THE ANN AftBOR DEMOCRAT. IWI

THIRD YEAR. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1880, NUMBER 118.

Our good offices, in this di;ection, were the lT:iitecl States, whelher considered with re- congress in regard to silvery, fsir as it was however, for this great water-way is a per- iulesfor this purpose duiing the past of justice. Exercising, as the heads of the attention of the Spanish Government this sect do, the local political power of in a serious protest and remonstrance, recently accepted by nil the belligerents, spect to trade, currency, credit,growing wealth, based on an anticipated rise in he value of sil- ' manent improvemeBt ot the channel at the i ,vo years. The results of these practical and the matter is undergoing lnvesiigii- and it was hoped they would prove effi- or the extent and variety of our resources, is veras a result of that legislation, hag failed to mout•h• of- •th• e river. cinl.s have been very satisfactory, and the territory, they are able to make ef- more favorable than that of any other country produce the effect then predicted. The longer President's Message. feotivt) their hostility to the law of con- tion by the royal authorities, with aview cacious; but I regret to announce From Columbia river to San Francisco, a have confirmed my opinion in favor of to such explanation or reparation as may the meiamres, wh'ch the ministers of the of our time, and has never been surpassed by the law remains in force, requiring as it does distance of over 600 miles, there is no harbor this system of selection. All are sub- gress on tbe subject of polygamy, and, thai of any country at any period of its history. the coinage of a nominal dollar, which, in re on our Pacific coast which can be approached in fact, do prevent its enforcement. be called for by the facts. United States at Santiago and Lima were jected'to the same tests, aud the result is The commission sitting in this city for authorized to take, with a view to bring All our interests ate thriving; the rate ot inter- ality, is not a dollar, the greater becomes the during stormy weather. An appropriation of free from prejudice by personal favor or Polygamy will not be abolished est is low; new railroads are being construct- danger that this country will be forced to ac- f 150,000 was made by the 45th congress for FELLOW CITIZENS OF THE S*NATE AND if the enforcement ot the law de- the adjudication of claims of our citizens about a peace, were not.successful. In ed; a vast immigration is i creasing our popu- cept a single metal as the sole legal standard tbe commencement of a breakwater and har- partisan influence. It secures for the against the government ot Spain is, I the course of'the wai|so'.nejquestionshave lation, capital and labor; new enterprises in HOUSK OF RN'RESENTATIVES—I COH- position applied for the best qualifica- pends upon those who practice and up- arisen effecting neutral rights; iu nil of of value, iu circulation, and this a standard of lor of refuge, to be located at some point be- triatulatfi you on the continued and in- tions attainable among the competing ap- hold the crime. It oan only besupprtssed hope, approaching the termination of its <;reat number are in progress; and our com- less value than it purports to be worth in the ( \ e.en the straits of Fuca and San Francisco creasing prosperity of our country. By by taking away the political power of the labors. these the ministers orthe United States mercial relations with other countries are im- recognized money of the world. at which the necessities of commerce, local and plicants. It is an effectual protection The claims against the United States have, under their instructions, acted with proving. general, wili be best accommodated. The am- the favor of Diviue Providence we have from the pressure of importunity which, sect which encourages and sustains it. promptness and energy in protection of The constitution of the United States, sound been blessed during the past year with under any other course pursued, largely The power of congress to enact suitable under (he Florida treaty with Spain were The ordinary revanues from all sources, for financial principles, and our best interests, all ount appropriated is thought to be quite in- health, with abundant harvests, with laws to protect the territory is ample. It submitted to congress forits action at the American interests. the fiscal year ended June 30,1880, were: requiri e thathtt tthh e countrt y shoulhldd havh e as Itits j adequatdt e fof r thth e purpose itdintendedd . TThe cost exacts the time and attention of appoint- late session, and I again invite your at- The relations ot the United States with legal tender money, both gold and silver coin, el the work when finished will be very great, profitable employment for all our people, ing officers, to thir fireat detriment in is not a case for half-way measures. The the empire of Brazil continue to be moat From customs $ 186,622,061 60 and with contentment at home, and with the discharge of other official duties, political pover of the "Mormon sect is tention to this long-standiug question, From internal revenue 124,009,373 92 of an intrinsic value, as bullion, equivalent to owing to the want of naiur.i advantages for peace and friendship with other nations. increasing; it controls new one of our with a view to a final disposition of the cordial, and their commercial intercourse that which, upon its face, it purports to pos- a site at any point on the coast between tbe preventing the abuse of the service for steadily increases, to their mutual ad- From sales of public lands... 1,016,606 60 BOSS. The constitution, in express terms, re- j designated limits, and it has not been thought The occurrence ot the 24th election of the mere furtherance of private or party wealthiest and modt populous territories. matter. From tax on circulation and chief magistrate has afforded another op- It is extending steadity into other terri- At the invitation of tfce Spanish gov- vantage. cognizes 1 oth gold and silver as the only true I to be advisable to undertake the work without purposes, and leaving the employe of the ernment, a conference has recently been The internal disorder ith which the deposits of national hanks.. 7,014,971 44 legal tender money. To banish either of these | a larger appropriation. I commend the matter portunity to the people of the United government, freed from the obliga'.ioi s tories. Wherever it goes it establishes From repayment of interest metals from our currency is to narrow and to the attention of congress, States to exhibit to the world a signifi- polygamy and sectarian political power. held at the city of Madrid to consider the Argentine republic has lor sometime by Pacific railway compa- : imposed by patronage, to depend solely subject of protection by foreign powers past been afflictod, and which have more limit the circulating medium of exchange to cant example of the peaceful and safe upon merit for retention and advance- The sanctity of marriage and the family or less iijflurnced its external trade, are nies 1,707,307 18 the disparagement of important interests. The NEW WAR DEPARTMENT BUILDINGS. transmission of the power and authority relation are the corner stone of our of native Moors in the empire r># Moroc- From sinking-fund for Paci- United States produces more silver than any The completion of the new building for the ment, and with this constant incentive t > co. The minister ol the United States, in understood to have been brought to a fic railway companies 786,021 22 of government from the public servants exertion and improvement. American society and civilization. Re close. This happy result may be expect- and is dirertlv interested 'in | war department is urgently needed^ and the wnose terms of office are about to ex ^ire ligious liberty and tho separa ion of Spain, was directed to tak»partin the de- From customs fees, fines, and is directly interested m | ^^ for continuing its construction are These invaluable results have been at- liberations of this conference, the result ed to redound to t! e benefit oi the maintaining it as one of the two precious met to their newly-chosen suecesKors, This tained in a high degree in the offices church and state are among the elemen- penalties, etc 1,148,800 18 als whlcb furnish the coinage of the world. It especially recommended." example cannot fail to impress profound- tiiry ideas of free rristrtarions. To re- of which is a convention signed on be- loreign commerce of the republic as well From fees—consular, letters The collections of books, specimens, and re- where the rules'for appointment by com- half ol all the powers represented. The as to the developemontof its vast interior patent and lauds 2,337,029 00 will, in my judgment, contribute to this result ly thoughtful people of other countries petitive examination have been applied. estHbli^h the interests and principles if congress will repeal so much of existing cords constituting the army medical museum with the advantages which republican which poiygamy and Mormonism have instrument will bn laid before* the senate resources. From proceeds of sales of gov- and library are of national importance. The A method wi-kh has so approved it- for its consideration. The government In Samoa, Iho government of i ernment property 182,616' 60 legislation as requires the coinage of silver dol- institutions afford. The immediate, gen- self by experimental tests at points imperilled, and to fully reopen to intelli- lars containing 412>£ grains of silver, and in library now contains about fifty-one thousand eral aud cheerful acquieseuce of all good gent and virtuous immigrants of all of the United States flas also lost no op Mxlietoa, under tbe support arid recosc- From profits of coinage, etc. 2,7112,186 78 five hundred (51,500) volumes and fifty-seven whore such tests may be fairly consider- portunity to urge upon that of the empe- r.Hion of tbe consular represeu'ativos of From reveune? of the District its stead will authorize the secretary of the citizens in the result ol the election gives ed conclusive, should be extended to all creeds that part of our domain, which iryto coin silver dollars of equivalent thousand (57,000) pamphlets relatine to medi- gratifying assurance to our country, aud ror of Morocco the necossity, in accord- the UniteJ States, Great Britain and Columbia 1,809,4(59 70 cine, surgery, and allied topics. The contents subordinate positions under the govern- has been, in a great degree, closed to From miscellaneous sources. 4,09it,ti(i:> B8 value as bullion, with gold dollars. This will to its friends throughout the world, that j;eaeral immigriMioii by intolerant and ance with the humane and enlightened Germauy, seems to have giron peace and defraud no man, ar.d will be iu accordance >f the army medical muse'im consists of ment. I believe that a strong and grow- spirit of lhs age, ot puttir g an ond to tho tranquilly to the island-. W! lie it does wenty-two thousand (22.000) specimens, and a government based on the free consent ing public sentimeut demands immediate im :t>oial institutions, it is recommended Total ordinary receipts $ 388,52^,610 98 with familiar precedents. Congress, on several of an intelligent and pan iotic peeple pos- that the government or '.he territory of persecutions, which have Leen so preva- not appear desirable to ado]" as a whole occasions, has altered the ratio of value be- are unique in the completeness with which measures for securing and enforcing the the echeune of aitripartite local govern- sesses elements of strength, stability and highest possible efficiency in the oivil Utah be reorganized. lent iu tl-at country, of persons of a faith tween gold and silver, in order to establish it both military surgery and the diseases of permanency not found in any other form I recommend that congress provide for other than the Mo'lem, and especially of ment, which Las b''en proposed, the The ordinary expenditures for the samp more nearly in accordance with the actual ra- rmies are illustrated. Their destruction would service, aud its protection from recogniz- common interests of the thieegie %t tr • \ period were: lie an irreparable loss, not only to the United of government. the government ©f Utah by a governor the Hebrew residents of Mcrrocco. c tio of value between the two metals. ed abuses, and that the experience refer- poweis require harmony in their rela- For civil expenses $ 15,fi .i3,903' 55 States, but to the world. There are filed in the EQTJAL BIGHTS. red to has demonstrated the feasibility of and judges, or commissioners, appointed The consular treaty concluded with In financial legislation every measure In the hy the President and confirmed by the Belgium has not yet been offie-ialiy pro- tions to the native framo of government, For foreign intercourse 1^211,400 58 direction of greater fidelity in the discharge of record and pension division over sixteen thous- hiuih measures. and ( his may be be t secured by a simple For Indians 5,946,457 09 nd (16,000) bound volumes of hospital records, Continued opposition to the full and Tbe examinations in the custom houses senate—a government analogous to the mulgated, owing to the alteration of a pecuniary obligations, has been fouud by ex- free enjoyment of tne rights of citenship, provisional government established for word in the text by the senate of the diplomatic agreement between them. IL For pensions, including $ 19,- perience to diminish the rates of interest which .oge.ther with a great quantity of papers, em- conferred upon the colored people by the stud postofficts have been held under •United States, which occasioned a delay, wonl-.i be well if the consular jurjsd... Won 341,025 20 arrears of pen- debtors are required to pay, and to increase bracing the original records of the hospitals ot nany embarassments and without pro- the territory northwest of Ohio, by the of our representative at Ajia were in- sions 56,777,174 44 mr armies during the civil war. AsidG from recent amendmendments to the const! oroiiiance of 1787. If, however," it i; during which the time allowed for ratifi- 1 the facility with which money can be obtained vis iou for compensation for the extra creased in extent and importance no -i - For the military establish- for every legitimate purpose. Our OH n recent heir historical value, these records are daily tution, still prevails in several of the late labor performed by the officers who have deemed best to 'coiitinuo the existing cation expired. The Senate will be asked n 'lit, Including river and slaveholding states. It has, perhaps, not loriu of local government. 1 recommend to e'xtend the period for ratification. to guard American interests in the financial history shows how surely money be- searched for evidence needed in the settlement conducted them, aud whose commenda surrounding and outlying Islands ot harbor improvements and comes abundant whenever confidence in the ex- of a large number of pension and other claims, been manifested in the recent election to that the right to vote, hold office, aad sit The attempt to negotiate a treaty of ex 1 f any large oxtunt in acts of violence or !)le interest in the improvement of the tradition with Denmark failed on ac- Ojear.ica arsenals 38,l]6,i*li; 22 a -t performance of moneyed obligations is es- for HIP protection o the government against public service has induced this devotion in juri( s in the territory ot'Utah,, be con- For the naval establishment, tablished attempted liauu^, a.> well as for the benefit of intimidation. It ha-i, however, by fraud- fined to those who noithc.r practice nor count of the objection of the Danish gov- The obelisk, generously presented by including vessels, mach- •>f time and labor without pecuniary re the khedive of Egypt to the city of Now THE WAR DEPAl:Tj;..... p. ':ionest claimants. These valuable collections ulent practices in connection with the •ward. A continuance of these labors uphold polygamy. If thorough meas- ernment to the usual clause providing inery, and improvements at are now in a building which is peculiarly ex- ballots, with the regulations as to the ures are adopted, i; is believed that with- that eajh nation should pay tht' expense York, has safely arrived iu this oouut.-y, navy yards 13.586,084 74 The secretary of war reports that the expen- places aud manner of Noting, and with jiratuitcusly ought not to be expected and of the a>-rest of the persou3 whose extra- and will soon be erected in that metropo ditures of the war department for the fiscal year posed to the danger of destruction by fire. It without an appropriation by congress for n a few years the ( vils which now afflict For miscellaneous expendi- ended June 30,1880, were $39,924,773 OS. The is therefore earnestly recommended that an counting, returning and canvassing the Utah will be eradicated, and that this dition it asks. Us. A commission for the liquidation ol tures, including public appropriation be made for a new fire-proof votes cast, teen successful in defeating '•oiiipensation, it is not practicable to ex- the Egvptian debt has lately concli appropriations for this department f«r the cur- tend the system of examinations gener- territory will in good, time become one of THE CHINES RE ATIES. 1 buildings, Unlit-houses, and rent fiscal year amount to f 41,993,630 40. building, adequate for the present needs and the exercise of the right preservative of the most prosperonw and attractive of the itw work, and the goveinmen *, at the collecting the revenue 34,58p,i)9l 0*1 reasonab'e future expansion of these valuable all rights, the right ol suffrage, which the nlly throughout the civil service. It is The provision made by congress, at its earnest solicitation of the kl-edive, has With respect to the army, tne secretary in- also highly important that all such ex- new states oi the Union. last session, for the expense of the cotn- For expenditures on account vites attention to the fact that ils Btrength is collections. Such a building should be abso- constitution expressly confers upon oui acceded to the provisions adopted by it, of the District of Columbia. 8,272,384 63 lutely fire-proof; no expenditure for mere aminations should be conducted upon a RELATIONS WITH GREAT BRITAIN mision which had been appointed to en- which will be laid before congress for its limited by statute (section 1115, revised sta- enfranchised citizens. un.form system and under general sup r- For interest on the public tutes) to n more than 30,000 enlisted men, architectural display is required. It is believed It is the deeire of the good people of the ter upon negotiations with the imperial iutormativm, A commission for the re- debt 95,757,575 11 lhat a suitable structure can be erected at a vision. Section 1753 of the revised Our relations with all fcueign countrito government of China, on subjects of great vision of tho judicial code of the ro! i m For premium on bonds pur- but that provisos contained in appropriation whole country that sectionalism as a fac- statutes authorizss the President to pre- have been those of undisturbed po*fije, interest to the relations of the two coun- bills have limited expenditures to the enlist- cost not to exceed f 251 Ml. tor in our politics should disappear. scribe the regulations for ajmissiou to tribunal of Egypt is now in session in chased 2,795,320 42 ment of but 25,000. It is believed the full-legal GEN. (1RANT. They prefer that nosection of the country and have presented no occasion for con- tries, enabled the cejuauiissioners to pro- Cairo. Mr. Farman. consul general, the civil service of the United States, and cern as to their continued maintenance. ceed at once upon their commission. Thfl strength is the least possible lc chfiie I commend to the attention of congress the should be united in solid opposition to J. M. Bitchelder, Esq., iiave been ap- Total ordinary expenditures.* 263,642,957 7,s present organization can be maiiit lined, hav- ;or this purpose to employ suitable per- My anticipation of an early reply from imperiu.1 government was prepared t pointed as commissioners to participate >ervices of the commander-in-chief of any other section. The disposition to re- sons to "conduct the requisite inquiries, t;ivrt prompt aud respectful attention Leaving a surplus revenue of.ij 65,883,658 20 ing in view efficiency, discipline ami economy. our armies during the warforthe Union,whose fuse a prompt and leirty obedience to the Bri ish gbveritnenl to the demand of in this work. The organization of the While the enlistment of this force would add wiih reference to "the fitness of each indemnity to our fshermen for the injur- the matters brought undor negotiations reform tribunals wiil probably be con- Which,with an amount drawn tvi!-.-,firm and patriotic conduct did so much the equal rights amendments 10 the con - candidate in respect to age, health, char- and the conference proceeded with sucii from the cash balance in somewhat to the appropriation for |.;.y of the :o bring that momentous conflict to a cle>se. stitution, is all that now stands in the ies suffered by that industry at Fortune tinued for another period of five years. army, the saving made in other respects would acter, knowledge aud ability for the bay, in January, 1S78. which I expressed vapidity and success that, o;i the 17th oi the treasury or 8,084,434 21 The legislation of the United States contains way of a complstt; obliteration of section- branch of service into which he seeks to In pursuance of the act passed at the be more than an equivalent for thi> additional nany precedents for the recognition of distin- al lines in our political contests. As long 'a my last genual message, was disap- Noveniber last, two treaties were signed lastsetsion of congress, invitations haVe outlay, and the efficiency of the army would wnter;" but the law is practically inop- pointed. This p.BBwer was received 6'uiy at Pekin, one relating to the introduction Making f _ 73,968,087 41 guished military merit, authorizing rank and as either of these amendments is flagrant- erative for want of the requisite appro- been extended to foreign maritime states he largely increased. jmolumeuts to be conferred for eminent ser- ly violated or disregarded it is fesfe to in the latter part of April in tho preseut of Cl.inese into this country and orif to joiu in a sanitary conference iu Wash- The rapid extension of the railroad system pi :atiorr year, and, when received, exhibited a relating to oommerre. Mr. Tresrot, one Was applied to the redemption ~ vices to the country. An act of congress au- assume that the people who placed them I therefore recommend an appropria- M the commissioner J, is now on his way ington, begiuning the first of January. Of bonds for the sinking west of the Mississippi rivi-r and the great tide thorizing the appointment of a captain general in the constitution, as embodying the failure of accord between the two govern- The acceptance of this invitation by many fund * 73,652,900 00 of settlers which has flowed in upon uew ter- of the army, with suitable provisions relating tion of $25,000 per annum to meet the ex- ments as to the measure of the inshore hott)?bringing the treaties, and it is ritory impose upon the military an entire legitimate results of the war lor the Un- penses of a commission, to be appointed expected that they will be received in prominent powers givos promise o< Of fractional currency 251,717 41 to compensation, retirement and other details, ion, and who believethem to be wise and fisning privilege secured to our fisher- success in this import. i>> measure, de- Of the loan of 1858 40,000 00 change of policy. The maintenance of small would, in my judgment, be altogether fitting 0 De wise auu r r —- men by the treaty oi Washington, of so season to be laid before the senate early posts along wagon and stage-routes of travel necessary, will continue to act together, °.V the President in accordance with the In January. signed to establish a s-.\ -• em of inter na- Of temporary loan 100 00 and proper, and would be warmly approved by and to insist that they shall serious a character that I inadeitthe sub- tional notification by wh.rh thesprfai ot Of bounty-laud scrip 25 00 is uo longer necessary. Permanent quarters at the country. be obeyed! i- termbe sos devis oi thies asection just, unifor, whosme andutdy it shall ject of a communication to congress, in points selected of a more substantial character The paramount question stiliil )is=, a««ts t«o ththue I be so devise a just, uniform anil efficient MINOR FOREIGN MATTEB8. infectious or epidemic diseases may t,e Of compound interest notes. 10,500 00 THE NAVY DEPARTMENT. «Q joy ment of the right by every American systestem of competitivcompet e examinations, and which I recommended the adoption of more effectively checked or preveuted. Of 7-30 notea of 1864-65.... 2,6.30 00 than those heretofore constructed will be re- i th lication of the fame Our minister in Japsn has negotiated a The report of the .secretary of the navy ex- citizen who has the requisite qualifica- to supervise the application of the the aaeasures whichseemedto me proper convention for the reciprocal relief ol The attention of congress i» Invited to of one and two-year notes. 3,700 80 quired. Under existing laws permanent build- tions, to freely cast his vote and have it throughout the e tire civil service of the to be taken by this government in main- the necessary appropriations for carrying Of old demand notes "-j no ings cannot be erected without the sanction of hibits the successful aud satisfactory manage- government. I am persuaded that the tenance of tho rights accorded to our ^liipwreckerl seamen. I take occasion to congress, and when sales of military sites ment of that department during the last fiscal honestly counted. With this question urge once more upon congress the pro- into effect the provisions of the act reier- year. The total expenditures for the year were rightly settled, the country will bo re- facilities which such a commission will fishermen under the treaty, and toward red to. $ 73,96h,()87 41 and buildings have be-eii authorized, the moneys afford for testing the fitness of lhose wl.o securing an indemnity for the injury priety of makiug provision for the erec- received have reverted to the treasury, and $12,916,6B9 45, tearing unexpended at the close lieved of the contentious of the past; by- tion of suitable fire-proof buildings at the Thflefforts of the department of state to gones will indeed bo bygones; and polit- ippiy for office will not only be as these interests had suffered. A bill to could only become availabi - through a new of the year $2,141,682 23 of the amount of . welcome a relief to members of congress carry out these recommendations nas Japanese capital for the use of the Ameri- enlarge the trade and commerce of the The amount due the sinking fund for this appropriation. It is recommended that pro- available appropriations. The appropriations ical aud party issues with respect to econ- can legation, and the court house and jnil UnitedS.atos, through the active agency year was $37,931,843 55. There was applied for the present fiscal year ending June 30,lS81, omy and efficiency of administration, in- us it will be to tho President aud heads ol ui;der consideration by the house of rep: vision be made, by a general statute, I 1* partments, but that it will also greatlv resonatives at ihe time 1,1880, is their full share of attention; but resin :stanty attend the conflicting claims ol communication from her majesty's gov- struction of other posts. While many of the patronage between the legislative and In my last message I invited the atten- our commercial oommuui sources during the fiscal year ended June 30, [(resent posts are of but slight value for mill- $5,041,570 15. lance to aud uullfication of the results of erumuiit, renewing the consideration of ion of congress to the subject of thy value of tbe information s< cti i 1SS0, was f 333,520,1)10 98, aulncrease over the ary purposes, owing to the changed condition The recommendation of the secretary of the the war will unite together in resolute executive departments. The most effect- the subject, both of the indemnity for ling year of $59,(599.426 52. The receipts ual check upon the pernicious competi- indemnity fuuds received some years means, to the trade aud i of the country, their occupation is continued at navy, that provision be made for the establish- purpose for their support all who main- the injuries at Fortune bay, and of the ago from China and Japan. I renew the thecountry, were recognized bj cvn^re-s thus far, of the current year, together with the jreat expense and inconvenience, because they ment of some form of civil government for the in'n ih? authority of the government and tion of influence and official favoritism, interpretation,^!' the treaty Jn which the estimated receipts for the remainder of the in the bestowal of office, will be the sub- recommendation then made, that what- at its last session,s-.nd provision was i ifford the only available shelter for troops. people of Alaska, is approved. At present there lue p«rpHtuityoi the Union, and who ade- previous correspondence had shown the ever portions of these fuuds are due to lor the more frequent publication of COJ- year, amouut to $350,000,000, which will be The absence of a large number of officers of is no protection of persons or property in that stitution of an open competition of merit '.wo governments to be, at variance. sular and other rep< rls by !t:e tly n } Upon both these topics the disposition paid, and the residue returned <• the ment of state. The first issu* in His of the year, and leave a surplus of $911,000,000. s a serious detriment to the maintenance of cers of the United States ship Jamestown. This record with the towards a friendly agreemtmt is manifes- nation*, respectively, to which they just- publication has cow been prepared and It is fortunate that thislarge surplus revenue the service. The constant demand for small vessel was dispatched to Sitka because of the will depend ted, by a recognition of our right to an in- subsi quent issues may regularly be occurs at a period when it may be directly ap- letachinents, each of which should be com- fear that without the immediate presence of lj aud equitably belong. plied to the payment of the publie debt soon to try, or to any of th&ir interests. 1 he in- upon this alone. ikmnity for the transaction at Fortune The extradition treaty with the king- expected. Tho importance ami interest manded by a commissioned officer, and the va- the national authority there was impending i also recommend such legislation as, bfiy, leaving the mtasurv of sueb indem- attached to the reports of consular officers be redeemable. No more public duty has been rious details of officers for necessary i vice danger of anarchy. The steps taken to restore violability of the amendments re*ts upon dom of the Netherlands, which has been more constantly cherished in the United States order have been accepted in good faith by both the fundamental principle of our gov- •wiiile leaving every efficer as free as any nity to fuither con erf in'e, aiid by an for some time in course of negotiation, are witnessed by the general demand for away from their commands, occasions: other citizen to express his political opir - ;issent to the view of this government, them by all classes of merchants and than the policy of paying the nation's debt as ty iu the number required for companj white and Indian inhabitants, and the necessi- ernment. They are the solemn expres- has, during the past year, been concluded rapidly as possible. ty for this method of restraint does not, in my sion of the will of tho people ot the Unit- ions and to use his means for their ad- presented iu the.. revious correspon- and duly ratified. manufacturers engaged in our foreign v>it!i a view to lessening this drain to Borne ex- vancement, Mi.ill also enable him to feel dence, that the regulation of• conflicting tiade. It is believed that tho system of The debt of the United States, less cash in tent, it is recommended that the law author- opinion, now exist. If, however, the James- «d States. interests of the shore fi.-hery of the prov- Relations of friendship and amity have , the treasury aud exclusive of accruing interest, izing the detail of officers from tbe active list town should be withdrawn, leaving the people, The beutimoit that the constitutional as safe as any private citizen in refusing been established between the govern- such publications is deserving of the ap~ as at present, without the ordinary, judicial all demands upon his salary (or political incial seacoasts, and the vessel fishery of proval of congress, and that the in - | attained its maximum of $2,75(5,431,571 43 in as professors of tactics and military science at rights ot our citizer.s must bo maintained purpysas. A Jaw which should thus bur fishermen, should be made the nent of the United Stntes and that of - | August, 1805, and has since that time been re- certain colleges and universities, be. so-amend- aad administrative authority of organized local does not grow weaker. It will continue guarantee true liberty and justice to all subject of conference and concurrent ar- Rournania. We have stint a diplomatic | sary appropiiations for Its eontiriuaco duced to $ 1,886,019,504 65. Of the principal of ed as to provide that all such details be made government, serious consequences might to control the government of the country. rangement between the two govern- lepresentat'.ye to Bucharest, and have and enlargement will dommeud its«ii to the debt $1.08,758,100 has been paid since from the retired list of the army. ensue. Happily the hiBtoiy ot the lute election who are engaged in the public service, your consideration. March "., 1877, effecting an annual saving of in- The laws provide only for the collection of Mid likewise cori'uiicon'uiii siringeut provisions ments. received at this capital the special envoy, Attention is asked to the necessity of provid shown that in many j arts of the country who has been charged by his royal high- GOVERNMENT AID TO FOREIGN COMMERCE. terest of ifc6,107,59;i. The burden of interest ing by legislation for organizing, arming ami revenue, the protection of public property, and where opposition to tho fifteenth am«iid- ttgainst the use of offi"ial authority to co- I sincerely hope that the basis may be ness, Prince Charles, to announce the has also been diminished by the sale of bonds disciplining the active militia of the country the transmission of the mails. The problem is meut ha» heretofore prevailed, it is di- ersej the political action ofpriva;eclt:z3ns found for a speedy adjustment of the independent sovereignty of Roumanjii. The prosperous energies of our domestic in- bearing a low rate of interest aud the applica- and liberal appropriations are recommended to supply a local rule for a population so scat- minishing, ana is likely to cease alto- or of official subo-dinates, is greatly lobe very serious divergence of views in the We hope for a speedy development of dustries, and their immense production of the tion of the proceeds to the redemption of in this behalf. The reports of the adjutum tered and so pecuhar in its origin and condi- gether, if firm and well-considered action desired. interpretation of the fishery clauses oi commercial relations between the two subjects of foreign commerce, invite, and even bonds bearing a higher rate. The annual sav- general of the army aud the chief of ordnance tion. Tiie natives are reported to be teachable is taken by congress. I trust tne. house The most serious obstacle, however, to the treaty of Washington, which, as the countries. require, an active development of the wishes ing thus secured since March 1, 1877, is $14,- touching this subject fully set forth its impor and self-supporting, and,if properly instructed, of representatives and tb» weuate, which iin improvement cf the civil servi of the most considerable departments, Mtxic.au government. Subsequently own capital, a due proportion of this trade. been interrupted or endangered since the date of military justice consists of one officer, the isthmus, at Chiriqui lapoon, in the Caribbean GOVERNMENTAL AID TO EDUCATION. to be u/iderstoos! by applicants for office, and the participation of ihe United States i,u© peace of the border was again dis- Whatever modifications of our regulations of of resumption. It has contributed greatly to judge advocate general and tbe corps of judge ~ea, and the other on the Pacific coast at the and by the people j:eneially, that repre was recognized by a special mark of dis- turbed by a .savage foray, uudor the trade and navigation may be neceseary or use- the revival of business and to our remarkable advocates of eight officers of e-iual rank (maj- bay of GoMto. The only safe harbors, suffi- It is not, however, to be forgotten thai sentatives and senators are entitled to tinction. Iu the exhibition at Melbourne, command of the Chief Victorio, but b\ ful to meet and direct these impulses to the prosperity. The fears that preceded and ac- ors), with a provision that the limit of the ciently commodious, on thjo isthmus, are at the best and surest guaianlee of the prim- disburse the patronage of their respective the share takeu by our country is no less the com bi.'ied Kiid harmonious action of enlargement of our exchanges aud of our car- companied resumption have proved ground- corps shall remain at four when reduced by these pointB, and the distance between.tljem ary rights of citizenship is to bo found in districts and states. It is not necessary notable, and an equ;il degree of success the military forces oi both countries, his rying trade, I am sure the wisdom of congress less. No considerable amount of United States casuality or resignation to that number. The is leps than 100 miles. The report of the sec- is confidently expected. band has been broken up and substan- will be ready to supply. One initial measure, notes have been presented tor redemption, consolidation of the bureau of military justice retary of the navy concludes with valuable that capacity for self protection which to recite at length the evils resulting from however, seems to me so clearly useful aud can belong only to a people whose right this invasion ot the executive functions. The stale ol peace and tranquility now tially destroyed. while very large sums of gejld bullion, both and the corps of judge advocates, upon tho suggestions with respect to the building up of to universal suttrage is supported by urr enjoyed by all the nations of the conti- There is reason to believe that the efficient that I venture to press it upon your domestic and imported, are taken to the mints same basis with the other staff corps of the our merchant marine serviue, which deserves The tine principles of government in the earnest attention. It seems to be very evident and exchanged for coin or notes. The in- army, would remove an unjust discrimination the favorable consideration of congress. ivercal education. The means at the national conventions of the leading par- nent or Europe has its favorable ii fiu- obstacles which have; so long prevented that the provision of regular steam postal com ' command of the local and state aulhori- ties of the country, have sgni'i and again ence upon our diplomatic and commerc- rapid «nd convenient communication crease of coin and bullion in the United States against deserving officers, aud subserve the lies are, in many cases, wholly inade- ial relations with them. We have con- between theUuitod States and Mexico by muuication, by aid from the government, has since January 1, 1879, is estimated at $227.- bast interests of the service. THE POSTAL SEBVICE. beep approved by the American people, been the forerunner of the commercial pre- 399,428. Especial attention is asked to the report of the quate to furnish free instruction to all and have not been called in question in cluded and ratified a convention with railways, are ou the point of disappearing, dominance of Great Britain on all these coasts The report of the postmaster general exhib- who need it. This is especially true, the Frencvi republic for the sottlement oi arjd that several important enterprises ol There are still in existence, uncancelled, ch't-r of engineers upon the, condition of our its the continual growth of the high state of any quarter. These authentic expressions and seas, a greater share in whose trade is now $84(5,681,015 of United States legal tender rational defenses. From a personal inspection where, before emancipation, the educa of public opinion upon this all important claims of the citizens of either, country this character will noon be set on foot the desire and the intent of our people. It is tffk'ienoy of the postal servioe. The opera- ti'.n of the people was neglected or pre- against tbe other. Under this convention which cannot fail to contribute largely to notes. These notes were authorized as a war of many of the fortifications referred to the tions of no dd(.'artnitnt of the government, tiwn of the pp g sutieet are the statement of principles also manifest that the efforts of other Euro- measure, made necessary by the exigencies of secretary is able to emphasize the recommenda- perhaps, represenc with greater exactness the that belong to the constitutional structure a commission, presided over by a dis- tli-- prosperity of both countries. pean nations to contend with Great Britain for vented, iu ihe interest of slavery, tinguished publicist, appointed in pur- the conflict in which the United States was tions made and to state that their incomplete increase in the population ar.d the business lj- convinced ihstt the subject of popula of the government. ! New envoys from Guatemala,Colo:rjbia, a share of this commerce have been successful then engaged. The preservation of the na- and defenseless condition is discreditable to ol the country. In 1860, the postal receipts suance of t -.e request of both nations, by Holivia, Venezuela aud Nlcarauga htvo in proportion with their adoption of regular education deserved the earnest attention "Under the constitution the President his majesty the Emperor of Brazil, Ins. tion's ex:sie_ice required, in tile judgment of the country. While other nations have been were *^,518,067 10; in 18S0, the receipts were • O' the people of the whole country, with nd heads of di partments are to make lcceijtly arrived at this capital, whose steam postal coinmunicatiwn with the markets congress, ua issue of legal tender paper mouey. increasing their means for carrying on offen- 8533,315.479 34. All the inhabitants of the begun its sessions in this city. A con- distinction and enlightenment afford the whose trade they sought. Mexico aud the .a viuw to wise ami comprehensive action . imiuatious for office. The senate is to gress to consider mums for the protect- That it served well the purpose for which it sive warfare and attacking r.iaritime cities, country are ctireotly and personally interested liy the government of uie United Status, .aviso and consent to appointments, mi'1 best guarantee of the continuance of states of South America are anxious to re- was created is not questioned, but the employ- we have been dormant in preparations for de- in having proper mail facilities, and natu- tion of industrial property has recently friendly relations between ourselves ai;d ceive such postal communications with this rally wati-h the post c ffice very closely. This "I respectfully teoou.mend thatcongrette IJ\ he house of representatives is to accuse been in session at Paris, to which I have ment of the notes as paper money indefinitely, fense; nothing of importance has been done .suitai-ln legislation aiul with proper safe md prosecute faithless officers. The best these sister ropublics. couutry, and to aid in their development. Sim- after the accomplishment of the object for toward strengthening and finishing our c;ise- careful oversight on the part of the people ^ruards, supplement the local educational nterest in the public service demands appointed the ministers of the United TUK PANAMA CANAL. ilar co-operation may be looked for, in due which'they were provided, was not contem- inated works since our late civil war, during h:*s proved a constant stimulus to improve- junds in the stveral states where the hat these distinctions be respeeted; that States in France and in Belgium as dele- The relations between this government time, from the eastern nations and from Aus- d by the Cramers of the law under which which the great guns of modern warfare and ment. During the past year there was an ;gn»ve duties and responsibilities of • iti - •enators and representatives, who may be gates. The international couamifc and that of the United States of Colombia tralia. It is difficult to see how the lead in this nicy were issued.. Those notes long since be- the heavy armor of modern fortifications and increase of 2,134 postefrioes and tbe mail upon weights and measures also contii movement can be expected from private inter- came liko any-other pecuniary obligation pt ships came into use among nations, and our routes were extended 27,177 miles, makinj? an z«nship have been devolved upon un (Ju- uriges and accusers, should not dictate have engaged public attention during the ests. In respect of foreign commerce, quite as a Lciitional animal transportation of 10,804 191 cated people, by devoting to the puijjo e ppointments to office." To this end tbe uesits work in Paris. 1 invite your :.;- p»st year, mainly by reason of the project the government—a debt to be paitff and, when eailhwoiks left, by a sudden l.'iiiire of appro- tention to..the necessity of an appropiia- much as in internal trade, postal communica- paid, to be cancelled as mere evidence of an priations come > ears since, in all stages of in- miles. The r(:venues of the postal seivi< e for grant.-* of the public lands, and if, neoi jo-operalion of the legislative depart- tion to be made in time to enable this oi an interooeaiiie eaual across the islj- tion seems necessarily a matter of common the ensuing year are estimated at 138,8i5,. ary, by appropriations irom ihu treasury ment of the government is required, alike mus of Panama, to be built by privet, indebtedness uo longer existing. I therefore coinpletioD, are now being rapidly destroyed >74 10, and tiiel expenditure at $42,475,932, government to comply wiiti its obliga- aud public administration, and thus pertaining repeat what was said in the annual message of by the elements. tf the United SStatts. Whatever govern- jy the necessities ol the '•ase and by pub- tions under th? metrical convention, capital under a concession from the to government. I respectfully recommend to' leaving a deficiency to be approoriated out ineut can fairly do to promote free popu- ic opinion. Member* of congress will (.'oionibiau government lor that purpose. last year, that the retirement from circulation INTEKNAL IMFKOVEHKNTS. of the treasury of $3.680,7.7 90 ' lar education ought to be (Joi.e. Wher Our friendly relations With the German your promptt attentiottti n suchh jusjt t and efficienffii t of United suites notes, willi tiie. QMnicity of lot be relieved from the demands made The treaty obligations, subsisting be- measures as may conduce to the development ever uouoral ouucatiou is found, peace, upon them with reference to appoint- empire continue \ii:hout in'terruptior. tween the United States and Colombia, legal tender in private contracts, is a step to The two great rivers of tho North American The universal postal i- uion has received the vlrtuo and social cider prrrall, and civil At the recent in'ernaiional.exhibition of of our foreign commercial exchanges and the he taken in our progress toward a safe and continent, the Mississippi and the Columbia, accesssion of almost all the countries and ments to office until, by legislative tn- by which we guarantee the neutrality of building up of our carrying trade. stable, currency, which should be accepted, as have their navigable waters wholly mtlun the colonies of the world maintaining organized and religious liberty tub secure. ujtment, tho pernicious practice is GOU- fish and fisheries at liirltn, in se partici- the transit and th« sovorelirn-y an«l prop- pation of the United Siales, notv. t!iKt.'tnii- In this erainoctioii I desire also to suggest the policy aud duty of the government and the limits of tlic United States, and are of \ postal services, and it is confidently expected Jemned and forbidden. erty ot'Colombia in the isthmus, make \ the very great service which might be expect- interest and security of the people. portauce to our internal and foreign commerce. that all tho other countries and colonies now CIVIL SERVICE KKFORM. ing the has e with whi",h tliScommissM :•• : I. is therefore recommended that a&act necessary that the conditions under ed iu enlarging and facilitating our cdmmerce At the time yf the passage of tiie act now in Tbe permanency of tbe important work on the outside the un , on the Pacific ocean, were a transmarine cable force requiring the coinage ot silv«r dollars, soulh pass of the Mississippi riv.'r seems now thus realising the g ..ad id< and aim of the asked the attention of congress to the ur- bi is of congiess with resoejt to appoint- region embraced iu thisguarantee should laid from San Francisco to the Sandwich is- fixing their value and giving them legal tender to be assured. There has been w failure v. hat founders oi: the union of forming for pur- winning for private exhibitors numerous be effected—transferring, as it would, lands, and thence to Japan al tne. north and poses of intern .tional noail communication, gent necessity of a reformation "1 .ho ment to office by the Presideut,and I also awards of a hi^h class, and tor the coun- character, il was believed by many of the sup ever in the maintenance of the inn cban- oivil service system of the guverntpti t. recommend that the provisions ofsection this isthmus, from a barrier between the Australia at the south. The great influence (if porters of the measure that the silver dollar, net during the six mont.is eml -:ngl9 postal territory embra; ing the world, try at large the principle prize of honor Atlantic and Pacific oceans, into a ga.e.- such means of communication on these routes My views concerning ihe dangers of pat- 1757. and of the stctions following, of the c flered by bis majesty the emperor. Tho which it authorized, would speedily become, This experiment has opened » bm.. . leep high- \ v, Jh complete uniformity of post! '• charges^ rouHge or appointments for personal or Rjvised Statutes, comprising the tenure way and thoroughfare between them, for of navigation, iu developing and securing the under the operations of the law, of equivalent way to the ocean, and is an improveriJtot upon 'i conditions of international ex a age, for partisan consideiationa have been siren* - of c ffice act of March 2, 1867. be repealed. results of this great success cannot but be the nativew, and the ma chant ships of due share of our Pacific coast in the commerce value to the gold dollar. There were other the permanent success of which eongratuhi- oriptiona of correspondence. To ena- thened by my olserx ationarid experience Believing that to reform the system and advantageous to this important srila grow- the wtirld—should receive the appro. ' of the world, needs uo illustration or enforce- supporters of the bill, who, while they 'doubt- iions may lie exchanged Among poesple abroad b!e the United States to do its full share,of in the executive! office, and I believe methods of the civil service in our coun- ing industry. There have been si.me it this governmaut, as being compatib. ment. It may be that such an enterprise, use- ed as to the probability of this result, never- ami at home, aud especially among the coin- add iitionsi legislation's asked by the these dangers threaten the stability of try is one of the highest and most imper- questions raided between tie two govern- with the discharge of these obligation"; ful and in the end profitable as it would prove theless were willing to give the proposed ex- munities of the Misslppi valley, whose commer- * al, fo whose recommenda- the 'iovernment. Abuses so serious in itivo duties of statesmanship, and that it ments as to tho proper effoet and inter- on our paj-t, and consistent with o.i to private investment, may need to be acceler- periment a fair trial, with a view to stop t'ie cial exchanges float in an unobstructed channel tioti especial attention is called. tueir nature cannotjbo permanently toler- can be permanently done only by ihe pretation of our treaties of naturalization, interests as the principal comme:.- ated by prudent legislation by congress in its coinage if experience should prove that tbe safely to and From the sea. The suggestion of the postm. fter general, ated. Tin y tend to become mote alann- JO operation of the legislative and execu- but recent dispatches from our minister power of the western hemisphere. The aid, and 1 submit the matter to your careful silver dollar authorizediy the bill continued A comprehensive improvement of the Missis- ttat it would be wise to encourag , by appro- ing with the enlargement of administra- tive departments of the. government, I at Berliu show that favorable progress is views which I expressed in a special consideration. to bo of less commercial value than the stand- sippi and its tributaries is a matter ol tran- priate legislation, the establishment of Ameri- tive service, as thu growth oi theoountiy again commend the whole subject to making toward an understanding, in ac- message to ccfogrers in March last. In An additional.'and not unimportant, although ard gold dollar. scendent impoi tance. these great water ways can lines of. steamers by our own citizens, to in population increases the number of your considerate attention. cordance with the views of this govern- relation to this project, I deem it my secondary, reason for fostering and enlarging The coinage of silver dollars under the art comprise a system of lull ud transportation carry the mails between our own ports and officers and placemen employed. ment, which makes and admits no dis- duty to press upon your attention. Su.> the navy may be found in the unquestionable referred to began in March, 1K78, and lias been spread like net-work over a large portion of those of Mexico, Central America, South Amer- service to the expansion i our commerce, The reasons are imperative for the POLYGAMY. tinction whatever between the rights of sequent consideration has but oonflrnaeo continued as required by tho act. The aver- the United States, and navigable to the i ica and of trans-Pacific countries, iscummend- u native and a naturaliznd citizon of the : which would be rendered by the frequent cir- age rate pel month to the present time has ot many thousands of miles. Producers and ed to the serious consideration ol congress. ladopti 'ii ( f fixrii rules foj th» reg lalioti in opin on "that it is the right and culation of naval ships hi tbe seas and ports of •of aj'i'oiriliui-ins, j,r< in ni >BB ••I:<: remov- It is the recognized duty and purpose of United Stales. In practice, fh( couijjl.'.ints duly oi'the United States to assert and been $2,27fi,i%J. Tin; total amount coined consumers alike have a common interest In I The attention of congresscongress is also invite.invited. ..to. als, os'ablishi:..! a uniform method, hav- he. people of the Unitod States to sup- of molestation suffered by naturalized maintain such supervision and authority I all quarters of tbe globe. Ships of tbe proper prior to the first of November last was #7:!,- meh unequalled facilities lor elie.ip trans'iorta-"th e suggestion" s o'f th" e postmaster general iu ing exeimhely iii vlo-..-, in ev<-ry in- press polygamy where it now exists- in citizens abroad have never boon lewtr over any lnteroeeanic canal across tne ' 847,750. Of this amount $47,081,151) remain lion. Geographic-uUy, commercially and po- regard to postal savings. stance, the attainment of the best quali- our territories, anH plainest courtsiins, becomettwe s each yea_ r mor___ e apparent ^ _. The most economical and efficient adminis- it. Experience has shown that tfie legis- Russia, Portugal, Sweden and Norway, in some numbers, mix with and improve the t ui lation upon this subject, to be effective, Switzerland. Turkey and Greece. The war between the republic of Chili but its return to the treasury is prompt and principlenriuciules of publiuublic interest requirrenuire Vir intel-. ! dockets of the supreme courts, iiini Mtho~great'em oroatar tration of inn public iiusinm-. crews of our merchant shins. Our merchants sure. Coutrary to the confident anticip'ai oh ligent and careful supervision, wii, ,. number of the circuits.are encumbered with Compfitltive examinations, in aid o: requires extensive modification and During the last summer several vessels on the one hand, and the allied republics at home and abroad recognize the value to for- of Peru and Bolivia on the other, sti i of tho friendd of the measure at the time ol ii their protection, improvement and the enhance- the Constant accession of case?. *n the- former impartial appoint mentis and fpomotions amendment. The longer action is delay- belonging to the merchant marine of this eign commerce of an active movement of our adoption, the value of the silver dollar, con ment• of-• thei• - r usefulness- • . court, and iu many Instances the circuit continues. This government has not naval vessels, and the intelligence and patriot- have bsen conducted for st.me years pas ed, the more difficult it will be to accom- oountry, sailingjin neutral waters of the talnlng l\i\i grains of silver, has not increas- The phannel of the Colombia river, for a courts, yeary s intervene bebeforef - practicable in wsveral of the executive departments plish wnat is daMrexi. Prompt and de- West Indies, were fired at, boarded, aud felt called upon to interfere iu a contest ic zeal of our naval officers hi promoting e\ cry ed. 1 >uring the year prior to tho passage of distance of about 100 miles from its mouth, is to brinbri g oases t o hearinghi . aud by my ciirection thii system has cided measures are necessary. The searched by an armed cruiserof the Span- thai is within the belligerent rights of the interest in their countrymen is a just subject the bill authorizing its coinage tho market obstructed by a succession of bars, which oc- Tbe attorney general recommciids the estab- been adopted iu the custom h..u*es am Mormon bectaiiHii organizttiorJ which ish Government. The circumstances, as arties as independent states. Vv e have, ol national pride. "f the silver which it contained was from casion serious delay iu navigation, and heavy lishment of an intermediate court of errors and posteffices of the larger cities of the c >un Upholds polygamy has the whole power reported, iuvolve not only a private in Eowever, always held ourselves in re«di- THE FINANCES. V i 'J2 cents, as compared with the standard expense for lighterage and towage. A depth appeals, ft is recommended that the number try. In the ciiy ot N«w York over 2,001 of making and executing the local legis- jury" to the persons concerned, but also neas to aid iu accommodating t heir diff- The condition of the financial affairs of the dollar. During' the last year the average of at least 20 feet at low tide should be secured I of judges of the circuit court in each circuit, positions in tho civil aervi e have been lation of the territory. By its control of seemed a little observant of the friendly erence, and have at different times re- government, as shown by the report of the sec- market value of the silver dollar ha been 88Js and maintained!, to meet tho requirements of [ with the exception of the second circuit, subjeoi,iu thoir appointments and tenure the grand and petit juries, it possesses relations existing between this country minded both belligerents of our v illing- retary of the treasury, is very satisfactory. It is cents. the extensive and growing inland and ocean should be increased by the addition of another. fit place, to the operation of pubLUheV? large influence over the administration aed Spain. The wroug was brought to ness to render suoh servioe. believed that the present financial situation of It is obvious, that the legislation of tho last commerce it subserves. Tb« most urgec: (Continual on Fourth Page.) I long as (lie world endures men who think Miss Chloe ('lark is dead. Paralysis ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT, alike will unite for the propagation of BUSINESS CARDS. OLIVER HOUSE, was the cause. ORNER BROADWAY AND OTTAW V their opinions, and this is most wise and C Streets, Toledo, Ohio. BAKER, STERLING * Co., Toledo. JOHN L. BURLEIGH, Editor. Mrs. J. H. Davis had a tumor removed proper; but my inquiry is whether there LEONARD HOUSE, Pulford A Hall, Proprietor*. from her neck yesterday. is not below and above all denominational ^ F. LEONARD, Proprietor, MKSBRS. Torr* MIU.EII, I'li-rks. THURSDAY MOKXINU Di mberQ I8W), 1 • Ann Arlior, Mich. formations a principle which can unite Mrs. M. Grossman who fell on tbe Ice HEADQUARTERS FOR ANN ARBOR PEOPLE. CAEPETS ! ILSriE^W'" STYLES and inspire men of the most diverse theo Tuesday evening, has since died. WILLIAM CASPARY, Bnttrtd at Second Chut matter in the Pn*( Of- logical convictions, and whether that Dr. Jackson slopped a runaway horse |>AKKI;V AND CONFECTIONERY, For Sale! FOR PARLORS, LIBRARY, DINING ROOMS, BED ROOMS, HALLS AND STAIRS. Ice at Ann Arbor, Miili. About SO ions of choke timothy hay for sale in principle ought not to be primarily recog- in front of A. G Winer'a saloon Sunday. :« Detroit Street. lots to unit purchasers. For particulars apply to Eugene B. Arnold, on the old Arnold place about President Hayes says he is not au as- nized so as to set all differences in their The president's lncssag* in to-days JOHN F. LAWRKNCE, three mflea west ..f the city, or bv letterat the Moquette Carpets, Body Brussels, just relationship and perspective. I can- paper, is chiefly remarkable for its great Ann Arbor postoffice. EUOKNE B. ARNOLD, pirant for senatorial honors. Different TTORNEY AT LAW. Box 147. from Gen. Grant somewhat, who was not but Welieve that there is a nobler word length. AOffice, Nos. 2 and 3 Hill's Opera House, than I'an-Anglicau, I'an Presbyterian, or Ann Arbor, Mich. Commissioners' Notice. never known to refuse anything from The Baptist church is to be heated with BETJSSELS. Pan-Methodist, and that nobler word is Cl'ATK OK MICHIGAN,(Jountyof Washtenaw, the presidency to a bull pup. gleam. W. E. Walker is engaged iu set- FRANK EMERICK, C5 «s. Tim undersigned having been appoint.-a Elegant ZD©s±g:n_s ^7^±-bix Borders "bo Pan-Christian. The Trinitarian and the TTORNEY AT LAW—Office over Brown & by the Probate court for said County. OonunWoo- ling the boiler in the basement of the Unitarian are both Christians, so are the A Go's Drug Sh>n-, Corner Main and Huron era to iv<'civivx(\mini'and adjust nil claims and budding, and when the steam heating ap- Streets, Ann Arbor, Uich. demand* <>f all perrons against the estate cf Har Some of our democratic e.xchaugi's are Calvinist and the Ai minimi, but when do rid .In.lson lateof said Comity deceased, hereby paratus is finished, the church will be give notice that six months from date arc al- Tired Plys aoi Ioerains, ijulnin, Oil Clis, and Fancy patting (Jarlield on the Tmck in hopes they ever meet on the broad ground of HURON MARKET. lowed, by order of said Probate Court, for Credi- plastered. that he may show the party some favors! Christianity and make a common declar- « C FREER, Dealer in Fresh. Salt and tors to present their claims against the estate of o >• Smoked Meats. Fresesh Fish, OystersOys , Poul- said deceased and that they will meet at the office Favors from one who sat upon the elec- ation that their religion Is deeper than The State horticultural society has been try, U NoNo. M East Huron StreetStreet. of l'hilip Wtnegar, in the City of Ann toral commission and deliberately voted their theology'.' I leave my proposal of holding a very interesting session at the Arbor, in said County, on Wednesday the 23d day MICHAEL H. BRKNNAN, of February and on Monday the 23d day of May to give the presidency Jo a man not chos- inclusive alliance or association to innke court-house this week. A number of ve- next, at ten o'clock A. M. of each of said days, to CURTAINS! CURTAINS! CURTAINS! CURTAINS! TTORNEY AT LAW. Office with E. D.receive, examine and adjust soid claims. en by the people! No favors ;.ie wanted its own impression on your readers, and ry interesting and instructive papers were A Klnne, EHawaon Block, comer Huron and Dated November Hd isn». Fresh Importation Lace Curtains, Brussels, Swiss, Antique,!Cabul, Ecru Guipure from stick a man. Any person who could I hope that his Grace, the Archbishop of read and there was a line display of fruit Fourth streets. Philip Wine(?ar. Ann Arbor, Mich. Daniel HiscocW. Bretonne and Nottinghams in great variety and novel colorings. so hold party success above honor, hones- Canterbury will not -regard the sugges- on exhibition. The society elected the Commissioners ty and manliness.should be shunued.even tion as out of harmony with his broad and following officers yesterday: President, S. B. PARSONS, M. I).. Notice to Creditors, generous addresses. ' us purity shuns the devil and "uis work. T. T. Lyon, South Haven ; Secretary, ('. Successor to Stone & Parsons. O TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw TJPHOLSTEET GKOOHDS! W. Garfleld, Grand Rapids ; Treasurer, FFICE AND DISPENSARY, O ss. Notice is hereby given, that by an order FOT O Corner Huron and Fifth streets, of the probate court for th« county of Washte- E>»'«l>«»-ie», CmtaiuH tmrt Furniture, Eml>raoiii« Grout Variety S. M. Pearseall, Grand Rapids. Ann Arbor, Mich. naw, made on the *Jd day of November, A. D. ade8 The entire electoral vote of Indiana The Pioneers of Washtenaw, 1SKO, six months from that date were allowed nmf Style* ot' KnW BndSpun Sllfa. in Crowi Stripe. s.ml ITi was cast for Garfleld and Arthur, not- The second quarterly meeting of the The following jurors for the next term <>. C. JENKINS, for creditors to present their claims ai;ainst Jstea, Felta, and Momie Cloth*, tn all the ne-wSha the estate of John YOUIIKH, late of said withstanding one of the republican elec- pioneer society for the present was held of court commencing the fourth Monday URGEON DENTIST. Rooms No. 8) East county, deceased, and that all creditors of said in January, were drawn Tuesday. Thos. S Washington Street, formerly occupied by Dr. deceased an- required to present their claims to Oo:r?:rx±o©s £tm_a_ Cornice Poles. tors was not chosen by reason of their at Ypsilanti on Wednesday of last week. Fiothinjrhatn. said probate court, at the. probate offloe in the own blundering in not substituting Hie K. I). Lay called the meeting to order, Taylor, E. Terhunc, A. Baldwin, Jno. Ann Arbor, Mich. olty Of Ann Arbor, for examination and allow Allen, Frank Howard, .1. 15. Dow. Ann aucc, on or before tint tfld day of May. next, a,id .li^lit man's name in the place of one who and prayer was offered by the Uev. Mr. that such claims will be heard before said court, TO ANN ARBOR PEOPLE. COOK HOUSE, : had withdrawn. In California, however, Hours, pastor of the M. E. church of Arbor city; Herman Veddcr, Jno. Mark- on Wednesday the - Jd day of February, pORNER HURON AND FOURTH STREETS, and on Monday the ltd day of May next, at You can buy Carpets cheaper in Toledo than in Detroit or any of the larger cities. You can find no such Car- one electoral voto was cast for (Jarlield Ypsilanti. A number of obituary notices bam, Augustu; Simon Angiontirc, ('. V Ann Arbor. Ulchigan. ten o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days. pet House in Detroit, io Moors 120 x 20, stocked with the finest productions of the Looms of the World Bower, Bridge water; L. Rabbi It, Dexter; Heated by Steam «iiii no Extra Charge. Dated, Ann arbor, November H, A. D. IKHO and Arthur, where a like error caused tbe were reail by I he necrologist, ('. A. c. li. £ r. \v. .IKWKI.I., Proprietors. WILLIAM I). HARRIMAN, We have also added a Wall Paper and interior Decoration Department and employ the best artists and Papl democrats to lose an elector. Republi- Cbapin. L. llaab, Freedom; ('. Cushinau, Lima; Judre of Probate. er Hangers obtainable, and invite the inspection of our Stork and piices. 1'. Blum, Lodi; F. Hewlett, Lyndon; F. JACOB 1IALLER & SON, cans are whole-souled, magnanimous The president lead a communication Real Estate for Sale. Kurfess. Manchester; P. Mclnlvre, N'oith- EALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, Specta- chapsl Oh yes! from Mr. Dcwey, president of the Lena- D cles, Plated Ware. Bold Pens and Fine TATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Washtenaw Baker, S-bex\l±:n_g . North Main Street. east f rout, door of the court house in the city of brief paragraph: .1. w. BTUUBLE, Proprietor. Ann Arbor, in the county of Washtenow in said Chapmen A Co., of Chicago, to compile town; Robt. Curtis, (). K. Thompson. state, on Saturday the twantv-veoond day of Jan- "Chalmers is a sort of a pioneer. He Gentlemanly barbers in attendance. uary 1881, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that is likely to be the first man to be turned and publish a history of Washtenaw coun- Ypsilanti city; c. Tuomey, Ann Aibor day (subject to all encumbrances by mortgage or Clieapest Place town. ANTON EISELE, otherwise existing at the time of the sale, the fol • out of his stolen seat from a southern ty, and I he work'had been commenced lowing described Real Estvte, to-wit: Twenty (20) congressional district. Hereafter the EALER IN MONUMENTS and Gravestones, and was progressing according to the con- manufactured From Tennessee and Italian acres OB the cast side of the west half of the business of seat-stealing is going lo grow D north east quarter of section two (2) in town tract between the parties. Bucklin's Arnica Salve. Uarble and Scoteh and American Onuiite shop IN THE CITY steadily in unpopularity." ('or. Detroit Mini Catherine sts.. Ann Arbor.. four south range five east ittalem) Washtenaw On motion of J. (J. A. Sessions it WHS The best salve in the world for Cuts, county, Michigan. MYRON WEBB, And so the republicans are already Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe Dated Dec. I. ISSO. duardian. unanimously adopted that a committee of Mich. boasting of what they will do in unseat- ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil- three in each township be appointed to Estate of Henry Huosmann. TO BUT GKROCiEJIRailES, ing democratic members, are they? Chal- blains, Corns, and ali kinds of skin Erup S. T. SPEECHLY, TATE OF MICHIGAN, county of Washtenaw supervise and correct Mich parts of the lions. This salve is guaranteed to give mers is to be the first victim, and when S ss. At a session of the probate court for the history as relates lo their township. perfect satisfaction in every case or the county of Washtenaw. holden at the probate of- he is ousted another one will be picked PHOTOGRAPHER fice, in the city of Ann Arbor,"on Wednesday the money refunded. Price 23 cents per box O 78SOUTH MAIN STREET, Cards, Cabl first day of December, in the year one It was also moved and carried that tbe nets. Promenade and 8x10. with Frames lo out and driveu from his seal and so on For sale by Eborbacu »V Son, Auu Arbor N thousand eight hundred and eighty. DON'T BUY A DOLLARS WORTH ,SAT NO. 33, SOUTH MAIN ST. ANN ARBOR, MICHIG N. president appoint :\ committee of three to suit. Backgrounds and accessories complete. until a perfectly reliable majority is at- Mich. Negatives Kept a while for orders. Present, William D. Harriman, judge of pro- act with the present historian, whose bate. tained, the same as the two-thirds major- WILLIAM HER/, In the matter of the estate of Henry Hues OF GOODS BEFORE SEEING duty it shall be lo supervise and correcl uiann,deceased. ity was gained under the leadership ofjolil Feeble Ladies. 0U8E, SIGN, ORNAMENTAL and Fresco Lambert Dressclhouae administrator de lK>nis rainier. Papering, Glazing, Sliding, Cal- Thad. Stevens during the war. The re-the general history of the county. H non of said estate, comes into court and languid, tiresome. scntsutioDS, ciminins and wort of every description done In represents that he is now prepared to render his Meals at all Hours. publican newspapers have been so over Dr. Holmes reported that f;!li.H."i had caning you to feel scarcely able to be onthe beet style, and warranted to give satisfac- final account as such administrator. your feut; that constant drain thai is taken tion. Thereupon ,it is ordered, that Tuesday, the MY STOCK AND PRICES. been secured for the purpose of furnish- joyed over the recent election, that they Shop No. I Wi'si Washington Street, Ann Ar- 4th day of January next, at ten o'clock in from your system all its elasticity; diiv- bor, ulchlgan. AMHKOSK are prepared to make any proposition, no ing the pioneer room in the court-house. the forenoon, lie assigned for examining and al- ingthe lilooin from your cheeks; that con- lowing such account, and that the heirs-at-law The secretary, I,. Davis, slated that the A FULL LINE IN matter how infamous, and think the peo- tinual strain upon your vital forces, ren- WILSEY'S MUSIC STORE. of said deceased, and all other persons interest- ple will quietly submit to it. The prin- contributions to Hie society now iu the dering you iri'talilc ami fret fill, can eas- ed in said estate, are required to appear at a ily be removed by the use of thai marvel- "PIANOS. ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC, lust rue- session of said court,then to be holden at the pro- THE CHEAPEST PLACE ciple thing which kept the democratic pioneers'rooms were in a very coufused i tion Hooks, Violins, Guitars, Flutes, &c., bate office, in the city of Anu Arbor, in Said Coun- lous remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities ty and show cause, if any there be, why the said and unsafe condition. He also said he had • •heap at Wilsev's Musk' Rooms, cast side Public party so strong as it was during the years and obstructions of your system are re-Square, Ann Arbor, Michigan, The largest and account should not be allowed. And it isffurther Every Department. of the war was the utter contempt of re-recently seen in the basement of the law lieved at once, while the special cause of best Stock of Musical Goods ever brought into ordered, that said administrator give notice to the periodical paints permanently removed. Washtenaw County. Violin and Qultar Strings a persons interested in said estate, of the pendency IN THE CITY TO BUY publican leaders for the personal liberty building on the university campus, sev- specially. N. I!. It will be to your interest lo of said account, and the hearing thereof, by caus- Will you heed this'/—Cincinnati Saivrduy eral cases, which, if they could be pro- call before purchasing anything in the Music ing a copy of this order to be published in The of the people or their expressed wishes at Night. line. A mi Arbor Df.mftcrat, a newspaper printed and the ballot box, and they are to-day the cured, would supply the want in the room : circulating; in said county, three successive weeks USIC STORE. The cheapest place to buy previous to said day of hearing, same old party, with the same old princi- for the protection of its relics, and moved Its lust a Booming. M Pianos, Kstey Organs. Violins. Guitars. Ban- WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, ples smacking strongly of a monarchy. that the chair appoint a committee to as- Such is the expression from druggists jos, Tambourines, Drums, Fifes. Flageolets, (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. Zithers. Accordeons, Piano Stools, Violin Boxes, WM. G. DOTY. Probate Register. The representative above referred to was certain the price, and if. in their judg and dealers everywhere who are selling Instruction Hooks for all kinds of Instruments, meat the terms would be satisfactory lo I)r. King's New Discovery for Consump- Sheet ftlnsic(ne« . Strings, oesi quality, all kinds; as honestly elected as any member of the ion. No other preparation begins to have Mouth Organs, Bridges, Bows, Keys "ami Rosin. body, and the hue and cry and lies of tbe the society, to purchase them. The chai: Everything In the music line from a Ohickering DRAKE'S OYSTER DEPOT such an extensive aud rapid sale. And Piano Co a Jew's Harp can be found at J, R. appointed as sueli committee, C. A.why? Simply because of its truly won- republican press to the contrary is simply SAGE'S .Mnsie store. No. i Washington St.. Ann 2O East Huron St. IS OIF to work up a feeling among the northern Chapin, L. Davis and .1. D. Williams. derful merits. No Cough or Cold, no Arbor. matter of how long standing, can resist people which will justify the damnable Sir. Williams offered the following its healing qualities. Asthma, Bronchitis. The Ann Arbor Savings Bank, Oysters Always Fresh and Cheap. outrage of admitting the republican op- resolution which was unanimously adopt- Hoarseness, Hay Fever, Pain in the Side Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal por- (Organized 1869, under the General Banking Law Men's, ponent to his (Chalmer's) seat iu congres*. ed: or Chest and difficulty of breathing.or any Doses. Choicest brands of Clears always on hand lingering disease of the Throat or Lungs of this state] has now. Including capital Stock If the truth could be known, there would etc., etc, Rewind, That we tender to the Baptist rapidly yield to its marvelous powers. It HEALTHIS "WEALTH: be found five times as much bull-dozing society of Ypsilanti for the use of their will positively cure, aud that where OVER $290,000 ASSETS. Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain Treatment: a church edifice for this meeting; to theeverything else has failed. Satisfy your- specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, in the manufacturing districts of the Nervous Headache, Mental Depressions, Loss of Youths', Presbyterian society for tbe use of the self as thousands have done by gett.ng of ADAM D. SEYLER. north as among the most ciuestionaMe Business men. Guardians. Trustees. Ladies and Memory, Saermatorrhcea, Imjxjtency, Involun- basement of their church for dinner, and your druggist, Eberbach & Son, a trial other persons will find this Hank a tary Emissions, Premature Ola Age, caused by southern ones. Telling a man who de-to the ladles and gentlemen who have so bottle for ten cents, or a regular size for over-exertion, self-abuse, or overindulgence. 3STo. 3"tz?eet3. bountifully furnished us dinner.our hearty wh<). ll persons Indebted to the estate of the late enlarge his already growing business. dissatisfaction with the authoritative ad- R. Kempf to Jacob Schumacher, prop- A John C. Burkhardt, (harness maker) will DRTLTb. WHITE"" erly in the village of Chelsea, $100. pleas,- settle their accounts at once, as the estate dresses which are delivered from many must be closed shortly. L. (Jiuner, Administra- '"pREATS SUCCESSFULLY all manner of 01 of our ecclesiastical chairs from time to Susan Chandler to Nelson Booth, equal tor. Ann Arbor, Dec K. 18M0. -L chronic diseases. Dtaaaaei »f tin- individual one-half of the Chandler house, lungs anil throat ;i specialty. Office hours from In the City at time. As sectarian or denominational Ann Arbor, $20,000. ILL'S OPERA HOUSE. 7 A. H. to £ P. M. Office and residence No •'>! North Main St. addresses they are adinirail", and are Beuj. E. Williams to Webster Williams II Ann Arbor, - ... Michigan. Prices to Suit the Times land iii sec :SG Ypsilanti, $000. justly applauded # by the companies for C. J. WHITNEY. Leaee and manager. Geo. W. Slay ton to Geo. Thompson, Ground Floor Gallery. which they were prepared; but, viewed TUESDAY EVENING DKC. 14, 1SS0. KIDNEY PAD property in I'psilunti, $.i,000. in their larger relations, I canuot but feel Nelson Booth lo Win. Burke, property I John Flynn lias gone into the Wood business THE GREAT DISCOVERT GOODRICH BLOCK, that they are often wholly outside the iu Ann Arbor, $12,400. again tlifa season, and proposes to keep on haml FOB DISEASES OF IHI Grand Concert Company. a supply ol'iillkiniisof wood, which will be sold IKIDNEYS, BLADDER AND URINARY OR- East Side of the A. A. TEEEY, A. A. TEEBY, thinking of one section of the commun- Nelson Booth to Susan Chandler, :>00 at reasonable rates: order- left at Diirhcim's to GANS. A remedy that will positively cure ity and the immediate need of another. acres sec:) Pittsticld, $211,000. G. W. COLBY - MANAGER bai slmeon Huron street, or at the yards at DIABETES, GRAVEL, DROPSY, BRIGHTS DISEASE, HATS Wm. Burke to Nelson Booth, 820 acres the foot of Huron street, adjoining the Toledo HIGH COLORED URINE. INCONTINENCE AND RE- NEW COURT HOUSE HATS composed of the following eminent artists: railroad, will receive prompt attention. TENTION OF URINE, NERVOUS tEBILITY and FE- JOE T. JACOBS, Has not the time come when the points sec :t Pittsfield, $2U,000. ANN ARBOB, ANN ABBOB, MLLK. K1OXDA, JOHN FLYNN. MALE COMPLAINTS when N0THIN8 ELSE CAN. of union should be magnified, and the Emily E. Fellows and Lacelia M. Case Its success proves the efficacy of ABSORPTION, THK CLOTHIER, -A.T IT Prima Donna Soprano. It saved the life of Its discoverer and Is say- MICH. MICH. points of difference be reduced to a mini- to Leonard J. Herman, laud iu sec IT and MLLE. ADELB BARBE, Swathel, Kyer & Peterson, Ing the lives of thousands of others. For Ann Arbor. mum? My own impression is that there 10 Manchester, $1141,82. sale by Druggists or sent by mall on receipt Thomiis MatthcwM Laura S. Egbert to Frederick Findbein- Aged li years. Pianixt. Tupil of Ritter of Paris. fth^m, RINSEY & SEABOLT, are thousands of Christians in England der, 80 acres sec li>, Saline, f:i,000. MB. LION HEVMAN, • - Solo Violinbit. -HAS OPENED- Sole Proprietors, Toledo, Ohio. No. 6 and 8 Washington ^t., who ha?e no connection with the sects, l'airick Hoy to Thos. Chambciiain, 10 Mu. Ai.FBru D'HEUHKUT. • - -VMlneettn. MR. CHAHI.ES BAKSETT Tenor, FLODR ANDJBED STORE. W Send your address for our pamphlet, and who, strange as it may appear, are acres sec 21, Webster, $.")00. Have on hand a complete stock of eTery- MR. QABHAEL MARIE, Pianist, "How a Life was Saved." HIS MEAT MARKET thing iu the not aware of their owu Christianity. itoscoc P. Copeland to Emily Bulk ADMISSION 2J, 80 and 75 cents. ! We have constantly on hand ALL For Sale by bardt, property in the Tillage of Dexter, No extra charge for reserved seats now on sale This anomaly is to be accounted for by KINDS OF GRAIN, FLOUR ON ANN STREET, $300. at Watts Bros.' Jewelry Store. AND FEED, which will EBERBACH k SON. Druggists. the fact that in the hands of these sects Geo. and Samuel H. Rogers to Wm. Opposite the courthouse, where FRKSII *n( Grocery Line. Rogers, 15 acres sec 9, Augusts, $250. lie promptly delivered SALT Meats of the Christianity has become a set of theologi- JACKSON FIRE CLAY CO, They buy their cal opinions and definitions, instead of Jno. E. LIsworth to Patrick 11. ()'Brian to any part ot the land iu sec 1(5 Augusta, $000. city. Manufacturers of BEST QUALITY Tea*, Colfoes, ;m«l triwtsnvK being left as the spir t of self-sacrifice for In large amounts, and at Cyrus E. Perkins to Geo. O. Ide, prop- can be procured. the good of others. Christianity is not a THIS SPACE Office cor. Fourth ami Aim Streets, erty in Auu Arbor, $100. THOS. MATTH EWS. form; it is a spirit; it kuo,.'>00. invalid* and persons in health. the age. Men who think carefully and While this is more economical it also aids in ELIXIR Michael Guinan to Geo. S. Jewett, 170 Geo.' Clarken. To the nick it yields a delicate obtaining better "fall" or grade to the draiu. broadly will never be united on this basis; acres sec D aud 10, Dexter. $7,000. and tempting beverage, When KENDALL'SSPAVIN CURE. Is a sure cure for Coughs, Cold.-, it is too narrow too vague,and too contro John Macjfle to Adam Maegle, land in other nourishment is unpalatable A full assortment of all sizes, for sale ta small Themo«t»ucce»»ful Remedy ever Whooping-Cough, and all Lung sec. 10 Superior, $1. and indigestible. A> a diet for vertiblc. Is it not possible to flud a point discovered, as it in certain in its effects and does Diseases, when taken in season. Frank McCounell to Libbie Beaban, 80 children it is invaluable. quantities, orcarloadlotf. at th» not blister. People die of consumption simp- at which all reverent thinkers will unite acres sec 7, Dexter aud 80 acres sec 11 Sold hjr (irocers everywhere. Read Proof Below. ly because of neglect, when the in cordial fellowship? lu my opinion it Lyndon, $500. W. BAKEU «fc CO., k timely use of tins remedy would is quite possible, and if possible it must Geo. W. Cook to Chas. Kitson, prop- Itorchewtcr, Ma§3. FERDON LUMBER YARD. PRESEVERANCE WILL TELL. erly iu Ann Arbor $50. Stoughton, Mass., March ltith, 1880. have cured them at once. be infinitely desirable. Whoever adopts B J KKNDAU.& Co.. QSHTS:—In justice to you JAS. TOLBERT, Aftent. Fifty-one years ot con- and practices the principles of self-sacri- If you are & man' fit you me a and myself, I think I ought to let you know that The well kuown firm of James & Mc- of business, weak- ' man of let- I have removed two bone spavins with "Kendall's stant use jiiuvcs tin. fact that no tice for the good of others is, in my view ened by tho strain of ters toil iiuc over mlo* MARKETS. Spavin Cure," one very large one; don't know Cleery, granite dealers of this city, have your duties avoid niKht work, to res* how long the spavin had been there. I have cough remedy I.at stood the test a living Christian, whatever he may think Btimtitants and use tore lir.-iin lu-rvr&ua Home. owned the horse eight months. It took me four erected the past season for David Henning Hop Bitters. like Doit-it.-,'JV foil ,vl,.. 51 "rugt!i-iK. Grocers, and Wine Merchants every, vour tickets nor contract your freight until you dreds. ] & Toronto, Out. WHEAT, per bu 90 97 when*. legitimate iu deiioininationalisiu. As tfO.000 pounds. have heard from the Michigan Central. WOOD, per ford a 4 00 SOLD BY ALL 'DRUGGISTS J. B. Carroll, who was on a visit to thefor trial, and in default of bail he wen The constables will demand an examin Ann Arbor; botanist, Prof. Volney II. The Press of Washtenaw county, ANN ARBOR DEMOCRAT. city Monday, lost from his pocket $18. to jail. atiou to day. They don't propose to sub Spaulding; ornithologist, Prof. J. Beal Authors and artists. Steere; entomologist, D. J. Higley; clima- THURSDAY MOHMKd 1 lecember 91HSO.. There is $2,164.78 of the contingent Any item of news will be thankfullj mit to any more adjournments if they Railroads. tologist. Prof. Alex. Winchell. fund in the hands of the city treasurer, received, as we aim to give the readers o can help it. When the cases are finally Washtenaw county in the war. Opening and Closing of the Mails- THE DEMOCRAT the best local paper in Mr. F. B. Thurber, of New York, furn- The list of soldiers from AVashteuaw Washtenaw chapter No. 0, R. A. M., disposed of then we will have something the city. ishes the December Scribner a paper county. Mails leaving Ann Arbor, East and West, will will elect officers next Monday evening. to say. close as follows: Chief Johnson managed to pull through which will be widely read, and which bids Marriage and divorce record. Another car load of iron marked "mu- The Ann Arbor Savings Bank has de GOING WEST. clared a semi-annual dividend of 4 pe November by expending only $111.85 fair to create considerable excitement. Birth and death record. Way Mail 8.30 a. m. seum building" was received Thursday. Important invention. rtirbugh and Way Mail 10.50 a. m. cent, payable after the first Monday in among the indigent poor: First ward It is entitled "The Railroads nnd the Peo- way Mail between Ann Arbor and Chief Engineer Smith has had the en-January. $33.76; second ward, $11,34; third ward, ple," and it presents mos* forcibly the re- Underground railroad. CATARRH REMEDY! Jackson 4.50p.m. gine in the fifth ward, painted $35 worth. cent exposures of corruption in the great Chronology. Night Mail • 9.00 p. in. A. E. Busenbark, of the town of Ann $8.13; fourth ward, $33; fifth ward, $15.- GOING EAST. railroad monopolies of this country. The The Rionda grand concert company Arbor, who Las lately shown signs of in 03; sixth ward, $10,59. A Retrospect. Through and Way Mail, Night Line,. . 6.00 a. m, next Tuesday evening at the opera house. December Dumber of Scribner contains Washtenaw county of today. Through and Way Mail, Sunday and sanity is to be taken to the asylum a Adrian Press: Henry Winter, an Ann A Certio Cure for Catarrli, aii all Mucus Diseases also many striking illustrative as well as Monday, closes Saturday and Sunday Dr. Franklin received by express las Kalamazoo. Histories of towns, cities and villages. night..' -9.00 p.m. Arbor mechanic, lost a finger at Keek's literary features. The November issue Through and Way Mail lo.25a. m., 4.50 p. m. Saturda}' a very handsome Cocker span- factory. "Ice pose snow use to sleigh Biographical sketches of pioneers, lead- GOING SOUTH. Two car loads of polls have been or- wa3 ihe largest ever printed; it contained lie Heal, Nose ani Tboil iel. myself though" said Henry and Winter ing and representative men of the coun- Vpsilanti and Banker's Pouch... 7.00 a. in dered, and the wires for the telephone ex one hundred and seventy pages, and wtia Paisley, Broche, Persian, imi- dressed by Uapt Bontecou Sunday after ing. There will be "music in the air." tation India, Blanket shawls, Shoulder BAILKOADS. a peck of trouble if he don't mind his owi: York. Previous to the fire he transferred UNEQUALED REMEDY! noon. E. D. Price, a graduate of the law shawls, shawls for Misses, black Cash- business and let the proprietor of a hotel his property without giving notice and mere shawls, Dolmans, Cloaks and Walk- Which cured him in the short space of three weeks. It has been Thor- 1CHIGAN CENTRAL KAILltOAD. The Toledo & Ann Arbor railroad could in this city alone. department of the university, and forwithout consent of the officers of theing Jackets. Our beautiful Lace Goods, M several years a member ot the editorial Embroidered Mull Fichus and Scarfs, oughly Tested, and has not failed in a single instance, Several of TIME TABLE, JUXE 13, 1880. use 100 freight cars if they could get A number of citizens were at the depot Wasbtcnaw Mutual insurance company, the most obstinate cases have been thoroughly cured by them. staff of the Post and Tribune, has ac-who were not aware of the existence of a Lace Tidies, initial and fancy Handker- GOINO WE8T. last Thursday to see the Fountains lo- cepted the position of advance ageut for chiefs, Lace and Silk Handkerchiefs, Har- this remedy, after every other known medicine The livery men arc anxious for good second policy. As he had violated the ris Lace Top, and Foster's 10 hook Kid to A. comotive, which passed through heie on John McCullough, the great tragedian. had failed. Every one who has tried Si u sleighing which would improve their bus- by-laws of the company in not giving 110 Gloves, choice Napkins, Towels and STATIONS. % K £ its way to Detroit. it will testify to the truth of lil . •§* u iness. Last Saturday afternoon Fred Stoll- tice as the by-laws expressly provide, pay- Spreads, and a large Stock of fancy ar- the above statement. a ?! ?H ?i Sw The tax books of the different suptr- stimer made a complaint against Michael ment was refnsed. It was decided to sub- ticles at MACK & BCHMID'S, ia_ Ellen, infant daughter of D. J. andvisors'district were given to city Treasurer Cropsey keeps first class groceries. If Everyone A. M. A. M P.M. P. M P.M. P. M mit the matter to arbitrators, and John i Elizabeth Ross, died Tuesday of brain Alberly, of Scio, charging him with as- 7.00 9.85 5.55 4.05 8.30 9.« Webster Monday. By paying this month K. Yocum, of Lyndon and a Mr. Bennett you don't believe it, give him a call and AFFLICTED WITH CATARRH SHOULD GIVE IT A TRIAL. G. T. Jane 7.15 9.53 6.10 4.20 8.45 10.11 fever. sault and battery. Alberly was arrested be convinced. Wavue June... 7.53 10.29 6.42 4.4b 9.17 10 41 you can save one per ceut. Constable Loomis, and the examina- of Superior were selected. As the arbitra- 10 48 7.05 5.05 9.42 ll.U' Get one of those warm caps of Joe T.With the directions accompanying each bottle there are a number of certifi- Yps'llanti 8.S0 A conceit is to be given In Ypsilanti to- Business is increasing in the office of tors could not agree, a third party was Ann Arbor 8.40 11.00 7.35 5.22 10.00 11.24 tion is to come off before Justice Granger. Jacobs, the Clothier. cates from 'parties in this city, Pontiac and Tiffin, 0., who testifie as to Dexter 9.04 7.56 5.38 10.21 morrow evening by the Ypsilanti musical the register of deeds. If it will only cou Gillie Howe, who, some months ago selected, and the matter was being heard Chelsea 9.22 8.11 5.52 1U.35 union. C. H. Minnis has a first-class run on re- what this great remedy has done for them. Grass Lake 9.50 8.35 6 12 10.45 tinue after the first of January, Register ngaged in the drug business in Jackson, Tuesday. pairing. Boys, if you want a No. 1 job P. M. A. M done take it to Minnis's, first door east of Jackson Ar. 10.10 9.00 1120 Fred Sipfley has located in Cadillac elect Gilbert will be happy. with his uncle, Dr. John North, has sold Jackson Lv. 10.20 12.15 ._« 6.55 11.15 12.5c for the present, and has engaged in lum- The influential gentleman referred to Gwiuner's market, on Washington street. Albion 11.01 12.5(1 7.45 11.59 US Jas. Tolbert, of Saginaw, was theout his interest to his uncle. The feeble sometime ago in TIIK DEMOCRAT as be- A perfect fitting boot made to order, and Marshall 11.50 1.3C .§ 8.11 12.21 15; bering. guest of Aid. Keech last Thursday. He health of his grandfather, Mr. North, all work guaranteed to give satisfaction. P. H. ing instrumental in inducing a bone set- Sold in three years throughout the United States Battle Creek.... 1.55 8.41 12.4) 2.H The first Sunday after Christmas the was looking after his business here, of If you want to make your wife happy, 12.19 making it necessary for him to return ter, named Sweet, from the west, to visit and the Canadas. Try it and be convinced of A. M. St. Thomas temperance society will elect buy her a Davis verticle feed sewing ma Ualesburg 12.5:1 9.14 which Mr. Keech is manager. nome. this city for the purpose of examining its efficacy. Retail price $1. Sold by C. E. Kalamazoo 1.13 4.50 9.85 1.30 'b'.'c'i officers. chine for a Christmas present. Sold at Lawton 1.52 'iSi 5.25 2.05 The petition of W. E. Walker and oth- John Williams, the individual supposed Mrs. A. Wright and the girl patient, one J. F. Schuh's hardware store. Holmes, Druggist, Ann Arbor Michigan. Decatur. 2.07 5.42 9 £' Father Haire.a Washtenaw county boy, ers, for the removal of the coal sheds on to have burglarized Newhoff's machine Dowagiac 2.29 6.07 2.'44 »f whom was suffering with a broken Don't forget when you want rubber Niles 2.55 4.04 6.50 3.10 4.36 is pastor of a church in Brown county, Miller avenue, has been placed in theshop last week, was arrested in Detroit hip the other with a broken leg near the boots, overshoes and rubbers at lowest Buchanan 3.08 B 7.02 3.23 ...... Dakota. bauds of the street committee. Friday night by Constable Schall. Tools prices, to see L. Gruner, No, 8, Soum Three Oaks.... 3.38 7.37 ankle, was none other than a man of theMain striet. THE DUFFY TOOL CO., New Buflalo... 3.53 T52 7.40 4.05 The Washtenaw lire insurance company answering the description of those taken size of Prof. Olney, of the university. Mich. City 4.23 5.20 8.08 4.33 "b.h'i Mrs. Morse, of Medevia township, Len- —Ladies who are judges say thai Mack Lake 5.08 6.0i 8.54 5.17 6.45 elect officers the second Wednesday in awee county, the lady operated on for Tom the shop were found in his posTh- e cases which the bone-setter promised 6.00 6.50 9.45 ..... 6.05 7.4( & Schniid's satin at $1.25 a yard equal SOUTH CHICAQO, Chicago Ar 6.50 7.40 10.35 6.55 S3l January. ovariotomy.by Drs. Breakey and Kapp of iession. would terminate so successfully got worse those soil by any other house for $1.50. Mr. Cobb, clerk at the Cook house for this city, has entirely recovered. Dr. Kapp held a post mortem ou theafter he left, and the patients have since For the best woolen socks, go to Joe. DOING KAhi . T. Jacobs, the Clothier. some months, has been relieved of his Thos. Lucas ivas arrested by Deputy jody of Frederick Bahmiller of Freedom, been examined by Dr. Donald Macleau. 3 and pronounced as first diagnosed by Drs. Best Guitar and Violin strings loots STATIONS. «M position. Sheriff Clarken Tuesday,on tlie charge of who died last week, from the effects of

press . Guitars, Violins, Accordiaus, Banjos, ail . com . a y press . al . tianti c press . Igh t Smith and Morton. It is a little singular llacksmiths; Machinists,' Tinners, *7 The Unitarian church can be purchased being drunk and disorderly, and Justice being thrown from his carriage. The Harmonicas,New arrivals, cheap for cash, X ?M 23 that a professor in the university of Mich- fti for $3,500. Here is a speck for the re Winegar sent him up for 2J days. doctor found that a blood vessel in his at Wilsey's. A. M. P. M. brain had been ruptured and the skull igan should be ins^umental in recom- Chicago Lv. 7.00 9 00 4.00 5 15 9.1C form club. There is a man living in the fourth For the best and cheapest bools and Coal Miners/ Carpenters/ Kensington 7.50 9.50 4.50 6.05 10.0C ractured. mending a quack in preference to men shoes go to L. Giuners, No. 8 South Lake 8.35 10.30 5.40 6.50 10.4S The expenses of the fire department for ward who has not been to the postofflce who have given a life study to the pro- Main street. 3 Mich. City 9.25 11.13 6.33 7.45 11.3C three months, ending November 30th,foot n seven years, although he comes up Emily, wife of Wm. Marken, of the S'boro.e IMIajSom-s, eno-cL New Buffalo... 9.50 11.33 6.58 11.52 fession. All the meats and vegetables at Crop- Three Oaks 10.03 7.18 up $105,65. town nearly every night in the week. ownship of Lodi, died Dec. 1st, of ab- sey's restaurant, are cooked in Flander's :es>s of the bowels, at the age of 57 years steam cooker. Buchanan 10.30 I'. M. 7.40 The Chandler house is coining up under There is to be a concert this evening in Red Ribbon Notes, Niles 10.45 12.18 8.10 "9"oo f.'..*12.45. and 19 days. She was born in the town Every person purchasing a trunk of Dowa"iHC 11.18 8.38 1.10 the management of its new proprietor Nel- the Webster Congregational church, for Messrs. Schumacher and Boylan spoke Chas. F. Burkhardt will receive one of Decatur 11.89 9.05 1.32 son Booth. the benefit of the society. Prof. Wilsey f Cury, St. Edmunds, Suffolk county, to a house full of people, at Lodi, Sunday those patent checks. 11.57 9 R9 England, and had been a resident of Lodi Kalamazoo..... 12.33 1.3S 10.0 6.50 10.25 2.2f Richard Lewis, a tramp, was given two and others from this city will tnke part. evening. The Davis sewing machine has no equal Galesburg 12 5" 7.08 2.4S or 26 years. for family use. Battle Creek... 1.2b 'ius 7.40 11.10 3.16 hours to get out. of town last Thursday The persons being tried in the Lenawee Col. Sylvester Larued of Detroit, will Miscellaneous Tools P. 11. Last Friday morning two men in the —If you want a good fitting cloak or -ALSO- Marshall 808 11.35 8.46 and he got. ircuit court were confronted by the fol- address the club Sunday afternoon in Jthe 2.25 3.0*1 mploy of the Detroit iron and bridge dolman at a moderate price, go to Mack & Albion 2.53 3.21 * ^ 8.35 11.59 4.1S owing witnesses from this city: Drs. Unitarian church. Schniid's. A.M. A. Jl. Rev. Dr. Stocking, of Detroit, is preach- ompany, who were working on the iron Jackson Ar. 3.40 ing a series of Sunday discourses on "The lerdman and Huff, and Jackson Sweet. Aid. Finney, of Detroit, has signified Joe T. Jacobs, the Clothier, sells the Jackson Lv. 3.45 4.05 7.15 9.30 12.45 5.0C iridge being constructed at Kellogg's, Grass Lake 4.10 7.i^8 9.50 ...... Millennium." Patrick Carroll, who was tried in the lis willingness and accepted an invitation best overall that is made. Cliuisuu.. 4.40 ## 8.02 10.07 ...... vere severely injured by the scaffolding The largest assortment of trunks iu Dexter 5.00 8.1H 10.19 The remains of the two AlUrdyce's wht circuit court on the charge of attempt to to address the reform club sometime this ; iving way. One man had his ribs broken the city for sale at Chas. F. Burkhardt's, Ann Arbor 5.22 5 07 8.40 10.35 2 05 'STUFF, ETC., ETC. has got to take $300 and let the Toledo First while men in the county. what they sa3 . The Minnis orchestra have opened a reaut fled. Prices as low as can be found In the city. Prescriptions: Carefully The board of health is at last to have a and Northeastern road cross his land. Early French explorers. The finest and nicest lot of furs to be Prepared. C?E. HOLMES Prop. City Drug Store, Cook Hotel Block. dancing school in Jackson, and the first T. Boyd, proprietor of the shooting F $25 desk. Serves him right, for the company some- The Winnebago war. found in the slate west o Detroit, just hop was given Tuesday evening. j-allery at the Leonard house, has offered received at A. A. Terry's. J. Webster Childs is a;oing south for time ago offered him $500. First settler in Washtenaw county. $5OO H. R. Hill has been paid a $75 city or- hree prizes which are now being shot First roads in the county. Reed's gilt edge tonic for sale at C. E. Jus health. M. H. Brennan, who went west some- We will pay the above reward for any case of der for the rent of the ground in the rear or,—a $10 revolver, one box of cigars of Black Hawk war Holmes's, Cook's hotel block. Livery, Sale, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In- Harry Hill and wife arrived home Fri- time ago, has returned home. He has digestion, Constipation orCostiveness we cannot of the opera house for a market. he value of $7.50 and $2 in cash. John Toledo war. —For rubbers AND day eyening. concluded to engage in the practice of and overshoes, go to cure with West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when tobison and John Reeves are tied, having Cholera war. John Buig's. the directions are strictly complied with. Th»y "" The Corinne menie makers drew well Geo. Clarken has filed his saloon bond law iu this city and has gone into the of- are purely Vegetable and never fail to give sat- made 115 out of a possible 120, 10 shots Early French residents. Every man and boy ought to buy a suit BOARDING STABLE! isfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, contain- fasteveuiny. with Hiram Kitridge and Emanuel Luick fice of the Hon. E. D. Kinne. ing 30 Villa, MS cents. For sale by all Druggists. as sureties, in the sum of $3,000. ach. Chas. Stoll and Sweet, the butch- United States land survey. of clothes of Bach & Abel. I have opened a Livery, Sale, and Beware of counterfeits andimitations. The gen Read the new advertisements in this We hope the report is true that Jas. M. r, are tbe next highest, 114 each, Botany, Archeology and Natural His- A splendid assortment of caps at Ter- Boarding Stable opposite the Court- nine manufactured only by Jolin C. West & Co., week's paper. The police last month made 11 arrests ry's. "The Pill Makers," 181 & 183 W. Madison St. Chi- as follows; Drunk and disorderly, 8; Cole, a former citizen of this place, has About the meanest thing a man can do tory. House on Fourth street, where livery cago. Free trial package ssnt by mail prepaid Dr. Knight, of Eaton Rapids, spent last —Go to John Buig's for Gent's fine n receipt of a 3 cent stamp disorderly, 1; larceny, 1; crazy, 1. disposed of a gold separator, his own in- s to subscribe for a paper, and after re- Glimpses of the wilderness. rigs can be obtained at any time of week in this city. vention, for $50,000. Jim is deserving of First immigration to the county. shoes. Sylvester Lucas (colored) will linger at ceiving it for two years without paying a the day or night. A fine lot of new City treasurer Webster received $800 a few thousands in his old age. Pioneer life. Don't wear any more ready made cloth- Ionia for the next four months. The cent, refuse to take it from the office, or ing—go to Bach & Abel's and buy the for taxes Monday. Washtenaw county under territorial carriages and good horses, at reason- EDWARD DUFF*. charge against him was vagrancy. Chas. A. Meyers, the individual who order it stopped. We have such an in. cloth at 50c on the dollar. obtained goods from a number of houses dividual, a resident of the township of government. George W. Cropsey! Who is he? Whyable rates. Breaking colts and hand- The case against Chas. Kitsou has The third ward street fund has been in this city under false pretences,was sen Augusta, in mind, and we should hate to Forming, naming, and organization of he feeds the hungry. ling track horses a specialty; good been discontinued. exhausted and several bills have had to go Wholesale anfl Retail Grocer, tenced by Judge Morris last Friday to one ive his name to the public, but unless the county. If you wish to make your friend a references given. A. W. Ames keeps THE DEMOCRAT for over until after the first of February. year imprisonment at Jackson. he account is settled we think we would Householders in the county prior to Christmas present, you should invest in a sale at his news depot. 1830. set of furs at Terry's. P. IRWIN, DEALER IN BOOTS AND SHOES. Mi»s Lottie Hall attended the charity Some of the tax-payers of Lodi and >e justified in doing BO. We await events. Grain buyers are unable to get cars to ball at the Boody house in Toledo last Labors of the Board of Supervisors. The finest display of holiday goods in Ann Arber. carry grain to market. Webster are evidently in a hurry to get Geo. Martin was awarded the badge the city at C. E. Holmes'. Call and ex- Also a full Line of Ladies' and week, also the Hotel Madison assembly. township treasurers receipts, for last County officers from date of organiza- amine goods and prices before purchasing Honday evening for the best execution tion. elsewhere. M. D. Miller, of the sixth waul, was John Muchlig slipped on a hinge in a week the cum of $600 was paid in for tax C. H. MANITS, Gents' the first to pay his taxes. of the silent manuel of arms. The com- Pioneer reminiscences. door in the sidewalk in front of Gwinner s es in Lodi and $500 in Webster. mittee consisted of Lieutenant Scbuh, ex- ABSTRACT OFFICE. Hosiery siixcl Uaderware, The reform club elect officers the last Meetings of pioneers. One Experience from Many. market Monday evening, and broke his A petition was filed Tuesday for the iieutenant Ludlow, Sergeant Revenaugh, No excuse for a man who Corner Main and Ann Streets. Wednesday in this month. lee. Pioneer society of Washtenaw county. "I had been sick and miserable so long probate of the will of Jas. C. Watson. nd Corporal Sheehnn. The drill was very Territorial, state, and national repre- and had caused my husband so much Buys a Farm with a Bad (Opposite Court-House) M. C, LeBeau, has returned from an ex- Win. Brinknell cleared the snow from The will will be distributed according to close, the execution of the manuel being sentation. trouble and expense, no one seemed to tended trip east and south. Title, or No Title at All. the ice on the mill pond last Thursday, the laws of Wisconsin, which gives the without any full mistake. The badge Public buildings. know what ailed me, that I was complete Requirethe man who would sell you his farm widow one-third of the personal property. las formerly been held by Private Wade ly. disheartened and discouraged. In this or would borrow money of you on a mortgage, to Mrs. Franklin Parker and two children, and the skaters have been very busy since Washtenaw county Bible society. frame of mind 1 got a bottle of Hop Bit-go to C H. Manly's oflice, in Ann Arbor, ami get FRED SORG, a full and complete statement of all Deeds, Mort- have been sick for several weeks. then. Fred O. Nye and family were in the nd Corporal Dietz. Capt. Manly intends Pomological society. ters and 1 used them unknown to my fam- Dealer in lereafter to call out each member of the gages, AssienmeHts. Releases, Tax Titles, Attach} The tressle work on the new iron bridge Sarah A., daughter of Joseph and Sarah city last week on a visit. Fred is an old Agricultural society. ily. I soon began to improve and gained ments, Levies on Execution. Us Pendens, Leases, Ann Arbor boy, and is now residing in company to drill for the badge. so fast that my husband and family &e., &c, that affect the title. at Kellogg's, was put up Sunday. Donnelley, died last Thursday morning Political divisions. thought it strange and unnatural ;but when Your lands are becoming valuable, and it will Company A would like to attend the of inflammation of the throat, in her 15th Holland. He is train dispatcher for the The Washtenaw county pomological County statistics. 1 told them what had helped me, they soon be time to bring out these old claims for u \J±±JM* Chicago, Michigan and Lake Shore rail- said "Hurrah for Hop Bitters! long may you to settle. inauguraliou of President Ciariield. year. ociety held their annual meeting Satur- Some of the county's illustrious dead. Five dollars paid for an abstract Is a better in- BRUSHES, WINDOW GLASS, road. Agriculture. the}'prosper! for they have made mother vestment than fifty dollars paid to defend or cor- Bills amounting to $2,557.05 were audi- day and elected the following officers for well and us happy."—The Mother.—Home rect a bad title. . And all Painters' Supplies of the Best Quality Dr. Nichols will move into the rooms If you desire I will assist you in perfecting your ted at the last meeting of the council. now occupied by the Misses Willard in The improved appearance of the paper he ensuing year: President, 8. W. Dorr, Courts of Washtenaw county. Journal. last week we are pleased to learn suits our title at a reasonable rate. I have all the facilities What was the matter with the street Joe. T. Jacobs' block, the first of next Manchester; vice-presidents, J. D. Bald- Common schools. for this work. subscribers. We intend to make other Go to C. H. Manly's office and have your title lamps in the third ward Friday night? April. win, Ann Arbor; A. A. Conklin, Man- Colleges and seminaries. J. F. Newcomer, of Toledo, Ohio, says: examined and the errors iu the description cor- SHOP AND STORE improvements during the coming year, chester; Geo. Sutton, Northfleld; execu- Political parties. I have been greatly benefited by wearing TERMS:— Abstract of Title, first 8 conveyances. The Detroit Evening News is giving Justice Winegar has held John Wil- when everybody will want THE DEMO- an Excelsior Kidney Pad, and would $2.00; each additional conveyance, !25 cents, w o ive committee, Emil Baur, Jas. J. Par. Official vote of every general election. make no abstract less than $2.00. 26 and 28 East Washington 1st. the tax title sharks what they deserve. liams, the burglar, in the sum of $1,000 CRAT. recommeud all persons troubled with shall, P. L. Page, Chas. H. Woodruff Dark deeds. weak kidneys to try it.—See Adv. Office in Register office. Ann Arbor Michigan. ANN ARBOR. - MICHIGAN. and the new state,'i avy, and war depnrtml',,500; its geoss earnings last fiscal year late commerce between the states by the pas- quence of frosts, alternating with rains, which upper eyelids of the Japanese is I ever building, form one of the most imposing NEWS OF THE WEEK were $15,271,492; its net earnings 86,019,851, '•<*{& of such laws and establishing such regu-keep land in very wet condition. There wave The Common School— An Appeal to groups of pnbfic edifices in the world. and the full interest on it« lK)ndswa8#2,031,18O. lations as will secure to the whole jpeople just been rather more liberal offerings of home to be met with. The features, express- President's Message. grown samples in the London, market during the Parents in the Country. Aii-iR'L'l/irim. MAT1KRS. MI vine AS. ami impartial rates for transportation of both ion, and aspect are European rather There were many errors in the election n Freight and passengers. the week, but there was no improvement in lian Asiatic. The commissioner of agriculture expresses Comuiis'iioiier Addison Mandell has been or turns, among others the following: condition. The sales of English wheat daring BY T. W. CR1SSEY, OF FLINT. the confident belief tbat nil efforts in b.u.l< dered to pay to the staU of Michigan the sum Allegan county returns 4,69] votes for "John Dec 7.—In the senate, the credentials of "The'ferocious savagery'of the ap- (Concluded from First Page) Thomas C. Manning appointed from Louisi- tho week were 46,1)11 quarters at Ms 6d per of tho production of onx own Mit;ur ami te:* of $6,887.42 taxes of tha Chicago & Lake Hu- M." instead ot James M. NeaHinith for com quarter, against S\5K0 quarters at 46s 7d Mr earnnce of the men is produced bj H There is no more wide-spread and judge; in the second circuit, that two should haveb en enooarogingly rewarded. I'll. ron railroad f.'r IS78, and interest for July 1, mlssioner of tin- stale landoffloe. Lenaweere- ana in place of H. M Spoffcrd, doceased, was sommoB need, political, social, relig- presented and filed. quarter the corresponding week last year. Im- rofusion of thluk soft black nair. di- ; be added; and that an Intermediate appellate jiortauo! of the lesults attained I v> ::t- turns 0,442 for the same: Clare returns4#fi for ports into the united kingdom tho week ending* 1 Bills were introduced: Ided in the middle, and falling in •• 'i' of any son, than the need of court should be Conned in each circuit, to con- trac ed inarkt* uttentiun ut lit.in . imd 1 av<- "James N.;" Glad win, tho same, liil; Huron November 20 were 1,21H,76S cwts, <>f wheat improvement in the organization, sist of the circuit judges and the circuit justice, recoivid th<^ special oonaiderotinn ot' tu 0 •:"• W.H.Stevens' wheel-barrow factory, saw returns 1,7II! for Edgar A. Rexrord instead of Mr. McDonald (Dem., Ind.) to authorize the and 310,506 cwts. of flour. ieavy masses nearly to the shoulders. and that in the event of the absence of either nation*, rho (nceaofnl onltiv.iti-.n >f • ur niiil, machine simp. He. I loldwater, burned fo Edgar Rexrord: Osceola returns 1,230 voles Col local taxation of legal tender treasury notes. »ut of doors ins kept from falling over management, work and results of our of these judges the place of tbe absent judirtt own t •», aud the manufacture ie of tbe sufjhr, would make a difference ol niao} tut'" In tin' DftUlng loom of the cigar-box fac- ilia! letter. In Presque Isle county Gen. 1'ritch- Col. I bills amending the bill to ratify the Ute Sham Burial Suits. ually and morally, the standard is far lions of dollars aunu illy in the wealth of tb« tory. There was DO tnsurtonce, ttnd Kerrlt & agreement wards a.-e equally profuse, quite mag- district courts in the c\r<'un\ Such an appel Stevei ''iii on tbeii machine ard's name was by an error omitted from tlie too low, or i ather the general absence late court should be safely invested with large nation. ticket, entirely losing him 214 votes. Mr. In^alls (Rep.,Ks.) authorizing the issue li.'h-ent, and generally wavy, and In aud W. H. Stevens loses $17,000. This is the and providing for the exchange and redemp- Of late years the fashion in funeral of any real standard is common and jurisdiction, and its decisions would satisfy FJ e report of the oonunittfonti «skn atten- The total salt product of the Michigan wells wardrobes h;is materially changed. he case of the old men they give a suitors in many cases where appeals would tion particularly 'o the continued previ third lime this shop has burned out, and once tion of fractional notes. All of which were re- truly patriarchal and venerable aspect, lamentable. It is not sufficient that it \\;is blown up. this year was 2,078,386 barrels. The last year's Where our ancestors used to be }>ut to still be allowed to the supreme court. The ex- i.f an .infectious and contagious cattle di ra-e. [•induct was 2,058,040 barrels. The 18S0 croj ferred to committees. n spite of the yellow tinge produced the schools are better than they were pense incurred for this intermediate court will .mown and drear'ed in E.impc and Ania a> While the mail carrier at ML Clemens was was sold at an average of 75 cents per barrel. A number of changes were mad» in the their last quiet bed in a plain shroud, by smoke aud want of cleanliness. The thirty years ago, if this be true; but require a very moderate increase of the ap- cattle plague, or pleun-^ueniuonia. A vnikl waiting iu the grand de] i t< r the mall train committees and several new selected commit- their descendants make the same jour- type of tiiis disease, in eer'a'n leotionn of oui doing to Detroit Tuesday evening, BOUIC meok- Matthias Swolwda, of Ludington, sued the tees were ordered. savage look produced by the mass's of IIliiuit'nt cause for alarm and for propriations for the expenses of the depart- owner of the Ward mill of that place for dam ney in full dress. In the case of a gen- action that they are generally worse ment of justice. This recommendation is com- country, ii Ihe occasion "l Me.it loses to (.ur thlt't unobserved si"!" oi of the mail bagg Iu the house Mr. Belford (Rep., Col.) intro- iajr and beard,and the thick eyebrows- fainurs, and or serious disturbance to noi from the depot, Ti mnd in the ages sustained by falling upon an uncoverer duced a resolution, which was adopted, oalling tleman, a black coat and pantaloons, a mitigated by tne softness in the than they were ten years ago, poor as mended to the careful consideration of con- trade with Great Britain, whiob fnniiO.i.., j> oog wheel, and has recovered a verdict for with a white vest, shirt and tie, Intvt- It is evident that a delay of justice, in many BUOW leading to a •.«« < uol woodland followed on the secretary of the interior for information Ireamy brown eyes, and is altogether they wen; then. If these things are so, market for most of our live sto.k :i ,d U I untU about 12 o,clock when they Found tiio S2.WJ. The court held that mill owners onus about the Ute chief, Douglas, and his connec- been denned as the last tribute of de- (and it is generally asserted), it is high instances oppressive and disastrous to suitors, me its. 'l'ho value of neat Otllle ixp. i . tetter bat; with all the letters opened. They arrange their machinery so ;AS to protect em tion with the murder of Agent Meeker. Mr. >bliterated by the exceeding sweetness now necessarily occurs in the federal courts, p ployes' lives. cency he can pay to the social system time that the question should be asked hum the United State* for the eight inon' i- tracked the thief to the Catholic cemetery, Bickueli (Dem., Ind.) called up the senate from which he lias departed, A lady of the smile, which belongs in greater which will' in this way be remedied. cnd'H August 31, U80, was more »h»n tit,- where all trace was lost A Bpeclal agent or A district agricultural society, including tor joiut resolution on the subject of counting or 1 »ss degree to all the rougher sex. 1 and answered, why are they so? And IMKI.000, and nrarlv doub e tbe vulue for tbe tii" post • Eflce (!,'|iiirtiiK'nt at Detroit has beei ritory contigious to the Flint & Pere Mar the electorial vote. The point was raised by is required to be attired in attire whose dave mearured the height of thirty of when the answer has been madeknown, INDIAN AFFAIRS. some period in 1-79. an unex.m;leec. 15, 18S0. ous debate arose. Messrs. Robeson There are few men who would and from the people the remedy must of that department for the past year. It gives EDCCATION doesn't know how much money they contained The eighth annual convention of the associ .(Rep., N. J.) and Conger (Rep., Mich.) leading through choice wear a dickey over feet six and a half inches. The circum- me great pleasure to say that our Indian af- The commi=.Bioue of education reports n The proposed eastern extension ol the North- on the RepulJican side, and Messrs. Spriuger ference of the heads averages 22.1 inch- come, if it come at all. And we have airs appear to be in a more hopeful condition o,jntiuued increase of pnblio interest in edu ation of agricultural societies of Michigan wil (Dem., III.) and Hooker (Dem., Miss.) on The their breasts instead of a shirt on their faith,—it may be "as a grain of mus- cational affairs, and that the public fcluioli* eran Pacific railroad will start at the function he held in Pioneer hall, capi'ol building, Lan es, and the arc, from ear to ear, thirteen now than ever before. The Indians have made •nd run directly eapt, crassim; the Wisconsin Himt, commencing Wednesday evening, Jan Democratie side. Speaker Randall decided bodies. Yet the sham burial suits are- inches. The average weight of the tard seed," in quantity, but we have gratifying progress in agriculture, herding Xencn>lly throughout the country ar« well Central at Marengo, about 15 miles south ol that the resolution presented a question of nothing but dickeys. A Sunday Xews and mechanical pursuits. Many who were a stained. Indu trial training is attracting uary 26,1881, at 7:30 p.m. privilege. An attempt was then made to force Vino skulls, is 4o.l)0 ounces avoirdu- faith that it will come, by-and-by. We Asblaud, to a connection with tbe proposed The cloth swindlers are after the inno^en reporter saw one in an undertaker's cannot, we must not, go on contentedly few years ago in hostile conflict with the gov- servid attention, ar.d collides f^r instruo- western extension of the ftfarquette, Houghton the previous question, but it was resisted by window tbe other day, or rather he pois, a brain weight said to excel that ernment are quietly settled down on farms tion, 'heortt cal and praiical, in egri-'ultuie & OntonaRon at Montreal rivur. but speculative farmero in the vicinity of Port Republicans, and it was finally agreed that de- of all the races, Hindoo and Mus- letting other states and Canada out- where they hope to make their permanent ai d ihe mechanic arts, including tbe govern land, and have already swindled several ii bate should be allowed. Mr. Keifer (Rep., ().) saw two. One was intended fora gen- strip us, as they are doing, in intelli- homes, building houses and engaging i" tli( mcut schools recently established for the D On Saturday kis-t a mismanaged blast in the about $100 each. spoke against the resolution, and the house sulman, on Indian plains, and that of exravaiiiiy being dona for the track of the St. tleman, and the other for a lady. They the aboriginal races of India and Cey- gent, successful efforts for the estab- occupations of civilized lire. The introduction struc'.ion of Indian jouth, are gaining steadi (in Saturday evening Joseph Shriner o adjourned. were inclosed in neat boxes, with glass lishment of good country schools. A of the freighting business among them baa ly in public estimation. T;ie oommi >ion Joseph Valley railroad, at Buchanan, sent a Johustown, Barry county, was chastising his lon, and is only paralleled by that of been remarkably fruitful of good results, in er auks special attention to the d^jjredatiom mass sf rock through a house aud caine near son William H., aged tl years, for soine trivia covers, and would have been quite the Himalayas, tie Siamese, and the gentleman living in the south part of giving many of them congenial and remunera- ccmnuteii on the laud* received for ihe fu- killinj,' several people. One woman who was offense, when his elder son, Charles 10., aged FOREIGN. pleasant to look at if it hadn't been for Chinese Burmese.' the state, near the Indiana line, spoke tive employment, and in stimulating their am- ture Ruf port of public instruction, and to th passing at some distance was struck ou the 1ft yeais, interferred. The father at once turn An armed gang attacked a sheriff near Bal- the coffin which formed a background of it as a common tiling for the Indi- bition to earn their own support. Their hon- vt ry griac need of help from the nation fo knee and severely injured. schools in ihe territories tu.d iu the southern ed upon the elder son, and, seizing a billet o timore. Cork county, Ireland, while he was per- to them, and the photographs alongside The Orang-Outang. ana School Boards to employ, in their esty, fidelity and efficiency as carriers are high- The report of the warden of the Ionia house wood, stalled for him. The boy retr ated,am forming his official duties. The entire neigh- of an embalm**** inspecting the corpse common schools, persons who had ly praised. The organization of a police force states. 'Ihe recomaier.duiio.i heretofore made of correction, shows that of the 88fl prisoners the mother stepped between the father anc borhood was thrown into a state of excitement of Indians has been equally successful in main- is repeated and urged, that an qdnouional received daring the year, 422 weie tramps. of a man who, if looks go for anything, Certainly the orang-outang presents graduated with credit from a Michigan fund be art apart from the net procro Is ot the son, throwing up her hands to quell the dis and it was with difficulty that the sheriff es- must have been hanged for slaughter- taining law and order upon the reservations, sales of tbe public lai ds annually, ihe income Their total cost to the state has been $2o,l(XU>7. turbance. At this instant the son drew are caped rough handling. • raany t'e tures strikingly in common high school, while on this side of the and in exorcising a wholesoaie moral influence ;>f which, find the remainder of thn i;ec annul Ice men are cutting and (retting In ice in volver and fired. The ball, just cutting the At a meeting-at London, Tuesday, articles of ing three or four infant schools from with man, and one which Buffon saw line, children were employed, who had among the Indians themselves. I concur with proceeds, to bo distributed on si me satisl.ic- various parts of the State. It is reported from skin on the inside of the mother's thumb, en agreement were signed for a sculling match a tub of chemicals through a garden and studied is described as being of perhaps but little more than entered the secretary of the interior in the recommend- tory plan to the states aud territories and the 8 to IS inches thick, clear aud hard. tore*' the father's side, inflicting a wound sup between Laycock and Haulan over the Thames hose. At first sight they seemed to be sweet temper, having tha instinct to the grammar department. The reme- ation that the pay of this force be increased, as O.Btrict of Columbia. posed to be mortal. The son surrendered him championship course, to take place January an inducement to the best class of young men The lower mill of the Ypsilanti paper com- self to Russell K. Stanton, justice of the peace what they were evidently intended to sit at table and behave bimself with dy is with the people. Elevate the to enter it. ..*».».« TBT; DISTRICT or COLUMBIA. pany was partly destroyed by fire Tuesday af- 17,1881, at 2:30,for £500 a side, the Sportuian's represect. The reporter was exatnin standard of requirements. It may be ternoon, caused by rags igniting in the rag en Seven pupils in the high school at Marshal challenge evip and the championship. The perfect propriety. More than one in- Much care and attention has been devoted to The success of the public schools of the Dis- STines, and the north part of the mill was badly have been suspended. They rebelled agains parties have deposited £250 a side, the balance iug them, when a rosy man, who had stance is recorded of their having said that the right kind of teachers in the enlargement of educational facilities for trict of Columbia, and the progress made, un- damaged. Loss estimated at $20,000; insured. the rule requiring rhetorical exercises. to be posted on the Oth of January. been telling a story to several cheerful learned to play a few notes on a llute sufficient numbers cannot be found. the Indians. The means available for this im- der the intetlirf' nt direction of tho boaul ol gentleman, who laughed heartily at it rtaut object have been very inadequate, education and the superintendent, in supply- Maj. Charles B. Peck v as chosen by the elec- Mrs, Turnbull'B house and contents, at Vero There has been a grand volcanic eruption of —whence no doubt Ban's celebrated Very likely true. Nevertheless, ele- few additional boarding-schools at Indian ing iho educational requirements of the dis toral college of Michigan as messenger to car- na, Calhoun county, were destroyed by ftre Mauua Loa, Sandwich Islands. Streams of called from his arm-chair in the door- pipes—and, although they do not ap- vate the standard! Create a healthy ragencies have been established and ttie erec- triot, with thoroughly trained aud jffioieut ry the vote of the state for Garfield and Arthur No insurance; loss $2,000. lava 30 miles long, aud some of them 20 feet way, "What do you think of them pear ever to have learned to articulate demand,—remembering that a real de- tion of buildings has been begun for several leaehers, is very gratifying. The ac;s ut oi;- to Washington. The Flint & Pere Marquette railroad earned deep. eh ?" words, Tisaon, who dissected one.de- mand implies readiness to pay a reason- more, but an increase of the appropriations gress, from time tj time, donating public The following is a statement nf the receipt $48,807.20 last month—which was over fl8, The Chilian army occupied Pisco, November "They seem to be real nice," the re- Clared it to possess perfect vocal organs, able price for the article demanded,— for this interesting undertaking is greatly lands to the sevcial states and territories in and disbursements at the state treasurer's of UO0 more than it earned in November, 1879. 20, without resistance. porter responded. axactly corresponding to our own. But- create a healthy, steady demand for the needed to accommodate the large number of aid of iducational interests, have proved to b< fice for the month ending November 30, 1880 D. Chichester, of Galesburg, has secured A Dublin newspaper says that arms find a right kind of teachers, and, if need be. Indian children of scheol age. The number wise measures of pul'ltc policy, resulting iu Balance on hand November 1... .$ 1,545,888 88 patent on a combined spring tooth cultivator ready market around Waterford, (Ireland), " Nice!" replied the rosy man, "why ton's account of the creature would offered by their parents from all parts of the great and lasting benefit. It would seem to Receipts for the month 201,923 68 drill broad-cast grain mower, plaster am and the whole country is armed to the teeth. they're just bang up. Look at 'em ii seem to indicate that, although he clas- in some instances, shut up your school country for education in the government be a matter of simple justice to extend tie clover seed sower. It is light, strong and o here close to. How is that for high si s Iiiin with the apes, he was particu- house, and advertise jour need, till schools is much larger than can be accommo- benefits of this legislation, the wisdom ol Total $1,807,803 96 Boycott has been forced to take refuge in your deliverance come, and rest assur- dated with the means at present available for which has been so fully vindicated by experi- easy draft. England. Both he and the keeper of the hotel eh? Only take that in." larly struck with his human qualities: Disbursements 360,748 70 where he stopped in Dublin received threaten- And yanking what had seemed to "He has no tail; his arms, hands, ling- ed, oh, fathers and mothers, that soon that purpose. The number of Indian pupils at ence, to tbe District of Columbia. ing letters. a grand supply of real teachers will the normal school at Hampton, Virginia, under I again command tbe general intercuts ol Balance on hand November 30... $1,441,055 20 31ISC ELL A NEO US. be a black coat, vest, shirt, collar, an< ers, and nails are like our own ; he al- the direction of Gen. Armstrong, has been tbe UiRtrict of Columbia to the favorable The French chambers of deputies will take tie completely from its case, he wavei wajs walks erect; lie baa features \fi\ have prepared themselves to do our considerably increased, and their progress is consideration of congress. The iff airs of tie (irand Rapids is to have a dummy street rail Coal advauced Tuesday frqir. $7 to $7.50 pel a rest from December 20 until January 11. a fluttering rag over the reporter's similar to those ot' man, wilh ears of the glorious work, a work for which your highly encouraging. The Indian school estab- District, as shown by the report of the com-way line. ton, and leading dealers say it will go up to $8 The steamer Carolina lost 115 head of cattle same shape, hair upon his head, a beard children and your country will by-and- lished by the interior department in 1879 at missioners arc in a very satisfactory condi- A stock company has been organized at Bay or $K50 witliiu the next month. The cause o between Baltimore and London head. The arrangement was simply a Ca-lisle, Fa., under the direction of Capt. tion. City to engageln the manufacture of agricul- ttiis advance is the apprehension of a scracity front, no longer than a waiter's jacket upon his chin, aud skin neither more by call you and the teachers bleated! Pratt, has been equally successful. It has now In my annual messages heretofore, and in Nearly 100,000 tonsare frozen up between Chi A Dublin dispatch says: The real state of nor Its hairy than man possesses in a It will cost care and attention, it will tural implements the country it is difficult, 'f not impossible, to and with tapes behind to tie it to th< nearly 200 pupils «f both sexes, representing a my special message of December 19, 1879, 1 The Detroit & Butler railroad bridge over cago and Buffalo, and there is little prospec body. "Nobody ever see the back o state of nature. The inhabitants, cost some money, hut it will pay! It great variety of the tribes east of the Rocky h£vj irged upon the attention of congress tht of getting it through before spring. A supplj discover. Only a small proportion of the out the Raisin river at Adrian is 875 feet long, in rages and acts of violence reach the public, for 'cni," said the rosy man, "and half o theiefore, of his country have not hes- will require for the best results, tl.e mountains. The pupils in both institutions re- necessity ot reclaiming the maishes of thePo eluding its timber approaches. Dan be brought hy rail, but tins tends to inakt employment of persons whose prim i- ceive not only an elementary English education tomac adj&t e it to the capital, and 1 am con- the price higher. the local newspaper correspondents in the the lid covers 'em up to the waste. Si itated to associate him with the hu- but are also instructed in housework, agricul- strained by its importance to advert again to At Norway 100 Scandinavians have organized A girl at Sarnia pulled the cork out of a bot- country are comparatively few, while the police what's the use of buying a $40 rig o man race under the name of orang-ou- pal business it shall be to see to it that ture, and useful mechanical pursuits. A sim- thesu'ject. Tnese fltts embrace an area ol the Scandia mining company, and will work a tle of ammonia with her teeth. She wa reports made to the castle are kept secret. The so when you can get one of these for $11 tang, or'wild man.' Looking only at only reasonably well-qualitied appli- ilar school was establish!*! this year at Forest several hundred acres. They are an impedi- profitable location. lord lieutenant of one of the most important cants are licensed to teach, and to s. e nearly suffocated by the fumes and bad'j counties in Ireland informed me a few days 1 want to know? Ain't the decease* his tace, one might regard the orang- Grove, Oregon, for the education of Indian ment to the drainnge of the city, aud senou Two burglars who recently robbed a drag burned on the face and throat Not long atri lost enough without chucking his outang either as the first of apes or that soine definite, intelligent plan of youth on the Pacific coast. In addition to this impair its health. It is believed tha!, witL store at Vermoutville were captured at Grand a druggist in Forest lost his life by siniila ago that not one-fourth of the illegal and sedi- work is carried out, and this will c st 86 Indian boys and girls were selected from this substantial improvement of its r ver Rapids, where they sought shelter as vags, carelessness. tious acts of the people were reported. He clothes in too V" the last of m»n ; because with the ex- the eastern Cherokees and placed in boarding- front, ths capital wouLi be, in all reipecti also said that he could personally testify to at ception of a soul, he lacks nothing that a little money, and it will pay! But Myat Kyan, the young Burmese who has l>emi There are all the sufficient indications that a least 20 outrages that had occurred in his dis- The reporter admitted that, taking schools in North Carolina, where they are to one of tho m ist attraciive cilien in tlifl world lecturing and studying in ths state for some we have and because in body he differs just so long as the principal aim, in the receive an elementary English education and Aside from its perniauent population, this number of changes of army officers will be trict during the last two months. They were this view of the subject, the idea was time past, is now a student in the medical de- made soon at Washington after congress rcas not reported because they are now so frequent certainly an admirable one. Encour less from man than he does from the employment of teachers, is to secure training in industrial pursuits. The interest city is necessarily the place of residence partment of the university of Michigan. other animals to which the name of those who will "keep the hours" for shown by Indian parents, even among the so- pe.vons from every section of tbe country, en- scmbles. There are a number of officers in the that no pretense is made of reporting them aged by this endorsement, the ros; called wild tribes, in the education i f their gaged in the public service. Many oth* rs re- It is said that the wolf bounty law iu this army eligible for retirement, aud it is believe( fully, eveu to Dublin castle. man sent a rosy boy, who was crack ape is given." The observations of the least pay, without much reference children is very gratifying, and gives promise side here temporarily, for the tranniijtiun o] state is tied np with so much red tape thai a clean sweep will be made. There is a freBh issue of lava from Vesuvius, ing peanuts and throwing the shell* early naturalists and travelers exag- to qualifications and general fitness*, hunters do not care to kill the varmints, and Cyrus McCoriniek's gift of S 100,000 to the j ust so long as persons so employed can that the results accomplished by the efforts business with the government. they are waxing plenty, strong and sassy. descending to the base of the cone. into an open casket, for a pint of beer gerate his peculiarities in many respects DOW making will be of lasting benefit. It should not be forgolteu that tbe Inni oc Presbyterian theological seminary at Chicago Gen. Gonzales has been inaugurated Presi- as might indeed, be expected. In a squeeze through, and get " certific it«-s." quired will probably be worth the ooal of le Dr. Henry N. Reynolds, the red ribbon agita- iu order to keep Prof. Patton there was of n and went into details. He had long The expenses ot Indian education have PO avail. Prof. Patton goes to Princeton. dent of Mexico. noticed with pain that the poorest o state of nature he does not build him- whicfi assert a lie in legal form, just so far been drawn from the permanent civiliza- claiming it and that the navigation of tin tor, is about to begin an extended work in self houses, as has been asserted, his long the precious time of our boys aud tion fond at the disposal of the department river wiil le greatly improved. 1 thertf.»r< Wisconsin, similar to tliat so successfully car- The government'insists upon Sitting Bull' The various squadrons of the fleet at Dulcig- people buried the best suit of clothe of the interior; bnt the fund is now BO much again invite the attention of opngriss to tl:< ried on iu this state. unconditional surrender, and unless he come no have separated, going to different points of they could obtain with their dead nest being merely a rude platform of gijls, the men and women of a few importance of prompt provision frr tl the Mediterranean. The excitement over the sticks on the lower branches of a tree, yejirs hence, will be going to waste! reduced that the continuance of this benefi- At the Centreville knitting factory the girls to time very soon it will send troops agaius Irish question increases in England. Col. Gor According to a computation he hat cial work will in the future depend on specific much-needed and too long delayed improve- employed are on a strike. They object to a him. don proposes that the government purchase made with great care something ove covered, in some rare cases, with a lew This appeals to you, fathers and moth- appropriations by congress for the purpose, ment. reduction of wsiges, and the works have conse- Wm. E. Brockway, charged with having been the land west of the Shannon at a cost of £80,- broad leaves for a roof. Although he ers of precious childrer. It is, moie- and 1 venture to express the hope that con- The water suyply of the city is inadequate, $8,000,000 w.is squandered annual]; in addition to the ordinary use thro^lioutti quently been s-hut down. About 50 girls are concerned in the counterfeiting of $204,000 000,000. in this way. literally thrown to the is capable of appreciating the use of over, written by a father who may gress will not permit institutions so fruitful thus idle. worth of United States bonds, obtained his re lire, and will warm himself at one some day wish to send his boys to a of good results, to perish for want of means the oity, the consumption by government ii lease upon simply surrendering the 25 plate The Kurds have inflicted a crushing defeat worms. Thi3 was very wrong. Itwa for their snpport. On the contrary, an in- necessarily very great in the navy yard, aruen Tramps entertained at the expense of tin from which the counterfeit bonds were printec on the Persians near Urumiah. an outrage on the whole system of so- which travelers have left, he seems to country school. But somebody will crease of the number of such schools appears al avd the various departments, acd a large city ol Slaibhall will be required to saw wood have no notion of keeping it in even say. "Oh, well, he is a school man, ami quantity is required for the proper preset Brockway admitted, it is said, that there wer The republic of France proposes to sell the cial economy. Somebody could wea to me highly advisable. n payment for their board. 250 of the $1,000 counterfeit bonds printed, o French crown jewels. those garments and get more good ou by throwing on a log or two. Though of couise will write and talk in that- The past year bas been unusually free from lion of the numerous parks at.d the cleansing The Kalainazoo and the Pontiac insane asylums which 204 we«e found in the possession o v\ay." Granted—but why are not men disturbances among the Indian trines. An of sewers. 1 recommend tbat this Mlbj The peace negotiations between Chili and uf them than the man or woman \\h* he does not walk erect on two legs, his receive the c»rly attention of oongiefts, ana are now overcrowded, and 172 patients have Doyle, in Chicago. He did not know wher Peru have proved unavailing, and hostilities favorite method of progression is by and women who have spent their lives agreement has been made with the TJtes, by lieeu turned away. More room is indispensi- tne remaining 4(5 were. The examination o have been resumed. AChilian expedition has had them on. Then why don't the; which they surrender their large reservation that in making provision for an inci ble. There are more than GOO Insane persons Dwells, accused of printing the bouds, take wear them ? his hands from branch to branch of a in teaching, and in studying the devel- in Colorado in consideration of an annuity, to supply, euota means bt- adopted as will hiive ii been despatched against Lima. tree; so that, after all, his nsemblance opment ot mind, and relations of teach- view the future growth of the city. Tempo- in the state outside of the asylums, kept in place December 1. Tho petition of the indicted land leaguers They didn't weta them because thej be paid to them, and agree to settle in several jails, poor houses and other unfit places, for The census of Alaska shows a population to a re an is, at the best, superficial. i re, parents and pupils, the inilucuce ty on certain lands designated for that pur- rary expedients fur such a purpose caimot but lack of accommodation. who are members of the British parliament to were "down on" shrouds, and couldn Still it is very desirable that the habits of teachers, and tho educational m eds pose, as farmers, ho'ding individual title to be wasteful of money, and therefore u:iwi-r- 30,000, of whom not more than 300 are white have their trial postponed on the ground that bury the "deceased" with nothing a their land in fee simple, inalienable foi a cer- A more ample reservoir, with corresponding At Nilcs two men entered the jewelry store Lucy Emetine Meeker convicted at Mont the date fixed would interfere with their at- of such a creature should be carefully of the public—why are not these enti- tain period. In this way a costly Indian war facilities for keepirg it tilitd, should, in : of Laplerre & Micks, and by a show ff arms pelier, Vt., of poisoning her ll-year-oh tttudance of parliament, has been refused, all on. studied, wheu, no doubt, many inter- tled to be heard when these interests* bas been avoided, which, at one time, Beemed judgement, be constructed. 1 commend avail attempted to Intimidate tbe proprietors, who daughter with strychnine. The testimony wa with casts. But the present improvement sup esting idiosyncrasies would be discov- aieat stake? And why should not imminent, and, for the first time in the his- to the attention of cocgrt RS the sul-ject of • iu didn't scats at all. One of the robbers was horrible in the extreme. Her son AJmon was A petrified child is the wonder of New Phila- plied a happy medium. It arrayed th ered. The close resemblance which their views be carefully consideiud; tory of the country, an Indian nation has removal, from their present location, '>r the grappled liy Micks, and the other began firing an accessory, and confessed all. delphia, Ohio, in death, as in life, the flesh on body ill a stylish garb wherever tin witli the presumption that they are in given up its tribal existence to be settled in depots of the several railnttnt, entering thf at Lapierre, who returned the fire, shooting at does exist between the oiang-outang his man five times and finally sending a ball Jay Gould assumes control of tho Missouri its body was hard almost as stone. To the body was seen. In the hidden recesses and man, a genial satirist of the com- the n.ain rij;iit, unless already proven severalty, and to live as individuals under the city; and 1 renew tbe lecummendatior.s of Kansas & Texas railroad. surprise of every onetheohild lived in this con- common protection of the laws of the country. my former messages in behall* ot the erection into his body and inflicting a wound from dition nearly a year. of the casket, where no eyes had ac mencement of this century, whose to be wrong? In a question of law, a of a building for the congiitbiounl library; which it is believed he will die. He says liis A Washington dispatch says that the clerk o cess, it didn't matter in the least how The conduct of the Indians throughout the The wife of ex-Gov. Sprague, of Rhode Is- works are too little read, Thomas Love professional lawyer is employed, often country, during the pa^t year, with liut few tbe completion of the Washington monument; pame is Patrick Johnson, that he is about 82 the house Adams is miming, and no amount o. it was dressed. One of tliese suits Peococ.k, has turned to good advantage at great expense; in case of bodily noteworthy exceptions, has been orderly and and of liberal appropriations in support ol years old, and hails from Bay City. telegraphing can "raise him" anywhere. land, will sue for a divorce on the ground of the benevolent, reformatory ar.d penal insti cruelty. only cost from$6 to $16, according t in a political novelette called ".Melin- i ss, the best professional Audi peaceful. The guerilla warfare carried on The post office at Monroe was burglqiized The law of Georgia provides that tho elector its quality, Ladies' dresses, construct- practical physician is called; to plan for two years by Victorio and bis band of tutions of the District. Thursday night aad f>6< 0 worth of stamps and al college shall "meet on the first Monday ii The Vermont legislature adopts a "nuisance court; or, Sir Oran ITaut Ton." The southern Apaches has virtually come to an HUTHERVOHD U. HAYES. $20 in money, as well,.: U keys totliemail December 60 as to be ready to vote on the fol bill" making any place where liquor is sold ed on the same plan, rated accardinj latter is a gentle simian of the same and build your houses, you engage the end by the death of that chief and moot of his EXECUTIVE MANSION, Dn the different reservations in severalty to March'.I last, anil which was the basis for the i is <>r fort Wayne, Ind., have beea sentenced Light Ouard, bas compiled a Manual of Infantry And her sister wore that dress to i and soul, where mistakes and blun- the bar proportionately heavy. On to imprisonment for life for murder.—A col- Tactics for the non-com missioned officers and inent for the rotten borough of One- [he Indians, with patents oonferring fee-sim- either side of the rowel dancrl-'f! small suit, states that December 24, 1879, one Edil ored school teacher named Lorenzo Ivey was ball last week," said the rosy man, tri vote. The idea is, of course, an extra- ders will result in damage and waste-. ple title inalienable for a certain period, and ;IV Giro came to the hotel, as if from the New soldiers ot the Michigan National Guard. Itis a the eventual disposition of the residue of the pennant bells, that K >J loitha tink- York Express. He registered and was as- brutally assaulted at Danville, Va., by a boy hand book for the rank and file of the militia umphantly. "Simmy seen her in ii vagant one, but in the author's hands —not of wood or brick, or horse-flesh. Whom he had punished, and bis brother.—Dan. Ki.'ju Ing whal are the rights and duties, I • didn't you?" —but of mind—in these matters, ean it reservations for general settlt ment, with the ling sound in response to each step of signed a room. On the following day Smith, colored, was hung by a mob at Pulaski, obtain ihe former and i- rioim the latter, there- it furnishes the base not only for an consent and for the benefit of the Indians, he wearer—doubtless some steel-clad he said to the witness that he re- by enabling .them to seek promotion awidistinc- Simmy set down the beer, and re amusing story, but the opportunity for be that you will pass by. as of no value, placing the latter under the equal protection ceived a telegram from his wife in Trim., for attempted rape. ti'Hiin: It is compiled from theTac- 1 ventilating sound, comuion-sence views the opinions of those who have made of tbe laws of the country. This measure, to- and bonneted warrior of the long ago. New York saying that she was to ar- The lake fleets have got out of the ice and tics. Regulations, ami Customs ol the Service, U, spouded in the affirmative. As the re- gether with a vigorous prosecution of our edu- t raany days since, while parties rive in Washington on that day. He went rarived at their destinations. Navigation is IS. Army, and of the Michigan militia. In addition porter prepared to depart he asked : upon the politics of the day, with sug- these things a Study ;—opinions urged, tot He school of the squa'l and company, manual gestions for the reform of the most not by one merely, but reiterated, and cational efforts, will work the most important wen- plowing near the identical spot, a out of the hotel and about half-past one closed for the season. of arms and bayonet exercise, the customs of ••Are they patented ?" and effective advance toward tbe solution of solid and shapeless mass was turned up drove up in a carriage to the ladies' entrance Fires.—At Eldora, Ks., the Bonanza mills, service, dutiesin cump and garrison, ci'irrisand "You bet," replied the rosy mm glaring abuses, some of which baVe emphasized by all who are giving time tbe Indian prollem in preparing for the grad- which, upon close examination, proved with a lady whom he registered as Mrs. E. ORS $20,000; insurance small.—At Topeka, Ks., jgUArd mountings are fully explained. It is a "When you need one let your fojks since been swept away; concerning and careful attention to the study 1 ual merging of our Indian population in the ;o be an iron stirrup of ancient pattern Giro. They then went together to this room Vrawfoni's opera house, loss over $30,000; iu- pocket edition, and will be found of preat value, give us a call, will you ? Simmy, han< some that still lemai ii, Peocock's v. Can it be that we are so inconsistent! great body of American citizenship. where they remained until a little after .'! mred $16,000.—At Covington, Ky., loss $11,- not only to the militia of Michigan, but to every as heavy and as massive as the spur o'clock when they oame down and drove away non-com, officer andsoldier, regular or National the young man a ca;d."—New York are full of profit and instruction.—The But this is written not by the profes- THE PUBLIC LANDS. ,(•«• $5,200.—At Eau Claire, Wis., Guard. Saturday Review. sional teaoher merely, if we are allow- A Krge increase is reported in the disposal spoken of first, and firmly imbedded in together. While they wen' in the room a gen- stolen; r. F. Maloue; loss $15,000; partially News. ^ of \...blie lands for settlement during the past a thick coaling of clay and rust. When tleman came into the hotel and asked the wit- ustired. ed to use the term "professional," bnt year, which marks the prosperous growth of this was removed, the stirrup was ness if he knew who the lady was that was At New York bank presidents interviewed DETBOIT MARKETS. A Strange Japan Race. by a lax-pa) iug voter, one who "pa>s our agricultural industry and a vigorous found to be in a remarkable good State registered as Mrs. E. Giro. Witness did not lay that millions of dollars are iu the bank FLOCK—City pastry brand»..$5 2i A Witty Kepiy. taxes" on pei haps as much as the aver- movement of population toward our unoeca- of preservation. The sides represent knowher a was informed by him that she vaults for want of use. In the assay office State brands 6 09 In her recent work, "Unbeaten age voter in the good State of Micignn. piei lands. As this movement proceeds the was Mrs. C i stiancy, the wife of Ex-senator Seconds 4 25 two Ethiopian figures standing upon Christiancy, then minister to 1'eru. Upon typ- Jiere are !$50,000,' no In foreign gold, which Tracks in Japan," Miss Isabella L. The late Itov. George Trask, the This is mentioned simply for the codification of our land laws, as well as prop- :ias been coming hrre since August 2. It is Minnesota patentr.. 7 25 Bird gives some graphic pictures of the temperance and anti-tobacco lecturer, weight that it may have with some, as er legislation to regulate the disposition of the foot-rest, leaning forward facing ing confronted with Mrs. Christiancy the wit- estimated that $11,000,000 are on steamers Low gmdes 8 00 public lands, become of more pressing neces- ;if:!i other, while they support with ness declared that she was not tho lady who bound to this port, so that by the latter part of Rve 5 00 Ainos, or aborigines of the island of was one of the extreme men. liut in showing that the writer can and does sity, and I therefore invite the consideration outstretched arms what forms the top visited the hotel with Giro, and was not the next week the total amount of gold at this Buckwheat 5 25 Yezo, Japan. "A Her the yellow skins, one instance lie had wit enough to look at the question from the all-pow- of congress to tbe report and the accompany- one pointed out to him as Mrs. Christiancy. E. port will have reached $62,000,000. WHEAT—No. 1 white $1 04 U ~a the stiff horse hair, the feeble eyelids, work himself out of a dilemma into erlull "uix-paytr's' stand-point. ing draft of a bill made by the public lands of the stirrup or that part connected C. Ingersoll, Christiaiicy's lawyer, said that Seller Pee 1 I4^@ 1 the elongated eyes, the sloping eye- which his extravagant statements had Furthermore,he hopes and expects to commission, which were communicated by me with the leather. So unlike are both this was the witness on whose affidavit he During November United States mints coin- Hi HIT Jim 1 (6 to congress at the last session. Early action these relics to anything known to the brought the suit, but he had some corrobora- ed 184,574,200 in gold and 12,300,000 silver Seller Feb 1 (8 brows, the Hat noses, the sunken cheeks, brought him. continue a ^tax-payer" as long as lie upon this important subject is highly desir- generations of this day and time, and, tive testimony which he would have to exam- dollars. Seller March 1 I 9 the Mongolian features, the puny phys- At one time he addressed a large and shall live, but does not hope, expect or able. ine before he decided whether to go on with A bill has been introduced into the South Seller April 1 12 ique, the shaky walk of the men, the attentive audience, and among other desire to be a school-teacher all the both being found so near the same the case or not. Carolina legislature making the participation, The attention of congress is again ahked to place, it is not unreasonable to ascribe No. 2 white 9) restricted totter of the wmen, and the Jiings, said in his lecture that no man rest of his life. Still furthermore, he tbe wasteful depredations committed on ou Ice on various of the lakes within a radius either as principal or second, in a fatal duel, No. 2 red 1 0 general impression of degeneracy con- habitually using tobacco and whisk) is not now pleading for "the higher public timber-lands, and the rapid and indis- them to the same era and individual. of 00 to 80 miles of Detroit is reported by the murder, and punishable with death. BARLEY—Canadian, 2 25«$2 (0 100 criminate destruction of our forests. The urg- Nor is the supposition at all improb: - ice men to be already from 13 to 15 inches The report of the internal revenue commis- State, $1 35@l 60. veyed by the appearance of the Jap- sould expect to live more than five or education," but is pleading the cause ent necessity for legislation to this end is now ble that one of the knightly followers thick, and growing. sioner shows a total internal revenue for the BEAK9—Unpicked. 9U@1 29 per bush, picked anese, the Ainos," she says, "make a six years after beginning to use of the children, and the cause of our generally recognized. In view of the lawless of De Soto, lured on through this then Lansing Republican: It is well known that last fiscal year of $163,'J81,U16, an increase of 1 EP@1 73. very singular impression. All but two ,hem. state and of our nation, in urging the character of the depredations committed and over $10,000,000. CORN—47.349c per bush. or three that I have seen are the most 1:1 < rssity of immediate and intelligent tbe disastrous consequences which will inevit- unknown region and wilderness, like the acoustic properties of the legislative halls OATS—;:8y stretching wires across the room publishing a criminal libel against Gen. Gar- tbe evil, and to preserve fur the people of our that loomed up ahead of them in vain BKAMB— Oncicked 90c® 91 20 per bafb, pick out the most ferocious intentions, but iully challenged any reply, and invited boy and girl in Michigan. For this he western states and territories the timber near the tops of the window casings. There Held. S. S. Morey has been indicted for per- ed 91 50@l *«, seeded for domestis and other essential uses. visions and heated fancies, here fell a are 14 of theso wires, so fine that they are in- jury. as soon as they speak the countenance my questions on the subject. After is willing and anxious to be "taxed"' visible from the floor, and from the imperfect UCTTEK—Frime quality. 19321. Median 14 3 brightens into a sruile as gentle as that i moment's siltnoe a man rose and uioio yet.—Michigan School Modera- GEOLOGICAL KL'KVKT. victim to the tomahawk and scalping Gold still pours into the country from Eu- 18ctn, knife of the wronged and revengeful experiments made it is believed that the ar- rope at the rate of half a million a day. OHEISV—lS^aHo per 1b of a woman, something which can 3aid: tor. The report of the director of the geological red; and no doubt some one of the rangement will improve the room in this re- The United States circuit court at Omaha has ORANBEEBIKS^ $5 0C@ il 50 per bbl. never be forgotten. The men are 1 like what you have said, Mr. survey is a document of i-iusual interest. The spect materially. It will also be tried in the OWED &.prLK«— 8X op>. per ibj 'consolidation of the various geological and Tallahassee Tribe," of which "Tigei senate. decided that the Pencas have a legal estate in about the middle height, broad-chested, frask, but I would like to ask one their reservation. Dniss. i> Hoo s- $5 no@5 25. broad-shouldered, 'thick-set' and very Uiestion. geographical surveys and exploring enter- Tail" claimed to be a descendant, boast- The large lumber mill of I. N. Jenness at ioas—Kresh 22jrt!25ot«. His COFFIN,—Some people appear to ['risen, each of which has heretofore operated ed, as he displayed at his belt a yet Attica burned Friday night. It had not been GAMK—Quoted terms arc about as follows: strongly built, the arms and legs short, "One of my neighbors is an old man, u; i an independent plan, without concert, used for several months. CONGRESS. Turkeys, lOo to 12o; venison carcases, thick and muscular, the hands auc some seventy-five years old, and he has Bad real enjoymenjy t in keeping'pngss in, cinno! il to be of great benefit to all those bloody scalp, that he had "killed a pale- lookinlki g at i t didailyl , tryinti g it on to see industries of the country which depend upon face." An unusually bold but unsuccessful attempt Promptly at 12 o'clock Dec. Oth the senate 6c to 8c; do saddle?, lite to ll!c; quail, feet large. The bodies, and especiall\ used tobacco and whisky—all he could" the development of our mineial resources. to rob a store was made at Niles Wednesday was called to order by Vice-President Wheeler. $2 to $2 25; partridges, 6.0 to 70o; the limbs, of many are covered witi K»-t—ever Btnce he was thirty-five years how it fits,, etc. The irrepressible Tho labors of the scientific men of recognized night, at U.HO o'clock. Just about the time The proceedings were opened with prayer by Mallard ducks, 50c to 60c; common short bristly hair. I have seen twi old. How do you reconcile "that with Bernhardt, when she feels like having merit who compose the corps of the geological FAMILIAR.—At a ball a young rcedi- La pierce 15 <$ $16 OOl Iiard, straight, but short, and broad at the "And he has been using both tobacco it of felicity. About, thirty-five years purpose. This would be particularly benefi- ember where we have met so often. lai's pistol hand and held him uutil Lapierce Two hundred and twenty-seven members an- 839; hams, 10c shoulders, 7(S8i; ago he planted two seeds to raise his; cial to the iron, coal and other mining inter- opened the money drawer and drew out his bocoD, 1( %e; eztra metw l>«>r, »9 5n nostrils; the mouths are wide but wel and whisky ever since he was thirty However, the friendly interest was loaded revolver and opened fire on the man swered the roll call. formed, and the lips rarely show a ten- own coffin. One of these died, which ests of the Mississippi valley, and of the east- After some preliminary business the Presi- @1» on ix.r bbl. dried beef, 10@llo. five?" ern and southern states. The subject is com- carried out. They shook hands wann- who had been watching him, firing SALT—81 0£@l 10 per bbl. dency to fullness. The neck is short was a pity, for he might have raised a five shots at him, two of which struck him— dent's message was received and read. "Yes, using them constantly and mended to the careful consideration of con- ly, partftoh of a friendly glasf, and Mr. Hurd (Dem. O.), introduced a resolution 8E»;D—Clover, $1 5Di&4 60 por bu.j timothy the cranium rounded, the cheek-bones fivt ly." coffin for his wife at the same time;; grew. one in the breast and one in the shoulder—the $2 6"@2 7 '. departed/still ignorant of each other's burglar firing twice at him. The wounded isking for a revision of the tariff upon certain low, and the lower part of the face is "Well what Kind of a man is he? bat the other flourished and grew.. name and occupation. Jiut the young lamed principles. 8TOS?.T POTATOK-S—*8 4)<8i?3 0 per bbl. small as compared with the upper, the From ;*. ijhoot it became a sapling, and. PDBLIC BUI1DIMOS. man lies in the calaboose aud must die. He ALLOW—AJ^o tier pound. Docs he seem u> take much interest in finally, in the course of thirty years, a man was determined to solve the pro- gives his name as Pat. Malone of Whitehall, Mr. Springer (Dem., 111.) introduced a reso- WOOD— i'i 7ufflf 5 per cord. peculiarity called a 'jowl' bei.'itf un- business or anything that is going on?" The secretary of the interior asks atten- blem, and he seized on a waiter, and New York, and says he was a member of the oiution for the temporary increase of the jus- known. The eyebrows are full, and tine tree. About eighteen months ago tion to the want of room in the public build- Michigan cavalry. His pal got away. tices of the supreme court of the United States. "Wa'al, ho, I don't think he does." a severe wind-storm prostrated the ings of the capitol, now existing and in pro- said to him. " i ell me, waiter, who is (It provides for the appointment of two new DETBOIT STOCK MARKETS. form a straight line nearly across the "Does he seem to love anybody?" gress of construction, for the accommod - that distinguised stranger with the justices after the 4th of March, 1881, making CATTLE—Salee were made at $2.10 to $3.50 face. The eyes are large, deeply set, tree. Hld man has evidently been dead for the legislature. Large and pleasant rooms Whereas, Grave abuses exist in the manage- sales were at $4.30 to $4.50 per cwt. of color in the cheek. The teeth are retary suggests that tbe blocks surrounding replied, "and I should like to lay you lave therefore been leased In Lansing for state lome forty years, and the only mis- Lafayette square on the east, north, and west, up in heaven." ment of commerce between the states, where- SHKEI'—$S.«0 to $3.(15 per cwt; for mixed small, regular, and very white; the in- be purchased as the sites for cew edifices for aniperance headquarters, and printed appeals by the producing and shipping interests of the lots, fat wethers $4 to f-f.K) per cwt. cisors and 'eye teeth' are not dispropor- ake you've made is that you did not "Ma, are we Canitals?" asked a little iinl arguments will be sent into all the homes country are constantly compelled to pay the jury him." Woodward avenue girl of her mother the accommodation of the government offi- A woman is very like a kettle, if of Michigan. The Christian churches are In- most unjust and exorbitant rates for transpor- tionately large, as is usually the case ces, leaving the square itkelf intact) and that you come to think of it; she sings vited to contribute and remit to Treasurer ENGLISH GRAIN MARKET. among the Japanese; there is no tend- Amid the shouts of laughter that the other mor:.ing. Why my child if such buildingR were constructed upon a tation; therefore ose upon the answer the audience what do you mean ? "Nothing, only I harmonious plan of arohitectjrc, they would away so plesantly—ihen she stops and iach Chase, Flint, Mich. Resolved, That in the judgment of this house London, November, 20.—The Mark Lane Ex- ency towards prognathism and the add much to the beauty of tbe national capi- when you least expect it, she buils The Lake Shore & Michigan Southern ope- it is the duty of the general government to at press f-ays: Li. Je progress has been made fold of integument which conceals the jroke up, and Mr. Trask was re- heard you say to Bridget, "boy legs i'ov tol, and would, together with the treasury over. rates 1,177 miles of track; its stock amounts to once exercise its coustitutioual rights to rogu- with wheat sowing in late districts In. conse- ieyed, breakfast."