AGRICULTURAL AND DOMESTIC.

The Farmer. A. farmer furrowed his swarded field, PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING And faltered not for the day ; le felt from the north a frost-wind blow. n the third story of the brick block corner of Main And the path of the snu was gray, mid Huron streets, \na Ike wheat-bird's whistle he heard from tho ANN ARBOR, - - MICHIGAN. bon^h, Vnd he knew that tho weevil oft followed the Entrance on Huron street, opposite the Gregory plough. House. le bent his lowly form to the task, Believing his labor a prayer; ED1T0U AND PUBLISHER. That afternoon he called me into his appeared in this city on Wednesday of or the manner of doing it. Thus it oc- Oh, the deeply deceptive young turtle ! light purpose. If she should speak to opinion I'* own room, atld told me what had hap- last week, claiming to be able to restore casions a waste of time, which is of more fairs, and lose very little of their beauty S & WOHDBN, 20 South Main street, The double-faced, glassy-cased turtle ! ''Let us leave her out of this dis- pened to Mm, almost as it is worded here. importance than is generally imagined. for years. \ W Auu Arb>r, Mich., wholesale and retail deal- The green, but a very ?Jtccfc-turtle t you, take good heed of what she says, the missing boy to his parents, has as ers in Dry Goods, Carpets and Groceries. —St. Xicholas for August. for—for the sake of her who loves you.'' cussion. She knows nothing about it." He had evidence (acquired since morn- suddenly disappeared. Nothing can so effectually obviate A OOEBESPONDENT of the Mirror and ' • Why not say ' for my sake ?'" "And yet she prepared me for this— ing) which proved beyond the possibili- "George" was last seen on Market the evil as an established system, made Farmer says: "Two years ago the ACK & SCHMID, dealers in Dry Goods, pleasure," said Frank, dryly. ty of doubt that Annie was miles away known to all who are actors in it, thai Groceries, Crockery, etc., No. 54 South Main TVARJIED OF A WARDING. "Well, then, for my sake." street, below Third, on last Tuesday, on Colorado beetle attacked my potato streetM. " And who is this mysterious coun- "Never mind. I repeat, she knows from the house when what he took for which occasion he was in conversation all may be enabled thereby to do their crop. After trying various things with- selor?" nothing about my present object. If her spoke to him in the library. I heard with Mr. Boss, and promised to again parts to advantage. This gives ease to out success, I "stumbled on a cask of ACH & ABEL, dealers in Dry Goods, Gro- If the reader who has this page before she did, I am afraid she would not much B ceries, etc., No. 2G South Main street, Ann "Never mine!." him out, and made the usual reply. He meet the latter next day. At that time the principal conductors of the business, lime which had become air-slaked. 1 Arbor, Mich. his eyes be one of those who will believe " Oh, but I do mind. If there is any- assist me, for she is proud of her great had been dreaming—his nerves were out Mr. Boss, either in his indignant belief and is more satisfactory to the persons commenced to dust it on the tops, and only what they understand, or who—be- athlete. I am old enough to be herof ord«r. who immediately overlook it, less harass- wherever it fell on the slugs they turned H. WAGNER, dealer in Beady-Made Cloth- cause some imposters, pretending to thing I hate, it is the idea of any one that the mulatto was trying to deceive . W ing, Cloths, Cassirueres, Yeatings, Trunks, coming between you and me. When I mother, and" (with a bright smile) "They are now," he said ; " but sup- him, or else through his excitement and iing to the laborers, as well as moreblack and soon dropped off and died. I Carpet Bags, etc., 21 South Main street. deal with, the supernatural, have been " am not in love with you, so I can talk pose any one had asked you about them desire to get at the full possession of beneficial to the employer. passed over the field three times between exposed—treat with ridicule the idea have something to say to you, I say it sense. Now, really, what is there worth FREDERICK SCHAEBERLE, teacher of right out, and I want you to do the the day before yesterday, what would what information the man had, said: "If Under this view of the subject, the hoeing and blossom time, and found it J. the PIANO, VIOLIN AND GUITAR. that spirits can or will interpose in thesame. Is this person a friend ?" winning that you have not already won ? you have said ?" I but made the effort I could have you not only sure death to the larvse, but Re^ifrJiice southeast corner Main and Liberty affairs of mortals here below, let him Why risk defeat?" prineipal service which you can rendei also of great benefit to the crop. Last stress, Ann Arbor, Mich. skip the whole article, and go on to the "A great friend." Had I been obliged to reply, I must hung!" "George" shortly afterwards me is to explain to the overseers (who "Then introduce us, and let us all " 1 am not afraid of that." have admitted that a less nervous per- left, and has been seen no more since. year I tried the same remedy on another next. He will have a very good dime's " The confidence of the man! Well, will be furnished with duplicates) the part of the town with the same good re- NOAH W. OHEEVEB, worth without it. To the more tolerant three talk it over, whatever it is; or, son, in the sense of being likely to give It was rumored that orders had been plan, in all its parts, which is hereafter better still, hear what she has to say, I'll put it anothe lway. Why not give way to delusion^, could hardly be found, given to the police to pick him up sult." I would explain that I tell thi« tale as it some one else a chance ? Do you think detailed ; to hear their ideas with reapecf ATTORNEY AT LAW. and tell me yourself." but he did not wait for an answer, and wherever found, but Lieut. Crout, who to the order in which the different sorts A COBRESPONDENT of the Boston Culti- was told to me, suppressing real names it is fair to monopolize all the Slory and went on : Office in Probate Office, Ann Arbor, Mich. and altering th» nCehe, according to a " We can not always manage that such was a ked about the matter yesterday, of works therein pointed out shall suo vator gives his experience in the growth things as these should come exactly as silver cups? You greedy giant I" states 'that no such order has been given promise I have made. I will not attempt This shot went home. Frank despised "As for dreaming, that is—excuse ceed each other, for the purpose of car of forest trees. Norway spruce and to aowftnt for anything. The main facts we wish," she answered, in a low, sad me, doctor—absurd. I was wide-awake that he has heard of. rying it on to the best advantage ; toScotch larch were planted, and in nine EVERYBODY SAYS THAT voice. "pot-hunters," Was he a pot-hunter Mr. Boss, it is said, is convinced that wore narrated by a person sane iu mind himself 1 on Tuesday evening, and I did not go to correct any erroneous projects they maj years the spruce trees were fifteen feet and strong of body—a man of singular- "No; but don't you think, Annie, bed for an hour at least after my visitor the mulatto has seen Charley since the seem disposed to adopt ; and then to high, with twelve feet spread of top. In REVENAUCH " There, I see you are coming round," left me on Thursday night. Now let us latter's abduction, and this. fact alone see that they adhere strictly to whatevei ly truthful disposition. The sequel I that my receiving a lady in my room is his visitor resumed, pursuing her advan- fourteen years the larch were thirty feet IS THE witnessed with my own eyes, so younot as good an arrangement as could be consider the surroundings. I wasmade the bereaved father anxious to f ully may be resolved ou, and that they are high, with a spread of twenty feet, and may be quite sure that you will not come made?" tage. " Promise me that you will stick warned of a warning ! Warned in the test the man's statements. These were always (except when otherwise permit a circumference of four feet at the base. Boss Photographer of Ann Arbor. to your books like a good boy, take a i kindest, gentlest manner. Why ? If I never very definite, except in the one par- ted} on theii- farms and with their pe« across the old familiar "dodge" of "I told you not to be surprised if she splendid degree, and give up rowing One larch was forty feet high in seven- making wonders turn out to be "thecame. I did not say positively that she had been unprepared for the second ticular that he (the mulatto) had hadpic. The work, under such circum teen years, Silver maple trees planted 28 East Huron Street, upstairs. and all that sort of thing, once and for- manifestation, it would have startled, charge of Charley Soss for about nine stances, will go on smoothly ; and tha baseless fabric of a vision." would come." ever." in 1864 are now thirty feet high, and "If she does come, it will be with shocked me. Why was I—a hale, strong months, and Knows where he is now,tho stock may be well fed, littered, anc seven to ten inches in diameter at the In the year 1864, when I firstme t " Would it be indiscreet to inquire man, as you and all the rest thought me and could get him if proper measures taken care of according to directions, base. Elms planted in 1856 now range BROS. Frank Conroy, he was a handsome, your consent ?" T " She could not do so -without.'"' whom I have been ao fortunate as to in- •—to be guarded against a shock ? W by were taken. He did not seem very will be necessary to inspeot the conduc from thirty to forty feet high, and are brave, simple-minded boy. Eleven spire with such a deep interest in my was I to be turned from pursuits which anxious to get money from Mr. Boss, of tha overseers* in this particular, anc fifteen in diameter. 32 East Huron Street, years later I snw him again. He was a "Theri you won't be jealoub?" he affairs?" DEALERS IN asked, without a smile. you and all the rest would have said yes- whom he never asked for any, but sim- those also whose immediate business great deal bigger, but very little changed* "Ah! do not be sarcastic. You can terday had made me so hale and soply said it would take about forty dollars is to attend upon them, with a watchf u THE POLICEMAN OF THE WOODS.— The same dark-brown curly bait with a "There will be no cause for jeal- PiCtURE FRAMES, BRACKETS AKD ousy." not tell how it pains me," she said. He strong, by supernatnral means ? Bead for himself and those who were to ac- eye, otherwise, find generally in sever Tap! tap! tap! sounds out clear from VIOLIN STRINGS. glint of red in it, tho same laughing looked up, and felt a power of tender, that," company him to make the trip to where weather, when attention and care ar the woods, as if a young drummer were Uffi blue eyes, the same almost-girlisk smile, "Ton seem to be in a very strange sad pleading which quite subdued his trying to beat a tattoo. The noise humor to-day, dear." He handed me a letter—the one he the child is. most needed, they will be most neg the same contempt for all that was mean impulse to resent her interference. "I The general impression is that lected. really comes from a bright-looking bird, or cruel; only he didn't burst out cry- " Why do you think that?" have no right, I know," she continued, had read at breakfast. It was from the perched up high on some tall oak—now J. H. NICKELS, "Your voice andmanner are changed. Secretary of a life-insurance company, "George" should not have been left to Economy in ail things is as com ing now when touched by such things. " to ask this promise for myself. I am come and go at his own will and pleas- on one side and then on the other, some- He stood six-feet-one in his rowing Are you ill, darling? Is—" nothing to you; but I love Annie—oh ! thanking him for the preference he had mendable in the manager as it is bene- times with head downward, and then TRESH & SALT MEATS, "Stay where^ you are," she again in- shown the seciety, but declining his ure. If he was a "beat" and his object Acial and desirable to the employer ; shoes, and I would just as soon have a how fondly ! I plead for her, and this I was to make money, he deserved im- clinging to the under side of a large Hams, Sausages, tard, etc., mule kick me as feel the full weight of terrupted, motioning liim back to his say, solemnly, Frank Conroy; if your af- proposal. and, on a farm, it shows itself in noth- branch, occasionally knocking vigorous- seat. "This will pass. Let us say no prisonment for attempting to extort ing more evidently, or more essentially, STATE STREET, OPPOSITE NORTHWEST COK- his arm. A gentle giant, this Frank fection be as deep as she deserves it " The -week before last," he continued, money, and if he really knew anything ly with his bill, as though he were at a NEB Of UNIVERSITY CAMPUS. Conroy, with fair abilities, good pros- more on the subject. Give me your should be, you will not hesitate. Man," I was examined by their medical of- than in not suffering tho provender to be friend's house and in haste to be invited solemn promise that you will.not say important of the whereabouts of Charley wasted, but, on the contrary, in taking Orders promptly filled. Farmers having meals pects, a happy home, troops of friends, man, what is success, in a game, that you ficer—as a matter of form, they said. HeBoss, he could have been convicted on in. It is the woodpecker, or, as he to sell should give him a call. 1568-yl and the sweetest girl in Virginia loving another word about it—only remember." should prefer it to the happiness of themeasured me round the chest, and care that every atom of it be used to themight be called, the policeman of the "Well, dear, I think that is the very his own statements of concealment of best advantage ; and, likewise, in not him with all her heart. This was Annie woman you love?" tapped and stethoscoped me, and this is the child and imprisoned, as Westervelt woods ; for it is his business to keep the Annesley, the only daughter of a planter best thing I can do, for really—" the result." permitting the ploughs, harness, and trees free from any insects or grubs who "You seem in earnest." has been. In either event imprisonment other implements of husbandry, and THE ANN ARBOR whose fortunes had survived the ravages "Promise." "lam in earnest." '' Insurance companies have all sorts would probably soon have revealed his love to make a meal from the soft green of the civil war, and who lived in a "I promise—there ! And now—" of crotchets—" I began. the gears belonging to them, to be un- wood and often do great damage, even " Well, 111 talk it over with her." true character, and if guilty of duplicity necessarily exposed, trodden under foot, grand old house on the James river, "No, you shall not move. Let me "Think it over by yourself first," "Doctor," he interrupted, quietly and attempted swindling he would well causing the death of the tree. Mr. SAVINGS BANK some fifty miles above Richmond. Her go. I will come down again in a few taking off his coat and vest, and slipping run over by carts and abused in other Woodpecker's practised eye can tell at minutes. Be a good boy, Frank, and said his visitor, after a pause, during merit his punishment, while, if his state- respects. More good is derived from at- Arbor, Michigan. mother had died when she was a child. which she seemed to be struggling the brace off his left shoulder, "you ments were honest he would bo com- a glance where one of these burglars is Annie was petite, of course, or shelet me have my way." know as well as I do what it means. tending to the minutise of a farm than t work. Woe unto him when he finds Receives deposits of One Dollar and upwards and with something she wished to add, pelled to divulge his full information on strikes people at first view ; and examin- would not have had big Frank at her He turned round, half vexed, to putand dared not. "And if you canThere is something wrong—awfully the subject. ; out! for he is quickly captured, and allows Five per cent, interest on all deposits re- Any feet; and there was a roundness away his notes, and when he looked up wrong—here " (placing his hand on his ing the farm-yard fences, and looking Mr. Woodpecker makes a fine meal of not resolve—as I pray you may—then into the fields to see that nothing is maining three months or longer. and softness about the lower part of her again she was gone. you can tell her what has passed to- heart). "That is why I was warned lim as his reward.—The Banner. NTEREST COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY. 'ace which appeared to be of the wax- against a surprise ; that is why my poor Custer as a Logician. there except what ought to be there, He kept his promise, and he had his night. Good by. God bless and guide One day a trooper, whose joints were are oftentimes the means of producing Also, buys and sells U. S. Bonds, Gold, Silver and doll order until- you had taken in herreward. Annie was even more than you!" She kissed her hand to him, and darling's dead mother conjured me to About the Home. Interest Coupons, and New York, Detroit and Chi- eyes and brow. I say "taken in," be- avoid violent sports ; that" is why thestiff and whose bones ached from more good, at least of avoiding more usually bright and loving all the rest of passed out into the bright moonlight. riding an ugly horse, fell out of his seat evil, than can be accomplished by riding GBAPE CATSOT.—Take five pounds of CBS*) Exchange. cause they grew upon you. She was not that evening. The next day passed as "I ought to have thanked her, any- insurance company rejected me ; that is grapes and one pint of vinegar ; cook Also sells Sight Drafts on Great Britain, Ireland, a reigning belle, however. Frank why I confide in yoii. Now tell me the of fours on drill, and declared he would from one working party or overseer to usual, and on the next but one there how," he mused, when she had gone. be shot before he would drill another another. I have mentioned these things ntil you can strain through a seive ; to Germany, or any other part of the European Con- snapped her up as soon as she came out was a picnic, which would not have end- " What an unmannerly dog she'll think truth." he juice add two pounds of sugar, one tinent. —that was one reason. She did noted as pleasantly as- it began but for big half hour. He was on his way to the not only because they have occurred to This Bank is organized under the General Bank- consider dancing the German as the end me ! She's not far wrong. I ought to I placed my ear to his side, and took guard house when Custer rode up, or- me, but because, although apparently ablespoonful of cinnamon, half a toble- Frank. He turning by the light of thegive other fellows a turn, and I'm not three different soundings. Then I told dered his release, and requested his pres- trifles, they prove far otherwise in the pooniul of salt, one of black pepper, ing Law of this State. The stockholders are indi- and object of existence ; and she carmoon- , tho negro coachman (who had sure whether a lighter man at No. 3— him, as carelessly as I could, that 1 had nd one of cloves ; cook down to two vidually liable to the amount of their stock, and ried too many guns for the ' beaux of taken more champagne heel-taps than ence at headquarters. The sulky-tem- result. the whole capital is security for depositors, while ;he period—that was another. There Well, I'll sleep on it. Who the deuce no stethoscope with me, and he was too pered trooper followed the General, won- [uarts. conduced to careful driving) managed to can she be?" agitated just then for a fair examination. dering if he was not to be placed against The account for the present quarter with Banks of issue the capital is invested for the were ups and downs, in and outs, in the put the two off wheels of the carriage " I'll see if I can't borrow some tools," must be made final, as an entire new MOCK MINCE PEES.—To mince-pie security of bill-holders. This fact makes this In- haracters of this pair which favored which contained the Annesley party into Who the deuce can she be ? was the the fence and shot. Custer had far differ- scene will take place afterward. In overs, the following is a nice summer stitution a very safe deposit of moneys. question which filled his inind when he I said, " and see you to-morrow morn- ent intentions. Bidding the trooper sit substitute for the real article : One cup the forging of an excellent weld when the ditch at a turn in the road where the ing, when you will be more composed." doing this, advertise in the Alexandria Married Women can deposit subject to their own the great hammer-man, Love, should horses could not get a straight pull at it, woke—much earlier than visual—in the down, the General calmly inquired : paper for the claims of every kind and of vinegar, two cups of water, one cup drafts only. place them, all aglow, on his anvil. At and ten miles from home ! Frank just morning, and diligent inquiries made of " As you will," he replied; "but you " Why did you refuse to dull?" nature whatsoever against me to beof sugar, one of molasses, one cup of Money to JLoan on Approved Securities. first big Frank was inJolent, little Annie lifted the whole thing out bodily—An- all the servants about failed to satisfy it. are mistaken about composure. I shall " Because I am tired out and shaken brought to you by the 1st of January, hopped raisins, two of bread-crumbs, ambitious ; he was realistic, she roman- Should he ask Annie? No; ho was anever be more composed than I am at up and I know all about every drill." one-half cup of butter, and two eggs. DUIECTOES—B. S. Smith, E. A. Beal, C. Mack, W. nie and all; for (as he said with one of this moment." that I may wipe them off, and begin on D. Harriman, W. Deubel, W. W. Wines, D. Hiscock. tic ; he somewhat too easy-going to keep his cheery laughs) "You don't weigh little piqued with Annie. It was absurd "When I took this brigade," said the a fresh score. All balances \n my favor Spices to suit. This is for six pies. off foes, she somewhat too given to cyn- to suppose thai; these two were not in j " How can you say so, after your at- Genera], " I thought I knew just how to OFFICERS: any thing." Then he drove them j( ' must either be received, or reduced to IBONING.—To iron smoothly,purchase C. MACK, Pres't. W. W. WINES, Vice-Pros't. icism to gain friends. In a short time home, leaving Sambo to sober himself And how unfair to make him tack only a few hours ago? " I asked. command it. I have learned something specialties, that there may be no dis-a few cents' worth of beeswax and rub it C. E. HISCOCK, Cashier. they began to rub off each others' an- by a walk. promise not to speak of what should That is all over. I know all now." new every day ; I shall always be learn- putes hereafter. over the leaves of a thin pamphlet, which gle?, and to fill up each others' deficien- pass, and then send this person to lec- "Tush I" I sneered, trying to get out ing. If you refuse to drill all others will lave been heated through with the nat- cies. He was 21, and she 18, and they "I wonder if Samson was much ture him! True, ho had " this person's" of my difficulty by appearing impatient. soon refuse. Then the discipline will GEORGE WASHINGTON. were to be married as soon as he hadstronger than you are?" said Annie, as To James Alexander, Manager of the Farms ron. Keep it with the ironing sheet he kissed her good-night, looking up, permission to talk it over with Annie if "You knoiv absolutely nothing." relax, men and horses forget, and in our and blanket, and when the flatironsar e W. A. LOVEJOY, taken his degree. he could not make up his mind to follow " All right, doctor," he said, with one first action we shall be cut to pieces for Why All Sevada Rivers Rnn into the ;o be used rub them over the waxed sur- full of lore and prido, into his hand- her advice; but ho had done so, andof his bright smiles, and resuming his want of intelligent maneuvering. I want some face. you to be a man, and yet you must be a face ; then wipe gently on a soft cloth. In all sorts of athletic contests and "Poor old Samson! His strength there was an end of that part of the case. coat; " I admit it. 1 don't know how I It is a well-known peculiarity of ourShirt bosoms can be easily ironed in this exercises he had already graduated with He had made a sacrifice much against breathe or how I swallow. I don't know machine to obey." Washoe rivers, says the Virginia City manner. Tobacconist! the highest honors. In pnblic little did not do him much good, after all," the grain, and therefore—man like—he how I was borp or what will happen to The soldier was silent. Enterprise, that they all sink into the Annie rather discouraged these pursuits, he laughed. hedged by getting cross with a woman. make me die. I don't know why I wink "I rido five miles-to your one," con- earth. Each river empties into what is BEEF STEAK WITH ONIONS.—Broil the but her heart glowed with delight when "Oh, Frank! It saved his country, He wandered about from his room to an eye when a grain of dust comes along tinued the General. " I sleep three or called its "sink," or lake. None of steak and cover with onions prepared as DEALS IN the Harvard boat dashed first under the and helped him to a glorious end. I another, fretting, fidgeting, unsettled. in the air. But I do breathe and swal- four hours ; you sleep seven or eight. I them get out of the State or empty into iollows : Brown a quarter of a pound string, and No. 3, the CaptaiD, was car- think there is nothing in history so He tried to read. He opened one book, low. I have been born and I shall die; have 4,000 men to care for ; you have the sea. This curious fact was once cu- of butter in a frying pan ; add one cup ried out of it in triumph. She tore her splendid as the retribution he worked and it was too heavy ; another, and itand somehow the grain of dust will be only your horse. I have a thousand com- riously accoimted for by a queer old fel- boiling water, a little salt and pepper. FINE-CUT AND SMOKING pretty lace handkerchief into shreds on his persecutors—crushing tlifim in the was too flippant. He went out into the Icaught on my eyelash. I don't know plaints to listen to ; yoti have none. I low who made his home in the shadow Into this put ten onions, cut up finely, during the first laps of the three-mile hour of triumph, with the temple of garden, and the chirruping of the birds j why these visitations have come to me; have five times your work, fare no better of Mount Davidson. Said he: "Theand one spoonful of flour. Cook till the foot-race, as the runner who wore her their false gods." annoyed him. He returned to the house Ibut they have come, doctor, and for a and will be shot as soon as you are. If way it come about was in this wise : The onions are well browned and quite soft, colors on his great heaving chest ap- "The muff! he should have gono and made for Mr. Annesley's study. Eis reason. Look me in the face, and tell me I take all this burden and trouble and Almighty, at the time he was creatin' stirring frequently. Pour all over the Tobaccos, peared only fifth in tho contest. She outside and pushed, ' said prosaic host was an early riser, and he wanted that I have a sound heart." hard work on my shoulders are you not and fashionin' this 'ere yearth, got•iteak very hot. couldn't bear to see him beaten; and Frank. some one to talk; to. Mr. Annesley was I could not do it. willing to bear a trifle?" along to this section late on Saturday MERCUBY exterminates fleas and bugs, when at last he put on his spurt and When he opened the door of trie room not down yet. On his table lay a black " So farewell," he went on, cheerfully, The trooper returned to his saddle. evenin'. He had. got through with all jut I think cleanliness the best and per- SNUFF, PIPES, &c, went through his men like a rocket, her he found that the lamp was alight This leather case, with silver clasps, that "along farewell to all the old fun. One day, a year afterward, he died be- the great lakes—Superior, Michigan, liaps the only preventive. The common heart beat faster than his own. At thewas unusual, for ho always had lit itFrank had not noticed before. He un-' Othello's occupation's gone.' " fore Ouster's eyes, died so bravely that Huron, Erio and them; had made the lio\ise-fly I do not molest, believing that time when this account commences he ! himself. There were French windows did the clasps and opened it. It con- "And he will settle down into a quiet the General said of him: "An army Ohio, Missouri and Mississippi rivers, it more than compensates for its trouble At No. 7 East Huron-st., was in training for another great boat- on two sides of this chamber opening tained a photograph of the woman who married man," I added, to humor him; like that man could conquer tho world." and, as a sort of wind up, conolnded to by clearing the atmosphere of effluvia race, and reading hard too; for your into the gallery. Two faced him as he had visited him the night before. but his face darkened. make a river that would boat anything and the animalcules which always arise Next to the Express Office, rowing man can be a good book-worker entered ; the other pair were, hidden by " Now I can find out all about you," he "Doyou think I am justified—" he A Woman Saved by a Pet Dog. he had done in that line. He started an' from the putrefaction of decaying sub- if he please. chuckled, " without breaking any prom- On Thursday last a large white bull, traced out Humboldt river, an' Truckee stances during warm weather. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN the bed and its mosquito bar. They began. " But you shall answer me that Now staying on a visjt at the home of were all -wide open ; for he loved fresh ise. " As he gazed at the picture,and took to-morrow." belonging to Mr. Patterson, on his farm river, an' Carson river, an' Walker river, in its details, a recollection arose which an' Beese river, an' all tho other rivers POACHED eggs may be prepared as fol- your betrothed is both useful and charm- air, and laughed colds to scorn. It w is " I hops you have not said anything near Peabody, in some way got loose lows : Put a quart of water in a shallow ing; useful, because it gives yon an in-almost as light as day. The full moon puzzled him. Man as ho was, ho reabou- t this to Miss Annesley?" I asked, from the stall in which id was tied, and an' he was a leadin' of 'em along, calke- EBERBACH & SOU, membered that his visitor's dress, latin' to bring..'era all together iuto one saucepan, with two spoonfuls of yineger sight into her character which is not tofilled tho veranda with its soft, silvery after a pause. the men of the family being far from and a little salt. Place over the fire, and be gained out in society; and charming beams, and tiie dark evergreens below though of costly materials and in excel- "God forbid!" the house in the field, Mrs. Patterson big boss river, an' then lead that off an lent taste, was made iu a fashion which let it empty into the Gulf of Mexico or when gently boiling, break the eggs into —well, there 13 no need to elaborate that were ablaz9 with fire-flies; a night "But she must have guessed that attempted to catch the animai by ap- it, holding them as near the surface of cause. But it does not conduce to close which,tempts one. to do anything but go hr.it Jgng cipco gono out. The dress of proaching it with a baain of salt. This the Gulf of California, as might be IIIOKI [ists aiu Pianists, tho picture was in the same style. Howsomething was wrong when you spoke convenient; but as he was bringm' down tho water as you cau. Cook slowly for study. St. Anthony himself could not ! to bed. 'frank took off his coat and to her about that promise." seemed to work well at first, as tho ani- about three minutes. Lay thin slices of keep his eyes on his book wfcen thefboots, made himself comfortable in thewas this ? As ho mused, Annie tripped mal, on being called, came near and, an' leadin' along his branches—Truckee, 12 South Main St., in, gay and bright as ever, and he laid a "Perhaps she did for the moment, Humboldt, Carson, Walker an' them— buttered toast upon a platter and remove Father of Evil took the shape of a pretty ! rocking-chair, filled a big pipe with but my fainting fit—I couldn't help it, bowed its head, as if it were about to them carefully with a perforated ladle, woman—to whom, by-the-by, he was not soft little hand on his shoulder. lick the salt. At this instant Mrs. Pat- all at once it camo on dark, an', not bein Keeps on hand a large and well selected stock of perique, and thought he would read a doctor—put it out of her mind. If she able to carry out his plan, ho just tuked li one minute, and lay upon toast. DRUGS, . engaged; so how can you expect that a little, as ha. had pas*sd an idle day. As "Up so early!" she cried gayly. returns to the subject, I shall get rouud terson attempted to catch the animal by warm-hearted young fellow from Harv- ho rose to got his book he heard a gentle Then, as she saw what he held, her face it somehow. Of course I may rely upon the ring in its nose, and* to her surprise the lower ends of the several streams in MEDICINES, ard could work in the presence of his ter tho ground where they war, an THE Argentine republic is making tap at tho Venetian blinds outside. Fly- became suddenly sad. your silence." the beast plunged at her and threw her they've stayed thar ever since." CHEMICALS, lady-love ? Why did he not lock himself iug moths, blundering after a light, as "Whose likeness is this?" he asked, " Are you two going to waste all thointo the air ten feet. When she fell to fair progress. In his recent address to DYE STUFFS, up in his room? He did, but what was is their wont, make such noises ; so heLot noticing tho change. day up there?" cried Annie, from the the ground the beast made another rush Congress, President Avellanda said that tin; use? If she went about singing, r.s tlid not notice it. After a moment or " Poor, dear mamma's," she replied, garden, " Come down, Frank ; I want at her, but her pet dog, seeming to take THE nerves of women, Bays the Austin the nation enjoyed profound peace, that ARTISTS'& WAX FLOWER MATERIALS was her wont, he listened, and Plato two it was repeated louder, and a wo-with a sob. Then his heart gave a great you to help me cut some flowers." in the perilous situation of its mistress, (Nov.) Reveille, are something hard to wheat growing had quadrupled within might reason as he pleased unattended man's voice said, bound, and a cold, sickening stupor fell He joined her, and 1 stood watching caught the bull by the ring in its nose, understand. A woman who can throw a the last five years, and that the exports Toilet Articles, Trusses, Etc. to. If she was silent, he (big Frank, " May I come in?" upon him. them from the gallery. To-morrow I and held it until assistance arrived and tea-cup at her husband's head with un of 1875 were "greater than those of any not Plato) wondered what she was doing, Now by this time he had forgotten all "Annie, dear," he said, when, after a would tell him what I know too well al- the animal was captured, thus saving the erring aim will wake the echoes witl previous year. The Presidout also ob- PURE WINES AND LIQUORS and Orestes raved in vain. The only about tho visit M might possibly receive, mighty effort, he regained some com- ready. There was indeed something woman from a fearful death. Mrs, Pat- her screams the next minute if a bug served that the Government expenses chance for work was when she went but was not surprised when a lady walked mand over his suspense (she, poor child, awfully wrong with his heait. And who terson, though badly bruised, ia doing happens to light on tho back of her neck had been reduced $4,000,000, and that Special attention paid to the furuiPbiiiR of Phy- away from house and grounds visiting in without waiting for an answer. H only thought he was sharing her sorrow, would have thougl't it, to look at him? wv>U. Mrs. Patterson also etfltes that and the woman who could coolly horse three railroads had been opened for Bicians, chcmlels, Schools, etc., with Philosophical some neighbors; and this, when she i-iiemical Apparatus) Bohoi;;-^'! 'Jheinicsl does not take long to eay " May I come wluoh the sight of that loved and He seemed the very picture of health ; this little dog saved the life of her hus- whip the mau who slandered her wil traffic since October. Oonaideriug that wars, Porcelain Ware, purs Rea knew the consequences, she did as often f but tho last ten minutes of the foot-race, jump ou a chair and holler blue the Argentine republic has not escaped •\Vfi8 prcynO 0 in ?" yet as she spoke those few words long-lost face had awakened), ' you band in a similar macuer some tim? ago, ^nlam' prwicriptlotis rjrpfnilv t*i'pwed »t the last fifty strokes of the oarf b at thi! Hi£ht of a tMtj* t 16*6 the whole of his nonvsrsation with Armifl must give t»e baok my promise," AtoMmn (JSTan) Champion, ZELOTES TRUESDEL, of this city, was IiT IS very hard to satisfy our Repub- IEPUBMCAX STATE CONVENTION. York city! Secretary Robeson has RAILROADS. lic: tn friends. They didn't like it be The following candidates for State ominated for Superintendent of Pub-made the Navy Department entirely ic Instruction on Wednesday, roceiving ubservient to party and personal pur- cause Tilden was so long writing his fficers wore nominated by the Repub- )Ose8. He has used millions of the MACK & SCHMID MIClilMAN CE5TRAL RAILROAD letter of acceptance, and now they ican State Convention which met at large majority on the first call of the leople's money as though it were his MAY 28, 1876. FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1870. don't like the letter because it is tooLansing on Thursday of last week : oil. Mr. Truesdel graduated ai theown property. He expended millions OOINO WEST. For Governor—Charles M. Croswell, ot Jniversity in 1857, since which which at Navy Yards to effect election results HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE1H long, and too full of nuts that they when the public good was in no sense Democratic National Ticket. can't crack. They don't like what ho jenawee. le has almost continually been engaged For Lieutenant Governor—Alonzo Sessions, n teaching in the higher schools of this jromoted. And so wo might go on with says about the finances and civil service f Ionia. :raud after fraud, perpetrated iu every For Secretary of State—Kbenezor (i. D.State and Illinois. He was also the first For President— reform, and they are dissatisfied because section of the country and at various A. H. A. >••»• ».«.r: loUlen, of Kent. >rincipal and real organizer of the State NEW SPRING GOODS Detroit, leave. ; 1x1 1.1 2 SO times throughout all the departments 4 M I] 00 ,» SAMUEL J. TILDEN. he did n't go for that " bloody shirt," For Treasurer—William B. McCreery, o£ . T. Junction, 7 15 in 3 05 4 4 «»l 6 ISloJ ^ublicjSchool at Coldwater. He is emi- of tho government! ITayna Junction «»l 6 For Vice President— and ignored the school question : being ionessee. 7 57 in g 32 4 50 M;J< For Auditor-General—Ralph Ely, of Gratiot. nently qualified to discharge the duties The developments in the Courts and Vpbilanti, n :si 11 3 SI THOMAS A. HENDRICKS. thoroughly satisfied with the platform For Commissioner of State Land Offiee— before committees of Congress upon WHICH THEY OFFERING AT THK LOWEST PRICES. Aun ArU>r, S 56 1116 4 13 »« 77 45 of that important office. We congratu- Joxter, Si '2U — 4 36 6 U6 8 on the latter topic. It is a great pity Senjamiu F. Partridge, of Bay. sworu testimony have shocked the civ- Chelsea, 9 4:i — For Attorney-General—Otto Kirchner, of ate Mr. jT. and the Democracy on his ilizud world. And now, forsooth, be- Grass Lake, 10 071 — 5 161 ELECTORAL TICKET. the Repnblioan critics could n't have I P. Wayne. nomination, and shall be glad to con-cause a Dumoeratio Congress, in obedi- For Electors of President and Vice President— written the letter for Tilden. They For Superintendent of Public Instruction— ackson, Ar., |O 4(1 IS 5 45 Ai Large—GEORGE V. N. LOTHKOP, of W»yne. lorace S. Tarbell, of Saginaw ratulate the State on his election. ance to the instructions of the people, uckson, Lv., 10 ;.'.i-.' Albion, 11 St i —AUSTIN BLAIR, of Jackson. might have pleased the " Ring " better, For Member of State Board of Education— commence* the practice of economy in V. M. 1st Dist.—JAMES UEINTZEK, of Wayne. but would n't have given such intense Witter J. Baxter, of Hillsdiile. THE Detroit Tribune follows tho lead the expenditure of the people's money, larslmll, 12 -.'6 •i M " —ALFRED I. SAWYER, of Monroe. The nomination of Mr. Croswell was the President of the United States sends Battle Creek. 1 00 satisfaction to tho honest mass of voters BIG BARGAINS ET BL'K SILKS A.M. 8d " — JAMES L. UPTON, of Callioun. of Senator Morton and makes a point made by acclamation, tho Howard to that body a scolding, fault-finding Jalesburg, 1 31 »• «. li 10 _ 4th " —MARSHALL L. HOWELL, of Cass. throughout the country. (ulamazoo, 1 52 3 03 against Mr. Tilden-because he does nol message. And that message is indorsed 4 00 l-j :i 6lu " —FREDERICK HALL, of Ionia. movement having diod " a borning." ".awton, •! 35 dovoto a paragraph of his letter of ac- by the Republican newspapers and by Deeatur, 2 52 4 4i 105 r; 6tu " —HUGH McCUKPY, of Shiawassce. Mr. Croswell is a New Yorker by birth, HORATIO SEYMOUR has written a ceptance to a denunciation of the Ham- the Republican party. That is tho ii.v.ngiuc, 3 10 5 00 1 25 7th « —JAMES li. KLDRIDGE, of Macomb. Niles, a 45 4 23 5 26 1 55 .^ letter declining to be a candidate for s nearly 51 years old, is a lawyer by spirit in which the Hayes and Wheeler ALPACAS AND MOHAIRS. 1 8lh " —ALBERT MILLER, of Bay. burg murderers. We have just looked >Urlml).in, 3 69' 50 STATE TICKET. ago I advised you that I had made up and is not unknown to the public as an Luke, 6 48. H 14 ;o see that he said anything about no ! that will not do ! " Curtail the ex- Kensington, fi 45 7 15 ; For Governor— my mind never to occupy again an offi- office-holdor. Against his personal or Hamburg, Coushatta, Colfax, or anypenses of the War Department, and the iciL-'o, arrive, 7 30 8 00 s WILLIAM L. WEBBER, of Saginaw. same remonstrance oomes up. Mako an OOINO EAST. cial position. I have adhered to that official character nothing can be said, other " outrage." Why does the Tri- For Lieutenant Governor— purpose against every temptation to va- oxcept that he lacks positiveness of effort to lesson taxation anywhere, and M a bune ask more of Tildeu than it requires tho Ropublioan leaders in Congress, and New Styles Dress Goods JULIUS HOUSEMAN, of Kent. ry from it, and I cannot now consistent- character, and will bo likely to follow ' For Secretary of State— of Hayes 'i Don't make flesh of onotho Presidont himself, rise up in rebell- 4 ly with self-rospect break over a rule lis party right or wrong, rather than ion at once! 0 p * GBOBQE II. HOUSE, of Inghani. and fish of the othor. 5 ?• which I have aoted upon for such a load in any paths of reform. This is the spoctanlo now presented to Shawls, Ties, Trimmings, Hosiery, (*loves, A. M. P. M. PX For State Treasurer—• ''hicairo, leave, 17h 00. . 9 00 4 00 length of time." Mr. Seymour further the people in a most conspicuous man- 1 ——. JOHN G\ PARKIIURST, of Braneli. Mr. Sessions was nominatod for Lieu- DIED at Niles on Tuesday last (politi- ner by the recent message of President Kensington, 6 45| 9 4 ! 4 If. — P- X. says: "It is my purpose to take an Lake, G 40;10 20 b 30 5 16 a 00 For Auditor-General— tenant Governor on tho first ballot, his cally) Julius Csoaar Burrows, the " Col- Grant. Tho cry is—" The Departments Michigan City, 7 83 11 00! 6 30 FREDERICK M. HOLLOW AY, of HUbdlle. AND A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 6 67 9« active interest in public affairs so long Xew Buffalo, 7 55 11 •>» 6 .",:,6 43 10 2s principal competitor being Hon. W. R.umbian orator " of the " big village.' need the money—the office-holders Three Oaks, 8 09 11 3-2 7 09 For Attorney-General— as my hhealth will permit; but I wish must, have it—the campaign is to be " 40 11 15 MARTIN MORRIS, of Manistee. Bates, of Saginaw. Ho has had legisla- One Judge Keightley, of St. Joseph 11 35 carried forward, and the funds must be Tiuchanan, 8 4'2 7 50 S 11 11 4? to act as one who has no other motives tive experience. His nomination was Niles. 9 0. For Superintendent of Public Instruction— county, is to administer upon his effects forthcoming in the usual way. That is 12 09 8 2ll 8 55 A1 2II J.J than those which should influence every " a sop " thrown to the agricultural in- GOODS FOR MEN'S WP]AH. Uwagiac, 9 27 8 49 121 M"I ZELOTES TRUESDEL, of Wasliteuaw. —if any are left. what this protest against Retrenchment Oecat.ur, 9 52 9 15 - 1 25 voter, namely, public welfare. I shall terests. " Imperial Coesar dead and turned to clay, amounts to. Money is wanted now as 1579 Lawton, 10 .0 - ) 85 For Commissioner of the State Land Offiee— exert myself for the election of the Might stop a hole to keep the wind away." Kuhlmazoo, 1(1 45 1 3(i 10 10 10 26i 2 15 Holden, for Secretary of State, Mc- iu the past, to carry Louisiana, Indiana, MACK & SCHSV1ID. Galesbuikr, 11 12 28J CHAUNCEY W. GREENE, of Oakland. Democratic ticket, because I believe its Ohio and other States. Battle Creek, 11 5: 2 17 11 09 3 11 Creery, for Treasurer, and Ely, for Aud- P. M. For Member of State Board of Education— DON M.DICKINSON,Esq., chairman o 1 success will promote the interests ot The ovor-burthened tax-payers are Marshall, 12 451 2 6- ) 11 35 3 47 JOHN M. B. SILL, of Wayne. itor-General, are the present incum- 1 14 u the Democratic State Central Commit not heedless of those things. They will Albion, 3 10? 11 55 the people of this country. Noble 40; bents, given a second term under the tee, gavo a reception to the delegates in not fail to niark the course of events as 3 08 DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. words and right nobly spoken. Jackson, Ar., 3 M A.M. ! 12 40 two term rule. They were all unani- attendance upon the State Convention developed by the Republican managers. Jackson, Lv., 2 1* 4 ' 11 7 00 IS 4(1 4* «J i M The Democratic State Convention, They will look to the Democratic party AOTT ARBOR, MARCH 31, 1876(iras. s Lake, 2 45 1 7 «0 mously nominated. on Wednesday evening, including Chelsea, 3 10! j 7 56 5 > i held in Detroit on "Wednesday, was THE INDIANA Republican State Cen- for redress, and will cast their votes for Dexter, 3 25 ] 8 13 6 08 It; a large and enthusiastio body, every Clapp wanted a third term as Com- large number of invited guests. TheTilden and Hendricks. They will not Ann Arbor, 8 63 5 15 8 3G, 2 00 6 Kill! tral Committee has nominatod Hon. missioner of the Land Office, and his vote for a candidate who indorses, as Ypailauli, 4 Li 5 2»: 8 5b 2 20 6 4S 111 section of the State being fully repre- spread was a generous one. \\ ttyne Jnnc., 4 li 0 45! 9 23 2 40 1 OeKil Benjamin Harrison, of Indianapolis, friends put in a plea of good service Hayos does, the rotten Administration 8. T. June., 5 301 0 10;10 Oil 3 15, 7 45 — sented, Hon. Geo. V. N. Lothrop pre- Detroit, Ar., 5 4S1 6 25 10 151 3 30. S 00 U• as candidate for Governor, vice Godlove back-bone, firmness in protecting tho WASHINGTON. of Grant, Belknap, Robeson and Com- sided, and his speech on taking the pany.—Albany Argus. *dundays excepted ^Saturday and Sunday a S. Orth, withdrawn after an active but State against land pirates, and " true 1 ceptod. fDuily. chair permanently was in his happiest T lit Legislative, Executive and Judi H. 1). LEDYARD, Gen'l Supt., Detroit rather inglorious campaign of sovora] civil service reform," but ovor he wem cial Appropriations Agreed Upon. Gov. Tilden and the St. Louis, Alton II. C. WKNTWOBTH, (ien. Pass. Agt., Chicago. vein. It was eloquent, logical, witty, months,—defending his reputation. & Torre Haute Railroad Bonds. full of good-natured but pointed home for Gen. Partridge, of Bay,—whose WASHINGTON, August 8, 1876. FULL 3L.IZSTES OIF Mr. Harrison is Morton's bunker and cards wero " a soldier and a granger." The committee of conference on tho NEW YORK, Aug. 8.—In the suit in ETEOIT, HILLSUALE&INDI thrusts at Republican corruptions and backer, and is the gentleman who first Legislative, Executive and Judicial Ap equity, begun some time ago by the D ANA KA1LR0AD. Smith was refused a second term for OOINO WEST. —1876— OOIXO lilt misrule, and was frequently interrupt- gave currency to the charges againBt propriation bill reached an agreemeu St. Louis, Alton and Twrre Haute rail- ed by loud and long applause. Attorney-Gen oral: because he was nothis evening which, doubtless, insure road company against Charles Butler STATIONS. Mai.. Exp.j STATIONS. Exp. M ex-Speaker Blaine of having gotten great shakos of a lawyer and couldn' the final passage of the bill by botl and others in which Samuel J. Tilden A. M. P. M. The names of the nominees, both for Detroit, dep...7:00 B:00 I $64,000 out of the Union Pacific Rail- talk German. Houses next Thursday. The two point is onb of the defendants, a partial an- Ypsilanti.... 8:35 7:15Bunkers 6:00 JJ Electors and State officers, will be found road Company in exchange for worth- of controversy of a serious characte swer has bijon filed by counsel for Gov. STAPLE AND FANCY Saline 9:20 7:45HilUsdale .. 6:30 M under the proper head. Mr. Webber, The candidate for Superintendent o during the past few days have been a Tilden. Tho defendants deny that any Bridgewater.. 9:45 7:57Manehealer.i 9:15 a less bonds of the Little Rock & b'ori Public Instruction is Prof. H. S. Tar to tho House reductions *of the salarie Manchester. 10:18 8:00Bridgewater D:45 M for Governor, had almost a unanimous Smith Railroad. His nomination wil of the bonds or stocks mentioned in tho p. M. Saline 10:10 )fl bell, of Saginaw, reputed a competen of Senators and Representatives t bill of complaint have been unlawfully Hillsdale 1:15 10:00 Ypsilanti....HCI:S5 il vote on the first call of the roll, and the not be regarded with the greatest satis Bankers 1:80 10:10 Detroit 12:30 IS school superintendent and practical in $1,500 per annum from the begin retained by or divided among the defen- Trains run by Chicago time. vete was made unanimous before the faction by Blaine's friends, but as they ning of the fiscal year, and of the Pres dants, or issued or disposed of by them To take enect , April 10, 1876. result was declared. Mr. Webber is a structor. Ho was brought out by thdent to $25,000 a year after the 4th oin violation of their duty as members W. P. PARKER, Bnp't, Ypsiluti. will not have a chance to vote in Indi- State Teachers' Association. His com March next. All othor matters iu con JDTtlZT GOODS, gentleman of rare and wide attainments, ana perhaps neither Morton nor Har of any purchasing committee, or as petitor was tho Rev. J. H. McCarthy, o troversy were substantially arranged members of the board of directors, or a lawyer in the first rank of the pro- rison will know how sore they may several days ago. The majority of th in violation of any trust or confidence fession, an experienced legislator, and Jackson, over whose defeat wo Bhal House conferees refused to yield th feel. shed no tears. reposed in them, or in any manner with a roputation for integrity unim- two points above mentioned. All three whatsoever; and they also deny that Mr. Baxter, candidate for Member o of the Senate conferees wanted th l'HILADELl'AIA, PA. peachable. If elected he will make a JOHN H. BuRLEion, Republican House member of conference to reced by any action or failure on their part, Governor to bo proud of. the State Board of Education, has al and sign a report of complete agree the liabilities or business of the com- member of Congress from the Firs ready served three or four terms in tha plaint have been unjustly or unneces- CARPETS. OILCLOTHS. RUGS, MATTINGS, &C His associates on the ticket were Maine district, in which is Portland the ment without bringing the House am 'IRITIS C.rrat International Exhibition, desiral office. Senate respectively to a vote on thes sarily increased to the amount of more JL to commemorate the One Hundredth Antinrr- nearly all nominated unanimously, and chief city of the State, imagining tha than $1,000,000, or to any amount what- Bart of American Iiiilrp<'iii:nl:' The convention also nominated th two points of difference. Representa and will close November 10th, 187G. All the Nt each and all are worthy associates of the great party of moral and politica tives Randall and Morrison absolutelj ever. The answer also shows that the tiona of tlie World and all the Stater, and Territ* following candidates for Presidentia company was immensely benefited by TO "BS FOXJTSTJD ries of the Union will participate, bringingtogtfi- the gubernatorial candidate. Wo shall reform with which he was oounected refused to do so, and finally this even er the most comprehensive collection of art tr» Electors: ing the Senate couferees agreed to sub the accession of Tilden and his friends urea, mechanical inventions, scientific discovers, have occasion to speak of them in dewa- s capable of dealing with and re mit them for the action1 of the Senat to the control. The transactions in manufacturing achievements, mineral specimen, At large—Henry W. Lord, of Oakland, an iiiiii agricultural products aver exhibited. Th) tail hereafter. forming its own official sinners, winkec William A. Howard, ot" Kent. and House to-morrow, and then to bo stocks wero individual acts, and not grounds devoted t» the Exhibition are situated 01 The delegates from different sections at the investigations into the doings o Districts—1, William Doeltz; 2, Charles H bound by whatever thoir respective those of the trustees, and the amounts the line of the Pennsylvania Bailroad, and en- Keropf; 3, Preston Mitchell; 4, Dolos Phil branches of Congress conclude. Ther paid to Tilden for legal services was for brace four hundred and fifty acres of Fairmom: came together and separated full of Secretary Robeson, by the committe lips ; a, Jacob Den Hertfor; 6, Charles Kipp specific work done. 1'ark, all .highly improved" and ornamented,« 7, Jeremiah Jcnks; 8, Benton Hanchett; 9 is no doubt that the Senate will insis WINES & WOKDEFS which are erected the largest buildings ever ob- hope and confidence in the election of of which he was a member, and even that their conferees shall stand firm structed,—five of these covering anareaofflftjj William Dunham. Homicide in Chicago. acres, and custiiit;?,"),000,0O0. The total numberi< Tilderi and Hendricks, and not a fewsigned a report which severely reflectei but it is likely that the House will au buildings erected for the purposes of the Exhibi- prepict that Michigan is to be redeemed upon the conduct of that official, espec thorize its conferees to recede, whicl CHICAGO, Aug. 7.—About 8 o'clock ISTo. 2O Scmth. Main Street. tion is over one hundred. THE Republican Convention for thi they were not willing to do on thei this evening Alexander Sullivan, for- in November. ially upon his management of certaii Congressional district was held at Adri own responsibilty. In this respec merly a journalist and later Secretary Navy Yards—that at Kittery being one an on Tuesday last, and resulted in th Randall and Morrison gain their point of the Board of Public Works, shot The Pennsylvania Railroad, " TlIE MOST striking feature of Til-Hannibal Hamlin was interested in the nomination of Hon. Edwin Willits, o which is to secure a vote- ill each Hous Francis Hunford in the stomach, in- Northern Central R. 11. Co. don's letter is its extreme length ": that Kittery affair, and Hannibal Hamlii on these two subjects, and make th flicting a wound which proved fatal two THE GflEAT TRUNK LINE. Monroe. The nomination was mad hours afterwards. It appears that Han- Sewing Machines MOST DIRECT ROUTE TO THE is how the Detroit Tribune puts it. Wies more precious in the sight of th Senate responsible foi the failure of th AND on tho sixth ballot, the vote being : fo proposed reductions. ford had written the Board of Educa- " CENTENNIAL." don't blame the Tribune and other Re- Maine Republicans than this Burleigl Willits, 29 ; Boies 12; Childs, 14; Cooley tion charging Mrs. Sullivan with im- FAST MAIL EOUTE OP THEU.S, publican journals for lamenting its who had mistaken his role and attempt 1 ; Blank; 1. Tho highost vote Child The othor principal matters ofcontro proper influence to secure the appoint- Through in 27 hours from Detroit, as per Bchoc ment of Duane Doty, of Detroit, as Su- THE SINGER, ule of passenger trains below : will be the most direct, convenient and econumio! j. length, and preEume they regret that it ed " reform within the party " at th received was on the second ballot, 18 vorsy have beon settled, as follows way *»i' reaching Philadelphia, ami this great Ki- The force of clerks in the executive de perintendent of Schools here, making [Via Canada Southern Railway.] liibiiion from all HCtiOlU ot tin- country. Ii; was written at all. It is difficult satis- wrong time. And so John H. Burluigh and Boies made his best tally on th the charge in an aggravating manner trains to und from Philadelphia will pass through fying our Republican friends. partment have been reduced by the dis Leave Toledo, 6 10 i> m 10 « a > ;i tiltANL* CKNTENNtAL DKl'OT, which tin to lighten and trim the Republican shi] first ballot, 19. Judge Cooloy neithe charge of 755 employes, one-third on so as to place her in a most disagreeable 1TEW DOMESTIC, " Monroe, 6 "»2 p in 11 15 a 1 Company have erected at the Main Entrance to tin lifjht. Sullivan this evening, iu compa- " Detroit, C ">•"> p m r.:20 p i Inhibition Grounds, for the accommodation '•' in Maine, was heaved overboard as un gained nor lost from first to last. Th the tenth of September, one third Oc passeugera who wish to stop at or start fruui '* THE OHIO Democracy are to be con- ny with his wife and a friend, went to [Via (ireat Western R'y] oeremoniously as Jonah, refused a re tober 10th, and the other third on No numerous large hotels contiguous to this statiM gratulated on the fact that that brawl- Childs men took his defeat in hig:vember 10th proximo. The salaries o Hanfoid's house to secure a retraction P M AM I" M aod the Exhibition,—a convenience of the groatefl nomination, and is now meditating on dudgeon, refused (some of them) t which could be published along with And fh.e HOWE, Leave Detroit, 6 25 4 20 12 20 value to visitors, and aflbrded exclusively by ik ing-mouthed blatherskite Sam Cary has those retained who receive not mor [Via Grand Trunk R'y] Pennsylvania Railroad, which is THK uNI- the declaration of the Cincinnati Con mako tho nomination unanimous, am than $1,800 per annum will be left un the charge. This Hanford refused to LINK RUNNING DIRECT TO TJII-: UKNTENM- accepted the nomination for Vice Pres- give, and an excited altercation ensued And several good Second-Hand" Machines at thf I> M AM AM Ah BUILDINGS. Excursion trains willalaisM I vention : " We rejoice in the quickenei changed. The Senate conferees con r ident on the Peter Cooper ticket. He left with " blood in their eyes." Mr during which it is asserted Hanford SEWINli MACHINE OFFICE, Ann Arbor. Alsi Leave Detroit, > 16 2 60 7 80 at the Encampment of the Patrons of Husbaudr;, p conscience of the people concerning po sent to a reduction of about 10 per [Via Now York Central R. R.) at Elm Station, ou tins road. has been a damage to the Democracy Willits formerly resided at Delhi in cout, required by the House to bo mad either accidentally or purposely struck litical affairs. We will hold all publi this connty, graduated at the Universi Mrs. Sullivan, whereupon Sullivan shot AM AM P M P M 43^Thc Pennsylvania Railroad is the grand* I ever since his uneasy feet found a Remi- in the salaries of nearly all civil officer Needles for all Machines Le. Niagara Fulls, 4 00 7 30 1 40 H 10 railway organization in the world. It contnh • officers to a rigid responsibility, and en ty in 1855, and has nearly ever sine who receive more than $1,800 per year him with a pistol, aiming, he assorted, Suspension Bridge, 4 20 7 :« 2 00 8 00 seven thousand miles of roadway, forming cont* I resting place in their fold, and they at hig arm, but in the struggle was Buffalo, 4 33 7 45 1 50 «50 uonslines.to Philadelphia, Nt/w'York, BaltimoK, gage that the prosecution and punish In view of the reduction of the regula Rochester, 7 30 8 Sipm 6 '-'M TJ 20 ;i m may well call into use the homely say- been a practising lawyer, at Monroe struck with fatal effect. The very best that are made, and attachments an and Washington, over which luxurious day »^ i ment of all who betray official trust clerical force, the Senate conferees as! [Via Nurthern Central H'y.] night cars are ran from Chicago, St. Louis, Uui** ing, " Good riddance to bad rubbish." He is a man of fair ability, and the insertion of an item of $100,000 parts for uearly all limchiaes. AM PH PM AM ville, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Columbus, Toltdci shall be speedy, thorough, and unspar CHICAGO, Aug. 9.—Tho evidence in Le. Canandaigua, 9 45 4 40 6 ."•". 1 45 Cleveland, and Erie, without change.^ar elected will mako just about an aver for temporary clerks in tho executiv tho inquest on the body of Fran- I'i'iiii Yan, 11 02 r. 53 7 48 2 42 ing." He thinks of the acquittal o departments, and the committee finally W'LltkillS. 12 17 700 8 37 3 38 SO IU main Hue is laid with double aud third trtfb I THE Kentucky local or county elec- age Congressman. cis Hantord was concluded this after- Ar. Havana, 12 27 8 43 8 i of heavy steel rails, upon a deep bed of broktf tions were held on Monday last, with Babcock and Belknap, the "sticking agreed that $60,000 should bo appropri noon, and tho jury after one hour's de- Kliuira, 1 30 8 1« 9 30 4 30 901 Btone ballast, and its bridges are all of iron * j: The same day Julius Cucsar Bur ated for this purpose. The amount in Troy, :; 88 10SD :, ::| 100 atone. Zto pansnger trains are equipped wiilievc large Democratic successes all through qualities of Robeson, the promotion o liberation returned a vordict that Han- SINGER MACHINES Minuequa, 409 11 06 0 02 10 3. ry known improvement for comfort und safety, aw j rows didn't get nominated at Niles volved in the proposition reducing the Williuiusport, 6 in 12 S5 7 40 12 2 art; run at faster speed for greater distances tb» i Zack Chandler, the noble words, " Le ford came to his death by the hand of 1 the State. In tho Louisville Congres- Judge Keightley, ofjSt. Joseph, of whom pay of $1,400, $1,600 and $1,800 clerk Alexander Sullivan, and recommend Rspaired better th«nr tlian anywhere else In Northumberland, 12 40 9 25 20 the trains Of any line ou the continent. TbeOom- t sional district Henry Watterson, Demo- no guilty man escape," and then of the was $122,000 per anuum. The tota America. If your rosetone don't work well, trad Sunbury. 123 6500 2 00 9 35 2 1 pany has largely Increased its equipment foiCep* r nobody thought of, one of Gov. Bag that Sullivan bo held for future exami- it for one that does, urbtve it repaired. All 111:1Harrisburg, 2•J .>• -l.>j 3 65 11 40 •I 1 teunial travel, and it will he prepared to build, 1 j crat, of the Courier-Journal, was electesummard y punishment and sad fate o amount of reduction proposed by the nation before tho criminal court of this chiues sold on easy payments at the office. Italtimorii, 7 :;.1 0 25 7 8 its own shops, locomotives and passenger cars il l«y's manufactured judges, was nom House in this bill, as compared with Washington, 9 02 9 07 9 0 short notice, sufficient to accommodate any am without organized opposition, a fowBristow, Jewell, Bluford Wilson, Com county without bail. PhUadelphla, 7 on 7 ;:."> 3 30 72 demand. The unequaled resources at the comniu* r inated on tho second ballot, the vote last year's appropriations, was $5,700, Second door enil «f Post Office, Ann New York, 10 10 10 25 6 4.-. IU 2 of the Company guarantee the most perfect ace** ^ scattering votes being polled for Healy, miBsioner Pratt, Attorney Wharton, anc 000. Tho Senate conferees recede oi Arbor, Tiii-ii. (155C) modations lor all its patrons during the CenteM* t' being: Burrows, 22; Keightley, 27. Passengers by this route have the privilege o al Exhibition. independant Democrat. Mr. Watterson other conspirators against " reform thp item of disagreement amounting to Cheering News from Ohm. stopping oil' at any point, and of visiting Washing $3,600,000, and the House managers The Cleveland Plaindealer gives this 1. I., OBINNELL, Agent. ton City without extra charge. THK MAGNIFICENT SCENEHY for which I* is elected to fill a vacancy created by within the party," and his heart i JOHN D. WHITE, a young man wh No dust. Road thoroughly stone ballasted, an Pennsylvania Railroad is so justly celebrated, p«* J yield an aggregate of $2,100,000. Thir 6 made glad. favorable view of tho political outlook its passenger trains are equipped with every know senta to the traveler over iu perfect Roadway* the death of Hon. E. Y. Parsons. graduated from the Law Department o ty-six million dollars is therefore the in the Buckeye State : We can assure EORGE W. CROPSEY, iraprovemeut for the convenience and safety of pa; ever-changing pauorama of river, mountain, >» j tho University of Michigan a few year amount of reduction provided by tlit. G senders. landscape views unequaled in America, our friends iu the East that the Democ- The far-fanit>il Watkin.s <;li'n being located on th 1 ; ANDREW JACKSON SMITH, for two bill as it will be reported to-morrow Late of the firm of CLARK A CROPSKY, and A direct line of Northern Central Bailway passenger THE EATING-STATIONS on this line are u* , ago (in 1872), now represents the Ninth racy of Ohio have never been more KKARNKY, late of Texas, under the lirm name o surpassed. SCoais will be furnished at suit*™ | SENATOR MORTON wave'd th It is believed an agreemont concerning can take it in on their route to the Centennial, b; 1 years Attorney-General of the State, district of Kentucky in Congress, hopeful of success than they are to-day. taking the Northern Central Railway. hours and ample tini' allowed for enjoying llit'tii. " bloody shirt " again on Saturday last tho Indian Appropriation bill will now Thousands of men in the State who Be sure your tickets read via New York Centra EXCURSION TICKETS, at reduced rates, will [ was thrown overboard by the re- being the only Rapublicaan member KEARNE f & CROPSEY be sold at all principal Railroad Ticket Offices H I literally in his seat in the Senate Cham be arrived at very promptly. Thevoted tho Republican ticket lust fall and Northeon Central Roads. tlie WVst, Northwest und Southwest. cent Republican State Convention,— from that State. This young man House will probably recede from its Have established Uiemsels^es at No. 33 South Information given on application to Western Pa bor, as the Senator cannot (it is saic will not vote it this year. In every senger Agent. <«^-Be sure that your tickets read via the Grrti I Tlniii si., Ann -Arbor., aud propose to do Pennsylvania Route to the Centennial. and this despite tho clarion-voioed Clis- probably the youngest member of tho proposition for a transfer of the Indian neighborhood can be found identified general D. M. BOYP, JR., Gen. Pass. Agent. owing to early excesses) stand to rear Bureau to the War Department, aufl S\M'L L. SKVMOUK, Western Passenger Agen FRANK THOMSON, D. M. BOYD, JR., ,( bee, and in face of a second term being with tho Democrats, Republicans who l aloft his favorite flag. This time he House, seems to have the Prosidentia add the $678,01)0 which was omitted in Buffalo, N. Y. 1591tf Gtneral Manager. Gen'l Pass'r M \ conceded to all of his associate State of- ear (he voted against tho anti-third- were against us a year ago, and the Grocery Business was full of regret because Messrs. Til- consequence of the proposed change. changes are all to us; none against ficers. Otto Kirchner, a somewhat term resolution), and the control of ap- They will also k-cop CROCKERY, GLASS and den and Hendricks did not go out o us I The Democracy have carried Ohio WOODEN WAR'S, and a full line of DOMESTIC THE ENEMY OF DISEASE! National Centennial Eoute- " vealy " lawyer, of Detroit, was given their way to speak of and denounce pointments and patronago in all Ken- WASHINGTON, Aug. 9. In the nouso twice within three years, and now that and FOREIGN KUUITS. They have fitted aud to-day Mr. Randall, (Dem., Pa.,) from furnished Smith's place. Smith isn't much of a the recent riot, outrage, and massacre tucky. And so District-Attorney Whar- they have ignored minor difierences on THE FOE OF PAIN lawyer, and nobody thinks Kirchner is ton, a special friond of ex-Secretary the conference committee on the Execu- financial questions stand united, and A. First-class Eating Depart- TAKE THE at Hamburg, S. (.'., and he proclaimec tive, Legislative and Judicial Appro- that is worth thousands of votes. The ment, but himself; but then Kirchner is a Briatow has been removed, because, re- priation bill, reportod that the commit- TO MAN AND BEAST. " deliberately and emphatically " that people of Ohio want a change and will "Where Meals can be had at all hours, or board bj German, and was nominated because they " dare not denounce tho men whoport says, he refused to recommend tho tee had come to no conclusion and ex- declare that the men who now contro the week. of the " accident of birth," and nothing wholesale and indiscriminate pardon oi plained their differences. Ho expressed public affairs, wuo ncquit the Belknap' Is Ilio Grand Old committed the murders at Hamburg his conviction that tho determination aud drive out the Bristows must go t( Cash paid for nutter, Eff*s, and all THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE TO Coushatta, Colfax, and elsewhere. As cortaiu political friends of White, con-of tho Senate was fixed and unaltera- Country produce. Goods promptly ililiv victed of frauds upon tho revenue, illic- the wall. ered iu uny part of llie city. Remember the place MUSTANG- THE National ltepuhlican [Washing- neither Hayes nor Whoeler de ble. The responsibility was on the THE CENTENNIAL it distilling and other like potty (White 33 South JVaJn Street. ton] is essentially a " loil " paper, and nounced these specific outrages whj Senate, and the Sonato was willing to The Democratic Majority in Alsib/ ma i VIA. thought) and popular crimes. Th assume it. 40,000. KEARNEY & CROPSEY. being " loil " ought to be law-abiding: didn't Mr. Morton also brand them Ann Arbor, April 26,1876. 1580 heads of other government officials Mr. Morrison (Dem., III.,) of the con- MONTGOMERY, Aug. 9.—la forty-one LINIMENT WASHINGTON CITY ! which it isn't by a long-Bhot. In proof us cowards ? The Colfax affair is an have been gathered into White's gar- ference committee, said the House con- couuties Houston's majority is 27,101 Which has stood the test of forty years. By this line passengers are landed at the CCT- of which assertion we beg to remark old one, and probably grow out of a freres had pressed their views to theThe remaining twenty-four counties in THE HILL .FARM FOR SALE. temiuil (iroundn, oral Broad and Pine Streets," bage basket, for equally good reasons. There is no Sore it will not heal, no Lameness i vicinity of the leading hotels in Philadelphia, ** that somo one conneotod with the con-political quarrel; the Hamburg out- very extremity of right and duty. He 1875 gave him a majority ot 17,000, anc Adjoining the West line ot theCity of Ann Arbor willnotcure.no Ache, no Pain thut nihicte the ,hey may prefer. Holders of Through Tickets knew of no way to compel the Senate it is not thought they -will fall behind in township two south, of range six east, compris- Ii tu.iiui Uody, or the Body ot a Horse or other do cern, either as co-propriotor, editor or rage, for outrage and murder it was to concur in tho opinion of tho House. Tlio chairman of tho Democratic State ing the east half of th.e northeast quarter uf sec- mestic anin.nl, thut does not yield to its magla CAN STOP OFF AT THE " runner," sends us a copy indorsed had no political significance ; and the THE LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE of tion nineteen ; and t) uit part of the west half o :ouch. A bottle costing 25c, SOc, or $1.00, hiis of Tilden and Hendrieks will be found on One result of tho agreement would be Committee telegraphs to United States the west half of the n ©rthweat quarter of section :en mived the life of H human being, and restoret " with tho reepocts of • ," and inConshatta murder can in no way be eo the discharge 765 employes and an an-Senator Eaton: " Negroes iu large twenty* lying north at the turnpike; in al A life and u-sefulnettt many a valuable horse. the last pago of this paper. Both are 10*42-100aores, witb which is inclosed a circular with this shaped or tortured, even by the ingen- nual saving of $1,500,000 below the numbers are with us." National Capital! admirable documents, and that of Mr amount insisted on by the Senate. That Awarded (he Highest ifledal at Vlt-nna. ind visit the Government Buildings and l» written appendage, " Campaign to No- ious and unscrupulous Mr. Morton House, Bam, an Unfailing nany objects of interest in aud about WaahlnjW' Tilden is one of tho ablest papers of at least was something. The Kentucky Election. ;ity. Travelers desiring vember 15, $0.50. Send us a good list as to givo it any political bearing. The its kind ever produced by any presi- LOUISVILLE, Aug 9.—Later returns Spring of Water, Bro. Pond." Not a single name, sub-committee of tho House sent to The Party of Corruption ;m I Extrav- Torn the election increase the Demo- And about fifty acres well improved : first class E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO. i SPEEDY, PLEASANT & dential candidate in this country. It is land and situation h pautiful. Two-thirds of the 591 Rrotitlway, >V\v York. ii Gen'l.,"—we are not promoting Hayes investigate the murder, signed by one agance. cratic majority, and show largo Demo- purchase money may reui&int on the land three to COMFORTABLE TEIP a completo demonstration of the ueces- cratic gains in many counties over tho five years. (Opp. Metropolitan Hotel,) and Wheeler campaign literaturo in Democrat and one Republican, distinct- Presidont Grant rebukes a Democrat- For terms apply to OEO. E. HA MI), Should remember that the ly declares that politics or color had ity of a change of administration, in ic Congress for cutting down expenses, vote of last election, The Democratic Or H.J. BEAKRS, Detroit. H:iniifaeriirer8, Importers & betters in that way. majority will reach 85,000. Ann Arb.jn _ 1574tf nothing to do with it ; that there is no the interest of reform, in tho interest of tie has no word of encouragement for CHEOMOS and tfEAMES, Baltimore <& Ohio WHEN Samuel J. Tilden struck at a sound currency, in the interest of conomy. On tho contrary, ho wants contention or strife in tho parish about, Congress to continuo tho extravagance Tho Washington Capital says : " We the Canal Ring of New York one of over, or across the "color line;" that reduced taxation. To attempt to ex- which has prevailed for years past, relieve it was Sidney Smith who says Visitors to the Centennial, STEREOSCOPES & VIEWS, Railroad the heads he hit was that of DeWitt C. plain anything in it, or to make any rant, and tho leadors who control the ihat toleration never had a present ALBUMS, GBAPIIOBCOI'F.S, AND SUITABLK VIJ.:\VS, s celebrated for its elegant Coaches, Splendid flo* Twitchell, tho Murdered (Senator, had ;euse nor taxation a future one. We "S"ORK ela, i.i.Lini and Denutiful Mountuin und Valfel Littlejohn, of Oswego. This Littlejohn been robbing the people ; that men ol of its points plainer, would be a piece Hepublican party, havo no sympathy Photographic Materials. oenezyi and the many puiuts of Historic intere»* was a long-time Republican, but the of presumption of which we shall not with the oppressed taxpayers. They )elieve that this hivppy expression fur- BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, long its line. his own party had threatened his assas- cannot seo how it is that Democrats nishes to tho Democrats the -:.js i.,> :i- i.uu •'• ination ; and that " men prominent in should bo BO earnest in favor of re- of their campaign. Toleration! Are TAKE 2TOTICEI !>> uny other lim-. ue ho sot upon himself, and thinking ho w&y of both political parties testified that no irenchment. It has been the custom of he North and South1 never to dwell to- That tilt; Cl ivrland Meamen THE Democratic Congressional Con- ;he Republican loaders to use tho peo- gether in harmony r Is every popular TKKKOI'TM'OXS & ,1H(JIC MMKitXS. saw signs of disintegration in their one was in danger by reason of his po- ranks,he oaine over to the Democrats.and vontion for this district, the Second, has ple's money to accomplish selfish and election to bo signalized by a revival NORTHWEST, B. U". BICE, Being mauufaclnrers of the FULLXAN PALACE CABS litical views or his public or private ut- been called to be hold at the Court jersonal ends, and henco it is hard to of the war cry and tho war-embittered MICRO-SCIENTIFIC LANTERN, Kl.V rHRObClH with that egotism and impudence which jomo down to a plain, honest, economi- jen\e M.O. R. R. -wharf, Detroit, daily st 9 STEUEO.PANOPTICON, terance of tho same; that men could as House in the city of Adrian, on Thurs- eelingsr% When peace is proclaimed }'clcck p. in., except Suudars. This line has ar- constitutes the chief stock in trade of :al administration of public affairs. UNIVERSITY PTEREOl>TIC0N, WITHOUT CHANGE safely expross thoir political views in day, August 31, at 11 o'clock A.M. Del- orover is it to be broken every four anged a system of liiekets via Cleveland whereby such mon, immediately promoted him- We soy it has been the custom of Re- fears for the sake of more party victo- v-T 300 routes can 1 ye made to Pbf Indelplftiii ADVERTISER'S STEKEOI'TICON Between too principal Red River parish, on tho stump or egates from this county should make a *nd New York, going and returning by any AKTOPTICON, self to tho position of a leader. He lublican leaders to use the people's 7?" ^ [M| oute deBired. No other line oan offer such a va- WESTERN & EASTERN CITIES, elsewhere, as in any part of ournote a note of date and place. nonoy to accomplish selfish and person- iety of routes. (SCHOOL L,ANTKKN\ FAMILY LANTERN went to the St. Louis convention in- The Albany Argus has tho following : Tickets for sale at pnincipal Railroad Offices, on PEOPLE'S LANTERN. common country." And now will onr ,1 ends. Look at the disposition K>ard steamers and. «U Company's otiice, foot of For Through Tickets, Bafffrage Checks, Mov«- structed for Tilden, opposed Tilden with i. mortgage for $32,000,000, to bear helby st., Detroit. Each atyle being the best of its class in the market. lent of trains. Sleeping Car Accommodation*, &*-< Republican friends have the horrible AND now what do our Republican of tho secret service fund by At- 1 c, apply at Ticket Omros at all principal pointa, all his might in caucus and outsido, but frionds think about Alabama being a ix per cent, interest, givon by tho Cen- I-' ''' I»- CARTER, A(,Tiil, night-mare at tho sight of that Con- torney-Genorol Williams ! Daven- ral and Hudson River railroad compa- Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides with direc- NORTH,SOUTH. KASTORWEST. voted for him on roll call. And now shatta patch in Senator Morton's doubtful State ? Peace all along the >ort spont thousands of dollars which ly, to Cornelius Vaudorbilt, and Wm.r>ILI- HEADS A HD STATEMENTS tions for using sent on application. he comes out for Hayes and Wheeler. lines, no colored voters interfered with, >elonged to the tax-payers, to organize Any enterprising man can m»ke money with a . E. DORSET, L. M. COLE, „ " bloody shirt." I. Vanderbilt has just been recorded AT TBOJ ARGUS OFFICE, Matric Lantern. 1571 Ass't Gen'l Ticket Ag't. Gen'l Ticket Ag' They are welcome to his support. and over 40,000 Democratic majority. he Grant political campaign in New n the county clerk's office, in this city. HO.S. P. BAUHY, THOS. R. 8HAKP, Clorner Main and Huron Street. B9~Cut out this advertisement for West'n Passenger Agent. Mastor of Transp *• Democratic County ConTentlon. Political Clippings. Slade, the " Slate " Medium. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Mortgage Sale. A Democratic County Convention was held Grant's Cabinet is without a Jewell, A New York correspondent of th HEREAS default has been made In the con- W ditions of a mortgage, made and de b jn this city on Saturday last, at 11 o'clock A. M., Chicago Tribune writes: Dr. Henr y but what a gem Chandler is.^—Cleveland Estate of Samuel Hutchin'son. CharleB Wheeler to William Cross, bearing date pursuant to call of Committee. The conven- Plain Denier. Slade, who left New York Jul on the fourteenth day of November, A. D. 1857, QTATE OF MICHIGAN, county of Washtenaw and recorded iu the office of the Register of Deeds tion was called to order by Chas. H. Rich- 1st, under contract to produce h i^ ss. At a session of the Probate Court for tin AUGUST 11, 1876. The Republicans make fun of Dem- county of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office of the county of Washtenaw, in liber twenty-four mond, Esq., Chairman of the County Com- ocratic reductions in expenses, and yet spiritual " manifestations " in the pres in the city of Ann Arbor, on Wednesday, the nine of Mortgages, page one hundred and sixty-two, ence of royalty has bean heard from i teenth day of July, in the year one thousand on the third day of December, A. D. 1867, and wish to have your Probate or other mittee, and a temporary organization effected the Republicans ot the Senate cut down which Baid mortgage was afterward duly assigned you y England, This noted medium formar eight hundred and seventy-nix. d d h A d t the pension of General Ouster's widow by the said William Cross to Margaret E. Thomp- I advertising done m the ARGUS, do notby the election of Hon. Chas. S. Gregory, of iy lived in Michigan, and his specia Present, Noah W. Cheever, Judge of Probaf*. son, by deed of assignment dated October 8th, A. JOE T. |liB sk the Juil e In the matter of the estate of Hamuel Hutchin JACOBS, *et ta » if ot Probate and Circuit Scio, Chairman, and W. (i. Doty, of Man- from $50 to $30 a month.—Cleveland D. 1868, and recorded in the said Register's Office Plain Dealer {Dem.) phase is the production of writing in son, deceased. in liber three ot assignments of mortgages, page Jonunissionera to make tlieir orders ac- chester, Secretary. side of closed slates on the table befor On reading and filing the petition, duly verified flve hundred amd tlfty three, on the twelfth day ngly- ^ rawest teill be granted. of John N. (Jott, praying that a certain inHtrumem The following committees were then, on Whisky rings, bribe receivers in and of November, A. D. 1872, and was afterwards duly him. Thousands who have seen him now on tile in this Court, purporting to be a copy assigned by said Margaret E. Thompson to Cor- ^ LOCAL AFFAIRS. motion, appointed : about the cabinet, and the smaller and who are not Spiritualists, believe h of the last will and testament of said deceased delia C. Parish, by deed of assignment, dated No- duly authenticated, may be admitted to probate On Credentials—J. L Burleigh, Ann Arbor; thieves in places over the country, are can do this thing, or that it is done i vember "th, A. D. 1872, and recorded In Baid Reg- to bo protected as long as they contrib- allowed, tiled and recorded, and that the executors ister's Office in liber two of assignments of mort- , \V. Hamilton lett for the Centenuia W. H. Hawkins, Ypsilanti; J. J. Bobison, his presence by an invisible agency thereof may be appointed. 8i page 552, on the twelfth day of November, Sharon. ute to the fund rolied upon by Chand- He is undoubtedly the most celebrate Thereupon it is ordered that Monday, tht fourth day . 1872, and was afterward assigned by said On Permanent Organization—Wm. D. Har- ler's committee to continue the pecula- American medium. Slade is employe ot September next, at teno'clook in the forenoon, be Cordelia C. Parish to the undersigned John M. "pleas assigced for the hearing ot said petition, and that Prindle, by deed of assignment dated December ' nr. Maclean has returned trom his liman, Ann Arbor; Jykn Gilbert, Ypsilanti; tion of Grant's adminUtrntiou through by Col. H. 8. Olcott at $10,000 a yea the devisees, legatees, and heirs at law of said de- 19th, A. D, 1874, and recorded in Baid Register's JJUJ, " at Kmgstou, Out. Munson Goodyear, Manchester. the election of Huyes.—Boston Post. and traveling expenses, and has given ceased, and all othei persons interested in said estate, Office in liber four of assignments of mortgages, eT lr are requirod to appear at a seaaion of said court.then page 509, on the seventeenth day of February, A " The K - * - Holmes will preach in the On iVew Apportionment of Delegates—E. B. Garfield is the cornmanderin-chief to Olcott a sufficient bond that he wi: to be holden at the Probate office, in the city ot D. 1875, by which said default the power of sale .regationa! Church next Sunday. Pond, Ann Arbor ; A. McMillan, Scio ; James perform jthe wonders specified. Arbor, and show cause, if any there be, cont; ined in said mortgage became operative, and M. Forsyth, Ypsilanti; George Sutton, North- of the boys in blue, and Gen. Woodford why the prayer of the petitioner should not be the sum of six hundred and ninety-four dollars °j>rOf. TenBrooke supplied the Congrega- field ; Wm. Beuerle, Freedom. is to be his chief of staff. Garfield won granted. And it is turther ordered that said and sixteen cents being claimed to be due on said I pulpit last Sunday forenoon. No servi- petitioner give notice to the persona interested mortgage at the date of this notice, besides the The convention then adjourned to 1:30his spurs in the credit inobilier business, THE SI JUIIU EXODUS. in said ejtate, of the pendency ot said petition, aum of twenty-five dollars provided to be paid in ^luthe evening. o'clock p. M. aud Woodford is described by men of and the hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this said moregage as an attorney fee on the taking of Ji. C. Bisdon and younger daughter came his own party as a soldier who never OFF TO THE CENTENNIAL. order to be published in the Michigan Argus, a proceeding for the foreclosure thereof, and no suit AFTEBNOON SESSION. newspaper printed and circulated in said county, or proceedings haying been had or instituted, either 06 on Tuesday trom the Centennial,— The Committee on Credentials reported list saw a battle, and a lawyer who never At this time when so many of our patrons ar three successive weeks previous to said day ot at law or in equity, to recover the sum secured won a case.—Boston Post. hearing. by said mortgage, or any part thereof : Notioe is jjnseil like all other visitors. of delegates entitled to seats, which was ac- preparing or contemplating their usual trip durin therefore hereby given that said mortgage will be the summer solstice, it is well to present to ou (A true copy.) NOAH W. CHEEVER, foreclosed by sale of the mortgaged premises -Ref. Mr. George preached in the M. E. cepted and adopted, as follows : Zack Chandler says Bristow might 151)&td Judjre of Probate. as well have been in hell without a fan readers the prominent advantages offered by th therein described, or some part thereof, viz : All (lurch last Sunday,—inomiug and evening,— Ann Arbor City—1st ward, E. B. Pond, Jas. that parcel of landknown as vllage lots number railroads running direct to the Centennial grounds lie pastor being absent at tho East. H. Morris, C. H. Richmond ; 2d ward, John L. as in Grant's cabinet trying to carry Estate of Patrick McNaniara. sixty and sixty-one (60 and 61), in Cross and Bag- 24 S. MAIN ST., out his reform notions. Zack is one of To this end we would speak of the economy, con ley's addition to the village of Ypsilanti, in the ^Associate-Justice Marston, of the Supreme Burleigh, A. D. Besiiner, W. H. Lewis; 3d TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw, county of Washtenaw and State of Michigan. 1 n19 tam ward, Henry Paul, A. S. Polhemus, M. Flem- renience and desirability of taking the Great For ss. At a session of the Probate Court for the ftorti w'" i'y. have been spending a Grant's Cabinet, and Zaok is also Chair- S And also that parcel of land described as oommenc- ing ; 4th ward, H. W. Rogers, Z. Truesdel, W. man of the Republican National Exeo- Wayne A Pennsylvania Line, which is runninj County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Of- ing at the southwest corner of village lot number . „ jays in this city, the guests of Judge fice in the city of Ann Arbor, on Monday, the sixty-four (64) in said addition; thence westerly Tremain; 5th ward, Chas. H. Manly, Henry utive Committee that is trying to elect three daily Centennial trains from Chicago to th thirty-first day of July, in the year one thousand Ortman ; 6th ward, W. D. Harriman, Smith along the south side of an alley sixteen rods; Cooley- Hayes. See the connection '<—Peoriavery gate at the main entrance. These trains ar eight hundred and seventy-six. thence southerly twenty roda; thence easterly Wilbur. Present, Noah W. Cheever, Judge of Probate. _VV'e met Prof. B. C. Burt, of Terre Haute, Democrat. made up of elegant Pullman Parlor, Sleeping am Bixteen rods; thence northerly twenty rods to the Ann Arbor Town—John M. Chase, H. M. Hotel Coaches, and combine the luxury and com In the mttter of the estate of Patrick McNamara, place of beginning, containing two acres of land, W, in the campus yesterday, with his bride deceased. at public vendue, at the south door of the Court Mowry. The Louisville Courier-Journal says :fort of a life at home, yet gliding over this famou Michael Fleming, administrator of said estate, jUissLelia A. Tabor,—both being Univer- House, wherein the Circnit Court for the county of Augusta—Aaron Childs, Thales Buck, Wm. The Republican papers have got farroute, noted for its perfect equipment and carefu comes iuto court and represents that he is now Washtenaw is held, in the city of Ann Arbor, on ,Hf graduates of the class of '75. H. Louden. prepared to render his final account as such ad- the second day of September next, at'ten o'clock enough along to call Governor Tilden management, at a safe rate of speed never yet at ministrator. in the forenoon. Lj. ff- Shively, of New York, was in town Bridgewater—Jacob Blum, James M. Kress, "a rebel and a oopperhead." They tained by any rival. A feature not to pass un Thereupon it is ordered that Friday, the Dated, Ann Arbor. June 8th, 1876, n Mon<3ayP and said he should vote for Tilden Chaa. Poucher, Wm. Hanke. should remind their readers, while dis- noticed is the facility for reaching hotels. In the eighth day of September next, at ten o'clock in ;he forenoon, be assigned for examiningand allow- I |n uewr voted again. Has always been a Dexter—P. Fleming, Wm. H. Arnold, Lucius counting Tilden's patriotism, that Ruth- Immediate vicinity, within five minutes walk o ing such account, and that the heirs at law of JOHN M. PRINDLE, jjopublioan but wants a " change." Warner. erford B. Hayes was a pronounoed se- the Centenuial Depot, are to be found hotels, a iaid deceased, and all other persona interested BEAKER & CUTCHEON, Assignee of Mortgage, which good accommodations can bo obtained for said estate, are required to appear at a Attorneys for Assignee. 1586 _Xhe main walk running through the Uni- Freedom—B. Koebbe, Fred Vogel, William cessionist in 1860, and wanted to biseot session of said court, then to be holden at the Pro- two to five dollars per day. jty campus, from the northwest corner to Beuerle, Jacob Brown. this glorious union forever. jate Office, in the city of Ann Arbor, eti The Encampment at Elm Station, near the Cen- n said county, and show cause, if any there Mortgage Foreclosure. to southeast corner, is beiug covered with Lima—Leonard G. Rodman, John S. Coy, T|EFAULT having been made in the conditions Samson Parker. We fear our northern friends have tennial Grounds, was established by the Nattona >e, why the said account should not be alA'o- f a mortgage, made by Jacob Paul to Leonard J tar and gravel,—concrete they call it. not in good faith " acceptad the results owed : And it is further ordered that said admin- Lodi—James Sage, Philip Blum, F. Drake, Grange of the Pations of Husbandry, for the pur rator give notice to the persons interested in " Wellington, dated September tenth, A. D. _The Dundee Enterprise suspended publi- of the war." The bloody shirt now i, recorded September twelfth, A. D. 1874, at Walter Coe. pose of accommodating the large number of agri- said estate of the pendency of said account and o'clock p. M., in liber 47 of mortgages, on page JIJDII with the last issue, Aug. o, and the late waves over every Republican camp, and ;he hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this or- Manchester—Horatio Burch, Munson Good- culturists who desire to visit thejExhibitlon, and to der to be published in the Michigan Argus, a news- , in the Register's OfHce ol Washtenaw county, publisher) VV. W. Cook, will remove the estab- year, N. S. Case, Wm. G. Doty, A. E. Hewitt, Centennial Dix is bawling himself afford a comfortable and suitable resting place a Japer printed and circulating in said county, three Vlichigan, assigned by the said Leonard C. Wal- successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. iugton to Christian Mack and Frederick Schmid, liihineDt to some place not yet announced. Isaac Wyburn. hoarse in efforts to rally the boys in the moderate expense of two dollars per day. r., by deed of assignment, dated October 15, Northfield-C. F. Kapp, Edward Clancy, E. blue. The Southern people are wiser Taking Into consideration the immense sum o (A true copy.) NOAH W. CHEEVER, A. D. 1874. recorded October 23d, A. D. 1874, in .Frank H. Kelly, Esq., of Cleveland, has 1595td Judge of Probate. iber 4 of assignments of mortgages, page 418, in CLOTHIER. Howard, Geo. Sutton. money, time and labor expended by this line to l^n spending a few days in our city. In a and more patriotic, they admit that the said Register's Omce, and by the said Christian Pittsfield—J. 8. Henderson, David Depew, war settled something—Richmond Kn- render perfect its accommodations for the comfor daek and Frederick Schmid jr., assigned to Caro- aiivereation with him on Tuesday he expressed Grove launders. and safety of its patrons, we unhesitatingly recom- Sheriffs Sale. ine D. Fuller, by deed of assignment, dated Ooto- quirer. Y VIRTUE of an execution issued out of ~$t confidence thut Tilden would carry Ohio. mend it as the most desirable route to reach the ber 22d, A. D. 1874, recorded in said Register's Saline—A. K. Clark, Geo. W. Hall, J. M. If there is a sorrier spectacre than the B and under the seal of the Circuit Court for Omce in last mentioned liber, on page 419, Octo- _J. M. Wheeler, wife, and daughter arrived Toung, F. E. Jones, E. w; Wallace, D. O.humiliating return of Carl Schurz to Centennial Exhibition. .he County of Washtenaw nd State of Michigan, ber 23d, 1874, and by the said Caroline D. Fuller re- lime yesterday, looking well and hearty after Church. By taking this route, via Toledo & Mansfield n favor of Edward Duffy, and against the goodB assigned to the said Christian Mack and Frederick the party he has so unsparingly de- and chattels, and for want thereof the lands and travelers from this part of the State can avail them- ichmid, jr., by deed of assignment dated May their year of travel in Europe, though a little Scio— Peter Tuite, Chas. S. Gregory, S. H. nounced, it is that of Secretary Bris- enements of James Coleman, and to me delivered, 27th, A. D. 1876, recorded on the 7 th day of June, dogued from doing Washington and the Cen- Holmes, H. E. Peters, J. J. Jedele, A. Mc- selves of the advantages of this great line, which [ did on the seventeenth day of December, A. D.A. D. 1876, in liber 5 of assignments of mortgag- Millan. tow repairing to Vermont to speak for is the only one running direct to the Centennia L873, levy the same on the following described real es, on page 185, whereby the power of sale therein Hayes and Wheeler, of which the tele- estate, to wit: On lot (12) twelve, block C3) three contained has become operative, and two thousand Sharon—-D. G. Bose, J. J. Bobison, G. Ed- Grounds. north, range (4) four east in the city of Ann Arbor. ,-On Sunday evening, during the absence of nine hundred and rlfty-four dollars and seventy- win Stutes. graph informs us to-day. It is indeed Which above described property I shall expose for three cents, besides twenty-five dollars as an attor- He family, the house oi Wm. Presley, of Web- a critical emergency for the country Centennial Visitor* sale to the highest bidder, at the south door of ney fee, being at the date hereof claimed as due Superior—T&. M. Cole, Gilbert Birdsell, A. J. he Court House, m the city of Ann Arbor, ihereon ; and no suit or proceeding, at law or in ,[eIi was consumed by fire together with rur- Murray, Wm. Geer. when honest men lack courage to break Desiring private board on reasonable terms would Washtenaw county, Michigan, on the 21st day of company with thieves.—St. Louis Re-do well to address September, A. D. 1876, at ten o'clock A. M. of said equity, having been instituted to recover the same juure, etc. Small insurance on furniture, no Webster—Henry Warren. or any part thereof, notioe is hereby given that publican W. C, 316 S. 11th Street, day. ituurance on building. York— David A. Woodard, Jas. Doyle, Jesse Dai aid mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale of the Philadelphia, Pa. ated August 1st, 1876. mortgaged premises, or some part thereof, to wit: .The publisher of the AKOUS is under obli- Warner, J. A. Jackson, Albert Warner. 594 M. FLEMING, Sheriff. It may be well enough to talk about Reference—Philip Bach, or E. B. Pond, Ann Arbor vll that certain piece or parcel of land situate in gations to the Dexter Leader tor a nomination Ypsilanti TownSeuiy Stumpenhusen, Ed- a President going into office unpledged, he township of Freedom, in the county of Wash- ward King, Cbas. Albau, Lewis Sherwood. ;enaw and State of Michigan, being the west half or Judge of Probate, but thanking our co- but in view of the last eight years ex- Reduced Prices. Mortgage Sale. ]/£ of the northeast quarter (X) ol section num. CENTENNIAL OFFERINGS Ypsilanti City—1st ward, Prince Bennett, perience it will do no harm to have Look at those Cashmere Black Silks. EFAULT having been made in the condition ber thirty-six, excepting the twelve acres on the laiporary for the intended kindness he begs D of a certain mortgage executed by Jacob Fred- outheaat corner, heretofore conveyed to Adam ArchibaldMciN'iuol; 2d ward, W. H. Hawkins, each of the candidates sign an iron- Look at those Linen Suits. erick Beck, of the city of Ann Arbor, county of to decline the proffered honor. C. M. Woodruff ; 3d ward, N. K. Towner, H. Jross, at the south (outer) door of the Court FOR- CASH clad total-abstinence document. A Look at those elegant Guinet Silks. Vashtenaw and State of Michigan, to Caroline M. House, in the city of Ann Arbor, county and state -The report of the City Marshal, for July, D'. Martin, Chauncey Joshn; 4th ward, W. Me- Look at the finest Stock of Dress Goods. lennequin, of the same place, on the "first day ol atoresaid, on the second day of September next, Boberts, F. J. Swayne ; 5th ward, John Gil- White House populated by elephants, fune, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight tows the liumber of arrests made by the po- Look at our White Goods. at noon. bert, John Tierues, Jas. M. Forsyth, Raphael snakes, blue-haired babies, dragoons mndred and seventy-four, and recorded on the Dated, June 8th, A. D. 1876. stering the-month to be 21, of which 15 Look at our Hosiery and Gloves. econd day of June, A. D. 1874, in Liber 51 of Kopp. and so forth, is not & pleasant place to Mortgages on page 386, and there is now claimed to CHRISTIAN MACK, ere for violating the slaughter-house ordi- Look at our Guipure Laces. >e due upon said mortgage and the bond accom- FREDERICK SCHMID, Jr. The Committee on Permanent Organization visit.—Chicago Times, Assignees. AT BACH & ABEL'S. Japanese Silks. >anying the same the sum of six hundred and sev- ince, 5 for drunkenness, and 1 for larceny. By Attorney of Assignees, 1586 reported the following officers : The St. Louis Republican says of Til-Everything at lower prices. enty dollars aud fifty cents, also an attorney's fee -Prof. Frieze and daughter reached home of thirty-five dollars should any proceedings be ta- President—Hon. Charles S. Gregory, Scio. den's letter: The whole document is We bought them cheap. :en to foreclose the same, and no proceedings in esterday. Prof. F. reports meeting a large Vice Presidents— Aaron Ohilds, Augusta ; couched in very vigorous, plain and aw or in equity having been had to recover said Mortgage Sale. We sell them cheap. HEREA8 default has been made in the con miberof Ann Arbor people m Philadelphia. H. M. Mowry, Ann Arbor Town. simple language. If longer than such We keep them moving. ura of money or any part thereof; Now, there- Secretaries—Wm. G. Doty, Manchester; C. ore, notice is hereby given that by virtue of the Wditions of a certain indenture of mortgage, t was more thau pleased with what he saw letters usually are, it may be said that You save time and money by trading at >ower of sale in said mortgage contained, I shall made and executed by Nelson B. Cole and Eliza- M. Woodruff, Ypsilanti. beth H. Cole, his wife, of the city of Ann Arbor TIE 1ST COSIES j the Exposition, and says the magnitude of the occasion and the opportunity justi- MACK A SCHMID. ell at public auction to the highest bidder on the Which report was accepted and adopted. wenty-eighth day of October next, at two o'clock in the County ol Washtenaw, and State of Michi- isplay in all departments is wonderful. fy an elaborate presentation of views M. of said day, at the front door of the Court gan, to Alpheus Feloh, of the same place, bearing The Committe on New Apportionment sub- date the twenty-seventh day of December, in the -A promineut Republican city official has and sentiments. The letter is such a (•o to the Mountains of Colorado louse in the city of Ann Arbor, county aforesaid, Ot the mitted the following: one as could emanate only from a states- that being the building in which the Circuit Court year 1867, and recorded in the Office of the Regis- read Tilden's letter of acceptance and pro- By the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, the or said county of Washtenaw is held), all those ter of Deeds for the County of Washenaw, In the To (he Democratic Convention :—Your com- man worthy to be the President of a new and popular line from Atchison and Kansas ertain pieces or parcels of land situate and being State oi Michigan, on the sixth day of January inces it " the most foolish thing ever writ- mittee on the subject of A new apportionment n the city of Ann Arbor, in the county of Wasli- in the year 1868, in liber 37 of mortgages, on page grand Republic. City via. the beautiful Arkansas Valley, to Pueblo, 784; and whereas by said default the power of sale D by a candidate." We really hope that no ot delegates, respectfully report that they have euaw and State of Michigan, and described as fol- Colorado Springs, Denver, Canon City, Cucharas, ows, to wit: Commencing at the southeast corner therein contained has become operative, and the ne will telegraph his opinion to Tilden. It given the subject such consideration as their sum of six thousand seven hundred and thirteen CHOICEST STYLES OF NEW SPRING PRINTS A notable feature of the Presiden- Del Norte, Trinidad, Santa Fe and all points in f lot number eight in block number three south of time would permit; that they have considered dollars are claimed to be now due and unpaid on igbt cause him to withdraw or commit sui- tial canvass, is that the very men whoColorado, New Mexico and Arizona. Special round Huron street range one west, according to the plat several proposed plans, one based on the Dem- f Wm. S. Mayuard's addition, and running east said mortgage, and the promissory note therein Including the well-known brands of Merriinac, Pacific, ocratic vote for Governor in 1874, one based worked night and day to save Babcock trip tickets to Denver, only 850, allowing stop-off n the south line of lot No. nine two rods ; thence mentioned, and no suit or proceeding at law or iu privileges both ways on the main line, and at lorth two rods east of the west line of said lot, one equily has been instituted to recover the debt re --The Manchester people propose to indulge on the full vote for Governor at the same and the whole whisky ring, and con- muining secured by said mortgage, or any part Manchester, Hamilton, Sprague & Co., election, and a third based on the recognition spired with the President to compassColorado Springs, Manitou and Pike's Peak. Low hain and thirty-six links: thence west two rods ; t»o excursions to Put-in-Bay next week : tience south on the line of said lot one chain and thereof, notice is therefore hereby given that on at the extremely low price of of municipalities aud the Democratic vote, the destruction of Bristow and Wilson; emigrant rates to San Juan Mines. liirty-six links to the place of beginning; also the SATURDAY, THK TWENTY-SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, Wednesday, via L. S. A M. S. R B. to A. D. 1876, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that aud unanimously recommend the adoption of who used every means in their power to Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between the Mis- bllowing parcel of laud to wit: beginning at the oleJo and the steamer Chief-Justice Waite, the following resolutions : southeast corner of lot number eight (8) in block day, at the south door of the Court House, in the defeat the former for the Presidency souri River and Rocky Mountains, without change. umber three south of range one west in Wm. S. city of Ann Arbor, in said county and State (said mithe other on Thursday via D. H. & S. W. Resolved, That the County Committee be Close connections made at Pueblo with trains for laynard's addition to the village of Ann Arbor, Court House being the place of holding tho Circuit 61-4 CENTS PER YARD. instructed in calling the next convention, to are the persons who labored energeti- Court for said countyl, and by virtue of the power Hand M. C. B. B. and the favorite steamer Denver and Northern Colorado. nd running north along the center line of range apportion one delegate to each town and ward cally for Hayes' nomination, and are west, one chain and thirty-six (1.36) links, of sale contained therein, said mortgage will be k&west. now shouting loudly for him.—Adrian For maps, time tables and the " San Juan Guide,'' ience west parallel to the south line of lot nuni- foreclospd by a sale at publio vendue, to the high- as such, and further to give to each town and est bidder, of the mortgaged premises described ward one delegate tor each fifty votes polled Press. Address T. J. ANDERSON, er eight (8) seventy-three and a half links (73%); -^Saturday evening last a flue hickory aence south parallel to the center line one chain in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be pole,j/xHit 115 in length, was raised on thefor the Democratic candidate for Governor iu Gen. Passenger Agent, Topeka, Kan. nd thirty-six links (1.36) to the south line of lot necessary to satisfy the amount of principal and Fifteen Cases & Bales of 1874, aud an additional delegate to each frac- Grant throws open the door and lets umber eight (8^; thence east along the south line interest remaining unpaid, with the costs and Bs/tat corner of Main and Liberty stieets— tional number of votes larger than a moiety of Dyspepsia. f lot number eight seventy-three and a half links charges of such sale: Said premises are described the guilty Belknap escape by resigna- 7Z}/>) to the place of beginning, containing one- in siud indenture of mortgage as follows, to wit: Binder's corner—from which floats a Tilden said ratio. Americans are particularly subject to this disease All those certain tracts or parcels of land situated in Resolved, That a new apportionment be tion. A Republican national conven- en tn of an acre, and being part of lots seven and udHendncks banner. After the pole was and its effects ; such as Sour Stomach, Sick Head- ight in block number three south of Huron street, the city of Ann Arbor aforesaid, known, bounded made upon the same plan alter the coming tion heartily indorses the president. and described as follows, viz.: Being lots number BLEACHED & BftOWU COTTONS raised Messrs. Cramer and Frazer ache, Habitual Costiveness, Heart-burn, Water- auge number one west. Also commencing on the election, the vote for presidential electors gov- Hayes cordially approves the indorse- two (2), three tf),and four C4J, in Picnic Grove, ac- lirash, coming up of the food, coated tongue, disa- orthwest corner of lot number ten (10) in block stimug and telling speeches to the erning, which apportionment shall continue ment. A Republican Senate then turns umber three south of Huron street range one west cording to the plat of said grove, made by W. Weeks, and recorded in the Ortioeof the Register Including the celebrated makes of Wamsutta, Hill's 4-4 Semper Idem, Ca- crowd assembled in the streets. The until after the Presidential election of 1880, back the avenging House of Represen- greeable taste in the mouth, Palpitation of the a William S. Maynard's addition to the city of Heart, and all diseases of the Stomach and Liver. nn Arbor, and running west parallel with of Deeds for the County of Washtenaw and State jlyilind was also present and played several unless otherwise ordered by a future conven- tatives, and laughs the people to scorn. le south line of said block eigbt rods to aforesaid, being situated on the south si.ie of the bot's Utica Mills 10-4, 9-4, 6-4, 5-4, Atlantics, Saranacs, Nashuas, &c, Sc- tion. Two doses of GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER will re- road called the Middle Ypsilanti Road, and bound- itriotic airs. And this is the sort of an administra- 'hird street; thence south to the south wost at LOWER PRICES THAN EVER BEFORE KNOWN IN THIS COUN- lieve you at once, and there positively is not a cast orner of said block about eleven rodh; thence ed as follows: Beginning at a point in the middle Report ajcepted, and a motion being made of said road one chain and fifty (50) links south, TY AT RETAIL. -Owing in part to the inability to procure tion the people are asked to approve by in the United States it will not cure. If you doube ast eight rods to the southwest corner of lot num- to adopt, Mr. Joslin, of Ypsilanti, moved as a electing Hayes !—Albany Argus. er nine; thence north about eleven roda to the forty-four (44) degrees thirty (30) minutes east ink a speaker as the Executive Board desired, this go to your druggist, EBKKB.VCII & Co., and get lace of beginning, together with the free use of of a point where the center line of section twenty- substitute the following resolution : eight (28), town two f2J south of range six (6) east, ad in a part to an indisposition to conflict a sample bottle for 10 cents and try it. Regular ie stream of water running across said land, with Resolved, That the apportionment be made There was no talk at Lansing on he exception, however, of a certain piece ot land, crosses the suid Ypsilanti Road; thence south for- iiih the Republicans and draw away the lim- >eing about one-half of a lot, deeded by Jacob ty-four (44) degrees thirty 130) minutes east, flve A large assortment of on the basis of the populations of the respec- Thursday about sweeping Michigan (6) ohains and twenty-five f25) links along the cen- Uiuilieuce Hon. Edwin Willits, their nom- tive wards and townships. Centennial Excursionists ieinzmann and wife to Charles Conradth, on the by 50,000 for Hayes and Wheeler and 6th day of August, A. D. 1852, said deed being tre of said road ; thence south forty-two (4 2} de- w for Congress, is likely to be greeted with On motion of J. J. Robison, of Sharon, the the Republican State ticket. The men Will, of course, wish to see all the sights comforta- ecorded in liber 38 of Deeds, on page 137, in the grees west on the line between lots four (4) and flve bly and cheaply. To this end the Canada Southern lice of the Register of Deeds of Waehtenaw C5), flve (5) chains and sixty-eight (68) links to the liievening, the meeting of the C. B. C. will be resoultions and substitute were laid on the who were there would give a good deal north line of lots thirteen (13) ; thence north seven- Railway Company has, through its connection in ounty. ;«s&d: with notice to our Republican friends table. to feel sure that the State will be car- August 2, 1876. ty-six and three-fourths 06%) degrees, west sixty- ENGLISH, GERMAN AND AMERICAN HOSIERY the West and Northwest, placed on sale a large two (62) links to lands owned by Ransom 8. Smith; •ot to collide with the regularly appointed The convention then took a brief recess to ried this year for the Republicans by thence north two (2) degrees, west along the line any majority, no matter how small. number of Tourists' Excursion Tickets at greatly of said Smith's land one (1) ahain and seventy-five At very low Prices. lab meetings again. enable the districts to name their delegates to reduced rates, by which passengers can not only CAROLINE M. HENNEQUTN, (75) links; thence north forty-four (44) degrees There is nothing in the prospeot to give Mortgage*-. State and Congressional Conventions and Dis- visit the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia, thirty (30) minutes west three (3) chains and We offer 100 Dozen Ladies' White Cotton Hose, excellent quality, 10c -Gottfried Klinger, a baker living and do- them any comfort. The State can be JOHN N. GOTT, Att'y for Mortgagee. 1594 fifty (50) links; thence north forty-one (41) de- trict Committees, and on reconvening the fol- but can, in addition, visit the principal eastern «! business in Chelsea, was in this city on cp.rried for Tilden and Hendricks, and grees fifty (60) minutes east four (4) chains aud per pair; 50 doz. Ladies' Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, warranted all linen, lowing were reported: with earnest work it will be carried.— cities, with an opportunity of stopping at any of Sheriff's Sale. 3ighty-five (85) links to the place of beginning. 75c per dozen. ] 00 Choice Linen Napkins, full size, $1.26 per Dozen. 50 Thursday of last week, and missing the mail the great number of famous resorts in New York This conveyanoe is made subject to the right of Detroit Free Press. JTATE OF MICHIGAN, county of Washtenaw, Joseph D. Baldwin to conduct water in pipes across Ladies' Scarfs and Ties, choicest new styles. Choice selections in Ladies' toil got aboard the day express which makes To State Convention—1st dist., W. H. Haw- and Pennsylvania. The Canada Southe.n is the HS. Mary Eatey vs. Lewis Lamborn. By vir- ue of one writ of execution issued out of and nn- the above described premises in the highway. i tontiimous run from this city to Jackson kins, C. M. Woodruff, Geo. W. Hall, Edward oniy line from the West running directly to Niagar Fine Dress Goods, King. 2d, B. E. Frazer, Wm. D. Harriman, It is to be explained that some of the er the seal of the Circuit Court for the county of ra Falls, giving passengers, from the train, a won- rashtenaw, in the above entitled cause, to me di- i tie train passei the Chelsea station, nearly H. M. Mowry, Henry Warren. 3d, A. Mc-Senators who deemed Belknap guilty Dated June 1, A. D. 1876. BLACK and COLORED ALPACAS derful panoramic view of the Mighty Cataract, eted and delivered, I did on the 25th day of Janu- UMspeed, Klinger stood upon tho platform Millan, Malcom McDougall, John J. Robisou, in fact, whipped the devil around the •y, A. D. 1876, levy upon all the right, title and ALPHEUS FELCH, slumped, but was thrown violently to the Philip lilum. stump by voting for an acquittal on Horse-shoe Fall, the Great Rapids, and landing terest of Lewis Lamborn in and to the following 1585 Mortgagee. At Importers prices. Black Silks, warranted manufatured from pure stock, them directly at the Falls. The track of the Can- escribed real estate situated in the county of M, Ms head striking a railroad tie and To Congressional Convention—1st dist., C. the flimsy technicality that he was not ada Southern is an air line, laid of steel rails of ashtenaw, State of Michigan, to wit: All that Sheriff's Sale. direct from manufacturer's at Lyons, France. PRICES LOWER THAN *ng him instantly. Klinger formerly lived Joslin, Philo Ferrier, Aaron Childs, David A. an officer of the government at the act of land situated in the township of Lodi, the heaviest pattern ; there are no curves or grades; unty of WaBhtenaw and State of Michigan, CTATE OF MICHIGAN, county of Washtenaw, EVER. Woodard. 2d, E. B. Pond, Alpheus Felch, E. time of his impeachment. This is a O ss. Christian Hoizworth vs. Jacob F. Miller "his city and was in the employ of Messrs- M. Cole, George Sutton. 3d, Wm. H. Arnold, wood is used for fuel; Coaches are furnished with nown, bounded and described as follows, to wit: We buy and sell for cash and make prices as low as any house in very small hole for those who want to he north part of the west half of the northwest and Catharine Miller. By virtue of one writ of ex- 'HOT & Seabolt. Horatio Burch, Duvid G. Bose, Charles S. the Winchell Patent Ventilator, ensuring perfect uarter of bection number two (2) in township ecution issued out oi and under the seal of the Cir- Michigan. Gregory. acquit the offender to creep out offreedo. m from dust. With its complete system of umber three (3) south in range number five (5j cuit Court for the oounty of Lenawee, in the above -Company A returned from the regimental entitled cause, to me directed and delivered, I did District Committees—1st, G. W. Hall, F. P. Those who voted for the acquittal of magnificent Parlor, Sleeping and Drawing Room ast, containing about forty-four acres of land. shipment on Saturday evening last, well Which above described property I shall sell at pub- on the 11th day of July, A. D. 1876, levy npon all Bogardus, Amos Mclntyre. 2d, E. B. Pond, Belknap now stand before the country Cars, from Chicago, Detroit and Toledo, and its ad- the right, title and interest of Jacob F. Miller and ABEL. '"ed with tlieir week of camp life. Large c auotion to the highest bidder, at the south door H. M. Mowry, A. J. Murray. 3d, Patrick in a very pitiful light, all the world mirable connections at Niagara Falls and Buffalo the Court House in the city of Ann Arbor, on Catharine Miller in and to the following described ** of citizens were out upon the sfVeets Fleming, Egbert P. Harper, M. D. Case, Wm. ie seventh day of September, A. D. 1876, at ten real estate situated in the county of Washtenaw, knowing that he is a very guilty man with the New York Central and Erie Railways, the State of Michigan, to wit: The north half of the Beuerle, Asa Blackney. clock A. M. of said day. '«applauded and cheered the company du- who deserves the severest punishment Canada Southern is fast becoming the favorite line Dated July 11, 1876. west halt of the noithoast quarter of section num- 1876, 187G. that justice could possibly administer. U91td M. FLEMING, Sheriff. ber twenty-nine; also the northwest quarter EDWARD DUFFY etto march to the armory. After arriv- Which report wag accepted and adopted. to the East. Tickets via this popular line can be of the northwest quarter of section 30, except Whe armory Capt. Revenaugh addressed On motion each delegate was authorized to — Chicago Journal (Rep.) procured at all offices of connecting lines, or at the six acres ofl from the south end thereof; also HAS JUST EECEIVED AN Company's own offices. the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter itommand, thanking them for their close at- appoint his own substitute, and failing to do of section 19; also the northwest part of the east The Boston Qlobe (Ind.) says: It Any information can be obtained by addressing <*>n to duty and soldierly deportment; as- so the delegation was authorized to fill vacan- WOOL WANTED! ha f of the northeast qnarter of section 29, bound- Entire New Stock SPRING STYLES. a cannot be denied that Mr. Tilden's let- FRANK E. SNOW, ed as follows: commencing at the northwest corner »dtliem of the favorable opinion and men- cies. Or what is about the same thing, I want the of said east half of the northeast quarter of section ter is a very strong bid for publio con- Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Ag't, Detroit. 29, running thence south forty reds, thence east to ""I the commanding officers of the regi- The report of the Committee on New Ap-fidence. It does not appear like a mere oney that buys it. Now as the lambs are all Of goods consisting of lorn, and the price of wool established and no the oenter of the River Raisin, thence northwester- *t> retaining the honor of their positian— portionment of delegates was taken from the ly along the center of said River Raisin to the north matter of profession, shrewdly devised rospect of being any higher, and I have had many keBntcompany of the First regiment; urged Line of said section 29, thence west along the section W\ WAGNER table and referred to the Nominating Conven- to meet the demands of publio senti- COMMERCIAL. nd very faithful promises of pay in wool time, line to the place of beginning, supposed to contain "•"en to profit by the instructions received tion. ment, but a declaration of earnest con- fifteen acres and forty square rods of land; also Ann Arbor Market. us far but very few have been on time with that parcel of land known and described as being a IAS JUST OPENED THE JFINEST STOCK O* Wl work with a determination to be On motion of H. D. Martin, of Ypsilanti, victions and a determination to carry ANN AKBOR. Trrcnmuy, Aug 10,1876. lose promises. Now I simply say to all delin- parcel of land taken off from the east side of the "*si by no company. The remarks of the them out, so far as it may lie in hisAPPLES—$.50 per bu. Plumer farm on the east side Qf the Territorial Teas, Coffees, the following resolution was adopted: uents who owe me that the best thing they can power, if he should be elected to the BEAMS—80c Road (so called), the west lme thereof being the P™> were received with ringing cheers. Resolved, That as the sense of this conven- o is to give this their first attention, especially center of said Territorial Road, said parcel of land chief executive office of the nation. It BUTTEtt—14c. iose who have let their bills run from one tocontaining one acre ot land, more or less, and be- tion, Hon. Alpheus Felch is tho first choice for BEEP—$6@7 per hundred. ing a part ot the east part of the northeast quarter SUGARS AND SYRUPS. Congress from this district, if he will accept only confirms us in the opinion re- TO years. All such may expect me to dropdown "W POOE.—The amount of relief furnished COBN—40c to 45c. per bu. of the northwest quarter of tection 29, all iu town- the nomination. peatedly expressed, that the Democrats CHIOKES8—30@50c par pair ; dressed 12^c per lb. n them like a bat on a bedbug. I will appear to township four south of range four east, containing i!c Eoos—Command lie. CLOTHING »ypoorin the several wards, during the ou like a midnight assassin in an unexpected in all one hundred and thirty and) a quarter aores Bought in NEW YORK from The following County Committee was then selected their best and strongest man HiY—18@10 per ton. more or less, in Washtonaw county, State of Mich- '* of July, is as follows: First ward, -. Now I simply say to all those owing me, no chosen: Chas. H. Richmond, Chairman, My- as the party standard-bearers, and there- LARD—The market stands at 13c. igan. Which above described property I shall ex- To be found in Ann Arbor, comprising all the "'• Second, $24.44 ; Third, J5.90 ; Fourth, OATS—28c to 30c. latter how great or how small the amount, to pose for sale at public auction to the highest bidder first hands FOR CASH, ron Webb, Walter H. Hawkins, E. B. Pond, in showed more sagacity than they had NEWEKT STYLES AND PATTERNS, POKK—$8.00(13)8.60 per hundred. alk right up to the scratch und pay me, or I at the south door of the Court House, in the city of Which he is offering at prices that •"'th, $4.58; Sixth, ?12.59-total, in- A. J. Murray, A. E. Hewitt, Wm. Hanke. displayed for many years before. POTATOES—new (15 oents. Ann Arbor, on the seventh day of September, and is offering them ai '*H Physician's salary, $113.89. QUEEN PEAS—$1 00 per bu. hall Iose no time in inviting you before a Justice A. D. 1876, at ten o'clock A. M. of said day. Adjourned sine die. WHEAT— [email protected]. f the Peace. Now don't fool yourselves by thtnk- Dated July 11, 1876. i' the laat session of the Board of Supervi- In the Dexter Leader of Friday last the pub- W25t ng he won't sue me, or he is lying or joking .about lMltd M. FLEMING, Sheriff. •» each city and township of the county was DEFIES ALL COMPETITION Thursday of next week is the day onlisher announces that he is about to remove to lis matter. Neglect this and you will find out I""*! to furnish its own temporary relief to VBRY SLIGHT ADVANCE which the grand excursion of Company A, to another locality. We understand that Brother bout this joking. 1591m2 All who are pressed with the hard 'PW From that time until Feb. 1st laat, A. Chancery Sale. Put-in-Bay, takes place. We are glad to hear McMillan, wishing both for a wider field and a M. ROGERS. N pursuance of the decree of the Circuit Court times and desire -•ftrce supervisors of this city had charge for the County of Washtenaw, in ohanoery, over New York Cost. that the affair promises to be a great success, paper in which he can talk for Tilden, Hen- I ^furnishing of relief, and the Common DINSEY & SEABOLT'S made in the cause therein pending, wherein James and that tickets are being disposed of rapidly. dricks, and Reform, without violating the sup- Arnold is complainant and Isaac Crane, Sarah J. Also a full line of LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S allowing the bills. The Council Crane, Beth O.Arnold, and Sophronia Dexter are WEAE in The splendid scenery along the Detroit River posed neutrality of a non-political journal, defendants on original bill, and wherein Seth O. A CHEAP SUIT ! that the poor could be maintained at and among the islands of Lake Erie make proposes to start a Democratic paper at Bay BAKERY, GROCERY Arnold is complainant, and Jumes Arnold, Isaac Wse than was at that time incurred Capital, $3,000,000. Crane Sarah J. Crane, and Sophronia Dexter are this trip one of the most pleasant and at-City. Mac is a good, spicy, and strong writer, — AND — defendants on cross bill, and which decree bears Can find it at WAGNEE'S. ^ «1 to transfer the disbursement of the BOOTS & SHOES, tractive ones that can be taken. Most of the and if half-way encouraged will give our date on the sixth day of April, A. D. eighteen hun- from tho Supervisors and place the Assets Jan 1, 1876, dred and seventy-six, the undersigned, one of the large crowd that accompanied the Company on Democratic friends down at Bay City a live -'LOUR & FEED STORE. Circuit Court Commissioners of said county of Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods, My stock of "'"charge of the City Marshal, allowing its excursion to the same place last year are paper. He has made the Leader a good local Washtenaw, will sell at public vendue to the $6,792,649.98. We keep constantly on nand, highest bidder, at the south door of the Court *r mouth for performing such work. again anxious to join the excursion of next journal, aud the Dexter people will miss both House in the city of Ann Arbor, in said county, All of which he is offering •he report of the Marshal for the past JREAD. CRACKERS, CAKES, ETC., on the fourth day of September next, at ten IPiece Groods week. This excursion will be much more him and it: that is if he removes the ofHce as Losses Paid in 55 Years, o'clock in the forenoon, the following described ending Aug. 1, we find that the FOB WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE. pleasant than the one of last year, on acocunt he proposes to do if a purchaser does not turn We shall also keep a supply of lands and property viz: Situated in the city of VERY LOW FOR CASH. Will be found complete and contains " "Peases of poor for that period inclu- Ypsilanti, Michigan, and bounded as follows: of having secured a larger and more commo- up tor the same immediately. $44,760,391.71. commencing at tne northwest corner of lot one B It pays everybody to buy their goods for Cash. all the NEWEST DESIGNS. 3r mouth for disbursement dious steamboat for the trip. Several hours DELHI FLOUR, hundred and seventy-three (173) on the south side was of Congress street, miiningjthence south to the Call and examine goods and prices, and will be Bpent at Put-in-Bay, giving an oppor- Surplus over all Liabilities, including -beingan average of $167.65. For Mr. Cramer wishes us to give his compli- . M. SWIFT & GO'S BEST "WHITE -WHEAT southwest corner of said lot, thence east fifty feet, tunity to visit the many places of interest. Re-Insurance Reserve, FLOUR., RYE FLOUR, BUCKWWHEAT thence north three rods, thence east to high water Suits Made to Order. ^«« ending Sept. 30, 1875, thero was ex- ments to the " King" of the " mongrel cor- mark on the west line of the Huron Kiver, thenee I WILL INSURE SATISFACTION in On the return trip the steamer will stop for an FLOUK, OORN MEAL, FEED, Y^ ">is city, including disbursement, poration," and inform him that he is the same &c, &o. up the west bank of the Huron River at high wa- $4,735,092.36. ter mark to Congress street, thence west along the 1m of t5,23o.51—an average of $436.27 an hour at Grosse Isle, to enable the excur- Goods delivered to any part of the City free o A Large stock of " Cramer " that Bepublicans used to employ so At wholesale and retail. A general stock of south line of Congress street to the plnce of begin- charge. luU>- A difference in favor of the last sionists to witness the dress parade of the ning, or so much thereof (in the manner directed constantly to do their speaking and to attend Net Surplus over Liabilities, including by said decree) as may Be necessary to satisfy the FLJBNISHING GOODS. 1 Third Regiment, which has its encampment SROCERIES AND PROVISIONS EDWARD DUFFY. of $268.62 per month. The sums on the Republican side their discussions with Re-Insurance and Capital Stock, onstantly on hand, which will be sold on as rea- requirements of said decree. by the Marshal m each ward was : there during the coming week. Faro for the onuble terms as at any other house in this city. "Maynard's Block,' col. Main and Ann streets Democratic Congressmen. The only difference Dated July 20th, 1876. *.nn Arbor, Mich. $Hi.o9 Second, $204.95; Third, round trip only $1.75, children 90 cents. $1,735,092.86. Cash paid for Butter, Eggs, and Country Pro- WAGNER, fi_ ;; Second, $204.95; Thir being that now he can speak near a saloon nee generally. JOHN F. LAWRENCE, Circuit Court Commissioner for the County of *™i Fourth, $248.91; Fifth, $85.03; Sixixtht , without being tempted to imbibe, and can %&- Goods delivered to any part of the city with 21 SOUTH MAIN Sr. ANN ABBOR. C. MACK, Agent, Ann Arbor. ut extra charge. Washtenaw, I \\» III.IM. nstitute for the 'hbnbuyerSpi grain and otbef agriculiufal pro- drowned while crossing I'utuum'a pond. Thir- if •'•' • h»''"' t.. JJi^ DUUDlllfUbt' 1i PI MM ination for.fi'esident and etal fust nrant not be sacrificed to the usufruct term of E. Y. Parsons, decoaSeA 1 graining a pension to E. M. Hansell, a •J< i h -in tfieir operations, they Usually need to f tbe iiiruin!>t'iit. After theie fminedjate steps, Butcher Connolly, who obtained consid- teen persons were in a email row-boat, and, oDniKi'i* in the Htate Departhietit, who ttas in* torrow t-itpitill or tir*ruUliftg credits by which to wlii61l #111 inSore the eldiiblilSs oflnttir nxamplca, erable notoriety*about the or(moro-per whereve— r practicaWlo, of proved c^mp'eteiJcy and the drowned were Jlr. Johnson and liH wife, !•'• .•-.:.—Aclion on the Silver bill A-as again post- .X.V., *\\\i. of tli<- wbolovofuino^nd, if ii ^tirplus beybjid here from injuries received in a fight March 3, IS75, has issued a proclamation de- poned by the nlibdstering tactics of the opponents fidelity. .loh;.) McAulister and liin wife, John liurt and Whon I Mil ink hrinol- tft i-ocelvo mat is required ior ordinary iise dopa not happcu with a bull-dog. Connolly had been (3ucoe.iB0r« la B. W. ELLIS & CO.) liis daughter, Peter Osar, Adolph Livmcer's claring and proclftimiUf? the fact that tho fun- f tlio measure. Mutchler made a unanimous re- 6 hMt^ Miflu «n httnd ftt the m'oney-coii^erp, a ;;::'• much micht be accomplielitu,->y the?o fcbe persbnat delivery of your leiter on behalf of the nothodp.it migi.. enwura^e delusive eipectanofl* hoRtler at the tavern here. On the 8th son —-Holdeii, and Miss Thatcher. The damental conditions imposed by ContrreaB on ort of the Committee on Expenditures in the tnte- carcity of fiUrrottoy 6n§fle3, ^n^ Kl«o ft»t j inr Department in the Insane Asylum investiga- Democratic National Convention held on the 28th D the loan market. It was in reference to ftiKh t\- f I withheld here the c\^re*Biori of niy couviction of July he got drank and proceeded to a bodies of all but Holden were recovered " On Iho State of Colorado to entitle that State to hat no reform of the civiltserviCo in thi« country admission to the Union have baen ratified and •on, aud majority and niinority reports of the samo of June, at St. Louia, adviBing mo of my uomina- •iTn IH-I•; that, iu tbo discussion of this subject in f place kept by Bryan Fogarty.. Fogarty the same day Mks Cora A. Browu, of Grcu.i- i iinmittce in regard to the survey of public lands uy annual message: to-the New York Legislature of will beik>:nMnt tilt:: hfa fair allotment in tho room, -with its ey«» dosed. Con- half a dozen citizens of that town have Just ro- any information in regard to the slaughter of Am.r- speech the close and Interested attention oi the ness. It should imitate as clonely as possible the of care and trouble in public a^air^.I *iatefor forty House, KKfORM. national laws of trade, which it has superseded by nolly got on his hands and kxieos and turnod from those gold fields with dust to the loui citizens at Hamburg, 8. C, I have, the honor years, aa a private citizen, fuinlli d '!-a* dtit^r to submit the following ivclosnrrs: [Here follow Tho comi nimn. before making its .nominations, artificial contrivances;" and, in a similar discus- Though occupied in an unusual degree during all ptrt his head under tli«3 table. The ^og ralue of $300,000. a number of papers relative to tlic Hamburg massa- THtohSnAY, AHg. '&.—iWifo.—Logail intro- adopted a declaration of principles, which, as a sion in my message of Jan, 4,1876, it waa said that that period with concerns of government, I have looked lazily np into his face and wagged tcnrl i iiill fol' tho issue of Bilvcr coin, and to 41 resumption should be effected by such measures as Drug Store. •] whole, flcexne to mo a wise exposition of the neces- never acquired the habit of official life. When, a his tail good-natsredly. The human COTTKELL & BABCOOK, the well-known New make tho feilver dollar a legal-tender....The bill to would keep thp agrfreg^te a,mount of fctirretifcy eelf- year and a half ago, I entered upon my present ilie President Bays! Thefte ShtlpB\rref; tfobrao nitiea of. our country and o| .tho ,refQiftufl riepited, to tdjuAtiJOgj witrout cre-f ttntf at tfny tittte *fi ajrtiflc.ial York printing-press manufacturers, have failed. all tile Information In my ttoaotaubhtonchiii K tbo limit and fix tho Signal Service was amended and tfuet, it was in order to consummate the reforms to brute, however, by a sKd*5en movement; Liabilities over $2,800,000.... Wilkosbarre, Pa,, passed....Tho Kiver and Harbor Appropriation bill bring back the Oov* • n-"iiL V PS tt-iiu fmij,UoHs, scarcity, ind wiiUuu' exiting ptibllb linafjinnion whiMi J had already devoted several of the best late dlggfaoefU] abd urWttii slaughter of unoft'endini to ifeettr*ft tfce p'srity o* iiiiiiiinisiration, and torc- with alarms which impair confidence, contract the seized one of the dog's ears', which were has been thrown into a fever of excitement hy ..'. the town of Hamburg, S.O. My letterto was taken up and passed. It appropriates* in tfio years of jtiyJi/e. JtmrwiiiK-ae I do, therefore, from i»ow the proeperity of the people. But some of whole iarco machinery of credit, and disturb the fresh experience, hfite great tho difference 1« be- half cropped, in his teeth, and, dragging Uio discovery that a nrominent busmocs man GoV. i'halnberlain con*ainB all the comments I wish aggregate, $5,(KK>,0fiO The WnAte ordemd the natural operations of business. to make on the Mibject. As allusion is made, in th< these reforms are so urgent that they claim more tween gliding through' an cffloIfflL fptttiho and •work- him from under the table, commenced nas forged notes to the amount of nearly a printiun of lOjOiTO eifa* copiee of tho President's than a pacing approval. letter to the condition of other States, and nartic nu-sjage. lug out a reform of systems and p*olici£6j it is im-r Bhaking him. The bull-dog, true to his quarter of a million dollars, about half of which The necessity of a reform in the scale of public Public economies, oiiicial retrenchments, and pofisiblo for me to contemplate what Jieeus t5 be DRU&S AND DYE STUFFS ularly to Lo isippi, I hiO""e f.ddfe is held by Wilkesbarra banks, the remainder i 11 :i Rouse.—Tho House was tho scene of. an exciting expense, Federal, State and municipal, and tho wise finance are the means which tho St. Louts done in the Federal administration without au anx- nature; d\d not ntter a sound, although to the inclosures letters and testlnrthjiV, inin regardu tu< modes of Federal taxation, justifies all tbo promi- ious sense of the difficulties of tho undertaking. If being placed throujrhout tho country Tho the lawless condition of a hoRion of the peopto o personal debate, growing out of a bitter attack Convention indicates as provision for resources and blood streamed 4owti from his ear over nence given to it in tho declaration of tho St. I^ouis redemptions. Tho best resource is a reduction of mimmoncd by the suffrages of my countryiren to forger is Thomas D. Coningham, of a promi- the latter State. In regard to Louisiana affairs upon Maine by Proctc* Knott. The Judiciary Oom- his face. After two or three shakes murders and massacres of innocent men for opin mittee had presented a unanimous report upon Convention, The present depression iu all thothe expenses of the Government below its income, attempt this work, I shall endeavor, with God's help, Patent Medicines, nent, highly-respectod family, and the junior business and industries Of the tt ™ for thift liripo«6fl n*J new cMrgft oti *he people. If, to lie the efficient instrument of their will. Riven by Connolly, his short hold on the ion'n sake, or on account of color, have been o ISlaine's resolution directing an inveatigauOn which is dci>ritin£ labor of its ML-- member of tbe firm of Brodrick & Co,coal h)i> recent date and too frequent occurrence to re of his charge that Knott >md cupprested tl'.e howev6r( the inipfoviflencfe' ann waftte ^hiftli have dog's ear tore loose, and the dog f«ll to meiit; imd carrying w.Hn; ihlo so ihdnyconducted \is to a period of fulling revenues oblige (Signed) BAMUET> J. TTLPK*. operators and iron-workers in PonueylVania quiro recapitulation or testimony here. All aro f»CaMwelt dispatch. The committee wore.iluited Hoittes; has its |>rittcijjal cituge In the s^cesfci^o the floor with a savage growl, and rushed miliar with their horrible details, the only woude in exonerating him, ahd BO repoHod. To the u,stti.8^Lj>vlernent tlieresulUof ccohotoies audre- To Gen. .^ohn A. MflOIemand, Chairman; Gen. W. Slew Jersey and Virginia. iSoVerninental CGiisiimpiioii, Under the uTufltoiJ tren'.-'tiuents by soiue reSofttploanfi: we sliould not B. Franklin, Hon. 3. .1. Abbott, Jlon. H. \ive | GENTLEMES* : I havo the honor to a^Kno'tyliMpe .A.U Hours. State of Mississippi. TJ. S. GBANT. ftgfftegfcte *B no*,ies9tV»tth$T,l'(!0|Oj30j< »9«ja ("rinrc the bare formally notified mo of my nomination by the EXECDTIVE MANSION, July 31, 1876. after the mOM remarkable speech of Knott, impaired our aggregate wealth, and had made a highest credit, winoly availed of, ougbi gratlti'tlly to the place offered to interfere, but Fo- r.it".i tho concurrence of seven othei prompt reduction of expense iiuli.1- prnsable. It wan National Democratic Convention at St. Louis, as ACCOUNTS of grasshopper ravages in Iowa THE passage of tho bill in Congress provid obtain a reduction of 1 per cent, in interest on most taetf *"*ndl»*M b» this saving alone, without cost to Xuo wheat crop is said to be fully an avorage ^onsUmtytiou, aiidliutucbd iiliSHalcnlitiou ill busi and accompanied with so generous an ex-the forearm that was raised to knock him •)'•'}., pence per ounce. and Diplomatic appropriation bill, reported that the people. pression of esteem and conlulenr.e, ought one, and the prospect for corn was never better the. committee failed to agreoi The report \v&l ness, *and an un remunerative use of capital aii< 1 off. Connolly clutched the dog by the labor. Even in prosperous times, the daily wants to outweigh all merely persona desires and ....A courier from Red Cloud Agencv, who Tnii Elaine constitutional amendment, whicl adojit'Hi mid a new colilefence committee appointed KESlTMlTfoN. Jfrcfefcnct:'* of my own. It Is with this feeling, tuioat aud choked him loose, and re- of industrious communities press closely upon tbeli ; arrived at Laramie last week, brings the follow- recently passed tho lower house of Congies — A resolution was adopted providing for an ad- Tlie. pfopef tiine for resumption Is tlie time when and I trust, al&& f ft*tii i deep flense of public duty, mained on liiff knees to rccciro the at- CONTINENTS journment on Monday, Aug. 7. daily earnings. Tho ntargih of poBsible nutiotta wiflo preparation shall hav^ MbeAod into perfect ing interesting news from thoeatof war in savings is at beet a snl&ll percentage of the natJona tHat I now accent the I'fttuinatlon, and shall abidethe by an almost unanimous TOte, was as follows: ability to accomplish the object tfith 4 ctirtaint> judgtHMitof my countrymen. H would have been tack: The dog made another rush, this the Indian country: Friday, a chief of FRIDAY, Aug. 4.—Senate.—A bill was paused ^aru*ng&:, Tet nb^7 fotthcsb eleven.years tlie Gov- and eatie thfit will iiiBpiro conndt'nbs ^m foroe f Resolved, By the Senate and House of Represent authorizing tho employment of Indian srontS;.:. ernmental tJon^utuptioii h&h beeii H lut"K*T poftloi l^^r«iR)hfe fWr rtte to tfcottpt the nomination if I time for tho throat of Connolly, but was ™J!fF ° friendly Arapahoe*, ative« of the United 8tat*B of America in Congres e&cour(tge the reviving of business. Tlio earliest could not Wiiil* intiprAc the iAatf-orm PX the, con- Senato bill to allow it penoittn of fcr? per Hionth to of national earnings than tho whole people can pos- tiine in which stlch a result can be li'roupht a»>out i» again foiled, and caught the man in the LIFE INSURANCE GO, camped near the agency, reported that usemtOed, two-thirds of each House concurrin, aibly &avo, even in i)BOfporoU8 times, for all new in- vention. lato granfled, thWeiore, torreaMn nn- r.old!ers who bavH lost both ah arm and leg, in liei best. i'.vcn vrlu" i-r-iiarnHous shall !mv been < 'Miivocally to declare that I agree ia the J*rlnclplep, muscle of the left arm, biting it clear froia tbG Il0Bt therein, that the following be proposed to the eev vestments. ?wt P a. , i'«8 in front of eral States of Iho United Stales as an amendment t of fH jier month now allowed, was passed....Ou luatured, the exact date would Jir.to w be eliotiei nttd H>-miVAfki%e with the purposes enunciated m through, and tearing out a large piece Crook and Terry had arrived and talked with tho constitution, namely: motion of Allison, the Senate insisted upon its with rt'frrfiioe to the then existing atate oi ttiUm that platioY&l, 'iU

uil was receiving a great many reinforcements This article shall not vest, enlarge, or diminish th money by any person as a consideration for real or angle by which to lash tho rudder for the whol< his teeth to their full length into Con- m ho legislative power iu Congress." press etill more heaviiy, unless they arrest tho syu voyage. A human intelligence must bu at the heln Public offiC* fibs been tiade (he merino of private ""' "?rth. joining him'in small parties pretended influence in procuring appointments to tem which gives rise to them. It was i iiiintitmffllij profit, and the coimtrV p»9 btteti ofexuKtA to see a nolly's flesh, but the man seemed pos- UMu mbla v public offices in disgraceful to the individual and to discern the shifting forces of water and winds l,witth o° Columbi. a "riverer,, frofrom BritisRntiuh America A letter received in Washington from easy when values \vcrc doubling under the rcpoated A human mind must be at the helm to feel the ele class of men who boaat tho iti&tiQffmp tit ihe sworn sessed of the very nature of the brute, ami Minnesota and a g 0rd, from the Ju- o\\t UirHi it Ipfisj^tire coinmand nxing a day, an or of surrender. By a peculiar move- their natural scale, the tax-gatherer takes from its bfflbial prdmfao itiing H Ray, fir* shamsi They ar« tory of the country. I rejoice that the convention at diciary Committee, reported back (with au amend- Hut only our income, not ouly our pronto, but also Si. LtftiiA **:&$ so nobly raised the standard of remen- t he **eifced the foreehoulder of the ment) what is known as the Blaino school amend- worse. They are a snare and a deliielofi td tillI^b y •43 a portion of our capital. 1 do not wish to exag- trust them. Tlicy destroy all confidence aniong form. Kolhiug i'Sn w *tfU with m or with our dog, his most; -vulnerable point, in his ment to the constitution. After debate, tho House gerate or alarm. I Pimply say that wo cannot af- affairs until the public i hocfeed"bT*he A proceeded to vole on the resolution and it was thoughtful men whose judgment will at last swa> mouth, and then the two brutes rolled 4 ford the costly and ruinous policy of the radica public opinion. An attempt to act on such a com o Powder and about on the floor tearing ench others' o Montenegrins atTrebigne state that th adopted—yeas, 166 ; nays, 5 Garflcld replied in a majority of Cnugreas. We cannot afford thai mand or such a promise without preparation woulc enormouH eVflfl and abuses which prevail RJIS(1 h*\e set speech to Lamar on the political situation Ho policy toward tho South. We cannot afford th end in a new Buspension. It would be a fresh demanded and compelled an uutiparinti reforma- HevSli. Blood ran in streams from caeh, ney ar» now engaged iu spoke for two hours, and was listened to with close niagnittctnt and oppressive centralism into which calamity, prolific of confusion, distrust, and dis burning tunber and driftwood along The Yel- taken prisoner; two Colonels, thre our Government \* being converted. We oaimot tion of our national administration in it» head afld and mingling with the dust that arose WlU of de Lieutenant Colonels, seven Majors, and from attention. fares*. ID its members. In such a reformation Cl T. J VT, P»™g steamers of Afford the present magnificent scale of tiUatiofi.'' v from the iloor gave them both the ap- 5,000 to 0,000 men. Two battalions of infantry SATUBDAY, Aug. i.—Senate.—The Senate de- ^JIE RfcsirM! Ttoff ACT. t'"p removal of a single officer, even the pearance of demons. fuel. The whole Yellowatoue coXntrv is alive and ono of chasseurs wero destroyed, to tb voted nearly the entire day to a political discussion To the Secretary of tho Treasury I eaul early ii The act ot Oongrese or the Hth of July, 1875 President, is comparatively a trifling mat- with Indians. Tlio hostiles are estimated to 1865, that there is not a royal road for a Govern- ter. If tho system wbich he represents", last man. All the battalion* wMch were en of Southern affairs, tho occasion being the tialling 1 cnitcted that oh and after tho 1st of January, 3979 mn«tr,8r'000 ,Warri°rS- B^n-in-t^-Face the ment mor*" titan for an individual or a corporation tho Secretary of the Treasury Shall redeem in coil and wbicli has fostered liim as lie has This lasted at least five minutes, when Wh c lt out T gaged suffered. The number of Turkish in up of Mortou'n resolution Io print lO.OOO copies of f'JstercO itj is Buffered to remain, the 1'resident .A^nxmal Statement, iTirf ? ° i ™ Caster's What you want to do How is cut dowtt yoitr expense legal-tender notes of the United States on prest-ntd war dauc ferior officers killed is enormous. The pursui the President's message and accompanying and live within your income.'" i would give all thi tioii at tho offtce of tHe Assistant Treasurer in ttvalone must not ho made the scapegoat for the the three spectators were sickened at the t«i snnf 1-i " e fea»t, is roportod was continued to the walls of 13 ilck documents on the Hambnrg affair. Morton legerdemain of finance and financiering; I wouU city of New York. It a'uttloriies the Secretary tc enormities of the System which infects the public sight, and an attempt was made to sepa- JANUARY I, I87S. W WS iOr9 Camped ihia 8ixteeu service and threatens tho destruction of our institu* m^M o? sr* r « ™ Corpses wore thick in tho road before th and Thurman took the lead for their give tho whole of it, for the old, noniely maxim prepare and provide for such resumption of speck rate the combatants. The dog wasAccuniuTatetl Assets $G3S5£ nl^Jr, standing Rock, being supplied with citadcJ.., In the British Hou-e of Commons respective sides in the debate—Patterson, Cam- " Live within your income." payment* by the use of any surplus revenues no tions iu some respects. I hold that the xitfcsent Ex- otherwise appropriated, and by issuing, in his dis (tedtrte has been the victim rather than the aulh r seized, but all the beating, twisting and JAabitUiet, including reserve— ,'M provisions by friendly relative? at the Agency. the other day, John O'Connor Power, Mombe eron, McMillan, and Gordon participating. This reform will bo resisted at every etep, but i o| that vicious fiystom; the Congressional and party Gen. Crook wrote that when tho Fifth Cavalfy Hmtxc—Majority and minority reports of thelmiat bo pressed persistently. We eoc to-day tho cretion, certain elasses of bonds. .More than on burning that wa« inflicted on him failed for County Mayo moved that, in tlie opinion o and a half of the fo«r years have passed, ion leaders have been sironftor than the President. No Surplus bclomjina to Policy- .imvod he would havo about 1.C0O fightin" the House, the time had como for pardonin Committee on JJxpenditnrea in the War Depart- immediate representatives of tho people in one one man could have created Kj rmd the removal of to loosen the hold. Finally, Fogerty men besides friendly Indians, and intended to ment aud in the Department of Justico were made branch of Congress, while struggling to reduce ex grtss and Hie President have continued eve 1 holders "Hi tho Fenians. The motion, after debate wa: penditures, compelled to confront the menace of since to unite in acts which have legislated out o no one man can amend it. It is thorough * corrupt, drew a pistol, and with the remark, "It's U 61 deIay by Messrs. Ciymcr and Onulfleld, and were ordered and must be swept remorselessly by the selecfci&i of Annual income 2f82QA Lad L« f I"','' - Arrangements rejected—117 to 51. printed....Cox, the Chairman of the Com-the Senate and Executive, that unless objectionable existence every posBiblo surplus applicable to thi d shame that the best of the two has to tu» bee» P©r'ecteti for full co-operation bo- appropriations be consented to tho onerationeof tho purpose. The coin in the treasury claimed to be a government composed of elements entirely new and Ter mittee on Banking aud Currency, reported and pledged to radical reform. Tlie fir^t work of Amount of Insurance in force.. ,64,99S> w» „• ,? ry •••Chicago pa- A enters visited Halifax, N. g., the othe a bill to repeal sections of the resump- Government, thereunder shall suffer detriment or long to the Government had, on the 80th of July, die to ?ave tho worst," placed it to tlie fallen to less than $45,000,1*00, aa against $r>9»TO0,000 reform must evidently be the restoration of the JTOIB yi\e tlio particulars of a fatal affray flay, and while passing through tho streets th tion act of July 15, 1875, which direct the cease. In my judgment an mneudme.nt to the con normal operation of the constitution of the United dog'B side and eliot him through the Secretary of the Treasury to redeem in coin the stitution ought to be devised neparatiiig into die on the 1st of January, 1875, and the availability of a THIRTY DAYS OF UIUCE ALLOW 111 1 clerks of the Bank of Nova, Scotia and tho Pro tinct bills appropriations for the Vari-Ttas questionable. The Statefl with all it* amendments. The necessities of heart. Even after ho was dead his jaws legal-tender notes then outstanding. After Itn hour v war cannot be pleaded in timp of peace. The right SI ?a ' ndFr&ndi^To8 f inT^r^ci vincial Treasurers oflico locked the c'oors an and a half of debate a vote was taken on the bill me.nts of t *e public service, aud excluding frorr revenues are falling faster than appropriationK nnd had to be pried loose from Connolly's ON PAYMENT OF RENEWALS. expenditures are reduced, leaving tue treasury of local self-government, guaranteed by the consti- nf H«i°^ i^ n»nford, Principal went off to see the procession. On returning audit was passed by the following Votei Yea*— each bill all appropriations for other objects and f»l tution, must be everywhere restored, and the cen- flesh. Connolly attempted to get upon S hHcho 1 reanltia hl the Ainsworlh, AnderBon, Atkens, Banning, Bland, independent legislation. In that way alone can tilt with diminishing reftources. The Secretary has No restriction on Travel. Prompt and litxn Seath ir°t ^ latte1 Hr fro, m a ° ' * they discovered that tliievos had entered i done nothing under his power to issue bonds. The tralized—almost personal—imperialism which has his feet* but fell back exhausted and i (i f / Pistol-shot wound lioone, Hradford, Bright, Brown, N. Y., Brown revisory power of each of the two houses and o: been practised must be done away with, or the first payment of claims. Kan., Cabell, Caldwell, Ala., Caldwell, Tenn., the Executive be preserved and exempted from the legis'ative command* the official promise, fljtfng a mulcted by Snllivan. IJanfnrti, it ap- then absence and robbed the bank of $17 500 day for resumption have been tdade. There has principles of tho republican government will be weak from the loss of blood. He was CLAIMS PAID I> 1874, S6OO.O00. Campbell, Cannon, Cason, Cato, Caulflold, Clarke moral duress which often compels assent to objec lost. damaging and the Treasurer's office of 61,000 nnd valu Ky., Clarke, JIo., Clymor, Cochrane, Collins, Cook, tionablo appropriations rather than stop the whocli been no progress. There have been Bteps backward. given a glass of brandy, and a doctor of government. There is no necromancy in operations of the Gov- Total death laims paid in last eight jus- Cox, Dibrill, Douglass, »urham, Kden, Evans, Our financial system of expedients mrifit ho re- was called in. Half of the large muscle Faulkner, Fulton, Finley, I'orncy, Fort Franklin ernment. The homoly maxims of every-daylife are »y,ooo,ooo. TUE SOUTH. the best standards of its conduct. A debtor who formed. Gold and ftilver are the roal standard of of his left arm was bitten away, and his G. A. WATKINS, Gausc, Goode, Goodin, Guuter, Harrison, Hansell, values, and our national currency will not be a Jiayiuond, Hinkle, Herford, Holman, Hooker, Hop- An accessory cause enhancing the distress in busi should promises to pay a loan out of h\n surplus forearm was torn frightfully, the bone No. 10 Bank Block. Detroit. ness is to be found in the systematic and insnp- income, yet i>o seen every day spending all he could perfect medium of exchange nntil it shall be con- otlng Hl^ kins, House, Hubbell, Htinton, Hurd, Jones, Ky., vertible at the pleasure of the holder• As I have being exposed in one place. His shoul- Manager for Michlg& ford forces are already awaiting orders t Landers, Ind., Lane, Lawrence, Lewin, Lynde, portablelutBgovornraeut imposed upon the States lay his bands oil in riotous living, would lose all JOHN SEARS, Dint. Agent, Ann Arbor, Mid death in a Tho Bashi-Bazouks are not to I of the South. Besides the ordinary etfectB of igno- character for honesty and veracity. Hiet offer of a heretofore said, no one desires a return to Specie der was literally a pulpy mass, both fow l ' Macliey, Marsh, McFarland, MeMahon, Miliiken, payments more earnestly than I do; but I do not 1538 compared in ferocity with Syeibekp. The latte Mills, Morgan, Mutchler, Neal, Now, Payne, Pholps, rant and dishonest administration, it has inflicttu new promise, or his profession as to the value of bone* aud flesh being ground to- spected Bull upon them enormous issues of fraudulent bonds his old promise, would alike provoke derision. belie\c It will or can be reached In harmony with at Smyrna slew all the peoplo in the streets Poppleton, Bandall, Rea, Ueagan, Reilly, John.ltice, the scanty avails of which were wasted or stolen the Interests of tlio peoplo by artificial measures gether by tho teeth of the do#. There e, add well-known The^ town is in an indescribable btate of tor Riddle, Robinson, Savage, Sheakle, Singleton, and the existence of which is a public discredit for the contraction of the currency, any more than were other severe injuries on Connolly's -—--rm wuu >i«a DGGIl for VSflHJ & Slemons, Smith, aa., Southard, Springer, Slingor, tending to bankruptcy or repudiation. Taxes, gen THK LBOAIt TENPKR8. I believe that wealth or permanent prosperity can FIRE INSURANT btcvenson, Stone, Teese, Thomas, Throckmortou, erally oppressive, in somo iUBtauces have confiscate The St. Louis platform denounces the failure for be created by an inflation of currency. The laws person, and tlie doctor at once gave it azine and newspaper writer. the American horee Preakness won tho Bri"h Tucker, Turner, Van Vorhcos, Vance, O eleven years to make good the promise of the legal- ton cup by a walk-over. the entire income of the property, and totally de of Anance cannot be disregarded with impunity, as his opinion that the condition of the INSURE YOUR PROPERTY WITH •VVaddell, Walker, Va., Walsh, Wells, Whit- stroyed its marketable value. It is impossible tha tender" notes. It denounces the omission to ac- The financial policy Of tho Government, if, indcod, THE SOUTH. A CAULK dispatch says 9,000 men and tweh tliorne, Williams, Ind., Williams, Ala., Wilthes- o evils should not react upon the prosperity o cumulate any reserve for their redemption. It de- it deserves the name of policy at all. has been in man was critical. He finally died ii: ABVICKS from Hamburg, S. C, inform r.s shire, Wilson, W. Va., Yatee, Young—106. the whole country. The nobler motives of humanity nounces tho conduct which, during eleven years of disregard of these laws, and, therefore, haB dis- violent convulsions. Krnpp cannon havo left Egypt for the Porte A'a.ys—Abbott, Adams, Bagby, Bailey, G. A., Bagley, peace, has made no advance toward resumption, no FRAZER & HAMILTON that the inquest upon the bodies of the victims and 11.000 more men and twenty-four Krnp concur with tbe material iuteresta of all in requir turbed the commercial and business confidence, as J. H., Baker, Ballon, Banks, Bell, Blair, Burchard, ing that every obstacle be removed to a complete preparations for resumption, but instead has ob- well as hindered a return to specie payment. One of the recent riots has resulted in a verdict guns will soon bo dispatched, to complete th 111., Caswell, Cnittenden, Conger, Crounse, Cutler, and durable reconciliation between a kindred popu structed resumption by wasting our resources and feature of that policy was the resumption clause of . Garibaldi to the Front, Who represent the following safe and tnuti^B contingent which tho Khedive is going to fur Dauford, Day, Dm»nd, Eames, Ely, Freeman, Frye lation once unnaturally estranged on the basi exhausting all our surplus income, and, while pro- the act of 1875, which has embarrassed the country Fire Insurance Companies: charging tho crimo of murder upon Gen. M. 0. Queen, Hale, Hancock, Hardeuberg, Harris, Mass , fefsing to intend a speedy resumption of spocie n nish the Sultan. recognized by tho St. Louis platform—the constitu by the anticipation of a compulsory rAanmir- Garibaldi has a new pet nationality. "r, Col. A. P. Butler, Pierce Butler and Henderson, Hewitt, N. Y., Hoar, Hoag, Haynor, tion of the United States, with its amendment payments, has annually enacted fresh hindrances tiou for which no preparation had been made He writes to the Servians: irI fifty-three other citi- Mows battles are reported between tho Turk Joyce, Kasson, Kehr, Eimball, Lamar, Lapham universally accepted as a final settlement of th thereto, and, having first annouueed the barrenness and without any assurance that it would be practi- i.evy, Lynch, MacDowell, McOrary, Mead, Metcalf, of ihe promise of a day of resumption, it next dc- FIRE ASSOCIATE and Servians, at places and under commanden controversies which engendered civil war; bu cable. The repeal of that clause ie necessary, that "MY DEAR FBIENDS: In the name of —:.:—~ *n^fttiiOid counties, and also Mill' r, Monroe, Morrison, Nash, Norton, O'Brien, nouncos that barren promise as a "hindrance to the natural operation of financial laws may be rc- OF PHILADKLPHIA, 61 f Qeor a Odell, O'Neill, Packer, Page, Pierce, Piper, Platt, Pot- in aid of a result so benetlceut tho moral iufluenc oppressed peoples I thank you for your ~nrV^-% fi !? ° Si - Warrants for witli equally uncivilized names. The on] of every good oitizen, as well AS every Govern resumption." It then demands its repeal, aud storod ; that the business of the country may be re- tho ai rest of all the parties implicated bv the definite result isjthat one of the Turkish arm ter, Powell, Pratt. Rainey, Ross, Rusk, Sampson, also demands the establishment of "a judicious lieved from its disturbing and depressing influence, ndefatigable devotion to the holy cause. Incorporated 1820. Schleicher, Siunickson. Suiull, Smith, Pa., Strait ment authority, ought to be exerted, no va diet were at once pJaced in tho hands of the corps Beems to havo been driven into a positio alone to maintain their jtiBt equality before tho lav. system of preparation for resumption." It and that a return Io specie payments may be facili- To-day every generous soul in the worlc Sheriff of Aikon county. 8. 0., with instruc- Stowell, Thompson, lhornburg, Townsend Pa but likewise to establish a cordial fraternity an cannot be doubted that the substitution of a tated by the substitution of wiser and more pru- Assets, Jan. 1,1876, - $3,289,^ tions to serve them immediately. from which the only escape M to cross to Tufts, Wait, Walker, N.H., Ward, Warren, Wei\i] good will among citizons, whatever their race o sysum of preparation, without promise of a dent legislation which shall mainly rely on a judic- ought to contribute to the deliverance oJ Austrian frontier. Should this be done, th Mine., White, Whiting, Williams, A., Mich., Willis, color, who are now united in the one destiny of day, for tlie worthless promise of a day with- ious system of public economies and official rc- the Christian slaves from the horrible WASHINGTON. force would bo disarmed and interned by th common self-government. If the duty shall be as out a system of preparation, would be the gain of trenrbmeijts, and above all on the promotion of the substance of resumption in exchange for its despotism of tho Crescent. From Can Anstrians. Wilson, Iowa, Woodburn—86 Cox then roportod signed to me, I shall not fail to exerclso tlie power prosperity in all tho industries of the people. I do THE public debt statemeat for August 1, is as a bill, which was passed, creating a commission of with wuich the laws and constitution of our conn shadow. Nor is the denunciation unmerited by not understand the repeal oi the resumption clause dia to the Pruth all peoples more or less AMERICAN FIRE INS. f follows: that improvidence which in eleven years since of the act of 1875 to be a backward step in our return The Porto bas paid to tho families of th three Senators, three Representatives, and three try clothes its Chief Magistrate to protect all it oppressed must shake off the crimina OF PHILADELPHIA, 8U per cent, bonds $ 984,999,630 experts, who shall report ou or before tho 15th of citizens, whatever their former condition, in everj the peace has consumod $4,500,000,000, and yetio specie payments, bxit the recovery of a false German and French Consuls, who wore mu next January upon all matters relating to the cur- political and personal right. could not afford to give the people a sound and Btep, and although the repcttl may for a time be yoke of the yataghan. My heart is with r ive per cent, bonds 711,685,800 dered at Salonica, as indemnity, 4M0.000. rency. stable currency. Two ana a half per cent, on the prevented, yet tho determination of the Democratic you and all other valorous souis that join Incorporated 1810. expenditures of these eleven years, or even less, party on the subject has been distinctly declared : Total coin bonds •, >nR .„, .„. MONDAY, Aug. 7.—Senate.—The Hoose THE (XliltKNCT. would have provided all the additional coin needful in the holy crusade. GARIBALDI." Assets, Lawful money debt $ lTonooob ' "Reform is necessary," declares the St. Loui " There should be no hindrance put in the way of &,w amendments to tho Senate bill extending the timo (< for resumption. The distress now felt by the peo- a return of specie payments. As such a Matured debt 3 297 7M FORTY-tOUKTIL (JONHRESS. Oonveution, to establish a sound currency, re ple in all their business and industries, though ii Legal tenders SSO^uao for the redemption of lands Bold by tho United store public credit, and maintain tho national hon hindrance," says the" platform of the FOX-CHASING at night has become a or," and it goes on to demand a indicious systen: has its principal cause in the enormous waste of St. Jjouis Convention, " We denolinco tho re- Certificates of deposit .... 32.815 000 TUESDAY, Aug. 1.—Senate.—Tho Chair lai States for direct taxes were agreed to, and the bill capital occasioned by the falac policies of our Gov- standard amusement in Clark county *>acuoual currency 32,902 880 of preparation by public economics, by oflicial re sumption clause of 1875, and demand its repeal." WESTCHESTER FIRE Bl.[ befcre the Senate a messaKo from tbe Presidcn passed Majority and minority reports of thetrenchment, and by wise, finance, which shall en ernment, hats been greatly aggravated by tho mis- I thoroughly believe that, by public: economy, by Ky. Ladies participate in tlie sport. A Coin certificates W,;n3,0uo in answer to the resolution of July 20, transmi special committee appointed to inquiro in- management of currency. Xlncrrtainty is the pro- able the nation soon to assure the whole world o official retrenchments, and by wise finance en- Assets, - $85' ting copies of tho correspondence botwtin liii. to the late election in Mississippi were presented its perfect ability and its perfect readiness to mce lific parent of mischief in all business. Never were abling us to accumulate the precious metals, re- company of six ladies and six gentle- Total without interest 484,761,900 self and Gov. rkambrrlain, and other reports i ....Tho HouBe bill to repeal the resumption-day any of its promises at the call of the creditor en its evils more felt than now. Me-u do nothing bo- sumption at an early period is possible, without men, most of them married people ant regard to the recent trouble at. Hamburg, H. c clause of tho Resumption act of 1875, was read and cause they are unable to make, any calculation ou producing an artificial scarcity of currency, or dis- Total debt titled to payment. The object demanded byth related to each other, were out after a Tho PreakloiK. in concluding his nicsi-age, siliuU, referred The House joint resolution, proposing a convention is a resumption of specie payments on which they can safely rely. They undertake noth- turbing public or commercial credit, aud that these Northwestern Nation; Total interest to the disturbance in tho South, and saysixl centh amendmentt'j the constitution,prohibiting the legal-tender notes of the United StaVs. Tha ing because they fear a lots in everything they reforms, together with tho restoration of pure gov- fox on ono occasion until 2 o'clock in Cash in Treasury: thzt he awaits the forthcoming report of til the appropriation of any school fund for (he sup- would not only restore the public credit and main would attempt. They stop and wait. The mer-ernment, will restore general confidence, encourage the morning. £"'" • L••; $59,813,684 Committee which recently investigated tlie Missis port of sectarian schools, etc., was, after discussion, tain tho national honor, but it would establish chant dares not buy for the future consumption of the useful investment of capital, furmnh employ- FIRE & MARINE INS. CO. rippi affair, feeling confident that it will sustain referred to the Judiciary Committee... .The Scnato sound currency for tho peoplo. Tho methods b> his customers. The manufacturer dares not make ment to labor, and relieve the paralysis of hard currency JJ 950 349 that lie has aait! abcut fraud and violence in tha fabrics which may not refund his outlay. Special deposits held for re- ' ' resumed consideration of Morton's resolution to which this objectieto be pursued, and tho mean* times. With the industries of the people there havo Assets, State. Ordered printed, and laid on the tablo.. print 10,000 copies of tne President's message aud by which it is to bo attained aro disclosed by waa He shuts hie factory and discharges his liefii frequont interferences. Our platform truly THE MARKETS. demption of certiflcates Also, a letter from the Secretary of War, workmen. Capitalists cannot lend on security of deposit 32,815,000 accompanying documents in regard to the Hain- the convention demanded for the future, and bj says that many Industries have been impoverished answer to the resolution of July 2-4. trauninUti hurg affair. A long and heated political debate fol- what it denounced in the past. Tho resumption o ttiey consider safe, and their funds be almost with- to subsidize a few. Our commerce has been de- NEW Y0KK. Total in the Treasury. a report in regard to ihe number of employe lowed,-the chief participants being Edmunds, Lo- out interest. Men with enterprise who have tfradud to an inferior position on the high soas, BREVES 7 60 10.5,249,034 specie payments by the Government of the Unite] credit or securities to pledge will not borrow. Con- @m 25 Michigan State Ins.fi that department, from itgg to 1875, inciusive gan and Baton; StateB on its logal-tcnder notes would establish manufactures have been diminished, agriculture Hoos j 6 75 <$ 7 00 Ordered printed, and i'.id on tlie tablo... sumption has fallen below tlio natural limits of a has been en;barra*Red and tho distress of the hi- Deb' less cash in tho Treasury to f)9K wTinT House.—A resolution was offered by Douglass spocie payments by all the banks on their notes s COTTON 12* OF ADRIAN. Decrease of debt during July liilfn The Chair announced anew conference, commllto The omcial statement made on the ISth of Hal reasonable economy. The prices of many things duBtrial classes d* niaiuls that I liese things shall bo FLOUR—HuperJino Western 3 0$ <$ 4 35' on the Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill (Va.) allowing committees of investigation to report -are under their range in frugal specie-paying times Bonds issued to the Pacific Kail^y ' ' shows that the amount of Iwink noteB was $300,000, WuiiAT—No. 2 Chicago 91 u:- 1 I I.". Assets, - - $327,# Companies, interest payable in lawful at any time this session. This was resisted by the UOU, tBas-690,000,600 held by tW'msolvua. Aga&a before the civil war. Vast masses ot currency lie CORN—Mixed Western 64 @ 57 —Messrs. Sargent, BouiweTl, uml Norwood / Republicans, who resorted to filibustering to pre- these |280,000,OOU of notos the banks hold £ 141,000,- in the banks unused. &. year and a half ago legal reformed. OATS—No. 2 Chicago 33 money : tenders wero at their largest volume, and the $12,- The burdens of the peoplo must also be lightened @ 35 Principal outstanding « , juiiii resolution,.providing for the restoration o vent the adoption of tho resolution. 0U0 in legal-tender notes, or a little morn than £l It YE^-Western <& 66 4Rn R1 the writini; of the original Declaration of Inde A compromise was finally reached, in theper cent, of their amount* But they also held on 000,000 since retired havo been replaced by $100,- by a great change in our system el public expenses. I'II.I.U II of lank notes. In the meantime tho banks 'Ihe profligate expenditures which increased taxa- PORK—Now Moss 10 f>0 (rfl'.f '.i."» The State Insurance^' pendenoe,. was passed The Belknap trial n BhajjB of a rule providing that the inves- deposit in the Federal treasuryr aa security for JLABD— Steam theso notes, bonds of tho United KtutcB worth in ha re been surrendering about $4,000,0C0 a month, tion from $3 per capita in I8G0 to $18 in 1870 tells its by resumed, and at noon tho Senate began to vot tigating committees shall bo authorized to report at because they cannot find a profitable use for so CHICAGO. OF LANSING. ™aiis, etc...:. """P"**""* upon the articles of impeachment. I'pou the lirn anv time during the present session, provided tho gold about $360,000,000. available and t-urrejit ii own story OTou r need of fiscal reform. BEEVZS—Choice Graded Steers.... 5 10 many of their notes. The public mind will no Our treaties with foreign powers should also he (3 5 25 r Balance of interest paid "by'United A iwi'ea.-limeiil ;>.•; Senators votei majority give notice to the minority to submit their HU foreign money marketH. In resuming, tin longer accept shams. It has suffered enough from Choice Natives., 4 75 @ 5 00 Assets, - - - S ' Htates guilty, S5 not guilty for want of juris banks, eved if it were porfBtbh: for all their notes to revised and amended In so far as they leave citi- 25,171,013 report forty-eight hours before the'time of the pre- illusions. An iuaincoro policy inerea°ea distrust. zens of foreign birth in any pirticiilar less secure Cows and Heifers 2 25 @ 3 GO diction. Those who votoU guilty were sentation of the report to the House, no that uoth bo presented for payment, would have $600,000.00] An unstable policy increases uncertainty. The Good Second-class Steers.. 4 50 (3 4 60 THE President liaw nominated Henry F. Bayard, Booth, Cameron (I'.i.i, (V.ckrell, Cooper of specie funds to pay $280,f 100,000 of notes, wilhoul in any country on earth than they would be if they reports may go in together. people need to know that tho Government is mov-had been bom upon our own soil, and the iniqui- Medium to Fair 4 20 (<*•!: 'l Davis, Dawes, Dennis. Edmunds, Gordon, Haini] contracting thuir Joans to their customers or lions—Live 6 50 @ G 75 OFFICE OVER THE SAVINGS French, of Massachusetts, for Assistant Secre- ton, Harvey. Hitchcock, Kelly, KarnaD, Key, fife calling on any private debtor for payment. Sus- ing iu the dinvtuui oX ultimata safety and pros- tous coolie system, which, through the agency of perity, and that it is doing so through prudent, wealthy companies, imports Chinese boudwe-u and FLOUR—Fancy White Winter 6 75 @ 7 50 tary of the Treasury, vice Budnam, resigned. Creery, McDonald, Merrimon, Mitchell, Morrill pended banks, undertaking to resume, have safe and oolitei*vativo methods which will be Bure Cnod to Choice Spring Ex. 5 25 (§ 5 50 Ann Arbor, MU-lii«:>"- Norwood, Oglesby, Randolph, Kansom, Kobertson A iimely Rescue. usually been obliged to collect from nteeoy biit establishes a Hpecies of slavery and interferes with : 56 8 to reflect uo new sacrifice ou the business of tho the jnst rewards of labor on ouv Pacific coast, WlIKAT—NO. 2 87 L£ 88) POLITICAL. Sarm'nr, HauIsUury, Sherman, Stevepson Thiir The Troy (N. Y.) Press says : '' Last rowers the means to redeem excessivo issues and No. 3 Spring 83 to provide reserves. A vague idea of distress country. Then the inspiration of a, new hope ami should be utterly alvolished. A. H. CoLM' "'" that Ins withdrawU will prove for the beet in- had not vqtW guilty, and therefore th on the bottom of the river. His first has to provide in reference to the mass which wouU: at no timo au artificial scarcity of tlio cur- tried integrity and proved ability. Such men and INO principles. toreeteof the party....At a meeting in Newrespondent was acqultteil of tilo charge, in tha tirs impulse was to divo into the water, and be kept in use by the wants of business a centra rency, aud at no time alarming the public mind into such men only should bo retained in ofllce, but no ItYE—NO. 2 CO IS Nik lork last week the National Executives Council article. On ihe second article, th:r(.y-eix Senator reservoir of coin, udequatt; to the adjustment of the a withdrawal of the master machinery of credit by man should be retained on any consideration who PORK—MOSS 19 25 BO he did. Securing the body he carried temporary fluctuations of the inti-rnutional balance which 95 per cent.,of all business transactions aae has prostituted his oflice to the purpose of partisan LARD appointed by iho Indianapolis Convention (In- voted "(fullty," and twenty-nvc '"not guilty. J Many Who 0 (', 30 rtfcpcndent or Greenback party),in discharge of "guilty" on the second article. Those Senators ly creaied by panic or by speculation, ft has also general confidence, would from the day of its adop- money to corrupt the elections. This is done and CATTLK 2 25 the duty imposed by the convoniion to consult who voted "net guilty" repeated their reason happened to be the residence of theto provide for tho payment in coin of such f rnctiono tion bring healing on its wings to all our harrassed has beon done in almost every county of the land. MILWAUKEE. with Peter Cooper and leading greenback men fur doing to, "want of jurisdiction. boy's mother, who had, until the appear- currency aa may be presented for redemption industries, set iu motion tho wheels of commerce, It is a blight upon the morals of tho couutry and WHEAT—No. 1 1 08 tlle Umon Upon the thirl and fourth articles the vofc ance) of the stranger with his body, sup- and such inconsiderable portion of lega manufactures, and tbe mechanio art*, restore em- ought to be reformed. No. 2.. oi . , - nominated Bamuel F. Carev, of stood as alxA-e, :)<; voting Ri:!Hy nftd 25 not (-iiiltj tenders us individuals may, from time to timo ployment to labor, ami renew iu all its natural CORN—NO. 2 47 unio, for the Vice PreRideucy. Carev accepts posed that her son was in the yard play- Of sectional contentions, and in respect to our liefore roll-call on the firth article »» Bnubei desire to convert for special use, or in order to la> lourcefi th* prosperity of the people." common schools, 1 hiwe ouly this to pay: That in OATS-No. 2. ... tho nomination... .The Domocrats of'tho Fifth Blortoa. who had been detained on accoun ing. The body was still warm, and by in coin their little store of money. To make, the The Oovertmient of the United States, In mymy judgment tho man or party that would involve RYE Indiana District have rcnomiuated Mr. Holman of a su .ere fall this nmriiinir, cacio in and votw coin now in tho treasury uv;ul;iblr tor tin- ob UABLF.Y—No. 2 after an hour's labor the lad was resus- of this reserve, fo gradually strengthen and en opinion, can advance to a resumption of upocic pay- our wchools in political or sectarian controversy in for CongresB. gnllty, lu;:kiiig D.e vote on th -t article 37 guilty ant tticats on its legal-tender note* by gradual and safe au enemy to tho«cho4itt. The common schools "are CINCINNA1I. as notguilty. Two thirda of tho Senate not having citated. He is now as well as ever, and tbat reserve, and to provide for such other excep- WHEAT 95 @ 1 05 tional Ui'mandH for coin an may ariFO. does no' proee»nes tending to relievo tlie present business so far under the fostering care of all the people, CiiAiii.Tts M. CBOSSWELL, whom the Iiepublk :ri favor of snvtaiTiii;^ tnenrticlea of Inrpcacb will doubtless remember as long as ho distress. If churned by the. people with the admin- rather than under the control of any party or Keet. CORN 45 @ 47 ni'iiit, it was ordered that a judgment of acqnitta Kt'cm to mo a work of difficulty. If wisely uJaimcii istration of tho Executive oflico, I should deem it a OATS 28 cms of Michigan havo nominated for Gov-bc.tnte.ri'd, and the Senate Hitting as a Cum:', uf Jin shall live how near ho was on that occa- and discreetly pursued, it ought not to cost any They luiif-t \>o> neither sectarian nor partisan, and duty HO to exercisff tho powers with which it lmn there, must be neither division or misappropriation RYE @ ;*•"* ernor, has beon Speaker of the Michigan Legis- in acb'mcsi a Ipourned siui die; sion to death's door." sacrifice to the busice^is of (he OOUUtry. It rhnulf fatan or maybe Invested by Congress, as tlio bcM. of tho J"undH fpr their support. POHK—Mess 19 00 @I9 25 tend, on the contrary, to the revival of hope and LAUD 11 lature, President of the State Senate, and was couiidenoo. The win in the treasury out ho. aoth and soonest Io conduct the country to that benefi- .Likewise I rogard the man who would arouse or & "% limn, (.nil, ihe OJioiiTnan of tbe commit cent result. TOLEDO. President of tho State Constitutional Conven- An Uncommonly Strong: Kan. of June, including what it* held against coin cer- foster sectional animosities ami antagonisms among \ViiKAT~-Extra @ 1 22 teo on tho real-ostatc pool, Bubmltted a majority tificates, amounted to nearly $74,000,000. TSK CIVIL HKRVICK. his countrymen as a dangerous enemy to his coun- report, witl( too following resolution, which h The great Welsk athlete, J. E. Evans, trv. All the people must be made to feel and know Amber 1 11 THE KN0SM00S WASTAGE o£ j. The convention justly affirms that "reform Is COBM.... 48 Gra. BBOTAkm HAHRISON has beon nomi- asked to have adopted : *• Jlexotvcd, That thi who enjoys the reputation of being the jeceesary in the civil service, necessary to its purifi- that once more there is established a purpose and with other tO/lcs of Threshers, cnu bo L- 1 policy under which all citizens of every condition, OATS—So. 2 33 ® 33}% ImproTed M.ichino, mjj/ei'tit, on every job, to ^ nated by tlie .Republican State Committee for report and the accompanying testimony, tc- strongest man living, has been giving a The current of precious metal» which baa flowed cation , nece.Rsiuy to its economy and its efficiency, EAST LIBERTY, PA. ;;/ all expenses of threshing. gethei with the letters of Georgo M. Robesou out of our couutry for eleven years from .July 1, necessary in order that the ordinary emplo>ment of race and color will bo secure in tbo enjoyment of whatever rights tho constitution vnd laws declare Hoas—Yorkers 6 60 @ G 80 Governor of Indiana, vice G. S. Ortb, declined. addteased tn tlie citnnnrtee| be" printeil ate series of entertainments on board the 1865, to June HO, 187(5, averaging nearly $70000,000 public business may not be a prize "foucht for at the Philadelphias 6 90 @ 7 00 FLAX, TIHOTnY, SIILI.KT, « a year, WHS $8&2,O(JO,OOO in the whole period, of ballot-box, a reward of party zeal, instead of posts or recognize, and that in controversies, that may like eeeaa aro threahcJ, pnparattil, < TDE Committeo ou Expenditures in the De- n feared to iho Judiciary! Cmumitteo, ami tha British flagship and the harbor forte at arise tho Government is not a partisan, but within CATTLR—Best SIX) (4 * 'JO which $617,000,000 were the product of our own of honor a^^igued for proved competency aud held Medium 4 50 @ 6 00 aa easily and perfectly as Wheat, Oats, Bj«' partment of Justice made majority and minori- tbe Bald oonunutec be tni&ooted to inquif Cork. Evans is a man of powerful ap- for fidelity in, public eniploy." The convention [te constitutional authority tire just and powerful into said alleged violations of the law, ai-.^ mine?. To amass the requisite quantity by intcr- SHEEP 3 75 @ 5 00 AN EXTRA PEICE is usually paiJ for I ty reports to the House. The majority report pearance and stands about five feet eight ccpiitig from, tho current flowiug out of the ccUD- wisely allowed that reforms are necessary even more guardian of their right* aud safety. All the strife seeds cleaned by this machine, for extra c1""" rocommcuJa tho restriction of the Judiciary ascertain the liability of (teorge U. i'» ' try, and by acquiring fmui tlie mocks which exist in the higher grades of public service—President, between the races and sections witl cease as noon as such alleged acts, abd N :;Ke 8uiti a report to th inches iu height. Heating on his back at Lhe power for evil is taftMl away from a parly who Detroit 1'rices Current. IN THE WKT GnAIN of l.«7r>, theso ««J5 fund to 92,600,000; lindsthat Davenport, Su- abroad without disturbing tho equilibrium of for- Vice President, fudges; ^enatpra, l^presentftttves, n House. a8 tho facts and tlie law may justify, and ii full length he lets full half a hundred on s4go money markets, is a result to bo easily worketi Cabinet officers. These and all others in authority make politic*] gainputj i»t scenes Of violence and Wheat, white, per bu ,..$1 10 Dally tho ONLY MACHINKS that could 'S\ pervmor of Bketiona iu Mow York, lias not ac- (rf, 1 is or economy, doing fast, thorough and ^ ance with th. lions tho said cum Jus chest. One and a half inches of iron out by practical knowledge and judgment. aro not a private p?r"! uafOT i of complaint or oen- 40 1 r evening, and is over a ton in weight, be absorbed into the' vast maps of securities IK Id ah but servants or th<' Deople. Under tho influence of lave been nominate-l as a candidate for tho ofnee of Beans',unpicked, per bu..; @ 60 easier manafred; moro durable; light nionioe to ono entirely foreign to the objects of Gi • n < V. K •:>.. -i ii. growing was placed on his chest, loaded, andinveetmeoto, i« f-croly a queetiou of the rate of this pernu-iouH error, pnlillr employments' have Viet; Pn sideni oK the United States. B'^an*, picked, per bu 75 K"\ 85 ly repairs; no (lust; no " litterings" toclt*11 the law. It in recommended, therefore, that t li^ offlcl&l relations and transactions been multiplied, thn muubcr of th/wo gath- Butter, per lb 15 will, tin- Arm of Jay CooiO, McOnllocH .<; Co.. interest they dZftffll Bron If they wora to ronmin in .Permit nio, in couclusion, to cxjmrqss my pstisfac- <$ 17 troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms- , NiperviBors of Elections be abolished, and that fired oil without the slightest apparent tboir proseut form, and the Government were to ered into the Judiciary eobunMM Kan.I.ill. Chairman late, and tako their place with lioverninvut, .state, form. In'his official career as the Executive of the Bops, per lb <•?• 11 improved Thresher doing their work. j. ma«io of tho Ku-Klux fund, no part of :t to be from high places of power to the lowest, have great State of New York;, he has, in a comparatively Huy, timothy, per tou 10 00 ($12 00 of the Oommittee on appropriation*, ti ported a 1>1M A WBTEBB in tho Philadelphia Printers' municipal, itiul other corj>ora(f and private bonds, used in the machinery of elections ; that tho Circular advocntos the abolition of capi- of which thousands ot miHums uxist amoiifi us. In overspread the whajte seral^e like it leprosy. The short period, re/oxined thfl public service and rc- Hay. ILUNIML per ton $ (10 (4 9 00 rOUB SIZES mads for C, 8, 10 awl 'y Attorney General toko tlio ueceesaiy HI*IM to appropriattos ?:UI.:IM tor payment ••( Indi btedoees the perfect ease with which they can be I hangOB other evil is the. organization of the oflicial rla*s jttroed the public burden eo as to have earned at once Hay! murwli, nor ton B (HJ (A 7 00 Powers. Also a specialty of SfPAirAW^ Incurred in the oous.biiction oi thoNew^ork i tal letters, except at tho beginning of a body, of political mercenaries, governing tue gratitude of his State and the admiration 7 00 A 800 and made EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM rowsn. ~ recover tho $34,000 unaccounted for; and"that ofttcc Emildlng, Th'a waa tollow'e'd by a Eharp front enrrency into Investments flcs the only aan- Si raw, IR.T um ger to be guarded against in Una ftdoption «>f g*'n- ... asea "'"I di jroved "Triple Gear,"and our "Spur Sp*™ ' office under tho UniUd Stated Governing t. • i of which the Lull «;i- paused. Many of tho arguments used are strong, tained surpius—that Is, the withdrawal of any which ' of tho people by uudu* influence and by immense Ijossi'.-scd willi powors which lit him in an eminent Chickens, perpalj; 30 bnry Style), both " Hountrd " on/oitr «Bca> Iho minority report sius that the majority To- ! corruption funds systematically collected from degree for the great work of reformation which this iKsiiAY, Au-r. 2.—Menuto.—Cameron aud all readers will agree with the author is not a permanent CXCCBS beyond the wants of Chickens, dresalcd, i*-r lh 10 IV INTERESTED in Threshing or Qof.p I Hie salaries and fees of office-holders. The official country now need*, and if he shall be chosen by the l< re it te merely a campaign document, defends (Wis.), from the Committee on Privileges anil Elec- that wo should endeavor to bring the business. Even mores mischievous would be any Turkeys, li\«\ per ll> 10 apply to our noarcst Dealer, or write to ua * jf John I. Davenport, ami claims that instead of measuro wturhattVut* public Jmaginatiun with tho • class in other countries, sometimes by its ownpeople to tbo. high ollico of President, of tlie United Tallow, per lb tions, rep T(' ,! b»_cji Hi" olajl i o{ >Vi)ii»m K. s. bije- ! weight, and sometimes in alliance with the army, tod Oircnlar (e«nt froo), giving full particoW censure, Akorman, Williams and Davenport ! operations of tongue and pen into some- fear "1 tt6 apprchendeil sran-iiy in a ivurtimmity states*,' i believo that thq day of his inauguration Hides, per lb uliciLt credit i* HO much uwd. The fliictuaUonno fhas been able to rule tho unorganised manses. will be the beginning of a iww era of peaeejj purity Stylos, Price", Ti-rms, etc. ^ are ontitlcd to commondation. tian, a United Btatea Seoatoi from Arkausasi, who , thing; more like harmony than exists at Kven under universal suffrage here it has already Pelts, eattfi was ssnsljfld i» 18&I lot alleged dialojaity » values and vioifpituaes in buiinesa a*.'** largely and proKpurity In all departments of our (JOMTII- Wool! un,washed, per, lb JCichols, Shepard ^ present. «au!Wi4l by the temporary beliefs of nion cyfii before i-ruwn into a glgantio power, capable of stifling nt. tazDt gentleinen, your obedlenf servant, 111 'ori r'\jie!iJi:p[ him Instinct?of a Bound public opinion, ancl of resistmfc Wool, floeno, wttsljed, wr lb,. .,..* 8AXWBCW TUK Alabama State election occurred on iheu QeUefs oan oonfgrjn to asc^rtai^ti^ V'^'itias, Wool, coiubinu - •••- friiin ui»- -uiuate, and authorizing the paymentk>! AU easy change of administration, until mismanage* T|M o unrivaled maoblnea Hid «••• Mond»y, Aug. 7. The Democrats carriwl the date ot hi* (• that London GO&gqjg^j wrekj The auiouut of necessary (Mirrency at I To two Hon. .J, A, hloOlero&nd, Wood, soft, per cord of his death jjp his b&irfl.. . time cannot be drti iHrarUy, a,w\ suould Intolerable, and public " others, of tho OoinmiUtV of tlif fti#0! tt'ooa, bfieoh iind laapte, per cora ;(.-.i ti lowost factory jif!i>«< :.. loohnmoj^ •iiou, tbe day to tbe coaui- -rr a-4(j beef, D01 bi I amount \n •- * •» 4 piU.'l) Of ti MvlO NTWUttl