, or chlorate of potash, put world, and, as we have been showing, of warbling wild wood-notes. Where Wis- away. If a cat, rat, or mouse dies about put our Hennig through here to-day, dry upon the tongue, and allowed to dis- beaeh water-mill's waters, which were teeives deposits of One Dollar and upwards and at Budrich's. " Just as I was in the middle of the parked advance in Ireland itself—there the house, and sends forth an offensive who has come off A 1 from his examina- solve there, once in every hour, have all has been no addition made to the tillage wholly waveless, widened, where water- gas, place some dissolved copperas in *»» Five per oent. interest on all deposits re- tion ? And here he is now." So, on Sylvester-eve, 1845, 1 came cut, which Iie3, you know, in the curve, been found to be most efficient rem- lilies waxen white, Winifred wove Eiiciiug three mouths or longer. into the station with a heavy freight j and where that night one could not see of Ireland. The explanation, of course, an open vessel near the place where the "Hallo! old fellow. How was it? edies in the early stages of diphtheria. is, that under the regime of free-trade, wreaths with woodbine, white-thorn, nuiEance is, and it will purify the atmos- MEREST COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNTTALLY. How did it go ? Did they make you train from Griesthal, after standing for a car length off, i heard a whistle be- This terrible disease appears under three wall-flowers, while Walter whittled >, buys and sells V. S. Bonds, Gold, Silver and fourteen hours on the engine in a storm hind me, and right after it the clip and foreign competition in cern and roots phere. Then, keep all clean. sweat? Come, sit down! Bring on the varieties of forms : 1st. There is a proved too powerful to allow of exten- wooden wedges with willow wands. rapons, and New York, Detroit and Chi- punch I" were the exclamations poured at six below. I was frozen stiff as an clap of the approaching train. I noticed, fever, severe pains in the back, bones Wholly without warning, wild wet winds ri icicle, and glad enough, you bet, to get too, that the engine was jrashing the sion. The Irish farmers, therefore, About the House. So Exchange. on the new-comer from all sides. and limbs, and very great prostration. wisely turned their attention to the woke within Wisbeach woods, whistling •UrasellB Sight Drafts on Great Britaio, Irelaud, "Less noise there!" broke in chehold of the Sylvester punch. It was get- train before it, because the stroke of the There may be no soreness of the throat, where Winifred wandered with Walter; BOACHES.—Any house can be rid of ting dusk already as I came in, and engine was much farther behind than branch of their business in which their roaches by free and continuous use of r any other part of the European Con- liarsh voice of old Zimmermann. "Sit but, on examining it, small white specks nearness to the market gave them a de- weeping willows were wailing weirdly, down? Yes! Punch? No! Hornig through the whirl of glistening flakes, the rolling of the wheels. I thought, will be noticed on the tonsils, but few waging war with wind-tossed waters. powdered borax. In crevices where saw the station with its hundreds on ' Ah ! that is the reserve train of some cided advantage. In other words, they foa Bank is organized under the General Bank and Franz aren't here yet, that are com- or none on t:;e rest of the throat. These directed their energies to the breeding Winifred's wary watchfulness waked. borax cannot be used, pour in boiling m*vo[ thlsgtite. The stockholders are indi- ing in with the freight. It is twenty hundreds of lights, like a huge Christ- twenty pair of wheels that stood yonder cases will recover under any and every " Walter, we won't wait." water. These two things persevered in "fa% Hafcte to the amount of their stock, and mas-box. A poor Christmas box for ahead on the track, and that they are and fattening of cattle, and the making minutes behind now, and must be in in variety of treatment in four to six days. of butter. " Which way, Winnie ?" will exterminate the pestiferous insect. ***»te capital is security for depositors, while a minute or two more. Glass and glass me ! There were collected through the shunting over to the freight-house.' But The great, but false, reputation of many Winifred wavered. "Why, where PEACH CTJSTAKD.—Line a plate with "ft Banks of issue the capital is invested for the about for all; that's fair play." holidays a regular town of cars, some- all this passed only vaguely through rny remedies and physicians is based upon rich paste; peel and mash a dozen or The Indian Question. were we wandering ? Wisbeach Woods Wnrlty of bilMiolders. This fact makes this In- " Well, now," began the young can- thing like 500 of them, and they'd got to mind, as one always thinks mechanically the necessarily favorable results of these widen whichever way we walk. Where's more peaches, add sugar to taste, a cup -'tnHon a xery safe deposit of moneys. didate, wiping from his forehead the be all made up so thai; everything could of' his work even when his head and cases. 2d. Large patches of false The Indians remaining on the reser- Wisbeach white wicket? Where Win- of cream, and the yolks of three eggs, ioi Women can deposit subject to their own perspiration that broke out afresh at the be off directly after New Year's. Hard- heart are full of other things. I say membrane will be observed, both on the vations in the Black Hills country, the with the whites of two. Bake in a quick vaguely ; in reality I didn't feel the various m me .DUICK XIIUH WUIIUV, me , • • - recollection, "they gave it me well, I ly h*d I got off my engine in the engine- tonsils and back of the throat; but the several branches of the Sioux, the Arap- "ton• f wa er- oven, and, when done, spread over the to i.oan on Approved Securities. house when ixp comes the station-master, slightest intere?t in it, for the train ahoes and the Cheyennes, have all at Wistfully Walter witnessed Winifred's can tell you. I was examined by the glands of the neck do not become swol- wonder. "Winnie, Winnie, we were top the remaining white of egg, beaten IPta*CIORS-K. A. Beal, C. Mack, W. D. Harri- new rules, yon know. There sat a row and says to me mast directly pass me on the other len. The majority of these cases will last been persuaded to agree to the new to a foam, with a teaspoonful of sugar. arrangement, giving up all their terri- wrong, wholly wrong, wandering within "• Deubel, W. W. Wines, D. Hiscock, W. B.of chaps, I guess a rod long, and nary " ' Hauser is taken sick, and yon will track. But when the ping and pang of ajs,j recover under very simple treat- wild ways. Wayfaring weather-beaten Set in the oven for five minutes, and tali. one of 'em, except our engine-master, have to take No. 3 in his place.' | the wheels on the hard-frozen track had ment, unless the disease extends down to torial claims in that quarter, and re- serve. OFFICERS: moving to the Indian territory, back of waits, we're well-nigh worn out." lid I ever see on an engine or in a shop. " 'Ten thousand thunders!' said I; ] got quite close up, and I already heard the wind-pipe, which it rarely does. 3d. BHUBABB WINE.—Grate the stalks of ««, Prcs't. w. W. WINKS, Viee-Pres't. And our engine-master wasn't the worst, ' but I hope it won't last till midnight; the coupling-chain on tho foremost car True malignant diphtheria, with swelling Arkansas, and settling down as individual Winifred waited where, within wot- C. E. IIISCOOK, Cashier. either. They questioned me sharp, Mr. Station-master, for then I must be clinking back and forth, and saw the of the glands of the neck and under the farmers rather than continuing as roam- tled woodward walls, wagons, wheel- the rhubarb on a coarse horseradish that's a fact; right up to the handle. at home, or there's ill-luck for the new light of its signal-lantern begin to glide jaw; profuse and often offensive exuda- ing tribes. The absence of the fighting \ barrows wains were waiting, weighty grater. Then strain through a cloth, But one could understand them, and by me on the snow, I partly turned my tions iu the mouth and throat; more or bands, the taking away of arms and am- with withered wood. Walter warmly and to one quart of the juice add three year. wrapped with Winifred's well-worn quarts of water and three pounds of W. A. LOVEJOY, give them some sort of reasonable an- '"Fiddlesticks! said he ; ' only you i head to call out a ' Happy New-Year!' to less discharge from the nostrils. munition, the holding out of glittering swer. But what the other fellows asked the fellows upon the train. Chlorate of potash is a disinfectant as promises, and probably the bribing of wadded water-proof, was wailing woful- coarse brown sugar. Let it stand for a be sure you're on hand,' and away ho was ly, wholly wearied. Winifred, who, day until the sugar is dissolved. Fill me I didn't more'n half understand. gene in the driving snow. "But there was no train on the track; well as a curative remedy, and, if given the contractors and whites living among 'Twan't any railroad lingo they used ; and at the same instant I got a violent pure and dry upon the tongue, every the Indians, who have gained their con- worn with watching, wellnigh weeping, the demijohns full, leaving them un- " I thought I'd taken the matter more wa3 wistfully, wakefully waiting Wil- corked. Keep a bottle of the wine to and what they were driving at—well, to heart than it was worth, and laid the blow in the back. The sparks danced nour, night and day, will rarely disap- fidence and secured much influence over Tobacconist! yes, I know—I'd looked it up in the before my eyes—slap !—I lay flat on my point the practitioner. A small dose, them, have doubtless all contributed to lie's well-known whistle, wholly wished fill up the demijohns, as they will keep cold shiver that crept over my skin to Waiter's well-being warranted. With running over. Let them stand for a books Superintendent Herzel lent me, the uncanny blast that came snorting at face on the track, and, pung! pung ! every night, may act as a preventive this important and revolutionary result. DEALS IN just to be able to answer. Never saw remedy. Sometimes tannin may beSome of the leading chiefs objected well-timed wisdom, Walter was wound week or so, and then bottle and cork me as I came out with the engine. The the cars began to pass over me." with wide, white worsted wrappers, anything of it in service, never had any whole air was full of white snow, and aa Here the old engineer made another given more readily than the chlorate of strongly to the agreement, and made tightly. It will be fit for use in about occasion for it, and don't believe I ever potash. The sulphate of iron is rather eloquent speeches in protest and inwhich wonderfully well withstood win- three months. tho wreaths of it drove like white ghosts pause. It was still as death in the room, ter's withering, whistling winds. Whol- «XE-CUT AND SMOKING shall if I live to be 100." across the engine, I could hardly see the and faces breathless and riveted leaned more irritant, and must be in smaller sharp criticism of the manner in which BASPBEBRY VINEGAR.—Fill a stone jar quantities. The main points in the use they had heretofore been treated by the ly witheut warm wrappers was Win- with ripe raspberries and cover them "And what in thunder was it all, smoke-stack. forward and round the table. He filled ifred, who, with womanly wisdom, was then?" began one of the crowd, lighting " Of the light-signals one caught only tiie glasses again, pressed down the to- of the remedies are to give them dry Government. But their mutual jeal- with the purest and strongest vinegar upon the tongue, and frequently and ousies and ambitions, their fears and •watching Walter's welfare, warding and let them stand fer a week. Then his cigar, just as the door was suddenly now and then a glimpse, red, white, or bacco in his pipe, and went on : Walter's weakness. Tobaccos, thrown open. A cloud of snow burst in, green ; of the horn and pipe signals, '' You see, boys, when we sit hero this regularly, both by night and day. hopes, were played upon* adroitly, and pour the whole contents through a sieve and out of it emerged the dim forms of what with the howWng of the wind about way round the table, or stand on the en- all, one after another, came ints the ar- "When will Willie wend where we and crush the berries thoroughly. To rangement. Most likely there will be wait?" wearily wondered Walter. each pint of the jnioo add one and a half two new arrivals—the expected engineers the cars and car-wheels, and its sing- gine, or even, like poor Hornig here to- A Maine Man's i'reak. SNUFF, PIPES, &c, of the two engines that had brought in ing in the telegraph-wires, and the day, have to go through a squeeze by more difficulty in removing them to the "W^ist! Walter," whispered Win- pounds of loaf sugar and let the liquor the belated freight train. ' '• Bravo ! whistling of the engines, one heard only those examiners, our ideas come along For a sensation of the serio-comic or- new country than there has been in get- nie, " who was whooping'(" and sugar boil long enough together to At Glad you've got here !" was the greeting enough to be sure one had not under- one after the other, slowly and in some der, the town of Saco, Me., is now pre- ting them to agree to go. But as a part " Whereabouts V dissolve .the latter and throw up a little No. 7 East Huron-st., that met them. " Now pass round the stood them. Of the shoutei of the men sort of order, so thnt one can take a pared to furnish an excellent illustra- of the means to the end, Gen. Crook is Welcome whistling was waking Wis- scum, which should lie removed at once. punch, and let's have the solids in from one could make just nothing but that good look at 'em. They even say we tion. A young man belonging to the refitting his forces for a winter cam- beach woods when winter's windy war- Then bottle the liquid and cork tightly. Next to the Express Office, what's-his-name's." they shouted. engineers are slower than other men, be- United States navy returned home one paign against the fleeing and wandering fare waxed weaker. Two tablespoonfuls of this liquor stirred cause all the quickness is gone out of us day last week, and, before meeting his fighters, and it, indoed, looks now as if " Winnie! Walter!" Winifred's wake- in a tumbler of iced water will make a S ARBOR, - - - MICHIGAN " Here's a bit of roast for one thing," " Then there were a couple of hun- wife, learned that ehe was about to go to a very great Ktop had been achieved in fulness was well-grounded. cried one of the last arrived, and raised dred cars being shunted about in all di- into our engines. But, boys, in the delicious summer drink. my tho Centennial Exhibition with another the history of the Indian question. "We're well, Willie; we're where A CORRESPONDENT of the Now York to view a half-scorched hare that he held rections at tho same time ; on all sides second or so between the blow and man. He immediately Dlackened a spot Winston's wagons wait." by the hind legs. they came looming like great shadows lying flat on the ground, I did more on his breast soft coal, pierced a vein Herald says that the true way to cook EBERBACH & SON, out of the darkness and thick snow, and A Spider's Terrible Bite. Without waiting, Willie was within green corn is to allow the ears to remain "Where did you get that creature? thinking than ever I did beforo or since till it bled, proceeded to the Winston's woodwork wiills. And what are you goiag to do wilfehimf" straight vanished in it again. The poor from Easter to Whitsuntide. house with a revolver in his H. E. Jewell, son of the late John on the stalk until about half an hour be- switch-tenders, wet to the skin, up to "First about home, the warm room "Welcome! welcome! Willie." Win- fore meal time. Then pluck the corn, "This fellow wished to do himself the hand, entered the family room with his Jewell, of Kiskatom, who was killed nie was weeping with weariness, with honor of making a part of Hening's treat their knees in snow, sprang this way nnd and everything in it, and the New Year's bleeding breast exposed, discharged a while bravely fighting in Virginia dur- strip off all the husks except one or two to night, but probably was in too much that between tho rolling cars. You chimes, and the going to church in the ing the war, and whose mother and sis- watching Walter, with wayfaring. layers close to the gr«in. If these revolver under his arm and fell to tho "Why, Winnie! wise, watchful, of a hurry, and did himself a little too know how a distributing sration looks of morning; then the assistant station- floor as if dead. There was great con- ter live in Catskill, was recently bitten spread open at the tops of the ears, let South Main St., brown," laughed the possessor of the a winter eight. God only knows how master as he lay there under the cloak by a tarantula, or poison Binder, in Ari- warm-henrted Winnie," Willie whis- them be tied over the ends of the ears sternition in the household for a few pered, wheedingly; "we won't weep; 1" on hand a large and well selected stock of hare. "The red lights of jny 'Pluto' 'tis we're not all made mince-meat of in on the snow; aud then I began reckon- moments, which was then followed by a zona, where his home now is. Those with a small string. Let calculations be routed him out of tho hole in the snow the course of it; and I've all my life ing as distinctly as if I was giving the animals vary in size from a dollar to that Walter's well; what were Walter with- made to have the corn cooked precisely storm of indignation at tho fright the out Winnie ?" where he sat crouched on the bank as long been surprised when next morning orders for making up all the trains, man had caused. of the palm of the hand, and the poison at the dinner hour. As a< >. >n as the grain MEDICINES, comfortable as you please, and he began I haven't heard that this one or that was about the train that was passing over of their bite is more fearful and deadly Wholly wonderful wns Winifred's is cooked thoroughly let it be carried to CHEMICALS, to run a wager with our train. For two killed on the spot. And if anything me. How was it it was on tho wrong than that of the rattlesnake, so that few well-timed, womanly wisdom, which well the table warm, smoking and fragrant. DYE STUFF8, or three minutes, perhaps, I saw the does happen, the strict gentlemen at the track, the one I'd been on, coming out Outlived them All. recover from it. Prussic acid and am- warranted weakly Willie's welfare. If cooked according to these directions, Whenever wandering within Wisbeaoh stupid little black rascal skimming over green table in their warm office up there on the in-track? And then all at once Thirty-nine years ago Victoria took monia were injected into his system green corn will tasto much more deli- the snow in the second track alongside out with the rules out of their pockets. I thought, what beforo in the midst of through the wound; he was filled with a woods with Winnie, Walter would whis- cious than if the ears had been gathered ''& WAX FLOWER MATERIALS her seat on the throne, and she has lived per, "What were Walter without Win- the engine. I gave a short pfiff! That To bo sure, it is the only way. But if my cogitating I had forgottea—the out- to see every one of her then contempo- mixture of lard oil and brandy, so that a day or two previous to the time when Toilet Articles, Trusses, Etc. scared him; he put out on a spurt, got they would only just for once in their ward track I had seen as early as noon he was unconscious more that forty nie? wise, watchful, warm-heauted Win- they were to be cooked. A great many raries disappear. Some have died, nie!" ahead into the red light of tho signal lives take the trouble to look on them- already deep buried in snow, and that others have been discrowned and exiled. hours, and was kept drunk six days to people do not know by experience what WINES AND LIQUORS. lantern—perhaps that blinded him—he selves outside! was why they were coming out on theThe English lady is becoming old, but counteract, by alcohol, the poison in IN a few weeks a young lady of great a luxurious dish green corn is, for tho doubled before the engine as he would "That night, then, it was right bad, in-track. Then I saw plain enough the looking back in the years past, she has time, blisters from it having come out wraith and personal attractions, who reason that they have alwujs been accus- attention paid to the furnishingg of Pliyy train just as it stood; there oouldn't be tomed to eat only such cars CB buve been ist8 befoio a dog, right across the track. I and the Sylvester-punch, too, may have the consolation of knowing that private on his body. He writes that he is now lives in Bichmond, Va., will be led to Hi,j n,» ?°' ' Schools, et , itl PhilosophicaPhilhi l more than ten or eleven freight-otirs, all gathered so long a time that the sweet ' w«r?t?ti i AppApparatusa , Bohemian Chemical looked to the other side to see when he touched the men's heads a little before- worth, prudence and temperance give apparently free from tho poison, but is tho altar by the man of her choice, who 'vti ' I,uroflai" c lleagcuts, etc. would come in sight again, but he didn't our own c»rs, they all went high above nervous and weak, as he well, jnay be, and delioious grain has lost all its lus- 1! hand, for the ringing went at a rate as character and robustness to the woniftB is an ex-peniteutiary convict, he having i inHscriplloiw carefullfll y preparedd at appear, I thought he was either killed the rails—-they would <\a jno n<> harm. from the effects of the pr.isou, or his (Aonn aroma. ' I l.M'i if Satan himself was giving tho orders. as they do stability to the sovereign, served nine years for robbery. No WONDER that hard times are upon THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. paign for Mr. Hayes, are assessing all AWARDED RAILROADS. the American people, that business is The Republican party represents the Federal officers a certain per cent, of dull, and business men are every Rip Van Winkle of American politics. their salary. This is a diroct violation MICIH'UK CENTRAL ROAIK day going into bankruptcy. The rea- Its political being is in the memories of tho laws of the United States, and CLOAKS! MAY JS, 870. FRIDAY, OCT. 13, 1876. son foi all this is so plain that any man and associations of more than a decade in violation of all the professions of the The First Premium of sense can see it, if he will reflect. AT THE 1 Democratic National Ticket. ago. It saunters through the political party aud ita candidate. Bolow is the r.v . I I. HTATION8. & During the last eleven years the Kepnb- oemetaries of the dead, and when it law : ', CENTE N NIA L. 5 5 |! z «

lioan patty has taxed the people $4,400,- •Mai l For President— comes into the presence of tho living, SECTION —. That all executive officers or SEPT., 18 7 ft, a employees of the United States not appointed 000,000, almost twice the whole national it is to bring with it the twin ghost of A. M. A. M V . M. P. M. r. P. X. SAMUEL J. TILDEN. by the President, with the advice and consent Over Thousands of Competitor's! I) • debt as it stood at the close of our great a dead rebellion and a dead slavery. C. H. MILLEN & SONJetroit.lt* five. 7 nil1 2 SO 4 UO li no ) 5C For Vice President— of tho Senate, aro prohibiting from request- 0. T. Juuetion, 7 15 111 20 3 (15 4 16 6 It lOCl.l war. All this immense taxation since It belongs to the sect of the Pharisees, ing giving to or receiving from any other offi- WafD • Junction 7 5710 49 3 :« 4 5u li 47 10 411 THOMAS A. HENDKICKS. cer or employee ot the Government any i priilunti^ R 3111 1- 3 51 ;> LS IS 11 14 the war ended ! Never was a people so S 6« 11 116 I 18 t I.'. 7 and uKsumes to itself all the virtue and in.in :•/ property "r other thing of value for 100 BLACK BEAVER CLOAKS, elegantly trimmed, from 3 to Ann Arbor, 11 3d !• 30 4 Si . 06 S K ELKCTORAL TICKET. heavily burdened before. It is enough patriotism of the American people. " I political purposes; and any such officer or Che;- O| 1 52 8 i-.i 4 00 1*2 2 55 fith " — HUGH MoCURDY, of Shlawassoe. what becama of the rest let Babcock, prefers to deal with living issues and loave thus acts in the very face of the peoile Lavton i a 4 41 1 •i.j i '>2 5 00 1 7th " —JAMES B. ELDBIDGE, of Muconib; able shades. Deoatnr, 25 Belknap, Robeson, Delano, Attorney the role of Don Quixote to be played and before an election when it is sup- Dowagiao, 9 P' -v- 5 28 1 55 6th •• —ALBERT MILLER, of Hay. Ladies' Merino Uudervests and Drawers at 50ote, worth 75. -;:; ;fl Genera! Williams, Casey, and the others by those who know no better. Kites, 3 45 4 6 10 2 4 & nth " —MICHAEL FINNEGAN, ul Houghton. posed to be on its good behavior. Mark Buchanan, 6 25 2 4. of that beautiful corapauy tell. 1. In 1856 the Republican party was Tin eti Oaks 4 -ft 4 ; 04 1 5 1( what that great English philosopher, New Buffalo, 1 48 -"' 7 21 B u STATE TICKET. : The books of the Treasury show that founded. Two years afterwards its Mr. Locko, had to say about such pro- BUofelgiiO <.- liy, i 10 Si 7 .'.» 4 IX 5 50 For Governor— Lake, 5 4S 6 it 6 30 4 ii 6 3! in 1860 taxation for each person in theRepresentatives in Congress voted for ceedings : " It is to cut up the govern- Kensington, 1; 1 > 7 IS 9 3.- 49 7 111 WILLIAM L. WEBBER,of Sagtnav. United States was $1.90. To-day it is the Crittenden Resolutions, which af- ment by the roots, aud poison the very OnloHyu, arrive, 7 :,U a uu 10 id For Lieutenant Governor— firmed the right of the people of a rABLBLI\BP,I})WlS,B2D(MHLTS,IlTlGS GOING EAST JULIUS HOUSEMAN, of Kent. $3.55. At this rate where will it be fountain of public security." Iu Eug- For Secretary of State— ten years hence ? territory to decide for themselves vpon land an office-holder who attempts to Flannels, ltlunkfis, Ciotlip, Wateiprcofs. and Shawls, at 25 per cent below prices usually asked for GEORGE H. HOUSE, of Ingham. The Democratic House cut down ex- slavery or no slavery. In 1861 the Re-improperly forestall an election is at them. We show the Uncut assortment of For State Treasurer— penditures $40,000,000, but oould only publioans brought into Congress and once discharged. In England uo office- JOHN G. PAKKHUR8T, of Branch. passed through both Houses the follow- BLACK CASHMERES A.M. A. X. P. M. P.M. P. M. get a roduction of 130,000,000 through holder can oven vote at an election nor f'hit'HRO, leave, ft Oil l mi For Auditor-Oenerul— the Republican Senate, because that ing proposed Constitutional amond- speak upon tho stump. Much less can IN THE CITY. Kensington, ;> 4."i a 4' 4 46 6 V S 43. 11 M 10 80 5 30 FKEDERICK M. HOLLOW AY, of Hilladsie. 1 ,:iV". 1: 43 10 25 party ueeded the difference to carry Ohio ment: he practice that pernicious and destruc- Micliigon City, 7 •'•• 11 I) ii ;in 7 IV II It For Attorney-General— 25 DOZEN LADIES' KID GLOVES, at 50 cents per pair. N.-w Buffalo, 7 61 11 Mu :>:> l: s;> and Indiana. Remember that Tilden "No amendment shall be made to tive policy by which this great reform Thrue O»k8, 8 09 11 Si 7 i.a s 11 11 47 MARTIN MOItUIS, of Manistcc. leduced taxation iu Now York just one the Constitution, which will authorize all and exaDiine. It pays everybody to trado at the Cash Dry Goods House of P, M. [A M. p^rty seeks to elect its reform candi- Huchnnan, 8 4- J 50 li 20 For Superintendent of Puhlie Instruction— half iu less than two years ! or give to Congress, the power to abol- date for the presidency. Let the man- Niles, 9 0c12 09 8 >08 55 12 35 ZELOTES TRUESDEL, of Washtenaw. ish or Interfere, within any State, with i) 27 R 4» 1 01 For Commissioner of the State Laud OlHoi— hood of the American people ovor- 9 52 1 9 15; 1 26 the domestic institutions thereof, in- LiHWtOIl, 10 III I 9 85 CHAUNCEY W. GREENE, of Oakland. The organs still set up a loyal howl i cluding that of persons held to labor or throw the party that destroys the effi- C. H. MIL LEN & SO 10 1"' 1 Sti j 10 10 10 -ifi 2 1 For Member of State Board of Education— because 10 out of 123 appointments by service by the laws of said State." cacy of the ballot, and poisons the pub- (julosbutg, 11 12 238 CHARLES I. WALKER, of Wayne. Buttle Creek, |ll 52j 2 i7| . Ill 09 :i in the Doorkeeper of the House were lic virtue. P. M. -g A This passed the House Feb. 21, 1861, The most beautiful stove, and the best of all the 7 For Representative in Congress— ifnmball, '' ' ' *25,1 11 35 3 47 given to ex-Confederate soldiers. The Coal stoves made. This stove can be found in use 1 14 JOHN J. KOBISON, of Washtonaw. and was adopted in the Senate, March Albion, 8 10 * 11 r.5 4. (17 in the following houses in Ann Arbor : Alpheus A.M. • A X. Republican party in its legislative ca- How Retrenchment Works. Felch, Dor Kelloeg, Q. W. Sharpies*. .1. W 1 2d, 1861. It received the vote of Sew- MACK & SOHMID Jaokson, Al ., 2 08 3 55 A.M. 12 40 4 52 9 35 pacity, upon the solemnity of its oath, llanzsterler, James Jones, K. Curtis, K M. Rich- Jackson, Lv., 21 4 . 0 7 ir0,l-2 40 4 55 LEGISLATIVE TICKET. ard, Morrill, Logan, Windom, Chan- When Mr. Randall, after a thorough ardson, I>i of. E. Jones, Mrs. J. West, Dr. P. B. declared it just that such men should and impartial investigation of the pub- Kose, Mrs. Lonmis, Dr. Hallock, R. A. lieal, C. A. i 2 15 7 3D ., 23 9 M For Senator— dler, Anthony, Sherman, Colfax, Wade, Pomeroy, 8. T. Otis, C. M. Cadwrll, B. Vaughn, Invite the attention of their frionds and customers to their assort- Chelsea, ,-i 10 7 56 1 6 50 10 11 even act as members of Congress, and lic service at Washington, recommended Miss Lydia Smith. A. Boys, It. McDonald, Mr*. ment of Dexter, 3 :•• S 13 6 08 10 ii JOHN L. BURLEIGH, of Ann Arbor. Fessendeu, Wm. A. Howard, of Micb., Whitehead, Charles B. Millen, J. C. Watts, Fred. Aun Arbor, 8 52 5 15 8 36 2 00: 6 28 10 4S a reduction of twenty per cent, of the YpsiiHiiti. I 1.) t US K (A 2 -M 6 48 U 00 For Representative in the State Legislature— now they say that Democrats are Sorg, Prof. M. C. Tyler, Mrs. J. A. l'olhemus, J. Gov. Rice, of Mass., and the other Re- clerical force, an outcry was raised that O. Banks, W. D. Hiimman, J. L. Burleigh. Oeo. 2TOVEZ.TX3S <& STAPLE. FABRICS Wayne Jnnc. 4 19 5 45 9 23 2 411 7 08 11 |J 1st Dist.—JOHN S. HENDERSON, of Pittsli,-1.1. traitors because they employ ten just every department would be crippled W. Cropsey, Mrs. Hubbaru, George Huyler O.T. .lunt., i, «0 6 10 10 I). .1 1 r> 7 45 publican leaders. And it is for favor- Detroit, Ar., 6 ,.. 2d " — HIRAM J. BEAKES, of Ann Arbor. such men to act in a menial capacity. and the public business seriously de- George Granvilte, Mrs. Chambers, George Walker, -IN- ii 2( l(' is• :> 30 8 oo 12 0* ing this measure that James G. Blaine Zera Pulcifer, and Rinsey & fceabolt. *^UDdHyH exeepted. 3d " —EZRA B. NORRIS, of Manchester. ranged. This clamor was used to ISaturdar and MMHIIIV a Consistent indeed I The only vote cast is to-day branding Charlos Francis KF"You will also Bad a foil assortment of Par- cepted. fljaiiy. for Jeff. Davis for President, in 1860, thwart reform and to save the army of lor and Cook Stoves for Wood, at H. B. LRUYA HI). Goal Supt.. Detroit COUNTY TICKET. Adamsasa traitor to liberty and hiscoun- idlers and drones that has long been a L. C. RISDON'S. II. C. WESTWORTH, Gen. PIUM. Agi.. i hicago. was cast by Ben. Butler, and cant by heavy drain on the Treasury. The Sen- 31 s nth Main street, Ann Arbor. For Judge of Probate— try! In his inaugural address Mr. FALL GOODS WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, of Ann Arbor. him 52 times. The Republicans sent ate resisted this economy, and was i tETROIT, HILLS DALE & INDI Lincoln himself approved this meas- backed by the President and the-whole *V ANA.VAA RA11 Ku.MkOADl For Sheriff— him to Congress. Caleb Cushiug was ure, saying, " I have no objeetiou Administration. A. DRESS GOODS, ALPACAS & BRILLIANTINE8, COLORED CASHMERES OOING w;:sx. —1876— ooiyo j JOSIAH S. CASE, of Manchester. a traitor in the war, and Grant tried to AND MOHAIRS iu all the new shades and TRIMMING SILKS to its being made express and irrevoc- Finally a compromise was reached by STAXIUKH. .Mill.. Kip. BIATIONS. Kxp. Mail For County Clerk— make him Chief Justice of the United TO MATCH, A. M. P. M. PETER TUITE, of Scio. able." Again, when the battle of Bull which the reduction of the House was Detroit, dep...7:00 6:00 A. li p.». t States, and then sent him as Minister to Run was pending, the Republicans cut down to seven hundred and sixty- i Ypsilanti.... 8:36 7:15Bimkeris 6:00 J:a For Register of Deeds— Spain. Dan Sickles brought into Con- live dismissals of superfluous officehold- Baline. ... 9:20 7:45Hillsdale .. 6:30 j:« CHARLES H. MANLY, of Ann Arbor. passed through both Houses of Con- Brid(rewater.. 'J:45 7:67llancbester,. 9:15 4:11 gress in 1860 a constitutional amend- ers, or little more than one-half the Capital, $3,000,000. Manchester. 10:18 8:00Bridgewater 9:45 4:84 For Prosecuting Attorney— gress, resolutions asserting that they number proposed by Mr. Randall. P. M. Saline 10:10 4:!i J. WILLARD BABHITT, Of Y|>silanti. ment providing for peaceable secession, Even this retrenchment was denounced Uillsdnle 1:15 10:00 Ypsilanti.... 10:65 5:» would prosecute the war without inter- BLACK SILKS. Btinkc-rB. ... 1:^0 lu:10 Assets Jan 1, 1876, Detroit 12:30 6:!i For County Treasurer— and the Republicans sent him Minister as ruinous, and nearly every head of a Trains run by Chicago time. fering with slavery or the State govern- A superb stock, all marked on the basis of prices before th« advance. Also, the largest stock o MATTHEW GENSLEY, of Freedom. to Spain. They made the rebel Gen. department has tried to make it odious To take t-Bect, April l(j, 187G. ments. Hereafter, let us hear less $6,792,649.98. BLACK DRESS UOODS, at W. f. PAHKEB, Sup't, Ypsilanti. For Circuit Court Commissioners— Longstreet, Collector of New Orleans, and to throw embarrassments iu the about the Democracy's recognition of way of public business. CHARLES R. WHITMAN, of Ypsilantt. seven years ago. They took the rebel Losses Paid in 55 Years, UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES- D. OLIPUANT CHURCH, of Saline. the constitutional obligations in regard But while tho Administration and the Ackerman from Georgia and made him to slavery. organs have been assailing the House of $44,760,391.71. For Coroners— Attorney General of the United States. Representatives, and misrepresenting MARTIN CLARK, of Ann Arbor. 2. The party takes great credit to It is our intention to follow our system of low prices from the beginning, preferring to increase our sales early iu the season and not wait until later to mark down prices. LEWIS C. RISDON, of Ann Arbor. They sent that arch-rebel Jas. L. Orr, the effects of its wise and proper policy, Surplus over all Liabilities, including I'lIILADELPAIA, PA. jtself for giving the ballot to the negro, they have furnished the best proof of Re-Insurance Reserve, For County Surveyor— of South Carolina, as Minister to theand would heap infamy upon tho Dem- their own insincerity. At this very SMITH WILBUR, of Ann Arbor. Rusjiau Court. They selected a rebel We call special attention to our ocrats for originally opposing it. They time, when it is pretended there are not $4,735,092.86. HIS Great International Exhibition, desisntd Mr. Morrison declared in the House judge from North Carolina, Settle, and forget that Mr. Lincoln was opposed toenough clerks provided to run the de- Tto commemorate the One Hundredth Aniurer- made him President of the Philadel- partments efficiently, about four hun- Net Surplus over Liabilities, including sary of American Independence, opc-ntd May lftli that " Every man on the disabled sol- it, and that Senator Morton made a ana will close November 10th, 1870. AH the Na- phia National Convention in 1872. dred have been furloughed for thirty Re-lusurance and Capital Stock, LADIES' CLOAKS, SHAWLS. tions of the World and all the Status and Territo- dier's roll who has not died or voluntar- bitter speech against it at Richmond, aud forty days, aud sent as political ries of the Union will participate, bringing togeth- ily given up his place, is here iu the em- The Guerrilla Mosby is the welcome missionaries aud voters into Ohio aud er the most comprehensive collection of art treas- Indiana, gept. 29th, 1865, predicting $1,735,092.86. Waterproofs, Flannels Cassimeres, and ures, mechanical inventions, scientific discoTerta, ploy of the House." No member said guest of the White House. And yetthat such a system would produce a Indiana, where they claim legal resi- ? manufacturing achievements, mineral speclmou, dence. C. MACK, Agent, Ann Arbor. and agricultural products ever exhibited. Th( him nay. But the organs still howl. the Democratic party has capped the war of races. In the same tone the Ladies' and Cents'. Under-Wear, grounds devoted to the Exhibition ;iro situated on climax by giving ton uuiuportant, These clerks are taken away from the line of the Pennsylvania Railroad, and em- SUCH men as Win. Cullen Bryant, venerable old Republican of Massachu- their desks at the most busy and impor brace four hundred and fifty acres of Fairmount menial offices to ten men of whom no FOR SALE CHEAP! j^~ It ig our desire that everyone should come and look at our goods. It Park, all ;highly improved und ornamented, 00 Parke Godwin, Charles Francis Adams, setts, Gov. Andrews spoke, declaring tant season of the year, when the an- which are erected the largest bnildings ever con- body ever heard ! Surely the Republi- nual reports are supposed to be in course HE new two stojy frame dwelling house, just incurs no obligation to buy, but we want everyone to know where to. findth estructed,—live of these covering an area of Inj Prof. Sumner, Gideon "Welles, Judge that negro suffrage in tno Southern Tcompleted. Situated on east University Ave- acres, and costing lK.000,IIU0. The total number «I can party has novel if not great ideas. of preparation, and when all the force nue, the second housu south from the Medical Col- BEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OP DRY GOO buildings erected for the purposes of the Exhibi- Caton, George W. Julian, Gov. Curtin, States would be to hand those States is needed to assist in that work. They lege. Specially arranged for keeping Boarders, tion is over one hundred. over to amnesty and chaos. The pur- Roomers, or Club. Terms easy. Gov. Palmer, and G<5v. Blair—everyone will not return to Washington until Apply to C. II. MILLEN, No.4, 8. Main St. old Republicans—are trying to reform Mn. BLAINE long ago used himself pose of the leaders who succeeded iu es- after the Presidential election, or about three_ weeks before the moetiuar of Con- AT THE Northern Central E. R. Co. The Pennsylvania Kailroad, i* Kv nl.c. Niagara Falls, 4 00 7 :« 1 45 8 10 Pennsylvania Railroad is the (jrandesl Secretary of the Alliance, accusing nounced " the invasion by armed force meet, tho people will have approved re- DENTIST, Suspension Bridge, 4 20 7 85 2 00 8 00 railway organization in the world. It control! tion as this. trenchment at the polls by the election BaOUo, 435 74o 150 950 seven thousand miles of roadway, forming contin- Gov. Tilden of being a member of the of the soil of any State, no matter under YOUTH'S AND CHILDREN'S Rochester, 7 30 3 35pm 5 30 12 20 a m uous lines to Philadelphia, New York, BaltimoK, same organization. Inasmuch as the No words of eulogy from Republican wltat pretext, as among the gravest of of Mr. Tilden, which must give a new Office over Johnson's Hat Store, South Main Street, [Via Northern Central R'y.] and Washington, over which luxurious day aud itnpotus to the great movement, and A M P M 1* M A H A M nij;ht cars are run from Chicago, St. Louis, Louis- leaders were too extravagant to be lav- Le. Canandaigua, 9 45 4 40 655 V4S rifle, Cincinnati: Indianapolis, Columbus, Toltdo, letter is dated New York, Oct. 6th, 1876, crimes." Wm. Loyd Garrison made a help to disarm much of the opposition A>\ ARBOR, 111(11. SUITS- Cleveland, and Erie, without chauge.^v ished upon Mr. Adams until he broke I'liin Van, 1102 S H 7 48 2 42 and the Secretary sailed for Europe speech in New York, Aug. 1856, init has thus far encountered.—JY. Y. Sun 1592tf Walkiiis, 12 17 700 8 37 338 800 Its main line is laid with double and third track! with his party. He is regarded at home Ar. iluvana, 12 27 709 8 43 8 08 of heavy steel rails, upon a deep bed of brotefl Aug. 25th, 1876, the blundering nature which he used the following language: lClmira, 130 8 10 9 30 4 SO 900 stone ballast, and its bridges are all of iron i>r of the forgery is ridiculous. and abroad as the first citizen of the•' This Uuion is a lie; the American Mr. Blaiue has few superiors as a Troy, 3 38 10 39 S .14 10 09 stone. IU passenger trains are equipped with M* franior of malicious innuenuos. He Minnequa, 4 0!) 11 06 8 02 10 38 ry known Improvement u.r comfort and safety,ud republic, The charges brought by Union is a sham, an impostor, a cove- Williantsport, 6 10 12 35 740 r_> 28 are run at faster speed for greater distances ibsl Blaine against Mr. Adams can be would rather lead his hoarers up to Northumberland, 12 40 925 2 05 the trains of any line on the continent Tlie Com- SAMUEL J. TILDEN will be the next nant with hell, and it is our business to talsH inferences than tell an out-and-out Brick Store; for Sale. riunbury, 12 ISO 200 9 35 2 15 pany has largely increased its equipment for Op- brought equally against Lincoln, Sew- OF UNDERSHIRTS & DRAWERS Harrisburg, 2 43 8 58 11 40 4 10 triiniiil travel, and it will be prepared to build, i call for a disolution," On a petition of falsehood, provided he is sure of the OFFER FOR SALE ray Brick Store, Corner oi Baltimore, its own shops, locomotives and passenger cars «1 President of the United State. He Su.iron and Fourth - streets, opposite Cook's 7 88 6 25 7 35 ard, Ben Wade and old Senator Grimes, sauio ctfdct. Thus, at Music Hall, after KTashiDgton, 9 02 9 07 9 07 short notice, sufficient to accommodate any wtn was nominated with no expectation of John J. Woodward and others, praying Jotel. This is one ofthc most desirable business GLOVES, MITTENS, Philadelphia, 700 7 3.1 3 30 7 20 demand. The unequaled resources ai the commas* and can be proven from the record. talking of the Congressional Commit- locations iu the city, and will be sold at a bar New York, carrying the Western States. The for the dissolution of tho Union, the tees whose Chairmen had been " rebels," 1598 JOHN G. GAL 10 10 10 25 6 45 10l!0 of the Company guarantee tlie most perfect acew We have the proofs before us, but the Passengers by this route have the privilege of modations for all its patrons during the Central!- Middle, Southern, and Pacific States yeas were Salmon P. Chase, John P. he said: " The great Committee on &C. topping off at any point, and of visiting Washini!- al Exhibition. remarks of Blaine are too utterly con- were relied upon to secure his election. Hale, and Wm. H. Seward. See Sen-Commerce, for instance, they gave to Dr. S. S. FITCH, ou City without extra charge. THE MAGNIFICENT SCENEET for which ih« temptible to require any answer. the South, and put at its head a little No dust. Road thoroughly stone ballasted, and 1 ennsylvania Uailroad is so justly celebrated, prt* Contrary to all the expectations of the ate Journal, 1st session, 31st Congress, OF 714 Broadway, N. T., u passenger trains are equipped with every known seats to the traveler over its perfect Roadway tl We add the following paragraph p. 129. Senator Wade, of Ohio, made fellow from away up in the mountains Author of 3ix Lectures on the Prtvention and wproveinant for the convenience aud safety of uas- ever-changing panorama of river, mountain, wl party at the time the nomination was of Virginia. Major Hereford, the " lit- Cure of Consumption, Asthma, Heart Diseases, engers. landscape views unequaled in America. from the London Standard to show howa speech in Maine in 1855, and said: may be consulted at Finney'8 llou-1, Detroit, Mich., The fur-famed WntkinsGlen being located on the made, Indiana has gone Democratic tle fellow " here referred to, was a gal- personally or by letter. He treats all diseases of direct line of Northern Central Railway paaenicen THE EATING-STATION8 on this line are na- the relation of Mr. Adams to this cam- " I go for a Union where all men arelant soldier iu the Uuion army, from a malca and females of all a«os. Family Phyaician an take it in on their route to the Centennial by surpa-ssi'd. -Minis will lie furnished at suiti* by 4,000 majority. All hail Indiana. sent free. Consultations tree. Dr. Fitch'B means aking the Northern Central Railway. hours and ample time allowed for enjoying them. paign is regarded abroad : equal, or for no Union at all." ThState e where his noble stand cost him EXCURSION '1ICKETS, at reduced rates, wiD Indiana brings 15 'more electoral votes allow generosity in charged. His fame is for cur* PRICES THE LOWEST Be sure your tickets read via New York Central If there be one man in the United States something, at a tiuio when Blaine wasins bad cases. May, 1876. 1884eowly nd Northeon Central Roads. be sold at all principal liailroad Ticket Offices in Massachusetts Abolition Society met in the West, tTorthwesI and iiouthireat. to the Democratic column, making the who can be regarded as the representative oi fighting by proxy. Hereford was as Information given on application to Western Pas- IN THE COUNTY ! enger Agent. *®~l!e sure that your tickets read via the Gttt the Old Republican traditions; of all that Boston in 1855 and possed the following whole number 210. The States already good a Uuiun soldier as Gov. Hayes, D. M. BOYD, JR., Oen. Pass. Agent. Pennsylvania Koute to the Centennial. was honorable and respectable in Nothern resolution : Democratic cast the above vote, but the and he possesses much more legislative SAM'L L. SEVMOUR, Western Passenger Agent FRANK THOMSON, D. M. BOYR, JR., politics; of all that made Massachusetts the ability, exiiuhoucd aud prominence.— A DOLLAR SAVED A. L. NOBLE. Buffalo, N.Y. 1591tf General Manager. Gen'l Past'r A) toremost State in New England, that man is Democracy only need 185 votes to " Resolved, That the one great issueBoston, Post. Charles Francis Adams. If there be a man before the country is, the dissolution IS A DOLLAR EARNED ! elect. who, above all others, is attached to the par- National Centennial Koute Hayes simply holds Ohio, and makes ty now iu power by the kind of hereditary of the Union, iu comparison with which Visitors to the Centennial, ti s so common in England and so rare in all the other issues with the Blave power Estate of Johu G. Metzger. no gain. West Virginia comes up toAmerica, Mr. Adams is that man. That he are as dust in the balauce ; therefore, YOEK MICHIGAN, county ot Wat>htenaw, TAKE TITE the Hue with 10,000 majority against should first have shaken off his allegiance to we will give ourselves to the work of S At u Hv»Hioii of the Probate Court lor the the party of las birth and sympathies, and annulling this ' covenant with death,' county ot Wttbhleuaiv, lioldeu ut the Probaiu Otfice NEW GOODS! Sewing Machines IALTIMORE AJiD WASHINGTON, Grantisra. pronounced himself ready to support which- in the city of Ann Arbor, on Thursday, ihentth ever candidate should best represent the prin- as assential to our owu innocenoy, and duy ot October, in the year oiie thousand eight And prices LOWEK THAN KVEB. hunched jiad seventy six. TAEE NOTICE I THE disloyal Tilden, at a meeting ciple and purpose of reform, was a fact of no the spiiedy and the speedy and ever- Present, Noah W. Cheever, Judge of Probate. 1 little significance. That, having so pronounc- lasting overthrow of tho slave system." Tla»l Ibo Cleveland Stenmers held in Now York city Oct. 8th, 1860, lu the matter of the estate of John G. I have purchased in New York, for oash, and THE ONLY DIBECT KOUTE TO ed his intentions, he should now declare in So we might go on ad injinitum, but Meizs?ert dcceuued. I am now daily receiving one of tho largest and THE SXXTGSS., reported resolutions, among which was action that it is the Democratic candidate Ou roadm^ and liliug the petition, duly verified, most ncleot stocks of Groceries in Washlenaw the following : " That we deem it towho represents the reform for which he hoped, we will call attention to but one more of Michael titierle, pruyiug that a certain iuetru- County, consisting of a lull and well selected NORTHWEST, B. N. BIOE, menl now on file in tJiia <;ourt, purporting to be THE CENTENNIAL that the interest of punty and public honor Leave M. C. E. R. wharf, Detroit, daily at 9 bo an imperative duty to waive person- fact. The Supreme Court of thethe last will aud tastftinwllt oi *>;iid deceased, may VIA. are bound up with the cause of Mr. Tilden, NEW DOMESTIC, o'clock p. m., except Sundays. This line has ar- al preferences as to the candidates and United States did not understand as be admitted to probato, and that Newton Sheldon LINE OF TEAS, ranged a system of tickets via Cleveland whereby is still more significant. After this it will be or SOUK suitable perauu muy be appoiuiud execu- over 300 routes can be made to Pni ladel phiii . WASHINGTON CITY ! difficult for any man to sustain his character well as the Republican party, henoe a tor thereot, All of the new crop—including and fVew Vork, going and returning by auy differences upon abstract questions in Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the and professions as a reformer before all things, 1 Gnunowncn, Imperials, Young: IIj - route desired. No other line oan offer such" a va- favor of a union of patriotic citizens and yet to vote with the Republicans. We resolution was iutrodveed aud passed eixtn any of November next, at ten o'clock in Liu And tli© HOWB, riety of routes. By this line passengeis are landed at the (*«• loreuoou, be uasi^ued ior the hearing ot said peti- sona, II) sous. Japans, Oolong*, Far- tenntul Grounds, or at Broad ;wid Piue dtrett»i'n muy almost say that by the lips of Mr. Adams the Senate Dec. 9th, 1861, instructing Tickets tor sale at principal Railroad Offices, on for the sake of a Union of the States." tion, mid th;it tlie devineutt, Jegutees and heirti at mosuN, Congous, $ouclioii|r», und board steamers and at Company's onico, foot of vicinity of the leading hotels iu Philadelphia," the respectable classes of America have pro- ln\v ot said deceased and ail other persone in- And several good Second-Hand Machine* nt theShelby t., Detroit. they may prefer. Holders of Through Ticktta In Oct., 1862, this same disloyal Tilden nounced judgment on the character of the two the Judiciary Committe, to bring in aterested iu Bind estate', are required to appear T\\ unkit) N. s SEWING MACHINE OFFICE, Ann Arbor. Also I68S »• CARTER, Agent. addressed the following words to the parties, and have declared the Democrats to be bill abolishing the court and establish- at a M'SMIIII or sun! Court, then to be holden CAN STOP OFF AT THE tne champions of reform, and identified Re- at the Probate Oitice, in the cily of Ann Aruor, Together with a full line of COFFEES, consist- South : ing another. Tha Committee, bping nnd show 3&U86 if any there be, wliy the prayer of ing of the following brands: MOCHA, OLD Wa:SUGARS, SYRUPS thing that a common ancestry oi glory, every- cessive weeks previous to uaid day of hearing. ff)pp. Metropolitan Hotel,) A SPEEDY, PLEASANT & thing that a national fraternity of Christian it a duty, to apologize to Gov. Tilden to pause in their mad denunciation and (A true copy.) NOAH YV CJ1EEVEU, AND MOLASSES, TI:ui!if.i<(iii< is Importers & Dealers ID fellowship requires ; but to dissolve the feder- for noticing the vile and malicious malicious slandering of Democracy, ltiUiwS Jtidve of Probate. n COMFORTABLE TRIP al bonus between these States, to dismember Together with everything in the line cf Pure CHEOMOS and PEAMES, charges of the Now York Times with Should remember that the our country, whoever else censents we will and review the history of their own BpieeetCu&Ded fruits, und Vegetables. We have a ^yANTED! lull and complete lino of not; uo, never! never! never!" reference to his income returns. It party. Rspaired better there than anywhere else In STEREOSCOPES & VIEWS, In 1861 this disloyal Tilden sent a farther says, that tho charges are BO ut- BysnlndustMoua boy, a place In sotno private America. If your machine don't work well trade ALBUM8, GRAPHOSCOPEB, AND Sl'lTAULF, VlEWS, Baltimore c& Ohio terly groundless that common de- fiuiiily lu do chords far his Duard iind yu Lu school. it for one that does, or have it repaired. All ma- message to McClellan advising him to THIS is supposed to be a reform cam- Address J. C. i)., care of this Office, chines sold on easy payments at the offloe. Railroad discard the objectionable words of theoency requires that they should no lon- BOOTS & SHOES, Photographic Materials. paign, and Gov. Hayes the Republican IJ ESIHYH. Second door east of Post Office, Ann Is celebrated for its elegant Conches, Splendid Ho- ger be made. Every respectable, fair- Arbor, Hii-li. (1551!) tels, Grand and Beuutilul Mountain and ValW platform. HATS, CAPS, GLOVES We are Headquarters for everything in the Scenery, and the many points of Historic inter*** minded American citizen who berefor- m candidate, and Z. Chandler the 1. 1.. GRIIVNEI.l,, Aif.nt. The loyal Dix, who spends his time lieves that character is of any con- ATTORNEY AT LAW, way of along its line. reformed and reforming Chairman ot And Hosiery. Also, a choice assortment of Ladies' in calling this disloyal Tilden to judg- llWEI,l,n(i HIKSES 1OK SALE. STEREOPTICim & B1OIC LANTERNS, sequence, and that politios should be the National Committee. This accounts And dealer In Real Estate. Office, No X, opera andUenllemcn's Underwear. Call and examine Fare will alwayf beaiL«<"' ment, made a speech in New York City, something more than a confidence game, Ooods and Trices and we will insure satisfaction. Being mauufaetnrers of the by any other lane. for Kilpatrick's " reform " letter to the House Block, ANN AR30R. MICRO-SCIKNTIf'IC LANTERN, Dec. 17 th, 1860, from which we quote : sliuuM know how to treat a party that A large and very well built brick house with eminently " reform " Hayes who scorns KDWARD DUFFY. BTBREO PANOPTICON, " Let us divide what we possoss on the two or more lots. Two large framed houses. Also CABS relies upon the basest slanders to win corruption in public life, tolling the lat- OTICE. Maynard'n Block,- cor. Main and Ann streets a good sized brick house and frame house ; and UNIVERSITY STEREOPTICON, PULLMAN PALACE one baud, and what wo owe on the oth- party success. Such things should be Ann Arbor. Mich. a small frame house on u good lot. intended for ad- ADVERTISER'S STEREOPT1CON KUN THKOtGH ter that it is necessary to send barrels MT" Highest cash price pitid for all farm din? a front. For sale on fair terms und a reasona- er, and save a Republic, the noblest the rebuked by every reputable journal in My wife. Elisabeth Armbraater, has left my bed duce'^a ble credit. AltTOPTICON, WITHOUT CHANGE of money into Indiana in order to carry and board, and having commenced a suit for Also other buildings, lots, and nrODertr SCHOOL LANTEKN. FAMILY L*NTEH» world has ever seen from the horrois the land. divorce against me, notice in hereby given to all Between the principal penoofl uot to trust ber in anyway on my account OII* I,, m •: i! 11.11. Attorney and MO1EY WAftTED—So" many wishing it, and to hold up the " bloody shirt" I'ounselor at Law to borrow money apply to me that I can readily PEOPLE'S LANTERN. of civil war and the degradation of ;is 1 shall pay no debts of her contracting after this J North Main street, Ann THE Blaiiles, Babcocka, Cuseys, in order to impress the weak-minded. Arbor. • obtain for lenders good satisfactory investments Eaeh style being tho best of its class in the market. WESTERN & EASTEEN CITIES- financial discredit." date unless consent la first obtained of me. ten per cent, interest. Ann Arbor, (Jet. 4th, 1876. 0 Belknaps, Robesons, " Boss " Shepherds, A fine letter indeed to send to a " re- erdiiynt home. Bampl^n worth E. W. MOKUAN. Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides with direc- The Republicans nominated Dix for MUW8 JOHN ARMBKUSTEK . 1 free. STIMSON & Co., Portland, Packards, Mosbys, Mortons, Inger- form " aud corruption hating man like Me. . 678 Ann Arbor, Jan. S , 1S6. 1&64 tions for using sent on application. Governor of New York, 1874, and the Any enterprising man can make money with a sollls, Murphys, Chandlers, are all try- Hayes. |>ILL HEADS AND STATEMENTS Magic Lantern 1571 NORTH, SOUTH, EAST OR WEST. Democrats under Tilden defeated him DESD 25e. toG.P, EOWBLL A CO., New Tork, ylSITING CARDS-NEW STYLES iug to reform the government by elect- It is well known, too, that Chandler AT THE ARGUS OFFICE, C ior pamphlet of 10'i pitireH, containing lists of 13-Cut out this advertisement for reference..M by 50,000 majority. AT THE AUGUS OFFICE, K. R. DORSEY, L. If. COLE, .. ing Hayes. 3000 newspapers, and estimates snowing oosl of ad- Ass't Oton'l Ticket Ag't. Gen'l Ticket AS* and Cameron, who conduct this cam- (Corner Main and Huron Street. vertising. Aday (it home. Agents wanted. Outfit Corner Main and Huron Streets and terras free. TRUE a 00.. Augusta, Me THOS. P. BAltKY, THOS. B. SHABF West'u I'uadcutfar Ajrent. — At the fair of the Eastern Michigan Ag- Manchester. Real Estate Sales. THE PEOPLE ARE AWARE ricultural Society, at Ypsilanti, last week, the The People's Bank, of Manchester, was en- The following transactions in real estate FOR THE FALL TRADE ! following officers were elected for the ensuing tered by burglars, Tuesday morning, at about have been recorded in the office of the Regis- year : President, Truman GoodRpeed ; Vice 2 o'clock, and about $900 in curreucy taken. ter of Deeds, during the past week: President, Fred Graves; Secretary, Frank The bank is located on north side ot Exchange Wm. Jnrvis to Chas. King, lot 40 in Jarvis' FRIDAY. OCT. 13, 1876. addition to Ypsilanti. f 275. Joslin; Treasurer, Wm. Campbell. Place, in the busines center. The building is Joseph D. Clark to Chris. F. Laubengayer, Democratic Meeting-*- — The Democratic Convention for the Sec- of brick, containing in the rear the Directors 4 0 acres off section 16, Lima. {3,000. it Chelae", Friday evening, (Jet. 13th. Speak- ond Representative District, met at the Court room, in front the bank office proper, between Chas. Klein to John G. Eberle, five acres off ers, Hon Jas- M. Ashley, of Toledo, Ohio, House on Friday afternoon last. R. E. Frazer, section 26, Scio. *800. BACH & ABEL -THAT- the two is the strong brick vault of the insti- sud Hon. C. Joslin, ol Ypsilanti. Sophia Vau Horn to Jesse Morey, 7 acres off Esq., was elected chairman and P. Winegar, tution. Inside the vault, which is a good it Milan village, Friday aiternom, Oct. I8H>. section 30, Saline. $100. Secretary. Hon. Hiram J. Beakes, of this ' iiggsre. Ealeigh and Carpenter, of M onroe sized room of itself, is located the large safe Thos. K. Baty to Julia Geer, lots 24 aud 26 Invite the attention of buyers of Dry Goods to their immense stock—the and Cramer and Hurrimau, ot Abu ^nor. oity, was nominated on the second ballot, the of the Detroit Safe Company Manufacture. in Haywood's addition to Saline. $600. largest, the best assorted, and at the lowest rates of any ever brought to this John W. Flower to Eliza A. Herrick, lot 60 At An" Aibor, Saturday evening, Oct. 14th.vuie being Beakes, 19 ; Gen. Sutton, 6. MrTh. e vault doors were of the name 'make, two in YpsilanU. *l,100. city. n flSi Beakes appeared before the convention and ^pe;iker, H° - J - ^- Ashley, of Toledo. in number. Your correspondent gives the Prisoilla L. Rowe to Fred Rowo, 80 acres off ,t \Vii asrt Qornexs, Jteiira township, Satur- accepted the nomination. The following per- following particulars of the burglary, t. c, the section 14, Sharon. $1,600. ' ^,iy afternoon and evt-ning, Oct. 14. Speak- sons were designated as a District Committee— following theory which is probably the correct Lester Latimer to Henry C. Waldron, prop- ers, Hon. ii. J. Hedfield, of Monroe, S. 0.Jas. H. Morris, Ann Arbor; E. Clancy, North- one : The burglars eutered by the rear door, erty in Fifth ward, including ice houses, Ann FEOM THE RECENT AUCTION SALES JOE T. JACOBS, Stacy, of Tecuniseh, aud W. D. Harriman. Arbor. $10,000. .ield; and M. Duffy, Webster. ijpixboro, Monday evening, Oct. 16. Messrs. by means of a "jimmy" probably; thence Mary H. Cheever to S. M. Cutcheou, lots W'iiitinau aud Harriman. — Rev. H. L. Hubbell occupied the pulpit of they passed through into the cashier's office 337 aud 338 in Norris' addition to Ypsilauti. *t Lodi Town House, Tuesday evening, Oct. the Congregational Church last Sunday mor- and opened the street door, so as to give ready $5,000. 17th. Speakers, C. H. Richmond, W. D. Adelaide H. Crittenden to Chas. R. Critten- ning, gave a review of his labors as pastor of access to the street. Alter that was d ne, x/juuxiujjiM «««•» •• ww—— J -HAS- HsJrunan and U. E. Whitman. den, 20 acres off section 14, Ypsilanti. $500. ihe church during the past seven yeais, after work was probably commenced on the vault. John Regetz to Schuyler Van Gieson, 5 acres ,^Lima Center, Tuesday evening, Oct. 17tl,« which he read a letter tendering his resigna- By means of bars and picks the solid brick off section 23, Pittsiield. $460. O.K. Whitman aud Wade Kogers. At prices much less than the cost of production. tion, on account of his continued ill health. wall of the vault was cut through and en- Fred. Mensiug to August Mensing, 120 acres *t Bridgewater Town House, Wednesday af- off section 17, Sylvan. A meeting oi the society was held Tuesday ternoon, Oct. 18lh. Messrs. Harrirnau aud trance gained to the vault. The tnsirie vault Thos. D. Hawley to Herman F. Belser, lots Ricliinond, ami a German. evening, with Hon. Chas. Tripp as chairman, door was then opened by uncapping the lock, 6 and 8 iu block 2 of Falun's addition to Ann AtTreniper's Schrol House, in Scio, on Wed-at which the resignation was accepted. Dr. J. and the door of the safe drilled and charged. Arbor. $600. THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF RETURNED FROM THE EAST nesday evening, Oct. 18th. C. B. Whitman li. Angell, Dr. C. L Ford, and J. Austin Scott When the charge was fired the shell of the 9I1d Wade Kogers. were appointed a committee to present'resolu- door was wrenched and blown off, and the in- THE AGE OF HUGE EVENTS ! it Dexter village, Thursday evening, Oct. 19.tions expressing the feelings of the members side door of the vault opened by the concus- Wlnit will be our Future 1 Hon. C. J.isliu, W. D. Humman, and 0. E. LADIES' DRESS GOODS, of the society toward their pastor. Whitman. sion. Also the heavy plate glass windows of Those who have lived three score and and u i*ittsneld Town House, Thursday evening, — On Saturday last the Democracy of Lima ;he bauk were shattered and the clock stopped en on can ssarcely realize the rapid changes that Oct. 19th. i). Cramer and U. M. Woodruff. had a gala day. During the afternoon a splen- at ten minutes of two. Shortly after, the ime and our active and intelligent workers have -BY THE- made within three quarters of a century. Our Ever shown by us. BLACK CASHMEEES, ALPACAS AND BRILL- At Aun Arbor, on Friday evening, Oct. 20th. did hickory pole, 140 feet in length, was raised leavy croes bars of the safe were blown apart, niodot of communication, the telegraph and rail- IANTINES, A SPECIALTY. WE OFFER GEEAT BARGAINS IN Speaker, Hon. C. I Walker, ot Detroit. at Jerusalem Mills. Over 500 people were and torn asunder by another explosion. The way, are the revolutionists and civilizers of the At Wymer's Corners, Scio, Friday afternoon, safe was now open. The cash box was broken THESE GOODS. ireseut, and werj ably addressed by Col. J. L. world. Time Is distanced, and space annihilated ' Oct." 20th. D. Cramer and a German. Burleigh. A company of mounted Tilden nto by using small steel wedges, some of y those twin co operators, and nowhere, on the it Mills' School House, Pittsfield, Friday eve- c Guards, in uniiorm, from that Democratic which were found in the ruhbish this morning. road face of the globe, are the eventful transi- ning. ^ ^- ^- Messrs. Harriman and Manly ning, stronghold, the township of Freedom, were L'he noise of the explosion aroused many of iorjs of a century so plaiuly visible as on this Con- A Large line of Table Linens, Napkins and BUSH THEY MAKE it Lyndon Center, Friday evening, Oct. 20th also present. In the evening a very large and our citizens, but they were ignorant of the inent and within the limits of the United States? Messrs. Whitman, Harriman, and1 Manly. occasion of it. It is said that one or two per- Our Centennial furnishes uumiatable evidence of it Salem Town House, Saturday evening, nthusiastic meeting was held at Lima Center. our progress, and is the admitted Huge Event of Oct. 21st. Messrs. Richmond, Whitman, W. D. Ilarriniiin delivered one ot his best ons who slept near the bank, saw the burglars LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS he Age, and to see it our readers must take a fly- Harriman. and Burleigh. peeches of the campaign, and was frequently n the street, after the first explosion, but ng trip over the Great Fort Wayne and Pennsyl- it Sutton's corners, Northfield, Friday even'g, hey were too terrilied to raise the alarm. All nterrupted with bursts of applause, and at its vania Railway, which is the only direct line to -FOR THE- Oct. 20th. C. H. Kichmond aud H. Wade onclusion was highly complimented by hiss confusion at the time of writing, aud it is At Very Low Prices. Kogers. he Exposition and Eastern cities. During the trip democratic friends and by several Republi- difficult to get particulars. The books, notes it Boyden's School House, Webster, Saturday hey will discover the completeness of the famous and papers of the bank are untouched. evening, Oct. 21st. Messrs. Bvrleigh, Man- ans. Brief speeches were also made by C. H. oad, and coincide with the public that the Fort ly and Woodruff. Manly and Col. Burleigh. The Democracy of There is some probability that a serious Wayne and Pennsylvania Rord has virtually at^ it Murray's Grove, Salem, Saturday afternoon ima are alive aud will give a good account of windle is being perpetrated upon some of our ained a degree oi perfection, beyond which, it is and evening, Oct. 21st. Messrs. Harrimau, hemselves next mouth. ubstautial farmers about here. A man call- nought impossible for men, money, brains, en-LADIES' AND GITS' WOOLEN UNDER-WEAR Wbitniau, Burleigh, and Richmond. ng himself the agent of the " Granite Reaper arged views or compass of thought to possess. With — Last Saturday afternoon the Sophomore solid road-bed of broken stone, the heaviest con- it Wuitmore Lake, Monday evening, Oct. 23. and Mower " is traveling about inducing re- Messrs. Cramer and Whitman. class, of the University, elected the following lnuous steel rails ever tested, double and triple HOSIERY, &0. The best assortment in the city anl at the lowest "prices. 500 lbs. of Gray Woolen NEW GOODS. ponsible farmers to take the agency of his .fficers •• President, W. H. Butts, Ann Arbor; racks, machinery constructed for strength and Tarn, AT A YEttY LOW PRICE. it Webster Town House, Tuesday evening, machine. If they assent, they first sign a Oct. 24th. Messrs. Harrimau and Rogers Vice President, Miss Emma Croach, Erie, Pa.; peed, the strongest iron and granite bridges, cars Tickings, Sheetings, Bleached ana Brown Cottons, bought early in the season, before the recent ontract which they are told to keep for their it Chelsea, Wednesday evening, Oct. 25th- Secretary, Miss Marion S. Gerts, Poutiac; ombining the most approved models for safety dvance, and sold by us at NEW YORK JOBBER'S PRICES. ndemnification. He then produces a bank Messrs. Harriman and Kichmond. Treasurer, W. S. Penuington, Macon; Poet, nd luxury, sober employees reared in the compa- note, due in one year, which he asks them to y service, telegraph and signal corps, block sta- Our Business is conducted on a cash basis. Purchases made exclu- At Manchester, Wednesday evening, Oct. 25th. R. T. Ohandlee, btill Pond, Ind.; Orator, T. C. ign for the security of the company, usually ions, and all the mechanical triumphs for securityi ively for caah, and prices will always be found the lowest. At Ann Arbor, Friday evening, Oct. 27- Hon. Green, Troy, N. Y.; Seer, E. C. White, La- (J. V. N. Lothrop, of Detroit. or the value of four machines. There is no ouvenience, and rapid movement of passengers >eer; Captain, C. S. Henning, Piano, 111.; His- hat reflecting railway experts and discerning At Pleasant Lake, Freedom, Friday afternoon connection between the note and the contract. Room, 24 Main Sreet, Ann Arbor. onan, J. C. Goff, Cleveland, O.; Marshal, F. enius may devise, are brought into requisition* and eveuiug, Oct. 27th, Messrs. Harriman Query: Farmers give their notes, where are ABEL. Way, Flint; Toast Master, L. L. Van an the iuture do better? For information ad- and Burleigh, and a German. the machines p The above facto were given Styke, Pike, N. Y.; Chaplain, Henry C. Post, Iress C. M. Clark, General Ticket Office, 65 Clark At Saline village, Saturday evening, Oct. 28th. us by Messrs. G. O. Eerriman aud M. T. Chancery Sale. Messrs Eichmond, Whitman aud Harrimau. Grand Rapids; Asst. Chaplain, M. Norris, treet, Chicago. Estate of Florian Muehlig, Sen. ?rout, who were approached in this way. Direct connections are made at Toledo with the I"N pursuance of the decree of the Circuit Court TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw, Ypsilanti; Oracle Board—J. B. Brown, Mil- L foi the County of Washtenaw, in chancery, S ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the waukee, Wis.; Fred S. Bell, Fort Dodge, Iowa; 'oledo Branch of the Great Fort Wayne and Penn- made in the cause therein pending, wherein James County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Of- ylvania Railwav. Arnold is complainant aud Isaac Crane, Sarah J. ice in the city of Ann Arbor, on Friday, the WINES & WORDEN Monday, the 9th inst., the GermanB of Free- G. C. Green, Troy, N. Y.; H. W. Ashley, Ann Crane, Seth O. Arnold, and Sophronia Dexter are Ifteenth day of September, in the year one thou- c. n. c. Arbor; F. D. Mead, Ann Arbor; N. McMillan, dom " set the ball rolling" by one of the most .efondanta unoriginal bill, and wherein Seth O. sand eight hundred and seventy-six. Ceutenuial Excursionists Arnold is complainant, and James Arnold, Isaac enthusiastic meetings of the campaign. Char- Crane Sarah J. Crane, and Sophronia Dexter are Present, Noah W. Cheever, Judge of Probate. Ann Arbor; R. T. Chaudlee, Still Fond, Ind.; Vill, of course, wish to see all the sights comforta- In the mattter of the estate of Florian Muehlig, ts)' Vogel'8 Hotel was the place, and one efendants on cross bill, and which decree bears . F. Bryan, Lafayette, Ind. bly and cheaply. To this end the Canada Southern .ate on the sixth day of April, A. D. eighteen hun- 3en., deceased. o'clock, Monday, the time. When your corre- tailway Company has, through its connection in Lred and seventy-six, the undersigned, one of the Eraanuel Mann, administrator dt bonis ntm with the will annexed of said estate, comes into court EON. J, M. ASHLEY spondent arrived on the ground the scene was le West and Northwest, placed on sale a large Circuit Court Commissioners or said county of A MODEL REPUBLICAN.—Some of the Washtenaw, will sell at public vendue to the ind represents that he is now prepared to render of Toledo, will speak on animated and enlivening. A profusion of umber of Tourists' Excursion Tickets at greatly lighest bidder, at the south door of the Court iis final account as such administrator. treet-coruer orators of the Republican party reduced rates, by which passengers can not only louse in the city of Ann Arbor, in said county, Thereupon it is ordered that Wednesday, the bunting was floating in the wind, Tilden eleventh day of October next, at ten o'clock in Saturday Eve., Oct. 14th, at 8 o'clock n this city are very loud in their denuncia- visit the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, on the eleventh day of November next, at ten Guards in their showy uniforms galloping •clock in the forenoon, the following described ;he forenoon, be assigned for examining and allow- 2O SOUTH MA.I3ST St., ions of Tilden and the whole Democratic )ut can, in addition, visit the principal eastern ands and property viz: Situated in the city oi ,ng auch account, and that the devisees, legatees and around, and gaily dressed ladies and stalwart AT THE OPERA HOUSE party. No epithets are too severe to be em- ities, with an opportunity of stopping at any of TpBilanti,. Michigan, and bounded as follows: leirs at law of said deceased, and all other persons Miners were eagerly listening to the remarks commencing at the northwest corner of lot one interested in said estate, are required to appear at >Ioyed against the Democracy, which, in their he great number of famous resorts in New York undred and seventy-three (173) on the south side a session of said court, then to be holden at the Pro- Democrats, Reformers, Conservatives, Republi- of Col. J. C. Burleigh, who was addressing and Pennsylvania. The Canada Southe.n is the 3f Congress street, mnning thence south to the sate Office, in the city of Ann Arbor, estimation, is nothing but a company n said county, and show cause, if any there cans, aud the ladies are invited to go and hear him. them. Speaking was continued during the niy line from the West running directly to Niaga- southwest corner of said lot, thence east tiftj feet, P.S.—Small boys will not be admitted. of traitors and rebels. Among the hence north three rods, thence east to high water 3e, why the said account should not be al- entire afternoon^ the following gentlemen ad- a Falls, giving passengers, from the tiain, a won- mark on the weat line of the Huron River, theuce lowed : And it is further ordered that said admin- most rampant of these fanatics is Rich- rator give notice to the persons interested in Dealers in General dressed the meeting : Chas. H. Manly, D. O. erful panoramic view of the Mighty Cataract, up the west bank of the Huron River at high wa- ard Glazier, who is busy in telling how er mark to Congress street, thence weat along the said estate of the pendency of said account and DEMOCRATIC EALLY Church, C. R. Whitman, Wm. G. Doty, E. B. iorse-shoe Fall, the Great Kapids, and landing outh line of CongTess street to the place of be-in- ;he hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this or- the Republican party saved the Union and the hem directly at the Falls. The track of the Can- der to be published in the Michigan Argus, a news- Norris, aud A. T. Bruegel, the latter speaking ling, or so much thereof (in the manner direoted Jonstitution. Everybody acquainted with da Southern is an air line, laid of steel rails of sy waid decree) as may oe nece&9t»ry to satisfy the paper printed and circulating in said county, three n German. Freedom will be heard from by equirem!;ntB of said decree. successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. Glazier knows that he is a gentleman of cul- he heaviest pattern ; there are no curves or grades; FRED. DONNER, good 250 majority in November. " Long Dated, September 23, 1876. (A true copy.) NOAH W. CHEEVER, ture aud of great information, but if he does wood is used for fuel; Coaches are furnished with 1601td Judge of Probate. Of Detroit, will address the Germans may she wave.'' JOHN ¥. LAWRENCE, not refresh his memory, he may lose a little of he Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect reedom from dust. With its complete system of Circuit Court Commissioner for the County of This Friday Eve.,Oct. 13, at 8 o'clock iis reputation as a political leader. We there- The nomination of E. B. Norris for Repre- Vashtenaw, Election Notioe. magnificent Parlor, Sleeping and Drawing Room ore call his attention to a meeting he origin- sentative in the Third District is considered » BABBITT & EMERIOK, SHEKIFF'8 OFFICE, ANK ABBOB, ) DRY GOODS, AT THE COURT HOUSE. ars, from Chicago, Detroit and Toledo, and its ad- Solicitors for James Arnold. ated in January, 1861, the call for which good one. Mr. Norris is a young man, of SEPT. 6,1876. j mirable connections at Niagara Falls and Buffalo BEAKES & CUTCHEON, • Solicitors for Seth O. Arnold. To the Electors of Washtenaw County: LOCAL AFFAIRS. was headed : " No Union With Slaveholders, sound Democratic principles, a successful law- with the New York Central and Erie Railways, the You are hereby notified that at the next General Religiously or Politically!" This meeting yer, and emphatically a man of the people. Election, to be held on the Tuesday succeeding the Canada Southern is fast becoming the favorite line Mortgage Sale. first Monday of November next, in the State of — E. F. Uhl has removed his family from was held Jan. 26, 1861, in ,the Free Church, -•iis nominatiou over the strong men who were o the East. Tickets via this popular line can be EFAULT having been made in the conditions Michigan, the following officers are to be elected, Ann Arbor, and was broken up by a mob be- his opponents shows the strong hold he hasprocured at all offices of connecting lines, or at the of a mortgage, executed by Andrew J. Suther- viz: A Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary Ypsilanti to Grand Rapids. and Elizabeth T. Sutherland, his wife, to Robert A- of State, Auditor General, State Treasurer, Com- — The Supervisors went "over the hill to cause of its disunion seutiments, and we be- upon the confidence of the masses. We be-Company's own offices. Vhedon, on the eighteenth day ot June, A. D. missioner of the State Land Office, Attorney Gen- CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MATS, Any information can be obtained by addressing 875, and recorded in the office of the Register of eral, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and a 'it poor house " on Tuesday afternoon. leve that R. G. was let out of a window. speak for Mr. Norris the entire Democratic Member of the State Board of Education, in place FRANK E. SNOW, >eeds for the County of Washtenaw aud State of -Efforts are bting made for the establish- When the draft came on the loyal Glazier vote of his strong Democratic district. Michigan, in liber 53 of Mortgages, on page 106, of Witter J. Baxter, whose term of office will ex- Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Ag't, Detroit. pire December 31st, 1876; eleven Electors of Pres- ileaded to be excused upon the ground that he and afterwards duly assigned to Charlotte Whedon, mit of a lodge of Odd Fellows in the village Saturday, the 7th inst., a flue hickory was on the twenty-sixth day of November, 1875, which ident and Vice President of the United States; a Representative in Congress for the Second Con- S.T7GS, ETC. i Dexter. aelouged to the Society of Friends. This raised in front of the residence of M. T. Special Notice. assignment was recorded in said Kegister's Oioce. for said county, on the twenty-eighth day gressional District of this State, to which this — John Shannon ha? opened a neat and tidy same Glazier is now telling how he and Grant Frout, four miles west of Manchester. There Rinsey & Seabolt take pleasure in informing of July, A. D. 1876, in liber five of assignments of connty is attached ; a Senator for the Fourth Sena- torial District, consisting of Washtenaw county; meat market in the Freeman building, North saved the Union when the Democratic party was a good attendance of farmers and the heir customers and the public generally that they mortgages, on page '228, by which default the pow- er of sale contained in said mortgage has become also one Representative in the State Legislature Main street. * was trying to break it up. He attempted to ad- meeting was very successful. Wm. G Doty are now occupying their new store (on the old operative; on which mortgage there is claimed to irom each of the several Representative districts, ocation) with increased facilities for business. as follows : first District—Augusta, Pittsfleld, Sa- — It is estimated that ten thousand persons dress a "truly loyal" meeting at Lima Center aud E. B. Norris were the speakers. )e due, at the date of this notice, the sum of six They propose to make a specialty of Teas, having mndred and seventy-six dollars aud sixty-seven line, York, Ypsilanti City and Ypsilanti Town; were upon the fair grounds at Ypsilauti on last week, but could only remember the first one hundredths dollars, principal and interest, he- Second District—Ann Arbor City, Ann Arbor Town, Our Stock is full and we are prepared to give low throe lines of his speech, and as a consequence Democratic Convention. arranged for stocks with one of the largest Tea sides an attorney fee of twouly dollars, as provided Northfleld, Salem, Superior, and Webster; Third Thursday of last week. [louses, and will also keep a choice line of Family n said mortgage, and no suit or proceeding at law District—Bridgewater, Dexter, Freedom, Lima, he meeting had to adjourn. Now we The Representative Convention for the Third Lodi, Lyndon, Manchester, Scio, Sharon, and Syl- — The members of Company A received Groceries. Flour of the best mills and brands or in equity having been instituted to recover the Prices for Cash. do not want anybody to imagine that Glazier District convened at Thomas' Hall, Chelsea, amonnt due on said mortgage, or any part van. Also, a Judge of Probate, Sheriff, County their pay, on Monday evening, for attendance oat meal, corn meal, feed, fruits and vegetables .hereof: Notice is therefore hereby given Clerk, Lounty Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Pros- s not " truly loyal," or that he is a fanatic, or Oct. 6th. Chas. S. Gregory, of Scio, aud Wm. that by virtue of the power of sale contained in ecuting Attorney, two Circuit Court Commissioners, at the recent regimental encampment. n season Cash buyers will find it for their in- a County Surveyor, aud two Coroners. a lunatic. Such a conclusion would be a con- said mortgage, I shall sell at public auction at the — A new meat market has been established G. Doty, ot Manchester, were made respec- erest to give them a call. south front door of the Court House, in the city of Ann Arbor, Fall, 1876. tradiction of the above facts. tively temporary Chairman and Secretary of Ann Arbor (that being the place of holding the Cir- You are also hereby notified that at said General in this city by E. C. Freer. It is located in Toe " Iron Trail," cuit Conrt for said county of Washtenaw), on Satur- Election, the following Amendments to the Con- the convention. day the 30th day of December, A. D. 1S76, at eleven stitution of this State are to be submitted to the the rear of the O. O. D. grocery, Main street. A spicy sketch descriptive of a trip over the people of the State for their adoption or rejection, The chair appointed a committee of fiveo n o'clock in the forenoon of that day, the following — The chduge of weather has caused a gieat AN OUTAGEGEOUS ATTACK.—The Register, AtcbisoD, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, the property described in said mortgage, viz : All of -•z.: 1876. 1876. r^ EORGE W. CEOPSEY, demand tor overcoats and thicker clothing, n its issue of this week, soils its columns by credentials, as follows: M. McDougall, Bridge- beauties, scenery and pleasure resorts of the Rocky ot number six (6J in block number seven (7), south An amendment striking irom the Constitution of Huron street, range eleven (11) east in the City Section 47, Article 4, Legislative Department, which hence the cause ot the rush toward Joe T making a vile and outrageous attack upon the water ; L. H. Jones, Dexter; Asa Blackney, Mountains, by " Nym Crinkle," the musical and of Ann \rbor, County of Washtenaw and State of forbids the grant of license for the sale of intoxi- Late of the firm of CLARK &. CKOPSEY, and A. cating liquors, provided for by Joint Resolution No. KEAKNEY, late of Texas, under the firm name of Jacobs' during the past few days. religious opinions of the Democratic candi- Syivau; Jas. Sage, Lodi; J. JD. Corey, Mon- dramatic critic of the JVeto York World, sent free Michigan, said lot being on the east side of Thayer on application, together with the San Juan Guide, street iu said city. 21, Laws of 1875; -Rev. C. H. Brigham will preach at the date for Judge of Probate. That paper knows' ihester. An amendment to Section l,Artio!e9, relative to maps and time tables of this new and popular Dated, September 28, 187G. KEAKNEY & CROPSEY, and the citizens of this cpuuty know, the hon- The convention than adjourned until 1 p. M. the salaries of Judges of the Circuit Court, provi- Unitarian Church on the next Sunday morn- route from Kansas City and Atchinson to Pueblo, CHAKLOTTE WHEDON, ded for by Joint Resolution No. 28, Laws oi 1875; Save Yonr MOney! Have established themselves at No. 33 Sonfli ing, and in the evening give a lecture on " St. !Sty aud integrity of that gentleman's charac- On reassembling as per adjournment Chas. and all points in Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona FRAZER & HAMILTON, Assignee of Mortgage. And an amendment to Section 1, Article 20, rel- Main St., Ann Arbor, and propose to do 5. Gregory was elected permanent chairman Attorneys for Assignee. ative to the amendment and revision of the Consti- general Bernard aud his influence." Student's Class ter. We notice the attack simply to denounce and the San Juan Mines. The finest Hue of Pull- tution, provided for by Joint Resolution No. '29, at 9.30 A. M. t as a violation of the proprieties and ameni- and Wm. G. Doty permanent secretary of the man sleepers on the continent between the Mis- Eatate of Cornelius Laughlin. Laws of 1S75. souri River and the Rocky Mountains without M. FLEMING, Sheriff. W. WAGNER Grocery Business — The Democrats of Northfield held a rous- ;ies of honorable journalism, and not to de- convention. TATE OF MICHIGAN, County ot Washte- change. Special round trip tourists' tickets from They will also keep CROCKERY, GLASS and ing meeting at Whitmore Lake, on Thursday fend a gentleman who needs no defense. We The Committee on Credentials reported 41 Snaw, ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the Mississippi River to Denver at 850, good to stop ihe County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Mortgage Sale. HAS JUST OPENED THE FINEST STOCK OB WOODEN WARE, and a full line of DOMESTIC afternoon of last week. Speeches were made do not propose to dehle our columns with any gentlemen entitled to votes in the convention. Office, in the City of Ann Arbor, on Monday, the and .FOREIGN FRUITS. They have ntted aud off at all points. EFAULT having been made in the condition furnished by Hon. H. J. Beakes, W. D. Harrimau, Col. such disgraceful matter. If the Register does, On motion, Jacob Breining, of Freedom, and eighteenth day of September, in the year one D of a certain mortgage executed by Jacob Fred- Address, T. J. ANDERSON, housand eight hundred and seventy-six. erick Beck, of the city of Ann Arbor, county of FALL AND WINTER Burleigh and others. Northfield will do her t can intorm its readers that not long ago all A First-class Eating Depart- Thos. Young, ot Lyndon, were elected tellers. Sen. Passenger Agent, Topeka, Kansas. Present, Noah W. Cheever, Judge of Probate, Washtenaw and State of Michigan, to Caroline M. whole duty next month. ts editors were skeptics and aetheists. It may The convention then proceeded to ballot for In the matter of the estate of Cornelius Laugh- Hennequin, of the same place, on the first day of lin, deceased. June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight ment, enlighten them as to the religious belief ot one -- The Supervisors admire the improvements Representative. The following is the result ol Dyspepsia. On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, hundred and seventy-four, and recorded on the CLOTHING Where Meals can be had at all hours, or board by of its candidates on the Republican county the iuformal ballots: Americansare particularly subject to this disease of William Burke, Administrator of the estate of second day of June, A. D. 1874, in Liber 51 of the week. being made around the Court House Square said deceased, praying for an assignment of the Mortgages on page 386, and there is now claimed to ticket. It may also inform them that its can- and its effects ; such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head- by the city authorities. Some of them think 1st. 2d. 3d. residue of said estate. be due upon said mortgage and the bond accom- To be found in Ann Arbor, comprising all the Cash paid for Rutter, Egss, and all didate for Sheriff is Jacob H. Martin, is a Chas. S. Gregory, 8 9 10 ache, Habitual Costiveness, Heart-burn, Water Thereupon it is ordered that Wednesday tht eigh- panying the same thesutn of six hundred and sev- NEWEET STYLES AND PATTERNS, Country produce. Goods promptly deliv- anew Court House would also be an improve- jrash, coming up of the food, coated tongue, disa- teenth day ot October next, at ten o'clook in the enty dollars and fifty cents, also an attorney's fee Which he is offering at prices that ered in any part of the city. Remember the place. prize-wrestler, and reputed keeper of a faro Patrick Fleming, 7 9 9 of thirty-five dollars should any proceedings be ta- ment, and that the city should be granted per- greeable taste in the mouth, Palpitation of the forenoon, be assigced for the hearing of said pe- bank. That is a kind of dirty work which J. D. Corey, 7 3 2 tition, and that the heirs at law of said deceased, ken to foreclose the same, and no proceedings in 33 South Main Street. miBeion to build one for the county. Ezra B. Norris, 10 11 11 Heart, and all diseases of the Stomach and Liver. and all othei persons interested in said estate, are law or in equity having been had to recover said may suit the Register, but of which the ARGUS required tonppear at a seusion of said court, then sum of money or any part thereof: Now, there- DEFIES ALL COMPETITION — D. Cramer, of this city, spoke to a large Geo. W. Turubull, 5 8 7 Two doses of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will re- KEARNEY & CROPSEY. washes its hands completely. L. L. Wainer, 2 blank 1 to be holden at the Probate office, in the city ot fore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the Ann Arbor, April 26,1876. 1580 Democratic meeting on Tuesday evening, at lieve you at once, and there positively is not a cast Ann Arbor, and show cause, if any there be, why power of sale hi said mortgage contained, I shall M. McDougall, 1 .n the United States it will not cure. If you doube the prayer of the petitioner should not be granted: sell at public auction to the highest bidder on the THE PLACE TO BUY Hamburg village. He spoke for nearly two twenty-eighth day of October next, at two o'clock The convention then proceeded to formal this go to your druggist, EBEUBACM & Co., and get And it is turther ordered that said petitioner hours and commanded the closest attention. UNIVEIUJITY HOSPITAL.—The new State give notice to the persons interested in said es- p. M. of said day, at the front door of the Court THE ENEMY OF DISEASE! Hospital connected with the University is now ballotings as follows: a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular tate, of the pendency ol said petition, and the House in the city of Ann Arbor, county aforesaid, At the conclusion ot the 6peech three rousing 1st. 2d. 3d. 4th. 5th. bearing thereof, by causing a copy of this ordei (that being the building in which the Circuit Court ready ior the reception of patients. There are to be published in the Michigan Argus a news- for said county of Washtenaw is held), all those A CHEAP SUIT oheers were given for Tildeu, Democrats and Norris, 12 16 17, 17 22 t male and female wards, entirely new, and fit- COMMERCIAL. paper printed and circulated in said county, three certain pieces or parcels of land situate and being the speaker. Gregory, 8 11 14 15 17 successive weeks previous to said day ol hear- in the city of Ann Arbor, in the county of Wash- Is at WAGNER'S THE FOE OF PASBS ted up with all the necessary improvements. Turnbull, 11 10 8 7 1 tenaw and State of Michigan, and described as fol- — The Germans of Bridgewater, on Tues- Aim Arbor Market. lows, to wit: Commencing at the southeast corner Medical aud surgical services to the patients Fleming, 9 3 NOAH W. CHEEVER, day afternoon ot last week, at Bridgewater ANN ABBOB, THUBHDAY, Oct. 5,1876. (A true copy.) of lot number eight in block number three south of TO MAN AND BEAST. are faithfully and gratuitously rendered by the On motion, E. B. Norris, of Manchester, was APPLES—20i'd)80c per bu. 1600td Judice of Probate. Huron street range one west, according to the plat Station, raised a fine hickory pole—105 feet in of Wm. S. Maynard's addition, and running east My stock of Faculty of the College, the only charges being declared the unanimous choice of the conven- BEANS—18&20C. Estate of Candaoe M. Bowen. on the south line of lot No. nine two rods; thence length, without a splice—from which floats BUTTEB—20c. north two rods east of the west line of said lot, one for board and tor expensive apparatus and ap- tion. TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw, Is the Grand Old » Tilden and Hendricks banner. Speeches BKEF—$6(a»7 per hundred. S ua. At a session of the Probate Court for the chain aud thirty-six links; thence west two rods ; pliances when such are required. Medical, The following District Committee was ap- COBN—40c to 45c. per bu. county of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate office thence south on the line of said lot one chain and Piece Groods fern made by D. O. Church, of Saline, and M. CHICKENS—30@50"c per pair ; dressed 12J4C per lb. thirty-six links to the place of beginning; also the Surgical, and Opthalmic Climes, gratuitous to pointed by the chair: L. H. Jones, Dexter; in the city of Ann Arbor, on Monday, the twenty- McDougall, of Bridgewater. Wm. G. Doty, Manchester ; Jas. M. Caugdou, EGGS—Command 16c. fifth day of Sepeember, one thousand eight hun^ following parcel of land to wit: beginning at theWill be found complete and contains MUSTANG patients, will be held at the College on each HAT—$8@10 per ton. dred and seventy-six. southeast corner of lot number eight (8) in block — On Monday afternoon a small boy was Chelsea. LABD—The market stands at 12c. number three south of range one west in Wm. S. all the NEWEST DESIGNS. Saturday until the last of March. Clinical Convention then adjourned. Present, Noah W. Cheever, Judge of Probate. Maynard's addition to the village of Ann Arbor, discovered hanging by his neck in a shade OATS—28c to 30c. In the matter of the Estate of Candace M. Bow- patients, especially medical cases, must be at POBK—$8.00««8.50 per hundred. and running north along the center line of range 'tee, on Lawrence street, Fourth ward. He POTATOES—70^85 cents. en, deceased. one west, one chain and thirty-six (1.36) links, the College promptly by 9 o'clock A. M. The BOARD QF SUPERVISORS.—The annual ses- On reading and filing the petition, duly verified, thence west parallel to the south line of lot num- LINIMENT WHEAT— •1.0O(g>Sl 05. Suits Made to Order. Kaa rescued, when it was ascertained that in sion of the Board of Supervisors commenced of Newton bheldon, praying that a certain in- ber eight (8) seveuty-three and a half links (73%); Faculty aud students of the College will be PEACHKS—|1.50<$2.00 per bu. strument uow on file in this Court purporting to Descending tronf the tree his neck got caught r theuce south parallel to the center line one chain on Monday last, with a full attendance of be the last will o»d testament of said deceased, and thirty-six links (1.36) to the south line of lot Which haa stood the test of forty years. '" some manner between the limbs, from which under obligations to members of the medical may be admitted to probate, and that he may be A Large stock of members. Nathan Pierce, of Lima, officiates number eight (8); thence east along the south line There is no Sore it will not heal, no Lameness it he was uuable to extricate himself or to call for profession and others who may direct caseB ot appointed executor thereof. of lot number eight seventy-three and a hall links as Chairman. The following standing com- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Thereupon it in ordered, that Monday the (73J4) to the place of beginning, containing one- FUENISUING GOODS. will not cure, no Ache, no Pain that afflicts the ™p- He was nearly strangled when found. iuteiest to the Hospital or Clinic. Any fur- Human Body, or the Body ot a Horse or other do- mittees were appointed: I > l.l'Olt V twenty-third day of Octobor, next, at ten o'clock tenth of an acre, and being part of lots seven and ther information respecting either may be ob- in the forenoon, be ussigned for the hearing of eight in block number three south of Huron street, mestic animal, that does not yield to its magi2 — The Freshman class, of the University, On Criminal Claims — Yeckley, Wheeler, said petition, and that the devisees, legatees and range number one west. Also commencing on the touch. A bottle costing 25c, 50c, or $1.00, has of- tained by addressing A. B. Palmer, M. D. of the condition of the TV WA.G1TEB., ten saved the life of a human being, and restored on Saturday morning last, elected the follow- Tuomy. heirs at law ot said deceased, and all other persons northwest corner of lot number ten (10) in block Dean of Faculty. interested in said estate, are required to appear at number three south of Huron street range one west 21 SOUTH MAIN Sr. ANN ARBOR. to life and usefulness many a valuable horse. ing officers: President, B. S. Waite; Vice On Civil Claims—Olcott, Shurtleff, Burch. First National Bank of Ann Arbor a session of said court, then to be holden at in William S. Mayuard's addition to the city of To Settle with County Officers—Krapf, War- the Probate office, in the city of Ann Arbor, Ann Arbor, and running west parallel with President, Miss Minnie Cramer, Ann Arbor; At Ann Arbor, In the State of Michigan, at theclose T> INSET & SEABOLT'S Low PERSONALITIES—Hayes said he hoped ner, Ball. and show cause, if any there be, why the prayer the south line of said olock eight rods to THE HILL FARW FOR SALE. Secretary, D. A. Garwood, Cassopolis; Treas- On Salaries of County Officert— Hatch, Ber- of business, Oct. 2d, 1876. oi the petitioner should not be granted: And it is Third street; thence south to the southwest this campaign would be carried on without re- urer, T. G. Allen, Aurora, III.; Class Captain, dan, Sutton. EESOUECEB. further ordered thai, said petitioner give notice corner of said block about eleven rods; thence Adjoining the WeBt line of the City of Ann Arbor, to the persons inteiewted in said estate, of the east eight rods to the southwest corner of lot num- c sorting to personalities; but of all specimens Apportionment of State and County Taxes — in township two south of range six east, compris- BAKERY, GROCERY -J.Keynick,*Caro; Captain B. B. C, Wrn. Loans and Discounts, - - $296,807.2; peudency of said petition, and the hearing ber nine ; thenoe north about eleven rods to the ing the east half of the northeast quarter of sec- ol meanness in politics the Register of this Ball, Everett, Kress. Overdrafts, 284.61 thereof, by causing a copy of this order to be place of beginning, together with the free use of tion nineteen ; and that part of the west half ol Hannah, Dowagiac. There was a warm con- U S. Bonds to secure circulation, ISO.OUO.IX published in the Michigan Argus, a newnpaper — AND — week has resorted to the lowest. Its attack On Public Buildings—Gregory, Batohelder, the stream of water running across said land, with the west half of the northwest quarter of section teBt over the election of President, ior which Young. Other stocks, bonds and mortgages, - 13,500.0c printed and circulated in said county thrue the exception, however, of a certain piece o( land, twenty, lying north of the turnpike; in all Due from approved Reserve Agents, 24,088.9 successive weeks previous to »aid day of 'here weie three candidates. on Hon. W. D. Harriman simply because he 1 being about one-half of a lot, deeded by Jacob 100 42-100 acres, with FL.OUR & FEED STOKE. On Rejected Taxes—Everett, Tuomy, Schuy- Due from State Banks and Baukers, - 6,583.4S hearing . Heinzmaun aud wife to Chailes Conradth, on the does not believe in a certain way is too low foi ler. — The forty-first annual meeting of the Real Estate, furniture and fixtures, 19,000.01 26th day of August, A. D. 1852, said deed being We keep constantly on nand, On Per Diem Allowance -Case, Colman, Current expenses and taxes paid, 1,644.9 (A true copy.) NOAH \V. CHEEVER, recorded in liber 38 of Deeds, on prtge 137, in theHouse, Barn, an Unfailing the lowest. A man s religion is his own, and 1602w3 ludgeof Probate. Michigan Baptist State Convention will be Breining. Checks and other cash items, - 953,9C oftice of the Register of Deeds of Washtenaw BREAD, CRACKERS, CAKES, ETC., certainly he ought to be allowed to enjoy it in 3,S7,S.O County. l at Lansing, commencing at 10 A. M.. on On Unfinished Business — Berdan, Harper, Bills of other National Banks, Spring of Water, FOR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, TRADE. quiet, especially when he has as little as Har- Fractional currency (including nickels), 425.51 ay, Oct. 17. Meeting of the General Batchelder. Specie (includiug gold Treasury And about fifty acres well improved; first class We shall also keep a supply of riman or any of " the star combination troupe.' Accounts of Superintendents of the Poor— Thorough-Bred Pigs on Monday evening, Oct. 16. The Wo- notes), 2.740.00C August 2, 187f>. land and situation beautiful. Two-thirds ot the One thing is certain, if any of the Register peo- Galpin, Sutton, Hatch. Legal tender notes, - 8t,129,0( CAROLINE M. HENNEdUIN, purohase money may remain on the land three to DELHI FLOUR, nai.'s Board of the Baptist Home Missions AT A BARGAIN ! five yearB. On Small-Pox Claims —Colman, Shutts Redemption Fund with U. 8. Treasurer Mortgagee. J. M. SWIFT & CO'S BEST "WHITE WHEAT w'll hold their annual meeting at Lunsing du- ple ever reach heaven, after writing those ar- Krapf. (o pel cent, of circulation), - 6,750.0 Intending to make the raising of thorough-bret For terms apply to GEO. E. HAND, JOHN N. GOTT, Att'y for Mortgagee. . 1594 Or U. J. BEAKES, Detroit. FLOUR, RYE FLOUR, BUCKWWHEAT n ticles and before deep repentence for so doing pigs a specialty, we undertook to keep severa FLOUK, CORN MEAL, FEED, "K the Convention. Efforts are being i557,630.4 bretda, but, when iairly under way, we tindtha 1 Ann Arbor. 1574tf m it will only be by laying down pennies i EARLY CLOSING.—We, the undersigned &c, &o. &de, with prospects of success, to obtain re-. LIABILITIES. each breed in its varied conditioner, ages, &c, re PASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING. agree to close our respective places of business At wholesale ana retaiL A general stock of "U^ed rates of fare on several of the leading close succession, and then they may blindy Capital stock paid iu, - * - $150,000.(K quires so many paatnre lots and feed apartments at 7:20 P. M., from and after Oct. 16th, 1876 Surplus fund, - - - - 50,000.0 that we nud it impracticable. Therefore finding Mrs Wood invites the ladies of Ann Arbor and FOR SALE! railroads. follow along to pick them up. Proscribing a 22,249.4 the Poland China'a are but little known in Michi- GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS until the first of April, 1877, excepting Satur Other undivided profits, vicinity to call at her Dress-Making Room, over Stone Iiime, Water Lime, Cleve- man of worth aud fatness for religious opin- National bank notes outstanding, 132,500.0 gan, we propose to drop them from our list, by the store sf A. Bell, Washington street. A full constantly on hand, which will be sold on as reu- selling: «on;ible terms as at any other house in this city. — A team belong ng to Geo, Reese, of Lodi, ions partake too much of the dark ages ; and day nights, and from the 15th day of Decem Dividends unpaid, - 114.0 line of new and latest styles of patterns coustint- land Planter, & Plastering Hair, eith- w Individ ual depositssub- Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Country Vro- as leit standing at Wallace's wood yard, on ber until the 1st day of January, 1877: Mack Pigs, of good shipping Bize, for $9 each or $15 a ly on hand. Quality of work warranted, and prices any man or set of men who will resort to i ject to check. 130,414.9 pair. made to suit the times. A share of public pat- er at my Lime Kiln or at my shop. Ince generally. Washington street, last Saturday evening. & Schtnid, Bach Turkey for il'io invasion cf Servii, [From a Speech by the Hon. Peter H. WaUon, De- And why is this ? Only "because the people or l)f)WN WITH CIT1ZEX8 OF FOBEIOh" BIRTH—EVER* Philadelphia and purchase the Main Exposi- THE annual session of the National Portc- The records prove that tho public expendi- quently disgraced it by drunkenness and public livered in Afhtabula, Ohio, Sept. 2;i.\ and sotae rectiflca*ion of the it%. tures during the six years of President Grunt's appearances in disreputable company; that the Southern States choose to vote as they MEWJIEB OF THK OBDBR MUST TAKE THE FOL- tion building, to bo devotod to future exhibi- Packers Association was held ak Indianapolis FFXLOW-CITIZENS OF ASHTAHULA : I appear tier oi Motftenegro, ,?tich as Enssij tions. The' cost will bo about .«500,000. A administration, ending June 80, 1873, have Gen. Daniel E. Sickles, who has been on hi* pleboon (4,0^0,000.000, trial for homicide, was sent as Minister to the several of your number, to toll what I know a Court of Spain ; that Silas H. Hudson, a rela- country, wielded by equally corrupt combina- point proposes the signing Oi protocol of organization and an executive committee ern States w«w represented James K. Hill, tJKt J1IMJON DOLLAB8 DEFALCATIONS. personally having a bearing upon tho iufainoiu one ot the Indiana whisky ring, who \Van sen- The records prove that the defalcation by tive of tbe President, Bent to Guatemala, dis- tions of legislators at tbo seat of Government, with the representatives of the powen appointed One thousand workmen in the charges mado against tho character of Sam to ptrpetnate their own power. Verily, verily, tenced to two and a half vears' imprisonment Republican office-holders during the last six graced himself there by conduct unbecoming a uel 3. Tiiaon: in Constantinople by which the J'ott shops of the Delaware, Lackawanna and West- years of Republican administration, amounted representative of the tinited States ; that none if the people are wise they will lay down patty not betray any of the secrete of this Order or ern Railway Company, at Scranton, Pa., are in the penitentiary, has been pardoned by the I have known Mr. Tilden for more than would give Bosnia and Herzegovhi,' i President. The stoamor Leopard, at St. on June 19, 1876, to $5,500,585. of the acts of thess men or of tho administra- and seize the present opportunity to make a givo the name of any person befcipinK to the on a etrike, in coneequenca of • a reduction of tion, of which they formed a part, were over twenty years, and tip to two yoars ago, when change. 1 am very truly yours, samo without his consent, and that I ma Ttfth- system of local government that woaJt; 10 per cent, of their wages The engine, J«last eight years, has fully indorsed that Wilson, who wero engaged in the work of pur ly practising my profession, unconnected with two others. The Bremen packet-ship Europa, Brido, in tho employ of Hendrie & Co., at administration. suing thieves, and did not hesitate to enter the political parties or office, but not altogether an constitution, read as follows: stone *n his pamphlet upon the BnJga. which for several years bas been engaged in Detroit, and who Was riding in the baggage doord of the White House when the trail led unobservant or an uninterested spectator of ttllDEB (>K THE A5IEI1KAN ALLIANCE, CONFER- rian atrocities, and indicate that the THE NUMBER OF OFFICE-HOLDEKS KKAB1T pdblio events, and it BO happened that I was Reunion of the Vetcran»"-iricidents ENCE OK THE GRAND COUNCIL, UNITED STATES. the kerouene carrying trade betwoen the Uni- car at the timo of the accident, were killed. DOUBLED. there, were, forced out of ofti^e by the Presi- Tory Government, rather than lose its among the flrfit to resl^f that rebellion was PHti/ADEi-fHlA. July 4, 1876. ted States and Germany, was placed on a !arro TSmm cf the passengers wore hurt, beyond a The records prow that the number, of office- dent ; that Wileon's- letter of resignation of the Parade. power, has retreated from its fonn« never received any notice at the hand organizing and would surely break out; aiii it At a coiifetenco ot the Grand Council of the balance-dock at the foot ot Rutgers Btroet, for few »catchca. holders has been increased 'miring l'resident foil to my lot. iu an humble way, to co-operate United States of tile Af/iorican Alliance, he'd position, and yielded to the popular the purpose of receiving a genorel overhauling. Gvants administration from 54.2G7 to 94,119, of tho President, While Delano, Belknap, To PRESENT date, gays a St. PaOl paper, near- with men of ability and emiuenco to ascertain at Philadelphia July i and 5, !«CC. the follow- pressure of the power behind the throne. A large forco of calkers, shipcaipen- or at tho rsto of more than 6,000 a year; tha Shepherd aud Murphy, the other noted corrup- The capital city of Indiana fairly rf ly 811:000 have been received at tho Fire" tionists and personal "friend" o? the President, what prpbe.My would bo the master moves first inc resolutions were adapted, and trie confer- Although the powers have given tkL- tcrs and blacksmiths were put to work during almost the whole of this period the attempted by*the rebels, and tlien to organitst with soldiers and sailors at the great reunion ence re^orartrenrted all American-boin citizens. A ship<»rponter named John Casey National Bank o? St. Paiil in response to a country has been suffering from g*qeat com- were rblired from office with extravagant eulo- on the 5th of October. Those who remember assent to these three propositions, it ij gies. the most effectual means available for dofoat- without distinction of party, at the ensuing struck a match for the purDose of lighting his circular to banks asking donations to the fund mercial depression, und ne»'lv o"ei'y home has ing them. old-time dbpiB"9 were amazed at the sight, and national election to cast 4h«ir votes iu favor of by no means certain that they will secmj pipe, and then carelessly "threw the burning lor the benefit of Mrs. Heywood, widow of tho felt the pwso'ire Oi iiard times.' ANOTHEB CABINET REFOK1IER TUBNEI) OVT. predict that many cauipiig&s fU,l oome aud go American principles as the omy .Safety for the peace or settle the distracting question match to the floor. A large pile of oakum was NOT ONE BEFOEM PLEDGE FULFILLED. The records prove that under President Mr. Stanton went into oflice as Secretary of beffre anything comparable to it ?i!l >» wit- biiik cashier killed by the robbers at Northfieldj War in January, 18C2, and his appoiutaieut WKB future welfare of this country •**,.*. «»issue. Tho proposals are not a formal cJoee by, and the match falling in a thread of and eo far responses have been received from The records prove that the Republican party Grant's favorite Postmaster General, J. A. J. neBsed in that region. Creuwoll, tho system of " straw bids" grow up, reoeived with the greatest favor by the Demo- That the, nomination of Rutherford B. treaty, but only the basis for a treaty, liemp, set the pile on flro. Casey, in endeavor- but one-tenth of tbo bsuks Of the country. has pledged itself to civil-servico reform in A tremendous outpouring of the maBSes had Haven, of Ci'MC, for President of the United eveiy National and State Convention since • which remitinfl still ttnreformed.; thftt Mr. cratic as well as tlie Republican press, an the like those of Villafranca and Veraailla, ing to smother the flames, was so badly burned evidenfia of n eor^.iaJ ttnion of ell parties in tlje becD expected, some time beforehand, but the States, and William A. Wheeler, of New York, that his life ia despaired of. The flooring of 1868; that President Grant has asked Congress Creswell, wheii lie rdtirod from office, was actual dinicDBions of the affair were not realizod which admits of discussion. Tmkfj highly eulogized by President brant; that his great work of sustaining ths National CWtem- for Vice President, bo and the Bate* »re hereby the veesel having becomo saturated with kero- THE KepublicpDs of the Fifth Massachusetts to aid him in bringing it about, in almost every H';ti( thftt motnitig. Sixteen railroads centers indorsed by the American Alliauce Conference, has not yet signified her acceptance ol message he bus ever written \ and, that not the successor, who attempted to introduce reforms ment, and because he was then generally bo- : sene, benzine and other highly inflammable District have renominated Gen. Banks for Con- lieve"l to possess those high qualities which in tuat city, (rHyoruiuc seventy six of the and we earnestly advise all who are in favor oi them, although three or four weeks haw liquids, in a moment caueht fire, and the first etep h«s siret been taken toward tho ful- into the administration of the department, was ninety-two connticK. Feoplo can leave home gress. Dr. George B. Loring has been nom- removed, and a political subordinate of Senator afterward mado him such a gigantic figure in American principles as advocated and Bet forth elapsed sinpe they were presented, and Hamos spread with lightning rapidity. In a fillment of that plodgo, except the unimportan in ihe morning and return at night. In cc*ss- i« these resolutions to give these nominations inatod in the Sixth District, lotmcrly Butler's' one of tho appointment of a Board of Commi»- Morton was appointed in his place. the history of tne times. Befcro and after this in the interim England is calling f0,, • sacond the entire hold, from Bteni to stern period Sir. Tilden was called tt. Washington io quence of the easy access and the proBpect of an ttotive ftnd determined support. His Democratic oppouoapp t Iss ThompsonTpson, , the sioners, which aroused so much opposition conference of the powers. A difficnlij was a mass of flames, which gained constantly! THE REPUBLICAN TREATMENT OF WOMEN. counsel with both the President and Secretary seeing a gr«nd parade under the leadership of By order of American Alliance Conference. r John Sever, another workman, residing in prcxenntt mmbmembra"". I n ththo SeventSthh DistricDitri t therh e among Republicans that it was abandoned' thai Tlie records '!n every avenue and tion promptly snd eagerly, and reiterated IUB consent to the conference. Ge.^aanyi! though they hai been la a tomb filled with NOT ONE StEClB-tAriUEST I'LEDGE FULFILLED. that Miss Sweet had obtained her appoliltniant yoiid call, in which he waa in full sympathy acceptance solemnJy snd formally after he had bre. Several of their uumber, who were at work The revoriis prove that the Republican party as successor to Blakely through him, in consid- with the President aud Clan^ other dintin iiu-hcd choking tho principal "treets. They ominously silent. Russia demand ths FOREIGN. had left home at daybreak tiiiil reached been fully acquainted with a!l thedetails of the amidship. were completely surrounded Dy flames has pledged*itself to briag about specie pay- eration of a promise to pay him a large share Republicans ; yet, now that thoro w&3 no es- organization, the constitution and tho oath. Turkey shall not be admitted to I A CORRESPONDENT at Constantinople tele- ment in every National and almost every State of her salary; that Blakely, being a defaulter the w'.y about the same time. When thesu and those who were not in the midst of the graphs to a New York paper that the situation cape from it, he urged earnestly its more vig- He io'rswlly accepted the honorary member the conference, whilo Austria Vemands; Convention since 1868; that President Gran to the amount of #3,000, attempted to compel orous prosecution, as the most effective nionns delegations \> w"? Joined and jostled by imtnens e flames were exposed to the deadly fumes which there is really critical. Tho incendiary charac- crowds arriviog by the tr^lS HM flocking to the sbip, and is bound ne'er to support as a candi- that all tin; signatory poweiT, whij ! arose from the fire. The 3remen wero prompt- has asked Congress to aid him in bringing it her to assmme the responsibility for that of bringing it to a speedy end, and so restrict- date nor appoint to om'ce any foreign bom citi- ter of the artioles in the public prints, he about in every annual message since that time amouDt | that In this he was seconded by oity, and these wore met by a general ostjionr- would includo Turkey, Servia aid I ly on hand and succeeded i>i extinguishing the 1 ing its unavoidable woes and enormous ex- i»en,and to labor to so amend the naturalization thinks, renders it urgent that an American aud that not the first step has ever been taken, Bakir, then Cpmroisstone* of. P^nsipnn ; thit penditures to tho narrowest practicable coin- ing of home citizens on thu sidewalks, ttio Montenegro, shall be present. Anoths dames in about half an hour. A number of fleet be sent to the Bosphorus to protect the scene of uproar aud confusion may be faintly I la\>d ths* only Atnerican-bjrn citizens can toward the fulfillment Of that pledge Save by the individual io whom the inonevs weru paid pasri...... vote. complication threatens in the fntos •workmen were then discovered to be mi-sing the pa»>8Rf*e of a so-called Resumption act throughout was B. H. Campbell, United States imagined. The marshals of the occasion wero and a search revealed the dead bodies of five lives and property of Americans A Vienna When, in 18C2, the GovefniiieKt concluded at a loss to handle the throng and separate tho If Hayes be elected, and the principles to also. If Turkey refuses the Englii 1 dispatch eavs there are now 7,000 Russian vol- TVhlSIi Was originally framed as an inflation Marshal and Gen. Babcock's father-in-law ; men. Another was so badly burned that he measure, but which worked somewhat differ- that after tho Cincinnati Convention promised that a prudent precaution against pomiblf) war venous delegations and station tbsm pr»p»ra^ which he is committed prevail, through the in- proposals, Russia and England migtt | cannot recover. unteers in Serve,including 1.800 offleers, and with England required that the iron manufac- tory fo* the general paride. The sidewalks fluence of his administration the foreign-born agroe upon some plan of military ocn- , 2 000 more volunteers .are enlisted The Em- ently; that the Republican National Conven- "respectful consideration" to the claima of WHILE three loaded cars were being hoisted tion did not dare to commend this act. and the women, a high Government officer proposed turers of our country should be able to supply were lined in si! fl're*t*oremonrat<« raduekion in the its production experimentally, and to supply, military feature of the parade was m&d6 fiet- or participate in the affairs of government. Meanwliile, Russia, acting upon tbe •;,- I at New Boston, Pa., a few days ago, tho rope seJf still in favor o 1 peace. If Russia should ised specie payment!) now just as President appropriations, should bo made oy tlie dis- as it Wiis wanted, 6,000 tons, at a price that fect by"the presence of distinguished soldiers Can anything add moro to the duplicity of eventually intervene, it would only ba with could i'.nt yiMc'. mrch pr»/it. This onerous but such "as Gens. Sigel, Palmer, Corse, Bra^g. Gov. H»yes ? Elected toofiico by foreign votes, I sumption that there can be no peace, is broke, and the cars ran rapidly to the bottom Grant promised it eight years ago. charge of women, all of them poor, so as to 1 Four miners named1 WilliaTilliam BackusBackus,, Joe the entire agreement of the powers, and that keep the Republican voters on comfortable patriotic duty wa3 dnaertSSen b! an establish* ilonson, Vitr. Henry Warren, McClernand, asking for the suffrages of all, yet proscribing j continuing her military preparation intervention in any cane would be preceded by NEARLY TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS STOLEN B' Becker, Thomas Jones and Ed. Nauss were salaries ; and that this policy is now being car- ment in which Mr. Tildon was then a ulfo'.'tor fefsctie, j*eM.ahon- MoCandless, Whitaker, all born abroad ; prohibiting them ever taking i In view ot these preparations, there isi killed. . a conference. CABPK-TBAHGEKS. ried out as far as possible. and a large stockholder, and to accomplish it Famsworth, Cafrin jt''n. Cr.mevon and Stiles, part in the government of this country or ever j panic on the St. Petersburg Exchangt, AKOTHI- a unsuccessful attempt has been The records prove that President Grant's re- they stopped other highly remunerative work, white Colonels and Captains ihhuJrSersbls took casting a vo to. THE WEST. construction polioy has resulted iu the increase HOW REPUBLICAN DELINQUENTS ARE PUNISHED. thereby sacrificing hundreds of thousands of i The reserves have beon forbidden to made to assassinate the President of Hayti a prominent part in the parade. FollowiEj; of the debts of Southern Stntcn. which were The records pi'ove that the public printer Was dollarn, the pries, as it turnod out, being too the oldier element came the eminent states- HAYES' LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE. I leave their places of residence, andBoj- • Mas LAUBETTF. YOUNOEB, who is described The failure of the fish yield in Iceland bus f aa 6 prepossessing young lady of 20 years, paid almost nothing at the close of th« war, o an fot'nd by li committee el tho ikousf -1*94,000,000, aiid in the almoBt been charging exorbitant prices for his work, neither he nor any Cf h!s associates have ever Palmer of Illinois, Parker of New Jersey, Sena- a visit to her Drothers, in jail at Faribault, of the people are emigrating to Canada Rus- DEAB SIR—GO*. Hayes doaires me to ac- pendence if Russian troops are allowed Minn., last week. " On first going to the jail " complete confiscation of property by local taxa- reporting incorrectly the cost of printing the set up or ovou intimated a desire to roSko ftny tot McDonald, Wm. 8pringer. and others. knowledge receipt of yotir rallied favor of July to march throngh its territory. If th« I sia offers to compel Bervia's submission to the tion; that the lists of estates and farms to be Congressional Beoord, and drawing money on claim for indemnity, as I learned in Washing- 7, inclosing resolutions of the American Alli- Bays a St. Paul paper, "she went straight to will of the great powers, if England and Aus- signa mean anything, they mean tk gold for taxes fill column after column aud page false vouohers ; that when that office was abol- ton last winter. Neither has he or they asked Tlie procession was four miles long, aud oc- auce, and to say in reply that he is deeply grat- be Jim lounger, who was lying inside the cell with tria will indufio Turkey to agree to a truce, after page of tho Southern newspapers; that enpied an liour and a half in passing a given his head close to tho bars, through which she ished, and ono nlmils>r to it Tented, the Presi- the Government to receivo tho balance of iron ified by this expression of confidence. The Russia either believes war 'Till wr- On the strength of this promise, England this condition of things affects th« b'arki dent appointed tho same delinquent undelivered under the contract, although not point. The parade closed at 1 p. m., and from importance of carrying the States of New Yoik, itable or is bound to force a' "TO A fewsed him repeatedly, sobbing and shriekinc urges the Sultan to agree to an armistice for equally, with the white!), and lathe direct result 2 o'clook on through the afternoon1 speeches the while, saying, 'Oh, Jim, this is too bad official to the new office, and the Senate con- more than two-thirds of it had been called /or New Jersey and Connecticut in the approach- very few days must tell the story. twenty days. The Turkish Government pre- of th>? enormous thefts of Republican officials firmed him, notwithstanding these disclosures. when the war closod, at which tinio, owing et were made from three stands iv the State ing canvass is fully recognized, and at the If it had not been for Bob and Colo you would tends to be apprehensive of popular Violence, the sudden fall of. prices, the profits on the Elouse square, and from all the hotel balconies. never have been here. They've enticed you to A DISASTROUS INDIAN POLICY. THE SAFE-BURGLARY CONSPIRACY. proper time references will be given you to if terms not satisfactory to the people are residue would have been very large ; but the The crowds were imm6n!'eTi9ac'h point, each committees for such aid and co-operation as this. Oh ! dear brother, what shall I do now ? agreed to, but it is suspected that there is lit- The records prove that the Indian policy of The records prove that it conspiracy was Government no longer needed the iron, and speaker talking to several thotis»i\ds( and seems to be advisable. Very respeotfully, There s no cne to care f of me when you're tle reality in thin prBtenso. Nevertheless, tho President Grant has resulted in little else than formed, to which the President's Private Sec- its credit was stretched to the utmost to pro- meeting with unbounded enthusiasm. AXKBED E. LEK, A HALLOWS I1ORROB. gone. Oh} what shall I do ?' Cole was uneasv position of foreigners in Constantinople is thieving and bloodshed, and has finally culmi- retary was a party, and of which the Chief of nated iu a bloody and ooBtly war brought on by vide for war debts. Mr. Tilden and his At the principal stand the fallowing resolu- Secretary. when he heard she was ccming to him. She decidedly unpleasant, on account of the preva- the Secret Serviis ivcs the principal instru- friends; therefore, forbore to matte any claim tions were adopted i Sickening Scone at tlie Execution of Vat- bowea, shaking hands, but speaking no word lent religious excitement, and there is a gen- the violation by. this Government of n solbm ment, to commit a burgiarj1 in tho ofilce of tho To L. S. TYLEE, box Z,P7J, New York. ci« IS pi. at CoshoctoD, (>• treaty wUh the IndianS, to the large afnount they might justly have W*tBi>.HA», The soldi?rs and sailor* of the conn- •except of greeting, and to Bob the Bame Thev eral disposition among them to get out of the District Attorney of ttie District of Columbia, asked in this matter. try, irrespective oi party, race, or nationality, took The Cincinnati Enquirer tbns de- have always said Jim was the pet of the family way of possible developments^ A BBIBE TAKEN IN THE CABINET. and implicate in it Columbus Alexander, an old an equally honorable patt in defending that coun- A Daring Weasel. and appeared moro anxious about his condition Tlie records prove that a Republican Secre- and wealthy citizen, who was outspoken in de- On a previous occasion, when a great emer- try when threatened, and maintaining thd Integrity scribes the terrible scene which occurred than their own. LATK news from Cuba is to the effect that tary of War has been, for almost the entire nouncing, and fearless in pursuing tho ring ; gency arose, the Government cilled upon the of the Ametic&n bonor; ami, A Bridgeport family were the recip- during the execution of Francis Ept is the Insurgents are beginning an aggressive WHEREAS, The issues at dtaka have been forever period of President Grant's administration, en- that the plot was frustrated only in its final same gentlemen for aid : it asked them tocon - settled by the results of the civil oontoat,- and placed Coshocton, O., for the murder of Abn- ELBEBT;A. WOODWARD, the Clerk of tho old campaign that foreshadows trouble to the ients of a singular visit a few days gaged in blackmailing his appointees; that stage ; that Gen. Babcock is now under indict- struct a large number of ponderous wrought- beyond all future controversy by the fundamental since. .The lady, whose rooms were iu ham Wertlieimer : New Xork Board of Supervisors, under the Spanish authorities the coming winter. There from one post-trader this Secretary derived in ment for this offense. iron machines, each weighing many tons, and laws of the lard; and, Tue nest moment the fatal c.\\> BU Tireed regime, who has been wanted for several are heavy desertions among the Spanish troops, this way fiW,C00, and his accomplice $20,000 REPUBLICAN RINO-MAKEBS—NOT RIN0-BREAKKR8. known iu military engineering as mortar beds, WHKEEAS, The Republican leaders, with dis- the third story, went into another part years, was arrested at the Palmer House in which are exposed to privations find misory, more; that he surrounded the approaches to The records prove that the ring which robbed and to accomplish the object in less than one- graceful impudence and effrontery, and in open of the house for a few minutes, leaving out daylight forever from the vision 4 Chicago, last week. He was traveling under whilst a groat many officers who walk the his department with brokers who sold appoint- the District of Columbia as boldly as the Tweed quarter of the time which the Ordnance De- defiance of truths arrogate to themselves the credit her infant in the room asleep, and her the murderer, and a secend later tte the assumed name of A. Wallace, and repre- streets af Havana appear to be living well. It ments for him, and, in some cases, charged as | partment and engineers of eminence had de- of suppressing the rebellion and maintaining the tiag robbed tho city of New York, was kept in Union, and in open disregard of truth and justice pet can»ry upon the floor under his trap was sprung and Francis Ept was sented himself aa »n Englishman. Wood- is said that the Government intends not to much as $1,000 fora mere personal introduc- countenance by the favor of President Grant, | clarod indispensable. defy and denounce all soldiers and sailors who now cage, erijoying his morning bath. Upon dangling in the air. All held their Ward was Tweeds confidential man harass the troops any longer, but garrison all tion to the Secretary; that many of these and was officially recognizud by his renomina- Reposing confidence in tho patriotism of refilse to subscribe to their political opinions as breath for n moment; some, faint st in the division of tho proceeds of places, and use tho soldiers to arrive from things wefe exposea n evidence given four tion of Boss Shepherd to be a member of the these gentlemen, it was explained to them that sympathizers with the rebellion and faithless to the her return she found in one corner of the rim; thieving, and was deeply involved in Spain to protect all estates during the next years ago by Gen. W. B. Hazeu, a distinguished District Government, after his robberies had a large number of these huge, unwieldy struc- Union cause? and, the room a weasel that had enttred heart, turned their faces away hurge thh e immediatidit e rebuildinbildi g after this disclosure, President Grant's admin- strife. York. 10 dent Grant waa personally interested in tho the waters of those nverB fell too low for nav- would have been the viotim had theshouted in German. "Ob, havemer Tho immense tabernacle, with "a Convention at Cincinnati cordially indorsed the then be advanced, for the treasury had nono to THE first cars ever seen upon the maow absolute -independence if KnB3isn through alarm or because ho found that he had the South and North, and while wo are nrm in our island of Cuba were built twenty-five ping, cut the rope and let me go! wting capacity of 10,000 or 12,000, is troops are allowed to march thirougb iJouma- President and his administration; that Gov. been duped, cannot be definitely ascertained : spare, h was so far in arrears for soldiers' pay, resolve to preserve the integrity of the National Cries of horror sprang from tho aui- Mled every evening, and thousands are turned niau territory... ,lh thb preSent unsettledstate Hayes, in his letter of acceptance, announced that the result was a terrible panic, spreading and the expeuso of enlisting nnd organizing Government as settled by the stern arbitrament of years ago by tho late Isaac Keitu, of his full and hearty concurrence in the platform troops. But tueBO gentlemen did not hesitate. the sword, yet, as soldiers who were engaged in ence, while tho Sheriffs and Father Ep- away for whom there is not even ftanoinK or affairs in the republic of Mexico, the Cor.- ruin on every side. The fact of Gen. Bibcock's honorable warfare, we reccgnize the gallantry with Massachusetts, and fourteen platform greiss, now in session deem it uuadvisabje to adopted ; that no Republican State convention complicity in this conspiracy waa bronght to They opened their own purses, and, as if by ping ran to the edge of the scaft'ol J plat- room....Chicago elevators, a» per official 8K- or national convention, nor has Gov. Hayes, magic, summoned into instant activity ft multi- which those lately in arms against us sought to cars now in process of building at the • 1.185,419 bushels of whc«- hold the election which is soon in order for tho President Grant's attention some months niiintain what we believe to be a fatal error, and car manufactory of his sons iu Boatou form. "Shoot him and put him ont cf choice of members of that body. They have, ever expressed the slightest disapprobation of since by written documents and proofs, tude of skilled workmen in different shops and now, since they have accepted the results of the his misery," suggested a bystander. ils of corn ; 355,402 bushels of the crimes of the administration. towns, situated in three different States, no will soon be sent to Cuba: J bushels of rye, and 470.538 bush- however, deemed it neoceeavy that tho people but this did not prevent the Presi- war and recognized their obligations to the policy "Oh, shoot me, shoot me!" eJacuWej dent's retaining him as his Secretary and Bend- singlo establishment or city being able to oup- of the Republican party which permits tho unlaw- els of barley, making a grand total of 3,870 - should b» represented in Oongresa assembled, A CABINET OFHCEB AWAITING IMPF.ACHMENT. port the numbsr of artisans and toolfi, and the ful plundering of tho South and seeks to perpetu- Ept, who was now fully sensible: "1 M8 bushels, against 2,339,096 bushels at this and will therefore adopt the simple and unique Tlie records prove that the Seoretary of the ing him with messages to the Senate of the ate sectional prejudice in order to continue itself in THE Penobscot Indians, to the number period last year. Unitod State3. different kinds of material with tho prompt- was ten years a soldier; shoot me, aw method of perpetuating their terms of service Navy has, for years, violated very many of the ness and cslerity necessary to meet the emer- power. of 300, attended the Centennial. by oleotiug themselves to continue in oflice don't hang me like a dog." "Pull bin: THE Uta Indians in Colorado and Nuw Mexico laws governing his action without rebuke or THE GRANT FAMILY LOOKHD AFTER. gency. It will gratify you to learn that this, Btsomd^ That while we maintain that every citi- up!" oaid one of the Sheriffr. Tw aro reported to have assumed a hostile attitude j until suoh time as the nation may bo remonstrance from President Grant; that for The records prove that President Grant has under the circumstances, almost impossible zen of the country, without regard to race or color, in a proper condition to risk the or- yenrs bis former business partners, the Cat- Bliould bo protected in tho full enjoyment, of the THE MARKETS. strong men seized hold of the rope «n» to the whites, and an outbreak is sata to be violated all tho precedents of his office by pen- task was accomplinhei considerably within tho right of suffrage, we denounce the efforts of the feared at any moment. This news is rather dinary mode of choosing Congressmen.... tells, levied blackmail upon those seeking to sioning very many of his relatives upon the timo limited, and so enabied.Gen. Grant tocom - dragged the dangling victim, hand ore administration to coDtrol the elections of certain NEW YORK. disquieting, in view of the utter failure of our A telegram from Hh&nghai says an imperial oltain contracts with the department, and (bat Government. plete the armament of the ^expedition before States of this Union by tho aid of the army as a hand, to the platform. Here he * BKEVES li 50 @10 (10 campaign against the Sioux, of which it is edict has been published expressing regret for during the same period his bank account with THE PRESIDENTIAL PRESENT-TAKER. the day appointed. Tlii • wonderful perform- dangerous innovation upon the rights of the peo- the same Cattella shows much larger transac- Hoos 6 65 @ 8 50 placed in a chair, while his cries, moans highly probable the Utea have learned by tbia Mr. llnrgary's murder, and affirming the right The records prove that President Grant, in ance was only achiercd through the matchless ple, unwarranted by law, and showing a determi- 10j5«@ 11* nation upon the part of the Republican party to COTTON and pleas for mercy would have melt* of foreigners to travel through the country, tions than could have been found on his sala- executive skill of Abram S. Hewitt, who or- 1 SO i,tf .", 10 vime....James W. Gilohriat, a farmer, while contravention of all precedents of his office carry tbe coming Presidential election by force and F1.0UH— Superfine Western and to enjoy tho protection of the authorities. ry ; that he has had his private furniture 1 20 @ 1 21 a heart of stone. " Courage, my son, horse-racing with his brother-in-law, near Cal- has been in the haLit of receiving valuable gaui?ed and directed the work, and who was fraud. WHEAT —No. 2 Chicago An envoy with a letter of apology for the Yun- manufactured in the workshops of the Govern- one of Mr. Tildeu's associates in tho Trenton CORN—Western Mixed 58 @ 63 said Father Epping, " think of thest; houi,, Ma, was thrown off by the girth break- presents throughout his entiro administration, HfKolvt.il, That we return our thanks to tho last ment ; that he put in peril an enormous sum of and has frequently appointed persons making Iron Company, and, like Mr. Tilden, hau in OATS—No. 2 Chicago l.-> @ 01 ferings of our lledeemer, and be a man- ing, ins head staking a stump near the road- nau ontrage ia to go to Eqgland at oiico Government money in the attempt to prevent lion IQ of Representatives for the passage of the IIYE—Western 74 side, breaking his nock. Death ensued almost Jovellar has resigned the Captain-Generalship the largest gifts and the largest subscriptions many ways, and at different times, rendered bill equalizing tbe bounties of the soldiers and "Oh, Father Epping, for God's «* the ruin of a bankrupt banking-house, and that great aud loving servico to his country, but POBK—New Mess .. 16 75 (SIT 11 1 instantly. of Cuba. He is to be succeeded by Gen. to his campaign funds, to lucrative cfliceti. sailor.* of the Union, and we denounce the Repub- LABD—Steam $800,000 of this amount has never been recov- never paraded his well-doing, or coueut to lican Senate for defeating tho measure. cut the rope and save me," prayed t» Martinez Campos. ered i that his department was found to be AHMED INTIMIDATION. CHICAGO. A COLLISION occurred ]ant week on the La- The records prove that the President has re- make of it political or other merchandise. Resolved, That tho hope of the industry of tho BEEVES—Choice Graded Steeru 5 00 @ 5 M quivering wretch. Thus he cried m A MADRID dispatch says: "The draft is honeycombed with fraud, and run as a politi- nation now prostrated by the Infamous legislation Choice Natives • 4 SO @ -I 7.-> the trap had been readjusted, and the fayette, Muacie and Bloomington railroad cal bureau ; that the navy-yards Were crowded peatedly iuterrored in tho government of States The account made out against the Govern- of the Republican party, whereby the people have proceeding. Twenty four thousand soldiers in the South, without warrant of law, using the Cows and lleif ers 2 25 lit X 2> he was again lifted on to it. Now J with men just before the election, who were ment for performing this groat featof mechan- been robbed of just compensation for labor, de- @ 3 70 about four miles eaat of Lafayette, Ind., be- . army to intimidate Legislatures or influence Good Secoud-clasa Steers. 3 40 for Cuba were drawn yesterday, without dis- all discharged immediately afterward ; that tho ical construction embraced no charge for pends upon the success of the Democratic party, Medium to Fair 3 75 •3 4 25 nerves were unstrung, as well theyrmg- which alone cao restore confidence to the masses twoen a stcck train going east and a gravel turbanoe. and these men will soon follow the elections; that, in the case of the infamous profit, interest, agency, personal service, use Hoos—Ltvo 0 70 @G 15 House of Representatives authorized the Ju- and insure to labor fair remuneration for honest be, and he was almost as limp as a rat 1U tiie tillin Louisiana outrage, tho entire Republican Cabi- of shope, tools, or anything else, but the FtiOUlt—Fancy White Winter 7 00 (3 7 75 nf'n'/?{'"? S0f A. J. Biddlo, I 16000 who are already on their way." An- dioiary Committee to consider the proprioty of work. net, aud tho whole Republican party concurred actual money disbursed for materials and labor. Good to Choioe Spring Ex. 5 00 i,( B .'ii He never ceased begging for mercy, ta- 01 uxrord, Inn., who was in charge of the cittle I other large public meeting wasiisld in London, his lmpencbmwt, and it will doubtless report Resolved, That in the widespread prcstitution of an dw with him. After the account was approved and a voucher WHEAT—No. 2 Spring, New 1 05 UlOC in the midst of one ot, his cries the tBf „, f,, .--; &» on the engine at tho time- on Monday, to consider the Eastern question. in favor of such a Step ftt tho opening of the official dignity, iu tho debauchery and corruption THK SANTO DOMINGO CONSPMAcY. issued they had to wait many month- before No. 3 Spring 96 was sprung, and this timo tbe work * of tlio collision. Both locomotives were baillv A letter from Gladstone was read, severely at- next session ; that the Republicans reported of the civil service, in the reign of an iniquitous CORN—No. 2 42 43 The records prove that the conspiracy of tho treasury could pay them. Greenbacks, and thieving hdoiinlslralion m all of the South, in , and nine head of cattlo killed. tacking the administration for what ho calls and voted for a resolution whitewashing Secre- OATS—No. 2 ;'4 85 effectively done. the mistaken aud ruinous legislation on finance and tary Robosou, although there wero few Repub- Babcock and other memDers of the White House meanwhile, wore depreciating every day, so BYB—VO. 2 60 NEWS from Fort Fettermau states that a hay- persisting in a policy condemned by the nation in the consequent depression of commerce and in- a 111 ring, to have the island of Santo Domingo pur- tlmt the mocev in which they were repaid was 15AKI.«-No. 2, New 82 ing party of twelve men and soven ox teams and not supported by Parliament. He expresses lican journals which dared to defend him ; that dustries, wo do not recognize the signs of reviving Id ft) chased by the UDited States, in order to en- worth much less than the money they dis- BUTTER—Creamery 30 were attacked by a band of twenty or thirty the conviction that making Bosnia, Herzego- tbe single Republican member, Mr. Burleigh, welfaro or the legitimate, wholesome and honest @ 33 hance the value of concessions held by them, Eoos—Fresh 20 of Maine, who had tho courage to sign the ma- bursed. This depreciation, together with in- fruits of the war. @ 22 Indians, twenty-five miles from the above post, vina, and ltnlgaria independent of Ottoman PORK—Mees 16 75 will wonid end the controversy, but ho declares jority report against Secretary Robeson, was was abetted, whether knowingly or not. by the terest, use of tools and shops, and the value of lieeolveii, That in tho name of patriotism and to @17 00 badly wounding John Ottene, wagonmanter, President, and that the cost to the country of personal services rendered, would make a very LABD ho ha? exhausted all hope that the Government defeated for rcnomination, miJTeriug tlie samo insure the pursuits of peace and a healthier tone ST. LOUIS. and killing one horse. Two of tho paitv, out this eoheme was $2,000,000; and that, for'Mr. large loss, or patriotic offering, whichever you of public looralB, we do hereby demand a change hunting, heard a war oong, and hastened to Will see the true merits of the case. fate as Bristow at Cincinnati aiid Evarto in WHEVT -NO. 3 Red Fall 1 20 @ 1 New York; that Mr. Burleigh's defeat was Sumnor's opposition to this scheme in the Sen- choose to call it, in this single matter, for of administration that a change of polic; may re- CORN—.Western Mixed 41 (A the tram, which mm immediately prepared for sult, and, to this end we invite tho co-operation of everywhere known to be due to his fearloss- ate, he was deposed, at the express desire of which they asked no indemnity, then or siuco, OATS—No. 2 33 S DRUGS defense. Pont of the men started to find tho The Missouri Bandits. the President, from the place he had filled with and never complained tliat the Government all, without regard to past party tics, who think tbe 58 @ iieSs lii eipaalhg Bspttblitsan rascality. crisis has come- when just legislation and rigor in RYU—NO. 2 Indians, which they did, and made a lively re- honor for many years at the head of the Com- could not use them better. . publio life can alone bring an era of WIBO and PORK—Mess 17 60 1.1 1. treat, hotly pursued by Indians to within ttfty The J:\nies and lounger brothers—the WHERE THE CAMTAKiN FOR HAYFs'lK BLST. mitteo on Foroigu Relations. Such patriotic liberality, on tho part of Mr. peaceful Rovernmeut. LARD in ,., Hoos « 70 «s l> yarrta of tho train, when eight men sent a vol- Missouri bandits—are the relics of the The records prove that under a Republican QUART HELPING IIIK HKOTHKIt S OPERATIONS. Tildeuaudhis associates of tho Tienton Iron Rrxolccd, That the assumption that tho Union m 6 reds who Secretary of the Interior frauds equally upon CATTLE 2 00 @ 4 f.. ^i ' ^treated to the shelter onee-fanious, or infamous, Quantrell The records prove that Gon. Grant, while Company, you may aaf ely believe was emulated was saved by a party aud not by tho whole people MILWAUKEE. 01 tuo blnffs and oommenced firing upon the the tax-payer and the Indian have been com- General of tho army, gave a relative an ap- by nono of the men who now are so loud in his irrespective of party is false, slanderous, and un- WHEAT—No. 1 1 19 n was at a band of border ruffians. For years these patriotic; that it discredits the living aud dishonors a i mitted with impunity, amounting annually to pointment on learning fioni him by letter that detraction. It would, 1 think, bo difficult to 08 ii J • ' disadvantage, and eom- the dead, and we solemnly donounce the assump- No. 2 1 @ 1 "boys" have ravaged and "plundered hundreds of thousands of dollars; that the find one of them who, in the essential attri- CORN—No. 2 ellod it to move 200 yards, audthe flghtcon- ho was to bo paid for it; that Gon. Grant, while tion. H. A. Tremaine & CJ. near y four hour8 Tll throughout the South weft without let ot perpetrators want unpunished, Rud the chief 33 t °ZSr ' - « number o f reds President, has kept his brother. Orvillo Grant, but » of good citizenship, is worthy to unloose Remlv.d, That in 8. 3. Tilden and T. A. Hendricke OATS—No. 2 hindrance, but venturing too far North, perpetrator, Columbus Delano, retired after fully informed of vacancies likely to occur in tbf latchet of his shoe. RXB 63 was unknown. Two were Been to drop. we rtcognize statesmen who have given assurances f)7 fli* to n. w. EBLIS & CO.) years of service with a handsome testi- post-tr«'le>'3hips and Indian agencies, aud that, in their careers of a will and a way to redeem the BARI^EV—No. 2 recently, were checked in their career in ] f it were necessary I conld go on multiply- CINCINNATI. monial from President Grant: that 1111- by this means, Orville Grant was enabled to ing instances aud ovidenco in support of my country from the control of rings, to prosecute t I Minnesota, for the first timo. They have dor this same Secretary of the Interior plans of civil-service reform, to restore tho majesty WHEAT 112 @ 1 18 & blackmail many applicants into giving him averment to you, that on my personal knowl- CORN 47 @ IS A re at cl *' I robbed expross companies, railroad pension frauis were committed amount- of local self-governme-nt on the basis of the con- daLfa™: i *o °veUnd, O'aio, last week, a share in the profits of their places, in return edge the cliargo of disloyalty against Mr. Til- OATH 33 cr. as ing to $400,000, which were exposed by a Uemo- stitution, and issue fruitful blessings of prosperity destroyed 6250,000 worth of property. tiains, banks, fair grounds, and indi- for his influence: that to this way Orville Grant den is untrue; and I have no doubt that all tho and peace, and wo do hereby pledgt them our RYK 66 fc* M ANN ARBOR, MICH. viduals for the past t«n years of an oratic House, but tho perpetrators of which are obtainod and still holds large interoste in post- other charges made against him are ec]nal]y hearty and undivided support. POBK—Mess 17 25 @17 •>l THE SOUTH. aggregate sum ot probably one-quarter still unpunished by the liepublican adminis- traderships and Indian agencies, into which he untrue, for they are inconsistent with tbo high LABD 10)4® A KIU,IX» frost, extending as far southward tration ; that Columbus Delano's appropriate put no capital; that all these facts were ad- character which he has borne through a long TOLEDO. as Vicbsburg and Shruvepoit, sprei'.d over the of a million of dollars, and had come to successor, Zucbariah Chandler, has been placed mitted by Orville Grant in his testimony beforo and very active business life, and with the cor- WHEAT—Extra 1 20 % 1 suppose their " facilities" for making at the head of the National Ropublican Com- Amber 1 18 @ 1 SoiUhorn country on tho night of Oct. 2. Tb# the Houso Committee. dial fellowship and esteem of so many good CORN 48 <<4 tobacco throughout Western Kentucky and money as endless, until they struck the mittee, and is managing the campaign for Oov. mou, who would acorn instead of respecting Hayes tho Candidate ot the American Al- Hayes, presenting a »pectaelo of the neglect of OFFICIAL KIDNAPPING. OATB-NO.2 38 @ Tenneoseo in badly nipped and seriously in- people of Minnesota and got struck Tlie records prove that during the investiga- him if ho were the calculating villain which his liance—Detail* ot ni« Nomination—His EAST LIBERTY, VK. ofliciai decency in high placcH never before political enemies paint. Interview With tho Committee—His I-ek- Hoos—Yorkers 5 03 @6 A FIRST CLASS ured. Tho tobacco prospect, previously verv back. Tho Younger brothers and four witnessed in this country. tion by the House of tho Santo Domingo job, unfavorable, is cut short more than one-third officers of tbe secret service formed a con- tor of A<•<•*'ptance.—Tho Oath—No For- Philadclphias 6 50 (4 6 of their assistaute have been either cap eign-Born Citizen to Vote or Hold Office CATTLE—Best 4 76 % 5 by tin's calamity. The cotton crop is mature A DEFABTMENT OF INJUSTICE. spiracy to kidnap a witness, Raymond II. Per- hired or killed, and the only pity is that The record* pi'oiy that Attorney General — Exposure of tho Secrets of the Order. Medium 4 10 C4 5 and will not be hurt. It is the earliest froet ry, upon a fabricated chargo ; and they did not CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS. SHEEP 3 50 @ 5 tho two James brothers should have Williams, while at the head of the Department make the attempt, which happily failed in the At the Convention of the American Alliance, experienced in the South for eleven years. been permitted to escape and return to of Justice, supported his private carriages and end, without orders from high authority. heid in Philadelphia on tlie 4th of July last, from the Mas»ii'inwi'i[i Detroit Prices Current. Drug Store. Tin: thirty-first annual meeting of the Na- Missouri. 'Die men now iu jail at l<'aii- horses out cf the contingent fund of the de- THK PARTY ItUlNH 70,000 NKrr bu * 1 07 tional Grand Lodge of Odd Fellowo (colored) baultwill bo tried and sent to prison, Tlie record.* prove that the Republican party, wtiro noiniuafd a» the candidates of the Wheat, ainlxr, per bu 1 07 u 1 '» most all the Republican officials ; that, with an- wliich claimed to be tho especial guardian of the Party in Power. American Alliance for President and Vice- was held at Memphis last week. I'orty-six probably for life, o« the laws of Minne- Corn, per bu ^ 35 0 8a other of President Grant's Attorney Generals, the negroes of the South, deluded them into in- QuiN(!y. Sept. 25, 1877. president of tho United States. Clover Beed, per bu 7 15 a 7 is delegates were in attendance. sota permit the deepest-dyed murderer Mr. Akermau, he diverted $84,000of the funds trusting their savings to the Freedman's Sav- Daniel Miigonn, Jr., Chairman N, Y. Stale. Demo- Timothy seed, per bu 1 70 ••'• 1 75 On the 5th of July, in one of the parlors of A l-ii'.K at Houston, Texas, laet week, de- to escape tho death-penalty by pleading of the department to election purposes in New igs Bank, and then robbed them of evory cratic Commitler. Oat*, per bu (S M York— a proceeding for which the President and the Continental Hotel, Oov. Hayes received a Barley, per 100 lb» 1 Oil (4 1 59 stroyed tlie entiro block on the east side of guilty, and the rest of the robbers, now cent. By this cruel theft 70.003 negro depos- DSAB put: Absence from home has prevented these two Cabinet officers have been censured by tors were robbed of $3,000,000. me from answering promptly your letter of tho committee from that convention, of which Rye, per bu 50 (» OS Maiu street, between Proaton and Congress. safe in Missouri, will doubtless confine a committee of the House ; that, with the coa- Lamb, of Ohio, was Chairman, which com- App'.ei. per brl 1 01) (3 1 IS A (IHEAT REPUBLIOAN JOB FRUSTBATED. 20th mst. If I were younger, it -would bo an Beans, unpicked, per bu 91) @ 1 20 DRUGS AMD DYE STDER Among the buildings destroyed were somo of any further operations to the borders of nivance of another Attorney General, Edwards Tlie records prove that the attempt of the agreeable duty to perform the ta«k to which mittee informed llavos of bit nomination ; and Beans, picked, per bu 1 25 ® I 30 the haudfloaeat business stmctnres in the city. civilization. Pierrepont, a Jotter wa<> written to District At- Republican Senate to revive the franking priv- you invite mo. But I have not done anything Hayes thereupon thanked the committee and liutter, per lb 19 | W The Weatorn Union telegraph ofiico was torneys during tho trial of Gen. Babcock ft>r ilege was frustrated by tho Domoc atic House. of tlio kiucl for fifteen years, and am now iu accepted the nomination. Beeswax, per lb 2S <3 30 IM 7 burned, and communication by telegraph was conspiracy, to prevent conclufivo testimony WHAT T1IK DEMOCRATS HAVE DONE IN ONE YEAK. my 70th yoar. Should I accept one invitation, Ou the 9th of July, 187G, the resolutions of Oiiltr, per gal S THERK has been an interesting in- Dried apples, per lb 4 interrupted. Tho Ions is $350,000 ; insurance, being given against him by an accomplice; Tlie records prove that the heads of the I should probably give rise to ethers which the convention, with a copy of the constitution 9 *H Patent Medicines, quiry in Paris lately as to which trees that this is shown by the testimony of Bluford Drcsted Uogt, per 100 lbs 7 50 •T220,000. Republican departments estimated their ex- would have an equal claim. My indgnient is, of the order, tbe oatli, the address and a certi- Eggs, perdoz 17 @ 8 0(1 stand town life, best, and it is decidej Wilson, late Republican Solicitor of the Treas- penses for tho current year at ••? 173,590,822, ttiat I bad hotter stay at homo, lot I think I ficate of honorary membership were duly pre- @ 18 WASHINGTON. Hop«, perlb 5 that beyond all question no tree is EO ury ; that tho leltev. which Mr. Pierrepout said peiDg an increase on tho appropriations of laU fully appreciate tho importauceof this canvass. sented to Mr. Hayes, at Columbue. Ohio, by Hay, timothy, per ton f> 00 O 27 was not to bo made public, was given to ISau- year or #25,425,608, mado undoubtedly with a It is narrowing itself daily more and more into n special eomniittee of live, of which Wm. T. Hay, mixed, per ton 7 00 I() (id A. B. MULI.ETT, former Supervising Architect good for urban wants as the plane. Tho coca's counsel and mado public by him ; that TOILET & PERFUMERY ARTICLE <>f the Treasury, has boon apjiointcd by Secre- same verdict is returned in London. view to the purposes of the campaign ; that the a struggle between the people and tho mana- Black waa Chiiirnifir.. H&ycB accepted, thanked Uay, marsh, per ton ..'. 5 00 Presidout Grant took pains to ascertain the Democratic Houso estimated that tho Govern- gers who bold tho official organization of the the committee, and said he would make formal Straw, per tou 5 OH in-. 6 60 tary Morrill to superintend the construction of Smoke does not seem to affect tusni, aid Potetoen, per mi 70 14 W .:—^ . x~ ~~~» „ ,' " . evideno9 agiinst liaUcock from air. JJrietow ment could be honestly and economically ad- country for their own oxclusivo benefit. From acknowledgment iu writing. On the 10th of tho public buildings now in process of build- tho days of tho Credit Mobilior, down to the Honey, comb, per lb 17 « 18 ing throughout the country.... Hon. Philip B. lew HUM speoimens of this graceful UDCI »,,d Mr. Wilson, who could not refuse to givo ministered for*109,244.140;that, yielding some July, 187C, throngh Alfred E. Lee, his private Chickens, per pair points demanded by the Ropublican Semite, the last exposures mado by tho investigations of tho no Prescriptions Compound* Foukc, formerly a Representative in CongrocH secretary, ho did make formal acknowledg- Chickens, dressed, per lb nmbrageOQS trco can bis seen than those ! iant dt otha himt largel, andy communicateby means ot dthi its toprostitutio Babcockn; appropriations were finally iixed at $120,611,871; last Congress, there is only one conclusion to Turkeys, dressed, ptr lb fiomllhuoi-s and a warm personal and politi- , ment, aud indicated to the society that he All Hoars. in Berkeley square in that city. of justice BabcDck escaped conviction. that tho saving offoctod by the House on tho be drawn, ami thatis the prevalence of corrup- would put them in tho way of getting money Turkeys, lire, per lb eal friend of the lato Stephen A. Douglas (lied I A tion almost ovorywhero in the Republican Tallow, perlb THE school system ia New York city DISGRACEFUL DIPLOMATIC BBBVIOX. expenditure of tho previous year, was ••529,944,- to help cany the election. in Washington last week. 252, and on tho sum demanded for this year organization. The honest meu do indeed make Hi|i«teiicy : that aluicat tliu tirxl Mil of oui York under a Ropublioiu administration iu and Black, of PeunaylvauK The committee Wood, soft, per cord (JOG subsidiary sifter The Comptroller of is ftQff from stnr 1874, tlie year boforo («ov. Tilden's inaugura- material change (or the better has yet been j Wood, beech and maple, per cord ; nrst jaioiBtei 'abroad. Gen. Sohonck, was to effected, which waited upon him at Columbus was com- Wood, Mckoty, per ooril f}« ^itfwjwy UM (Wiled forrepor* f*?94' Bkins, j ,)rint , treatise on poker-pl»ying j n,,:t ho tion, were *15,727,482 ; that in 1876 they are posed of William T. Black, of Pennsylvania ;