1. society
2. unrest and war

ARBOE, F R I D A Y , A U a U S T 5, 1864..
Vol.
TSTo. 9 6 8 .
From the Tribune, July 25.
ready to exchange glances otherwise than
From Eight to Sixteen.
An Over-Dressed People.
Child Angels—Their Early Going Home.
over the crests of their rival intrenchPeace
Efforts.
There is some virtue in the science of
We are a scandalously over-dressed
Benjamin F. Taylor, of the Chicago
The Heart_o£the WarWhen Horace Walpole, on his retun ments, along the sights of their respec- statistics. Lord Shaftsbury was enabled
Journal relates thus eloquently and feel- people—our women especially—but this
Peace to the clover-scented air,
from
Rome, was asked if he had conver tive muskets—a mode of regard not con- to declare it at a publi-s meeting, as an
fault
is
more
glaring
in
any
other
class
ingly the death of a child :
Pablisliodevery Friday morning.in thethird story of
And stars within the dome;
ted the I'opu, he candidly confessed tha ducive to geniality of temper, gracious- ascertained fact, that for.ty-nine out of
than
in
that
which
is
esteemed
most
fori. hrick block,coruerof
Main and Huron Sts., ANN
It
went
in
the
morning—a
blight
and
cl1
And underneath, in dim repose,
jBOR, M' - Kutranceon Huron Street,oppositcthe
ness of manner, or comeliness of visage.
radiant morning; many went yesterday, tunate. Walk down Broadway auy*un- ho had not, adding, by way of explana Tn that day the South will be made to fifty of all criminals in England, convicA plain, New England home.
tion,
that
he
was
unable
to
offer
tha
ted in after life, commenced their career
ny
afternoon,
and
you
will
meet
perhaps
a murmur of low tones
more to day, and there are dews to be
B. POND, Editor and Publisher. Within,
And sighs from hearts oppressed,
a thousand women who look like locomo- gentleman anything butter than he al comprehend that the North requires the of crime between the ages of eight and
shed
for
the
departures
of
to-morrow.-T e r m s , $'!,OO a Year In A d v a n c e .
extinction of slavery in no envious, ini
Merging in prayer, at last, that brings
And can it be wondered that pleasant tive advertisements of Stewart's or Lord ready possessed. For a kindred and ob mical spirit—requires it because its con- sixteen, so that he who has passed
The balm of silent rest.
vious
reason,
Jefferson
Davis
is
uatuntll}
through his sixteenth year without havIdvertliliig-One squared2 lines or less), one
&
Taylor's,
or
some
other
fashionable
summer mornings should beguile them
i l W c e n t . ; three weeks $1.50; and 25 con U for
tinued existence involves the cherishing
into going? Is it a marvel that they do establishment for the vending of sump- the very last man in the confederacy t of inbred though smothered jealousies, ing commenced a life of crime against
..ryinsertlon there ,fter, less than three months.
I've closed a hard day's work, Marty—
' ( l M ! q u H « 3 m o S » 4 . 0 0 ' "Quarter col. 1 year $-0
not wait for the burden and the noon but tuous dry goods, but not a hundred of consent to a restoration of the Union or antagonisms, antipathies; because cor- the laws of the country, in some partiThe evening chores are done:
One square 6 mos 6.00 Half column 6 mos 20
follow the lark, and hear her song over these will belong to any among our whatever terms. For ho is now one o dial! Enion, lusting peace, are attainable cular or other is almost or quite certain
Halfcolumn
1
year
35
And
you
are
weary
with
the
house.
O n e square 1 year 9 00
One column 6 mos. 36
the rainbow ? That those words so beau- wealthy families. We do not mean to the potentates of earth, ruling with des only through homogeneous institutions, never to do so.
And
with
the
little
one.
T »osq'res6 mo. 8 00
.•res 1 year 12.00 One column 1 year 6
But he is sleeping sweetly now.
tiful, they should make so true, "and joy say that the ladies of these families poticsway a spacious empire and severa based on liberty for all. And, if the This probably shows to what an exCard, in Directory, not to exceed four lines, *4.00
tent crime is t}>e res»lt of bad paternal
With all our pretty brood:
have not also costly apparel and jewelry; millions of human beings, and there
cometh in tho morning?"
So come and sit upon my knee,
s to the extent of a quarter column,regubut they never think of adorning there- no conceivable at least no tolerable, re superficially aibortive effort at Niagara government aud training. When we
Going
in
the
morning!
a
glorious
And it will do me good.
shall have served to hasten by but a
morning—when the sky is all beauty and with the sidewalks and increasing the construction which would not seriously week this most desired consummation, see a youth under sixteen committing
','rd'i" Directory without extra charge.
diminish
his
power
and
consequence.—
not only faults and indulging in vices,
pedestrian
attractions
of
Broadway.—
-3» advertisements unaccompanied by written or
Oil, Marty ! I must tell you all
the world is all bliss, ere the dews have
|b«ldirections will be published until ordered out,
The trouble in my heart,
But let a Banker's clerk make a hit in Ife, unquestionably, is " lighting, for in it will by no means hive been made in but already so far gone as to become a
gouo
to
heaven,
or
the
stars
have
gone
vain.
And you must do the best you can
violator of the laws of the country, we
to God; when the birds are singing, and some gold-gambling or stock-gambling dependence"—which, in his iydividua
To take and bear your part.
case,
includes
everything
else—^ince
he
instinctively blamo his parents, more
operation,
and
his
wife
or
other
lady
will
the cool winds are blowing, and the flowYou've seen the shadow on my face,
The New Government Loan.
than himself, for it, and in the nine cases
You've felt it day and night;
ers are out that will be shut at noon, and sweep along Broadway next week under has not a slave left. If ever he consent
Secretary FessendeD, under authority
For it has filled our little home,
the clouds that are never rent in rain, silks and laces sufficient to furnish a to "reconstruction" it will be becaus- of an act of Congress of July last, to out of *en we are justified in so doing.
he
has
no
alternative.
And banished all its light.
His erime may not have been the direct
yacht
with
sails
and
streamors;
while
and the shadows, inlaid with crimson,
issue an amount not to exceed 870,000,- result of any counsel and training of his
the
suddenly
enriched
sutler's,
or
com
Now,
then,
we
will
suppose
that
the
lie
away
to
the
West.
I did not mean it should be so,
000 in treasury notes, etc., has to-day
And yet I might have known
We have sometimes seen a little coi- missary's, or contractor's wife and daugh- exchange of notes at Niagara had resul given notice that subscriptions will bo parents leading him into evil courses by
their intention ; but it is generally some
ters
require
two
carriages
apiece
to
con
ted
in
the
appearance
at
Washington
o
That hearts that live as close as ours
fin,like a casket for jewels, all alone by
received by the Treasurers of the United principle which the youth had seen sancCan never keep their own.
vey
them
and
their
''traps"
to
the
opera,
rebel
commissioners,
upon
their
assur
itself in a huge hearse, melancholy with
sT7ardB for men of all avocations and proStates, the several assistant treasurers
But ive have ."alien on ill times,
W « " * * and Visiting Card,, prmled on
plumes, and gloomy as a frown, and wewith a servant to pick up the diamonds ance that they had (or would promptly and designated depositaries, and by the tioned at home, or by those he has been
And, do whate'er I may,
taught to respect, pushed out practically
that
have
rather
been
displayed
on
their
obtain)
full
powers
to
propose
and
ac
Call and s«>J«mpl«.
Sly heart grows sad about the war,
have thought not so should we accom
national banks designated and qualified to the legitimate consequence of such
garments
than
made
really
conducive
to
cept
terms
of
peace.
Of
course,
the
And sadder every day.
pany those a little way, who go in the
as depositaries, and financial agents for
morning. We have wondered why they their personal attraction. In fact, we would have been morally and every wa Treasury notes, payable three years from principles.
I think about it when I work,
have
heard
that
the
most
costly
array
of
bound
to
proffer
such
terms—our
govern
Where this is not the case, there has,
did not take the little coffin into the carAnd when I try to rest,
August 15th, 1864, bearing interest at
And never more than when your head
riage with them, aud lay it gently upon precious stones bought in Philadelphia in ment simply standing still and requiring the rate of 7 3-10e. per annum, with in almost all instances, been an absence
Is pillowed on my breast,
their laps, the sleeper there lulled to 1863, were ordered and paid for by a light upon any point which those terms semi-annual coupons attached, payable of that sort of restraint which might
For then I see the camp-fires blaze,
slumber
without a bosom or a cradle.— very common laborer of other days, who did not make clear. Suppose, then, that in lawful money. These notes will be easily have kept a lad clear of criminal
And sleeping men around,
had suddenly and amply enriched him- thus brought to book, Davis had itistrue
associates. The Asiatic laws, which
Who turn their faces toward their homes We have wondered what there was forself by following the army of the Poto- ted them to say, " We demand indepon convertible at the option ol the holder hold a man's family guilty in part for
tears in such a going—in the early mornAnd dream upon the ground.
at maturity into six per cent, gold
ing from home to home—like fair, white mac, gathering up the animal food deuee, and will make no treaty that doe? bearing bonds, redeemable after five and his crimes, are therefore not so far out of
I think about the dear, brave boys,
thrown
away
by
the
soldiers,
and
selling
not
concede
i
t
;
"
would
not
that
de
the way. Certainly it would seem as if
doves, with downy wings, emerging from
My mates in other years,
it for soap grease. Wishing to advertise maud, thus uumistakably authenticated payable twenty years from August 15th, the parents of criminals are at the beEAIERS in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Silver
nether
night,
and
fluttering
for
entrance
Who pine for home and those they love,
1867. The cotes will be issued in deI) t Ho. 22, New Block, Ann Arbor.
at the windows of Heaven. Never has his accession to the wealthy class, he have been worth to our government £ nominations of $50, $100, §500, $1,000, ginning more culpable thar. the criminals
Till I am choked with tears.
knew
no
better
way
than
to
cover
his
reinforcement
of
one
hundred
thousand
themselves.
With siiouts and cheei s they marched away there been a hand wanting to take the
and $5,000, and in blank, or payable to It is not merely in regard to erime,
On glory's shining track,
•vMIER in Clocks, Watches, Jewelry and Silver
wanderer in, and shut out the darkness wife with lace and diamonds and send men to its armies? Thomas Jefferson order as maj be directed by the subscriBut, ah i how long, how long they stay !
) Ware No. 22, New Block, Ann Arbor.
forth a walking proclamation of his good more than sixty years ago, observed tha
but to every species of moral delinquenand the storm.
How few of them come back !
fortune.—iV" Y. Tribune.
there was one spot on this continent— bers.
cy, including all the vices which sap ino. HTMILLENT
Upon those little faces it never seemed
All subscriptions must be for $50 or dustry, integrity, truth, honor and posiNew Orleans, to-wit—whereof the for
rvEAl.F.R in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, &c. &c. One sleeps beside tli-e Tennessee,
to us that death could place his great
eigu possessor must inevitably and etor some multiple of $50. Interest will bo tive virtue of every sort, that the same
And one beside the James,
\) H»in Street, Ann Albor.
Narrative Powerseal; there is no thought of the charnel
And one fought oa a gallant ship
nally be the enemy of the United States allowed to August 15th on all deposits principle may be applied.
bouse in those young listeners to the Oapt. Derby, better known under his that spot we first obtained by fair pur- made previous to that date and paid by
PHILIP
BACH.
And perished in its flames.
PH
And
-some,
struck
down
by
fell
disease,
invitation, whose acceptance we arecelebrated comic nom. deplume of "John chase at a large cost, and, having had \\ the department upon receipt of the It is probable that between eight and
m Ur
*
X Good". Groceries, Hoots & Shoes,
Are breathing out their life;
D Hfie,l AMain
bound not to forbid, there should be Phoenix," was silting on one occasion in wrested from us by treason, we have original certificates, as the notes draw sixteen the characters of most youths for
St., Ann Arbor.
And otiters, manned by cruel wounds,
morning songs and not sighg; fresh flow- the guests' lolling-room of tho !Ne\v fought ourselves back into possession o: interest from August 15th. Persons good or for evil are sufficiently developed
"GEORGE W. BNOVBR,
Have left the deadly strife.
ers and not badges of mourning; no York Hotel, fronting on Broadway, it at a still heavier cost of patriot blood making deposits subsequent to that date to afford an almost infallible prospeotus
F.K in Miscellaneous and SchoolBooks .Station
Wall Wipers, fee. Huron Street, Ann ATbor.
Ah, Marty:! Marty 1 otiiy think
:ears nor clouds, but blight dews and when a littlejbeggar girl came in, andand have held it unchallenged for more must pay the interest accrued from the to their future course. If a lad is going
Of all the boys have done
with the keen discernment of little peo- than two years past. If, now, Mr. Jeff date of the note to the date of the de- to prove a smoker or a drinker, a gamaright dawnings together.
And suffered in this weary war J
Fold up the white robe; lay aside the ple in general, noticed his child loving Davis would officially inform us that we posit. Parties depositing $25,000 and bler, a swearer, or a cheat, he wi)l genANUFACWREn and dealer in Boots and Shin's, one
Brave heroes, every one !
'orgotten to}'; smooth the little unpressed benevolent countenance, and approach- can have no peace with him save on con- upward for these notes at any one time erally have begun before he is sixteen.
door north of the Post Office.
Oil! often, often in the aiglit,
No doubt many who have begun in a
jillow and gently smile as you think of ed^him, asking alms. She was very dition that we surrender New Orleans will be allowed a commission of J of 1
I hear their voices call:
"Came an and help us! Is it right
.he white garment, and the harp of gold, young, innocent-looking, and had none aud submit to be excluded, save on per cent., which will be paid by the thousand evil ways, or ways that might
BALERS in Hardware, Stoves, house furnishing
That ice should bear it all?
and of the fair brow with its diadem of of the juvinile whine and persistency of sufferance, from the Lower Mississippi Treasury Department upon the receipt have portended evil in youth of no ordigoods, Tin Ware, &c ,fas.,New Block, Mam st.
ight; smile as you think that no years most young medicants whom one meets whereon no flag now floats, but by our of a bill for the amount certified to by nary degree, having sown their wild
And vrhen I kneel.and try to pray.
GEO PEAY, M. D.
can make that memory old. An eternal, in the halls of our public hotels. Pho3- permission, would not that exaction im the officer with whom the deposit was oats, have reformed and become the most
My thoughts are never free,
JHYSICI VN and Surgeon. Resideace and office on
But cling to those who toil arid fight
guileless child, waiting about the thres- nix at once assumed a mournful ex mensely aid us to raise the men and made. No deductions for commissions exemplary of mankind, but those who,
. Detroit street, near t i e Depot.
between eight and sixteen are exemplary,
And <iieforyou and me.
lold of Paradise for the coming friend pression of face, and began to talk, as money we now need ? We see not how must be made from the deposits.
And when I pray for victory,
are almost certain to become honorable,
it
were
confidentially
and
very
affecrom
home.
S. G. TAYLOR,
this question can be considerately anIt seems almost a sin
and distinguished men.
tionately
to
her.
Ho
told
her
that
his
EAI.F.R iu Hats, Caps, Furs, tto4e«, Gents' F-urnishHere
the
glad
lips
would
quiver
with
To fold my hands and ask Sen what
NEW CONFEDERATE MONEF.—A Washswered in the negative, nor how any one
iai Rood., etc. F.ast side Main Strict, Ajm Arbor,
I)Michigan.
Many parents, on this account, fall
father
was
long
since
dead,
aDd
that
nguish;
the
bright
curls
grow
grizI will not help to wim.
can fail to perceive that any possible ington correspondent of the N. Y. News
into
the sad rr.istako of trying to keep
he
zled
and
gray;
the
young
heart
weary
proposal of peace from Richmond musi gives the following description of the
Oh ! do not cling to me and cry,
A. J. "SUTHERLAND,
" Having early lost his mother,
,nd old; but there, changeless as the
For it will break my heart;
be so shaped as to conduce to the res- new Confederate money : During the their children as childish as possible,
dRHT for the Keif York Life Insurance Company,
Without sister, without brother,"
tars, and young as the last new mornI'm sure you'd rather have me die
toration of peace and the Uuion. There recent rebel raid it was a noticeable hoping thus by retarding the natural
Office on Huron street Also has on hand a stock
Aof the
Than
not
to
bear
my
part.
was
now
left
entirely
alone
in
the
ng.
most approve I sewing machines.
885tf
may be a wisdom far beyond ours in thefeature that the Confederate money course of trial and temptation with
You think that some should stay aX lio
The poet tells of a green bough rent world; that he was then but a little premises ; if so, it soars quite above the with which they were provided was them, to preserve them innocent, and
To care for those away;
"^GEORGE F T S O H E K .
)y the tempest from the tree, and swept boy, with nobody to look to; aud often popular apprehension.
wholly different from that hitherto in render them virtuous through life. Yet
But still I'm hopeless to decide
•\JTE.VT >L\HKKT—Huron Street—Geueral dealer in
and
often
he
had
not
known
where
to
udely
along
on
the
breast
of
an
angry
If I should go or stay.
circulation among them. This is printed this course more often fails than suc1V1 Fresh and Salt Meats, Beef, Mutton, Pork, Hams,
river, and a mother bird, with cries of get a piece of bread, or where he was But, even though the results actually on much finer paper, slightly tinged ceeds, because it is essentially artificial,
Poultry, I*rd, Tallow, &c-, &C.
For Marty, all the soldiers love,
;rief, fluttering beside it, for her nest to sleep at night. The little girl's blue attained fall deplorably short of what with piuk, and the engraving fully untrue, and unnatural. I t is a less evil
H1UAM J . B E A K E 8 ~"
And all are loved again;
,nd nestlings were there. Ah ! better to eyes began to moisten; the lolling might have been, wo hold that a great equals our "greenbacks." The backs unusually to pusb plants forward artifiTTORNEY and Counsellor at ljiw. ;icd Solicitor in
And I am loved, and love, perhaps,
>e»wafted
away from earth than thus guests, most of whom knew Captain step has been gained toward peace by of these notes are blue, and so far as I cially.than to keep them back, and so it
Office in City Hall BioeV, over Webster's
ABOOK. Chincerj.
No more than other men.
Store.
hat they should drift around the world Derby, gathered around; when what eliciting the President's manifesto. Lot can judge, counterfeiters will experience is with men.
I cannot tell—I do not know-—•
was t.beir surprise to see the poor, sym- us reconsider i t :
n storm.
Which way my duty lies,
" I T Y ,
M. D .
even greater difficulty in getting up
Those thus retarded too often never
Or
where
the
Lord
would
have
me
build
pathetic
beggar child go close up to
"EXKCUTIVE MANSION,
mHYSlCIAN and Surgeon. Office at his residence,
good imitations of them than of ours. ripen into men at all, but are always imMy fire of sacrifice.
IX north side of Huron street. »nd second uouw west
him, and ia a qniot, confidential way
Nothing to Eat
"WASHINGTON, July 18.
They valued their money in Maryland mature, even where they do not reach
.of Division street.
take out of the little side-pocket of hur "TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
at 50 per cent, in ''greenbacks," or 25 iuto the worst vices. An innocent man
I feel—I know—-I am not mean;
A man's family may consist of a soiled
tattered frock all the money
M. GUITERMAN & 0 0 .
And though I seem to boast,
per cent, in gold, and state that from is nothing but an overgrown baby. No
wife and several daughters, for whom which and
"
Any
proposition
which
embraces
the
HOLESALE and Retail Dealers and Manufacturers
he had gathered during the day
I'm sure that I would give my life
the date of its first issue it has stoadily oue admires peach blossoms in Deceme
provides
by
arduous
daily
labor,
and
of Ready-Made Clothing, Importers of Cloths, CasW
restoration
of
peace,
the
integrity
of
the
To those who need it most.
and place it in his hand. This tribute
Jimeres, Itoeskins, * c , No. 5, Phoenix Block, Main St.
advanced
in value. The old issuo has ber. To keep back a youth artificially
et
bis
comforts,
the
very
necessities
ol
Perhaps the Spirit will reveal
to Mr. Derby's power of countenance wholo Union, and the abandonment of nearly all been withdrawn from circula- in ignorance that he may be innocent,
iis existence will be dependent on theand
That which is fair and right:
slavery,
and
which
comes
by
and
with
an
~~WM. WAGNER.
and the exquisitely beau
ion by the government. This new cur- will never prepare him to be strong in
So, Marty, let us humbly kneel
apacity of ono general servant, who tiful manner,
EALER in Ready Made Clothing, Cloths, Cassiiaereg,
evidence of the effect of it ia theauthority that can control tho armies rency is redeemable in coin after a cer- virtue and overcome the world.
And pray to Heaven for light.
and Vestings, Hate, Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bags, kc*
nust wait upon and attend to the or act
the little girl struck every per- now at war against the United States, tain date, 1875, I think, and convertible
f?h«mx Block, Main street.
ers of her mistress and the " young la- son of
Dr. Arnold,' one of tho best edueators
present
a kindred admiration, will be received and considered by tho nto bonds based "on cotton, either of
ies," as well as cook the meals, iron it is needless with
executive government of the United
of youth the world has yet seen, has
Peace in the clover-sceuted air,
to
add
that
the
tender
master's shirt nicely, and do the drudg- hearted and generous liitle donor of her States, and will be met by liberal terms the old or new issue, at a certain rate several admirable remarks on the subAud stars within the dome;
f j o v i p i o n and Commission Merchants, and
i l Dealers *p_\ Water Lime, I And Plantar, and Plaster
of per centage. In other words, its
And underneath in dim repose,
ry. If sho turns out an ignoramus,
of Paris, aoetfoor east of Cook's Hotel.
day's earnings had not only her on other substantial and collateral points, value may be made accumulative by ject. While he complains that many a
A plain, New England home.
s is oiten tho case, when changes are hard
and
the
bearer
or
bearers
of
it
shall
merry innocent boy is often ruined by
small yet great benefaction restored,
Within a widow in her weeds,
nterest if converted iuto government life in a public school, Ho says that
~JTM.
SCOTT,
o frequent, there is a chorus of iamen- but,
have safe conduct both ways.
From whom all joy is flown,
went
away
with
great
posessions,
securities.
Photograph Artist, in the rooms
ation from the whole family. Tho educed from the sympathetic pockets
where a lad has had principles of positive
Who kneels among her sleeping babes,
" ABRAHAM LINCOLN."
AMBROTYpEand
Over Campion's Clothing store, Phcenix Block. Perew girl cannot wash and irou, cannot of the by-stankers.
And weeps and prays alone!
virtue, instilled into him iu early life—
• fact satisfaction given.
J. G. HOLLAND.
Hare the President insists upon but SPECIFIC FOII SMALL P O X — T h i s where the love of right, justice, honor,
roil properly, cannot make hot biscuit,
two cardinal points, intimating that ou Ireadful disease has prevailed iu theand integrity has been distinctly fosterr dress poultry, and the entire house0. B. PORTER.
A DARING ACT.—Lieut. Commander all others he is ready ana willing to treat
OURGEON DENTIST. OBiceCorner of Main and Huron
A Model Merchant.
old must therefore be put on short
Massachusetts Almshouse, but has fi-ed, the trials of school life make a youth
O itreets, over Bach & Pierson's Store. All calls
Thornton, Executive Officer of the Koar- on " liberal terms." This overture of nally
nd
vile
allowance,
and
submit
to
oth
been subdued by a remedy lately stronger and more manly and vigorous
promptly attended to
Aprl859
A merchant of this city, during the
r inconveniencies. until a substitute sarge, was Exocutive Officer of Farra- the President will, of course, be dissem- ntroduced, so that out of sixty cases iu all good ways.
present
war,
made
a
contract
with
a
meMACK & SCHMID."
gut's flagship, the Hartford, when she itatcd at the South, aud will go far to rooted by it only one death ensued,
< found better informed as to her duLKS in Foreign and Domestic Dry Good, Groce- chanic to supply him with a quantity of
Lot parents only occupy the years
passed the forts on the lower Mississippi. disabuse tho rebel soldien. of the delu- ind he was brought to tho institution
es.
Such
a
thing
as
dividing
up
the
piS Hats a,nd -Caps, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, tin cans. Not long after this, the price
Tho Hartford Times tells the following sion, which has been sedulously inculca- n the last stages of the disonse. Tho from eight to sixteen iu seeking to push
» Cw,uer,of Main & Liberty sts.
vork
of
tho
house
and
performing
for
of tin rose so much that the contractor
home to their children's hearts princistory of him : " A short time before
must lose money by completing the work lemselves some of tho nicer culinary the Alabama came out of the harbor of ted by their chiefs, that no terms can be emec'.v used was a tea mado from a ples of earnest, moral self-culture, and it
& DODSLEY.
made
with
the
government—that
they
perations,
so
that
tho
regular
maehin)lnnt
known
in
Materia
Medica
as
ANUFACTURERS of all kinds of Coooper Work, at the price agreed upon. However he
ry of tho establishment shall not beCherbourg, this officer left his own craft, have no choice but that between persis Jarracenia Putpura, familiarly called will save them not only from criminal,
City Cooper Shop. Custom work done ou bhort said nothing, but went on delivering the
but all those evil courses that are the
and, disguising himself in a French
,notice. Cor. Detroit and Xorth Streets, and cor. North
cans. When the first bill for part of interrupted, seems never to enter the blouse, and the general apparel of a tent fighting and unconditional surrender. adiea' saddle or water cup, the medi- chief drawbacks from tho youths suri^pJ Fifth Streets Ann Aitor.
Not
one-tenth
of
those
soldiers
hag
any
heads
of
tho
female
members
of
the
cinal
virtuo
of
which
lies
in
the
root.
the cans was received, the employer calfnmily. The "young ladies" exhibit French citizen, he succeeded in gaining interett iu slavery, save to get rid of it; ?hc effect of the remedy, which has rounding them. To do this there must
O. A. KELLEY,
led upon him aud said :
be much more confidence and frankness
admission on board the rebel vessel, and
•pHOTOSF.Al'IIEK—Corner KouiUi Is, J i m on s t r e e t s ,
" I understand you are losing money their ill-dressed hair and unbrushed examined fully every part of her, taking while tens of thousands of them regard >een newly discovered and found between parents and children than there
jt Ann Arbor. Crises frames »nd P h o t o g r a p h A l b u m s
the
rebellion
tis
inexcusable,
and
know
nails
at
the
late
breakfast
table,
and
emarkfibly
efficient
whenever
triod,
i
w
^onstaptly op h a n d , and a t lower r a t e s t h a n c a n be on this job."
usually is—a letting down of the wil'
notice of her machinery, armament, &c.
•found e l s e w h e r e .
lj-801
" Yes," replied the contractor, " but complain loudly of the short comings Tho result was that Commander Wiu- that its authors richly deserve hanging O allay the fever and irritation caused that hides the hearts and knowledge of
"But,"
the'y
say,
"we
are
standing'
beof
that
unfortunate
meal,
but
they
>y
tho
formation
of
pustules,
which
are
I can stand it; a contract is a contract
ANDREW BELL.
would be amazed if even "papa" were slow, of the Kearsarge, resolved that he tween our homos and devastation; be- •jpidly dried up, leaving but slight, if parents and children iruui each other.—
1'hiladdphia Ledger.
:ould and would sink tho rebel vessel
^ K in Groceries, Provisions, Flour, Producer you know."
a. ruthless, hostile soldiery and our ny traces of the malady.
&c',_, & c , corner Main and Washington Streets,
"How much will you lose?" asked to dare hint that they held the remedy whenever she came^out. We know the tween
wives
and
children
;
und
here
we
ninst
no Arbor. The highest market prices paid iorcounlry
in
their
own
hands.
1
the gentleman.
luce.
*
8£fi
result."
stand till we die." If the South really
—The Kev. Henry Ward BeeFAME.—Much do men lovo fame
" O no matter," was the reply : I
This
dependence
upon
"holp"
is
disknew the actual state of feeling at the iluch do they sc-ek after it. But is this cher says : "A girl is not allowed to
J. 6. O. ¥.
graceful to American women. There
A LAROK PKAR TRRR.—In the church North, the rebellion would not stand
ASHTENAW T.odge, No. 9, of the Independent Or- don't complaiu, and you ought not to."
derof Odd Fellows meet at their Lodge Koom.
" I insist on knowing."
is no necessity for all doing what fa yard of the Evaugel cal Lutheran another mouth. The zanies in the loyal in object truly worthy of man ? No. bo a girl al'tor *ho is ten years old. If
|Wy Friday Evening, at 7 % o'clock.
" Well, since you desire it, I shall technically called " their own work," Jhurch in the Second Ward iu this city, stales wlin talk as though a broad empire lo who lives for fame alone is as likely you treat her ris though she were one,
| . SoxDHEiM, N. <:.
P. B. Rosn, Secy
slie will ask you what you mean. If
lose so much on a huudred," naming the but every mistress of a house should
as we believe, the largest pear tree could be subjected to military execution, sup- o bo a demon as a man. He is a beg" M~C. STANLEY,"
understand how to practically operate in this vicinity, if not iu the State.— ply the venomous, deaperait traitors in gar, asking that which others may give she starts to run across tho street, sho
amount.
I*Ia.Ojfc>srai>l3.io A r t i s t .
" Well, s:r," said the noble-hearted in every department, and be ablo and Six inches from the ground it measures Dixie with the vert/ aliment they need; and without the asking, if they- give at all. is brought back to tho nursery to listeu
l e lives for the shadow, and not tho to a lecture on the propriety of woman^orner Main pnd Huron Streets, Ann Arbor, Mich, man ; " you must not lose this ; it would expect to instruct her daughters so 9 feet ai,d 6 inches in circumference,
we deeplu regret that one of the resolves of reality. • Fame that is lived for is a hood. Now it seems to me that a girl
that
health
and
comfort
may
be
quite
not
be
right.
I
shall
add
the
amount
to
two
feet
from
the
ground
it
measures
1
)
PHOTOGRAPHS, A&1BROTYPES, &c.. &c.,
the late Baltimore Convention neons calcu- bubble, hollow and thin, which bursts ought to be rio'hing but a girl until she
.Hothe latest styles, and averj effort made to give sntis- your bill, and as the price of material independent of a servant's ignorance feet and 2 inches, four feet from the lated to give them a lift.
Gen. Fremont
ftlction.
956tf
may still rise, I will advance you the or caprices. A man has a right to de-ground it separates into two branches did a wise, generous, manly act, in stamping in attempting to secure it. To live for isseventeen. Of course there are propmoney for the whole of the contract mand this as a return ior his labor in one of which is 7 feet and 4 inches and instead of standing on the wholesale confis- fame, is to miss it. To make this the eities belonging to her sex, which it is
which no doubt you can use to advan- providing for their wants ; and it is a the other 5 feet in circumference; total cation plank of the Cleveland platform, object of life is to fail. Real fame is fitting for her to observe, but it seems
n.OLESALE and retail dealer in I.ljgll.er,
great proof of forbearance on the part 12 feet and 4 inches. The tree is at thereby aiding to smooth the path to peace, that which follows, not that which is Co me that aside from these she ought
Shingles,Sash, Doors,IJJiqds, WfferLiffi.9,(
tage."
stTer Plaster, Plaster Paris, ajod BailR cf all s^i
of men in general, that they submit to least 70 feet high and is supposed to be Mr. Lincoln, in the paper above given, run after ; that which comes, not that to have the utmost latitude. Sheought
The
difference
thus
paid,
to
which
the
iutl 4ad perfect assortment of the above, and all -..
which is sought. Ho who lives nobly to bo encouraged to do much out of
k n Is of building materials constantly on hand at the contractor laid no claim, amounted to so much discomfort, the result of lazi- nearly if not quite 75 years old. There
has gone much further on the same way. because he loves what is true and good, doors, to run and exercise in all those
1 >«ut poadible rates, on Detroit s t . , a few rodsfromthe
ftiilrpad Depo.t. Also operating extensively in tjijo five hundred dollars. That was more ness, ignorance and false pride, on theare four others near it nearly as large — taking ground radically different from
ways which are calculated to develop
tr&teri'
rit"Cement Roofing.
th#n business honesty, it was Christian part of their wives and daughters.— They are on the old Francis Navarre unconditional submission. His indis- secures fame as tho free gift of tlioso the
muscular frame. What is true of
wlio
know
him.
Honest
speech,
lirave
Nothing
to
eat,
could
be
as
often
and
principle carried out in business. The
i claim, which was entered by him in 1784. pensable bases of peaoe are just right—
bove, in the matter of bodily health, is
GRANGER & FINLEY,
world needs just such examples to con- as truthfully placed over the compara- • All but one are in a vigorous condition are those on which it becomes him to in- deeds, heroic saciitiees, saintly lives, eminently
of gitls. It is vitstiy more
vince it of the truth of religion—Amer- tively rich man's dining-door as over and have heavy crops of pears every sist ; it does not follow that the rebels bring true fume. Nothing else can.— important so
to
woman. Man votes, and
The
Nation.
the
poor
man's
cellar,
all
for
want,
not
ican Unionyeas'.— Monroe Commercial.
should be precluded from proposing any
writes, and does business, but woman
:
of raw material, but of cooks.— Jenny
—-—-,<- v»T, 'A.
other, nor that all negotiation should be
Shot cast in cold sand moulds are is the teacher und the mother of the
The whole number of National Banks June.
Ex Mayor Opdyke, of New York, barred until they shall be prepared to
world ; and anything that deteriorates
has sued the proprietor of tho World concede as a preliminary, all that is es- coming into use for their cheapness and wom:m is a comprehensive plague on
Collecting and Land Agents authorized is 681, with a capital of $78,destructive effect.
8?7,Q0O.
The New York Express says large newspaper for $200,000 damages for sentially iu dispute.
human hfj itself. Health among womPll — > H I
'—'
quantities of goods continue to be re- an alleged libol. The libel grows out
en
is a thing that every man who is
;
OFFICE OVEE DONELLl'fi SIORI, HVV-^ STREET,
Tho present population of Grand shipped back to Europe, the leading of the publication of cei'tain lotters
It Beems to us that the time, if it has The New York merchants want to
wi^e and considerate tor his raceshi'uKj
adopt
the
gold
standard
for
a)l
mercannot
already
come,
must
be
near
at
hand,
Kapids
is
9,847—an
increase
since
1860
houses
having
refused
to
buy
them
at
B. F. GRANGER, )
Ann Arbor, Mich.
signed "T. W., " and an editorial com.
. . ' niqr.e earnertly sec'r aud pi ••mote." ,
the prices for which they are offered.
<Jan. 28, 1864, 941tf|of 1,757.
H.
menting *>n the same.• • «n« •!»*< J wherein tne'Nbrth andthe Sou'th'will be tilp transactions,
From the Atlantic for August.
^HSnt^g
M
D
D
M
f
ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS AT
. .
Butler in Clover.
Tho World of the 28th remarks.
"The Cinciunati Times mentions,
fact, that a very important politieal ANN AKIH>U
MICH.
movetueul hs.s been going on for some
timo past, to withdraw Freiumit from the FKIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5,1864.
canvass and replace him by Gen. Butler.
The Times is of opinion lhat Butler
OFFICIAL PAPE8 OF THE CITY.
would prcve to be a far stronger candidate than Fremont with the radicals of i
the republican party, and that his candiNational Democratic Convention.
dature would seriously embarrass Mr.
At a meeting ot^tho National Democratic Cor.ivnittet,
Lincoln. This announcement of tho held in Now York thin dfty, it was urjanimoin.lv votwd
Cincinnati Times may account for the tint the next N'ationnl Democratic Convention, for the
victory which Gen. Busier had achieved purpose of n-'minating cnn'lidMes for the Presidency
Vice Presidency of the United .States, be hold at
recently over tho administration and anil
Chicago, Illinois, on MOJtDAT, AUGUST '-9ib, ]g!i4.
Gens. Grant, Oiilmnro and " Baldy" By li vote <i( the Committee »t s meeting hrM Pep
Smith. A short tiire since, it will be tember 7, 1£63, the number of delegates for t'Bcli State,
remeuibeiud, Gen. Grant, finding that ivjti Afc«6 at double ilid number of itp electoral votes.
AUGUST BELMO.VI\ Chairman.
Butler was w.orso thau useless in the
army, s^nt him to Fortress Monroo. The FKEPKKIC-K O. I'RJNCK, Secretary.
S'.w Vork, Jan. 12, 18C4.
subsequent disgrace of Gens. Smith mid
Gillmore, and the reinstatement of ButDemocratic State Convention.
ler at Bermuda Hundred, took everyA Democratic .^tate Convention will l e b e l d i n Pebody by surprise. But the reason for
the change is probably given iu this an- iroi*,at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of Thursday,
nouncement by this western republican the first day of September next, for the purpose of
nominating a Slate ticket and Presidential electors,
press Butler probably threatened to and forthe purpose ot transacting mob. other bu»irun as a presidential candidate in opposi- >esi ;i* may come bef.-re the C'JBVdtvfiou.
tion to Lincoln if ho was not restored to
a'-h county comprising one or more repreaenta ive
his fornitr status in the iirmy. Hence districts will be entitled to three times a* many dele
the sending adrift of two competent offi- at'.-;; a.i thyro are representatives iu the lower hous
cers like " Baldv " Smith and Gilmoro, ){ tile ^tate Lpgislatu;e from such county ; and each
and the placing of Builer in a position ounly which may not bo entitled to one representain the lower house of the Legislature will be eutifor which his education and his military tive
eil to yne delegate in the Sti'te Convention
career prove him to bo supremely unfit " By resolutions of former State Conventions, no dele-
The New York Evening Post] BZST The Republic u papers arc
The Assault on Petersburg,
] fulvauoed and curried tho second line,
We started with the idea of sustain
calls lustily upon the " goverunifcut " to i gloating over the following paragraph,
Now York, Aug. 1. a short distance beyond tho fort, and ing the flag. Four fifths of I hose who
"order Getieral MCCI-ELLAN into active ! which they claim appeared as an editTho morning papers have uothina !h e r e r e s t o d > holding their ground with voluntarily enlisted, enlisted with no
...!,„.. eD..I ' _t..
-i
i- i tho utmost uetftrmin.'itinn.
Tt wns at.
other motive. We have seen what in.
service, aud call upon that part of tho orial in the Atlanta Appeal, just prior further from Petersburg than our dis:ltchtB
t h l S tlfn
th
uret
dm
under
to
the
recent
battle
before
that
citv
•
P
°
f
yesterday,
and
but
few
ad°
f
°°!
*
"
°
1
'
™
followed
wherever
when
er
people which has faith in his military to me recent Dattie oeioie tnat city .
pJ ; I 1 . . . J , . , .
y y^ ..,II :__ • _n command ot Brie. Gen. White, was thisbas
T
main A *<>*
;nnnrand
^ for
f,,.. eVer
:,
Brig. Gen. White, was this nr
principle
*as ignored
all
ditional
detaik
The
following
is
genius and ability to follow him into the
"The greatest battle of (be war will I there iis of interest :
pushed forward and ordered to charge baseless as they have proved impracti.
field." It thiuks the danger imminent, probably be fought in the imrned.ate | T h e
and carry the crest of the bill, which ' cable. .The way for restoration is oner,
before
aud that even the popularity of a gen- vicinity of Atlanta. Its results detorm- burg, July 30, 8»ys: As soon after would have decided the contest. The and we firmly believe that the mass
ines that of tho pending Northern
eral disgraced for partisan ends should Preiidential election. If we are victo- daybreak as was practicable for tho troops advanced in good order as far North and South are ready to ineeto*
as the first line, where they received a ] common ground.
be taken advantage of. It further says: rious the pence party will triumph; troops to move in co-operation, an imgalling fire which checked them, nod
. ,, - « » ^ , » _
montse
mine,
reaching
fur
nwsiy
under
"We have not, ourselves bad a very high Lincoln's administration is a failure; the enemy's line of earthworks in front although quite a number kept on adThe New York Herald,
referencet t
, io
o reference
opinion of General MOOLELLAN'S capaci- and peoeoand Southern independence o f Buruside's corps
tired. The vanciug, the greater portion seemed to the evident breaking up of the republi!
was
explosion w i u u si
ty as a commander of troops in active are tho immediate results."
for tho dis become utterly demoralized, part of ; can party and the overwhelming defeii
g
signal
Tho
same
Republican
journal
should
war ; but many who are just as capable
charge of every piece of artillery we them taking reiugo in tho fort and tbo which awaits Lincoln at the comii
balance running to the rear as fast as election, says: "When prominent men
of judging as ourselves, man;/, too, who publish in juxtaposition the following have in position from the Appomattox possible. They were rallied and again i of the republican
party arc heard
heard to
paragraph :
to
our
extreme
lei't.
The
effect
was
are more capal'e, think highly of him in
pushed forward but without success, | openly express the hope that the rebel"
magnificent ; ninety-tive pieces of ord- the greater part rf their officers being
A
correspondent
of
the
Atlanta
Apwill enter Washington and capture Old
that reaped." The Post cries in vain.—
were tired
that
t i d so simiitaneously
i i j l
h
peal speaking of the coining presidenkilled or wounded. During this timo Abe, and this disaffection exte nding to
m«d as if thef' might
LINCOLN, and STANTON, and UALLKCK, tial election, says: " The accession of
they seemed to be without any one to the rank a n d file of t h e party, it is time
one
including ZACK CIIAXDLKR and a few a conservative democrat liko McClelian
manage them and finally they fell back for him to consider that his case is hope,
| J.1 he firing
Cercely opened i
fanatical Senators and small beer poli- to the presidency, who would conduct1 j kept up with sscarcely
to the rear without any one to manage less, unless h e changes his Cabinet and
perceptible
ticians,— the " government,"—will not lhe war upon more humane principles, i i
i!f. When them and finally they iel! back to the does something for his country besides
who would repeal tho emancipation,''
permit MCCLKU.AN to be called into ser- proclamation, sind probably make over- s'aekened to some exlent the result of rear out oi the range of the volleys of telling s m u t t y stories."
canister and musketry that were plowvice, eveu to save Washington. Sooner tures to the South to return to tho Un- ; the explosion M tho mine was almost ing through their ranks. Their losses
The Buffalo Courier says the "Motto
would they accept or offer separation, ion, with a guarantee of all constitu- to aunihilate one regiment, and burying are very heavy, particularly in officers, for the Hour" should be "" Millions of
three
guns.
Under
cover
of
artillery,
and leave slavery to take caro of itself. tional rights, would do infinitely more and pushing our advantage gained by as will be seen by the following fig- Men and Money for the Union—not a
to paralyze the Sout^i aud build up a
ures :
Neither MCCLKLLAN nor MCCLKLLAN'S
a cent and not a man for a fanatical
reconstruction party in our midst—a the suddenness of our assault, the 9th
Iu tho i!3v] United States colored 15 crusade upon slavery. War, if need be
friends are wanted in the army—except most fatal calamity—than the com- corps advanced, taking posession of
officers were killed and wounded, and for national integrity. Peace, when
as privates.
bined efforts of the present party io the works through lhe gap made by 400 men, including missing. In tbe national integrity can be secured."
the explosion, and driving the enemy
power."
to their second line, which crowns the 28th United States colored, 11 officers
£ 3 T Provost-Marshal FRY is never
The first paragraph reflects views hill top eastward of tho town. Nine- and about 150 men. were killed, woundgate uill be intitled to a scat in the Convention who
content unless ho is raising the d—1
duett not residein the county lie purports io represent,
which the editor of the Appeal has ob- teen of the Twenty-second South Car- ed and missing. In the 27lh United
Price of Negroes,
except with reference to tho counties of the, Upper t'c- " somehow. H i s decisiOiiS are COIltrndioStates colored, six officers and about
In almost every one of the recruiting ninsuia.
tained from a close leading of the Re- olina buried by "the explosion, have 150 men were killed, wounded and
On Saturday gOth in.st., of Consumpti^
tory
and
irreconcilable.
A
into
one
been
dug
out
;ilive
though
badly
bruisand substitute broker's offices, such con
It is respectfully urpod upon tho democrats of the
publican journals of tho North. He
SARAH, daughter of the lat« Wll'
ed and scratched, and some of them missing, Iu the 29th United States FLORA
versvition as the fol'owing is of daily oc- evern-i counties to parfett their local organizations for puts a damper on the substitute business.
FINLEY,
believes their representations of the doublles mortally wounded. The at- colored, eight officers and about 275 9 days. Sr , aged 27 years, 6 months, J d
the
great
Presidential
contest
thatis
now
before
us.
currence:
After issuing an order permitting perDemocratic party, and hence indulges tnck they pronounce a surprise. The men killed wounded and missing. In
Dated Detroit, July 9, 16o4.
Gent—What is the priee of a likely
sons liable to draft to procure their osthe 31st United States colored, seven
I.EVI Blr-HOr, Chairman.
a hope that it is an unconditional mine was 400 feet long, and constructyoung negro, to day?
officers and about
200 men killed wounH. N. WAI.KEi:,
W. A. RICHMOND,
emptiou for one, two or three years, by
,0or8,i
Broker-- From 8550 to $600, accor STEPHEN i;. CLARK,
"peace party." His correspondent is ed with two galloiies diverging from i °. d d
AIUM L. ROOF,
ffjruiahicg
alien
substitutes,
he
has
now
J£ . '"
^
ding to the demand.
V. A. BALCH,
AUSTIN WALES,
better informed, both as to the position the main passage, making three cham- | j5,
8 T R -ATST .
announced, that if an alien substitute
bere in which the train of powder, five officers and about 39 men killed wound-j
Gent—Could you furnish ma with II. A. I.YBSUOK,
H. 11. HARMON,
of the Northern Democracy aud the inches wide a n d deep w a s laid. T h ed aud missing.
'• TRAYED from the premises of the Hubscriber in
fetMftS,
WM. M. MIM.ER.
The
three or four sound negroes at any less O. M.
Ypsiianti City, south of N'orm il School ou Tiiurs
shall declare his intentions to become a
The loss in the 2d division of tho day, July2Sth, 18B4. a MOD COW with whits luwj
wishes of the Southern masses, and explosion
I,. D XORRB,
JOSEPH COL'LTEK,
l i
was very di
disastrous The
price ?
citizen the principal will again become
and white belly, seven or eight year* old, Had
9tu
corps, Gen. Leslie commanding was aback,
r>em'":ratic ^late Central Committee.
grandeur
of
the
artillery
fire
I
therefore declare that the election of a
have
rope around her horns and bell on.
A liberal
liberal ri.
Broker—No, sir ! There is a demand
.. A
ri.
very
severe,
and
is
estimated
from
1,000
liable
to
draft.
If
this
decision
is
adwill be paid fur the return of sai.l Cow, or Jot
for all we have in Massachusetts, whore
" conservative Democrat " would be "a never soen surpassed. Tho enemy's to 1,200, winlo many make the figures waril
information
where
she
may
befounil.*
Democratic
County
Conventions.
ay
1
hered to, men will hesitate to procure
we seud those who can't pass examinamost fatal calamity" to the South. The artillery tire played bi't feebly. But larger. Among the missing I regret
i'pnilanti, August J 1864. SYLVIA BABCOCK,
A Pcinocr.itic ConvenU^u for ihe couuty of Wa^h.
2
very tow minutes elapsed before tho
tion, and where wo get larger p'ices.
alien
substitutes,
deeming
it
rather
risky
naw ; will be held at*the Court House, ic the city of
to
announce
the
name
of
Gen.
Bartlett
correspondent
is
evidently
right.
The
rebel lines vvero entirely shut from our
Gent—How soon could you till an or- Aun Arbor, on Thursday, August ?5 b , ^ 6 4 , at 11 o advance $G00 to §1000 Without any
CHASE'S
Ho succeeded in reaching the fort with
der for twenty or thirty negroes to fill CIOCK, A. M., for the okctim oi delegates to the ccurity for being exempt any definite secessionists of the South and radicals view by banks of smoke, and our gun- his command, but having accidentally
tho quota of our town at, say, $550 State ami Congressional Conventions.
of the North operated in the same in- ners could only be guided in their work broken his cork log, he was unable to
inie. The Pfovost-Marshal has also
A fiecoad Convention will bo held on tVednPsdny,
each ?
terest iu I860, and operates in the by having obtained proper range before. get oft" the field. He, however, held The greatest Combination in America !
The principal stun of
structed Boards of Enrollment not to
Many shells from the front of the 18th
Broker—W«i can't take orders ahead. September 7tb, 1864, al 11 o'clock, A. M., fur the
same interest now—and that interest is corps must havo struck far into the posession of tbe ground and only sur- BRYANTS. WOODS, and BIRCH &
nomination of candidate* for couu'y rflicirs, aud the
The price is going up everv day. We
ssue
certificates
of
exemption—for
subrisiiisUGii of siiclj olUejr b'iMae.-.x as may coaie beseparation.
streets of Petersburg. From that di- rendered when ali hope of escape was COTTON'S
expect auother car load to morrow, or fore ittitutes—for three years, but to accept
World Renowned Minstrel Troupei,
rection a heavy column of black smoke gone. Some two hundred men, black
next day, and we will sell at the market
The several eSiifta aud town.ships will bfi entitled to
will appear at
aud
white
were
captured
at
the
same
ny substitute offered, enrolled or not,
t5P"
The
State
JVcirs
has
been
hit
in
arose soon after the opening of thu
LingKUrfer's H a l l , F r i d a y nitd Sniui&y
tne following nurqljer of delegates to each convcu
price.
time.
This
division,
in
advance
of
the
Kveiling*,
A u g u s t >ili K»d 6th;
nd directed the principal's came put a tender spot, and not daring to give fire, evidently from tho burning buildThis telk savors of tho slave mnrt: tions:
rest of the line, held its position for in their grand MUSICAL OIJO, introducing for tki
4nn
Arbor
City
.12
PRtsfieM
ings.
After
the
rebel
lines
we're
rS )uck into the box whenever the iubsti- its readers the conversation with Mr.
but it is repeated in Buffalo every day.
appreciation o." the audience,
'• T<.wa.... . . . 3
Salern
pierced they made a hurried move to several hours but vva compelled to fall Tbe most popular sones of the day,
Saiiaa
5
... 3
White men bring, iu some instances, lnpiipta
ute
accepted
shall
become
liable
to
euback,
suffering
severely.
While
doing
BEAKES
in
which
lhat
gentleman
enThe neweit »Q'! smartest haying*
5
their left, and suffered an enfilading
from $50 to $!00 more than negroes.— ^riiiuewattjr........ . . . 4s
3
On the follies yi the times,
ollment and draft. It would certainly dorsed CRAPO, blats about '-falsehoods." fire. Gen. Lcsler's division in Gen^ so, tiie loss iu the 1st and 3d divisions
Favorite lost foments, Geras, fcc.
Superior
... 4
3
One man pai'l §675 for a sound Cana- '>ppiiom
was
also
severe.
The
latter
have
900
... S
Sylvan
4
Lima
eem
that
the
Provost-Marshal
docs
not
ON _3 CT?
RESERVE!; SEATS 50(T8.
corps led tho attack, the
Give
your
readers
the
conversation
Mr.
dian, yesterday. The market is fluctua3
W c b s t e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;)
in the hospital. The 18th corps occu&S- For particular* see bills of the day.
1 1 evv
t
vant the quotas filled without a draft.
... 2
Yot k
ting, but the tendency is upward.— Buff. .vni'.on
News,
and
let
them
judn-e
for
them\
4
'
^
York
Heavy
artillery
having
pied
a
part
of
the
lino
on
the
right
but
5
Yps-.la.nti T<iWr
3
Courier.
N'orthtieM
... 1
'• ' City
IC
That certainly would be the ! ^ e advance. About 100 prisoners s 0 their loss was uot very greal. We
Ve have seen it suggested that
C. W. fl,M.t,
A. C. BI.onOHT,
most a>anly course, and would deterrr- headquarters. The cannonading is still took about 250 prisoners, mostly South
Growing Weakness.
WK. M. BROWN
P. O. MURRAY,
Carolinians, and five battlo flags.
E. B POXP,
The Louisville Jmrnal says: Mr. Liu- 1'ETF.RTUITT,
Conference-" To-Whom-it-tnay-concern " rn'e whether of no it was "garbled."
The First National Bank of Ann AiW,
hot, aud the rebels hold their position
Executive
Cojii:aittee
July
CO'-b,
1831.
All quiet this morning, Sunday.
colu as a Presidential candidate, is very
Designated Depository of tho United Stales, will rccsirt
obstinately. Our infantry have jubt
etter of the " government'' was only a
subscriptions ful- the now
weak, and is daily growing weaker. His
Queen Victoria has granted Miss
'tub thrown to the whale:" that is, Eliza Cook tho celebrated English poet received orders lo advance.
Democratic
Congressional
Convention*
The
Battles
at
Atlanta.
SEVEN-THIRTY TREASURY NOTES,
own partisans are beginning publicly to
Tbo Ileiald's special says: The
These Notes willbe issued in sums of $-';0f $19&, $587,
hat it was written for tho radical-radi- and author, a pension of five hundred mine was to have been sprung at 3
Third District.
Chattanooga, July 27.
waver in their support of him. And
$.000,
and £50G0; beurdate Aug. 15, litil, witb simiThe Democracy of tiie Third Cocgre&sioim1. District cals who charge that " Old Abe " has dollars per year.
The following dispatch was received annual coupons, and ar'1 payable three years Iran
tliis beginning will be powerfully secondo'clock
this
morning,
and
Lieut.
Geu.
date,
in
lawial laooey, or are oo nvei tibleat the *ytkm
yesterday: Tho battle of the 22d was
ed by the ultimatum with which he has are feic$*ieato Bend Del.^ates to a Convention to oaltered with the slavery question, and
the holder, at maturity into 6 per com. ifohibeuriag
1
meet at Bronson Hall, in Jackfou, oo Vridsiy, the -nrt
Civil engineers report that the vol- Grant, accompanied by his staff, reach- very severe. The enemy attacked seven ofbori
^—redeemable
after five and j>ayubje Wwtr
just shut and barred the door of recon- day of September, 18C4, ?.i 13 u\-.lo>'u, '.'., In- M)> pur- !F.s tried Larder to save shivery than ho
ume of water which passes over the ed Burnuide's headquarters afeout the times, and as often were repulsed. Our yeai'tffrom August, 15,1807. Interest will bto attain
ciliation. His ultimatum beyond ques- pose of nominrtinga Cai:di(Satc for Rfpresetiativt- :r.
on
all
subscr.ptioas
mad*
previous to August IS. Th«
las to save the Union ; and that when Falls of Niagara is ninety millions of hour (reneral Meade and staff.ateo as- total loss was 3,500 and 10 guns.— Secretary of the Treasury in placiug this Loan befon
tion will intensify the principal elements Coogresf.
sembled
at
the
name
headquarters.—
tiif
people
iu
his
recent
cireulitr
eavs.
tons per hour.
of disintegration in the Republican par- E&ih Cottaty will be entitled to tbe following repre- e has secured the support and the votes
*'Tlie circuinstaDCf s ondor which this loan is ask«a
The appointed hour for the esjplosiop Known loss of the enemy in killed, more
and your aid invoked, though iiiflferin^'W'tfelJfroiB
Gen. Hooker has been ordered to arrived, but for spine reasou it did not than 3,000, and we captured over 2,000 for,
ty. Among these elements, for example, sentation:
f these "Simon pures" he will be
the existing state of allairs three years aijn, are such
Wasbtennw County,... 1? I C.ilhoun Ooaqty,
9
prisoners; also 18 stands colors, over as afford eau4l pottooragementia.ndsecurity Tbusf&r
report
at
Washington
without
delav.—
is the recognition of the fact not only Jackson
take
place.
Everything
moveable
in
•eady
to
negotiate
on
any
terms,
even
County,..'. . . . 8 | Ingham
"
C
ha* heeu support*?*! and w rri»| on, as it*0Dly
5,000 stands arms. Tho total loss of the the warhave
The impression gains ground that he
that the war, in Mr. Lincoln's hands, is
Faton
6.
bei n, by a people resolved, at vluttnr
on the basis of slavery secured t<9 the will have a most important command. the way of troops had been placed in euemy in killed, wounded and missing coulu
T. P. BOUTON,
")
coat,
to
transmit
unimpaired, to posterity, the s_*»icm
an abolition war, but the war, as an aboposition to move the first signal. The
of ireejttVerriment bequeathed to them by the V«t
C. S. UK:X;c>KY,
I
States
We
don't
see
it
iu
that
light.—
cannot
fall
short
of
10,000
to
12,000.—
lition war, must be either without end,
men M-IIO framed it.
entire
2d
Corps
was
held
in
reserve,
O. 51. BilRritB,
[Con. Dist Com.
Our troops have due several wells near
In the battle of the 26th inst., his loss
••The «ecuritie.« offered are such a* Fhould command
J . I). WOOLKY,
J
or must end ingloriously.
Tho President has goce from bad to
;heir camp at Petei'sburg, some of them but up to the hour of writing this dia- was at least 6,000. Our army is right your ready cunticeoce AH yet we have asked DO forDated, J.uiy '^5, 804.
eign aid Calm and -e If-reliant, our in emu have Him
wovse, has forgotten the sacred pledges forty feet deep, and the supply of pure pat,ch they had not been called ir.to
far proved adequate to our want* . Th? r are yet aa^le
The Revival o. the Slave Trade.
action. At 4 o'clock a cloud of dust on Atlanta aud in good condition.
to meet those of Ihe present and the '"future. JWfil
The New York Lvenimj Post, a of his inaugural, the principles laid cold water is now abundant. Some of
remains tor a patriotic poople to furnish tne n^idful
Washington,
August
1.
The Albany Argus siiys the compewas
seen
rising
from
the
rebel
entrench
tbe wells have the old fashioned wellsupply. The brave men who are fixating our- HJVfe
down
in
his
earlier
messages,
and
has
leading
Republican
journal,
aud
one
of
Official
dispatches
received
here
from
tition between Massachusetts and the
liients.
This
was
followed
by
a
gene
mu&t be fed and clo'iUed, n>uuitions of war of iili>i»d*
sweep and bucket.
other States for the purchase oi negro the calmest, most dignified, but firmest gnored any constitutional terms of set
nil upheaving of the earthworks, cast- before Atlanta state that rebels assaulted must b furnished.
'•The d* nominations of these notes. iai>gin$fro*
The World asks why docs the Tribune ing them probably fifteen feet iiigiT.— Gen. Sherman's line vigorously last Wed- fifty
contrabands for tho army is having the supporters of the government, calls upon tlement. The letter iu question may
to five thousand dollars, place these ^ceuriti**
withiu
the reach of ail whojire disposed to aid th/ri?
nesday
but
were
repulsed
disastrously.—
pffeot of raising the price o! the article. tho " loyal Union leagues" to bestir may have beeu a bid for radical votes, keep abusing Gen. Halleck for military | the whole mass looked like a hu
country. Fur their m l t nip* ion, tne fiuth, honor »a4
Gen. Sherman's killed and wounded num- pioperty of that country are solemcly p!«Jf»dj A
Massachusetts has had the benefit of
mismanagement
when
it
means
Mr.
Linfountain
of
earth
and
dust
and
formed
we trust that it will lose the " gov- coln all the time ? Why not call perisMit* to thi.-i contest, ):<»»• believed {o b*•early intelligence, a secret understand- themselves. It says: " They are said to
a most imposing spectacle. Simultane- ber COO. He buried 660 rebels. Hood's NMMt-lvl
nrar at hand, will largely enhance their value to tS4
ernment
" ten for every one it will gain, sons as well as things by their real names ously with this explosion our batteries loss was 4,000.
ing with the government, and the pi'jk "number many hundred thousand voters
holder "
This Bttnk also receives subscriptions to the
•of the market ! These freedmeu, so "in their secret organizations; they have for we can not thvuk that real Uuion- 'just once?"
Nashville, August 1.
along the entire lino opened a most
TEN-FORTY
GOLD BEARING FIVE PB&
called,'ive in camps and arc fee! upon, "a complete system of records ; they can [ovinfj, conservative tuen are much lonNo
fighting
since
the
28th.
All
the
murderous and destructive fire upon
Nebraska salt, manufactured at the the rebel breastworks, and the infantry, army is in fine condition preparing for an
CEFT. BONDS,
government rations, cannot travel with
er to bo befooled. If so they are big- Saline Springs, fifty miles west of Ne.turns of $50, $200, $1,000, and $5,0^0
out passports, nor iiiuT employment "dispatch to the field, if they try, at least
with deafening cheers, rushed into the advance upon Atlanta, which will occur in Wf
'• appeal with confidence to a ley*] and pa
braska City, is being produced in large embankments of the enemj'. There shortly. Authentic reports confirm the pnople.
sufficient to live upon. When they are ''a hundred thousand able bodied and er gudgeons than we take them for.
and invoke the efforts of ail who love their
quantities.
It
is
a
very
fine
article
and
country
and quire lor it a'cloriou's fuiuie, to aid th'if
Tuntfed for the army therefore they "patriotic soldiers. Let them meet in
has been a constant bombardment, last- death of the rebel Gen. W. H. Walker. Government
m^taining its crfdit and placiiig tbftl
In
another
column
wo
copy
will compare favorably with any salt in ing one Lour and twenty minutes. At I t is reported Gen. Wheeler is killed, oretiit uj'on *instuMe
have no alternative, and no power of "their lodges forthwith, then, all over the
foundation."
the
world.
Many
farmers
have
cured
from
the
N.
Y.
Tribune,
an
article
which
C
H A R L E S * H . 1UCI1BIOND.
resistance, and they are brought in in
but the report lacks confirmation. 340
six
o'clock
our
troops
had
occupied
the
"country, and take this matter in handy
Cashier.
droves. The army when they are once
plainly indicates that its Editor-in chief, meat with it for some years and all pro- fli'Ht line of entveii'ehriiehls. Our troops Confederate prisoners arrived h-ere this August 3d, :S61.
in. fca« te«(o!d the labors, tho terrors, The Post is sound. Tho Union leaguers Mr. GUEELEY, scarcely relishes the ab- nounce it a number one article.
afternoon,
en
route
Nortli.
are constantly arriving at the front.—
Estate of William H. Gilland.
and the dangers of the plantation.— are ihe very men who should ' to the
Tho Milwaukee News observes: Lo, Several of our wounded tire also com
TATE OF MICHIGAN", County of Watbienav, «.—
rupt
termination
of
the
Niagara
Peace
S
A.t a session oi'the Probate Court for the Countj of
They do not corno in wittingly. They rescue." They swear by " O l d Abe,"
Chambersburg Burned.
the poor and holy negro ! how rapid and ing in. They report the slaughter inWashtenaw. hoiden ai the l'robau* #ffice in tbe city of
conference. It does uot so much dissent grand his advance to civilization J We flicted upon the enemy by the explohave to bo hunted throughout the
.
Ch&inbersburg,
July
31.
Ann Arbor, on 't'aesday, th*1 pecond d;iy of August in
thousand eigiit li undr<-d and sixty-fourneighborhoods, and to be caught and laugh at all his "joaks," approve his from tho President's proposed basis of have stolen him from his master; we sion and Hceurate range of our shells
Ou the morning of the oOth of July, theye*r oneThomas
N'inde Judge of Probale.
tied, and are brought in cofflfs, us on "plans," endorse all his proclamations, negotiations, as it regrets his proposing have stripped him; we have starved him; from guns and mortars as terrible in the rebels, under the command of Mc- prfltfMt;
In the matter of the Estate oi WiUiain EL GillM
deosued. Uavid Depue, a^niini traiur i-f saide^utt,
Uhe <liri-ne?. ceast, to the recruiting de- and " throw' up their hats" at hia reany terms instead of leaving the assumed wo have welcome his little ones to hos- the extreme. So far victory is ours.— Causland, with a force of about 500 men, c m p ^ into Court and represent? that he is now pW'
pots. Th-e Hinviriin'j'nufs of tho negro etjnt announcement that no propositions
pitable graveg and now we propose to T i e air is thick with flying missiles.— entered Chambersburg and demanded pared to render his final account as such aiinriniitr*rebel commissioners to offer theirs. It
to meet hi? liberalov w beginning to exWe are pushing the enemy steadily and $100,000 from the citizens, under a tor.
Thereupon it is Ordered, that Friday, th* twenty*
for peace will be entertained that Co not concludes another article on the subject buy him and kill him!
cite tfao wonder find tm<?w of the philsurely and occupying his fortifications. threat of burning the town. This requi- sixih day of August instant, at ten o'clock in tbe forenoon,
assigned foi examining and. allow leg such »cTho
Commercial's
special,
Washingguarantee
t'uo
"abandonment
of
slavery.'
anthropists who are just now willing to
Tho World's special says that the sition was in writing, and signed by Gen. count,be
thus: "We believe they might have
and tJjjit the heir* at law of said deceased,>n<*»ll
in said estdte, are required W
libosite him not only from his 'Oppress- Cotnmittod fully to his policy, right or beeu brought to set forth their terms of ton, 6ays that it. is understood that an movement of the corps across the Jubal Early. I t is now estabiished by other persons interested
earnest appeal will be made to the James river was ft feint, as they were indisputable proof that this demand was appear at a session of1 said Court, then to beholden**
ors, but from life also.
wrong, the}' should " shoulder arma,' Peace; aud that, whether these were
iliel'rojjateOffice, in t i e City of Ann Aibot.in m
President by leading republicans to
County, a'nd show cause, if aDy thejr be, whf
fcnd call out come.' instead of gn. Me: reasonable or otherwise, the National give Gen. McCieiian a command. I t brought back during the darkness of a pretext on the part of the marauders the said account should not be allowed. And it
to
cover
up
a
purpose
formed.
They
is further ordered, that said Administrator girt
VACCINATION BY MONKJSI-S —A reoe«t who <lo not believe the President's policy
i« urged that enlistments (o the Dumber Friday night to their old position
to the persons interested in said
cause would thereby have been sensibly
reached the town to burn it to the ground, notice
English work on natural history conSheridiin,
with
a
larger
force,
is
op-e
of tho ptndenoy <>f said account and the
would bo secured in
constitutional, wise or just, but who do promoted. But we bow to superior of 100.000
thereof, by causing _ copy of this Order to
withotit
giving
any
time
to
remove
pritains tiie io-ilowing.
rating around the rebels' right wing,
New York.
published in tlie Mickigan
Argus,
a newspaper
printed
p
g
g
pp p
vate property, and scarcely time enough and
The small-pox having spread ienr believe that it is diroctly calculated tr wisdom—nt least to the wisdom of supeaud important results are anticipated.
circulating in said County of Wash ten air*
successi\e
for
the
citizens
to
remove
their
families.
i ivee'ks pluvious to e ifl da v of hearing
fuWy among.st the mon^ey-s o<f 'South prolong the war, and in the end bring riors." This last clause is at lo.'ist a
The Herald says: The administration
Baltimore, Aug. 1.
(A true copy)
T11OSIAS NIXDK,
They fired the houses-of our citizens in 968td
Atnurves, Dr.. PinckfiTd, Secretary to separation, can consistently wait for the
has been doing all within its power to
Judge of ProbateA letter ftom Fortress Monroe, says perhaps fifty places Over 250 houses in
doubtful
compliment
to
the
President
tho B{ooi[i6ljury Street Vucoitiation draft; but the " loyal Union leaguers,'
kill off McCieiian for the last two years;
Estate
of
Caroline
Lamour.
lhat
later
advices
from
the
front
show
one part of the town were consumed, inan \ his advisers at Washington.
Society, was struck by the idea of ar
but with all its efforts he has been gradihut we were utiuble to hold all Iho cluding all the pufclie buildings, stores TATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washteniw, *«•sworn
to
support
tho
cmaiieipatiot
resting its farther progrerif. Vnc«ia:iually winning the confidence of the peoS At a session of the Probate Court for tho Coant7
£"ji£*' [n an official letter of Gov. ple. As it was with Geu. Taylor, they ground gained in the assault on Satur- and hoteis, -consprising about two-thirds of Washtenaw, holdep at tbe Probate Office in $*
tioi) was, of course, the means of stay- schemes of tho President, should rejoic
day, it being mostly commanded by on of a town containing 6,000 inhabitants. city of Ann Arbor on Tuesday, the second day of^iing the plague, and his scheme for its at a chance to volunteer, and should be PAKRUR, of N. J., dated July 22, we find are rullyicg around him on account oi
gust in the year o«e thwusKtid eight hundred and illtf
inner Hue, and that the works taken by
introduction was singularly ingenious. ashamed to wait for the draft. W' the following paragraph, which we eom- the abuse heaped upon him by the party
Thus a large body of citizens are re- Vnamnt, ThomaH Kinde, Judge of Prob.it©.
our forces were recaptured by the eneHe bound two or three boys hand and
duced from comparative wealth to abso- It the matter of the Kstate of Caroline Lamour,*1
tnend to the attention of those of our in power.
my. We took 5oO prisoners iu the asasyd. l>avid Depue, Adtnwiistrator of said eatiWi
foot, im<J then vaccinated them in the second the motion of the Post.
lute poverty. Many families have lost Cf
comes iuto Court and represents iliat he is nowp*
sault. The loss on both sides is prob"We
have
been
luvolyed,"
says
Mr.
readers
who
think
quotas
without
num—Provost-Marshai-General
FKY
seem
pared
to render his finalaeoou^ias such adrainisttfW*
presenee «f an old monkey, who was
all their bedding and clothing, except
ably from -1,000 to 5,000.
Thereupon it is Ordered, that Friday, the twenty
observed to i>e closely attentive to IJis to have a faculty for issuing all sorts o ber can be easily filled by sending agente Weed, ''for nearly four years io an abosuch as they had on their persons. The sixth
day of August, insiant, at ten o'clock in "*
lition war," which "promises nothing but HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC, )
proceedings. Uo then left a young orders—law or no law—and wo wouK to " Dixie : "
loss will be largely over one million dol- furen"on, be assigned for examining; and allowing s^W
account,
and that the heirs at law of said dece»6'*«
Jn y 30th, 0 T. M. 5
an interminable conflict or an inglorious
inoukey, with KO«K; of tho matter ou
lars. Without aid from abroad there and all otl. er persons interested in said estate, are rj*
" I think it will be f.iund that but few termination."
suggest
to
the
Post
that
it
procure
on
And
Mr.
Lincoln
two
After
tbe
explosion
at
an
early
hour
on of said Court,
at a
the table, aud beside it a lancet, guarwill be great suffering in our community. quired to,t appear
recruils can be obta'ned in tho rebe
the Probate
i the
h City
Cit off A
Ann ArW<
b
th
T b t Oflice. in
dud, that it might Bf>t cut too deep, by from him conscripting the " loyal lea States. The New York Time* of this days later announces that the war shall this morning everything betokened a
i« said County, and shnw cause, if any tbfre be, i™J
continue
to
be
an
abolition
war
if
he
is
th-e said account should not be allowed: And it if i ^
bnlliurit
victory,
but
soon
aiUsd'
matters
a pycjfletittg piece of steti). The Doc "uors " en musse, in advance of lhe draft morning alleges that men can not now
Nearly one thousand Union pris- ther ordered, that said Administrator give notice W
tor witaeeaod the result fr.om a neigh- crediting them to their several localitie be had there, and gives this as the opin- re-elected. Will this announcement be assumed a different aspect, part of the oners from the Red River counrty arri- the persons interested in said estate, ot" ihe pendeutf
of said account,ai.ri the hearing tborof, by C4U«B| *
apt
to
intensify
Mr.
Weed's
desire
that
attacking force having given away,
boring room.; the eld monkey threw on account of the quotas receutly appor ion of Generals GRANT and SHEHMAN.'
of this Order to be published in tbe ***j[Ji
ved at New Orleans on the 25tb, ult., copy
Mr.
Lincoln
shall
be
re-elected
?
Argu?, a nowspaper printed and circulating ' n .
thus
exposing
the
balance
to
an
enfiltho young one down, bound hiuo withthe majority of them belonging to Iowa County of Washtenaw, three successive weeks previo"
tioned
under
the
"500,000
msro"
call.
This
coincides
with
our
views,
and
we
ading
fire
from
artilJery
and
infantry.—
out delay, and vaccinated him nviti) all
The month of July, 1804, will be
and Indiana, tne 26ih Indiana and 19th io said day of hearing(A true copy.)
THQMAR NIN'DE,
think volunteers to fill o>ttr quo'.a must memorable for disastrous fires in this The programme WHS as follows: The Iowa being largely represented. The
the skill of a professor.
OtJSJtd
Judge of Probit*.
The Publishers of the N. ¥
be looked for in oik-er directions,. II country. Many of them have orgina- mine was to be exploded a4 3 A. M.— True Delta says that they present a most
A PACIFICATOR.—James P. Hol-jombe, World has issued a prospectus for "Th there are any in our own snidst who can tod from tho drought, t.nd vast quanti- The batteries to open at once along the pitable appearance, beiug hatless and
Sale.
ef Virgimx, one of the Confederate 'Campaign World'," the first number t
ties «1' valuublo wood land have been entire line immediately after the explo- shoeless, many of them were without
TATE OF >UCJTISANVlp Circuit Court for the Co?"'
be
induced
to
list
they
should
bo
dealt
sion,
and
th»
9th
corps
to
make
tko
ty
QT
Washtenaw,
In
Chancery.
Eliza J'erku1''
peace negotiators, waB for a while a stu- be issued the first week of September
burnt over. Aside from this, it is estisufficient clothing to cover their naked- Complainant., us. Sebra Pevkins( l)efpndant. In Px*(
dent of Yal/j College, in the class which containing the proceedings of th-e Chi with liberally, and for the balance aliens mated that upwards of §5,000,000 charge, supported by the 18th, Ayre's ness. They are animated skeletons, suanceand by virtue of ft deciee of the Cirouit Cow
th* bounty of Washteuaw, in Chancery, n 1 "* 0 ?
graduated in 1840. He was a young man
instead of residents of the refeel States worth of property hns been destroyed Division of tlie 5th G«rps, and the 3d whoso feet left blood marks in their for
the eeoor.d day < f December, A. DM eigltteen bunjire
cago
Convention.
Iho
World
in
n
Division
oi
the
2d
Corps.
Tho
greatand fifty-nine, in a certain .cause therein p«d»l>
•of very markod abilities-. lie hus resiby fire in different eeeiions of the Unimust be relied upon.
er part of the arrangement was carried tracks. Many of them have been from wherein Eliza Perkius is complainant, a.nd Sebr» ^*j
ded several years io Cincinnati, aud is able advocate of tho democratic caus
ted States.
kins Js defendant. Notice is heieby given, tbata »»r
twelve
to
sixteen
months
in
prison.
out as ordered, though the commenceBell at puDlicauc;ion to tbe highest biddfr, at t w e l .
.known as tho author or editor of several and its campaign edition "will be a faith
£3£" Tho population of tlie -eity of
o'clock, nooo, on Saturday, the seventeenth w
£ 3 ^ - The St. Louis Repul-iican eon-ment was later than the hour designated
law treatises. Ho i.-f at present Prof'es- •fal correct, swnl vigorous exponent of Jackson, as eliowu by the recent *cn«us,
Septfmber, r,ext, at the front door of -the Court H
on account of the fuse going out twice.
unty of W.ishtena*. *J
of the Circuit Court for the Count
siders
it
settled
that
Gen.
McCieiian
£3g
All
admit
that
the
turning
SDC at Law in the University of Virgin1
the city of Ann A/bor,, County
of Washtcna*
Cy
" »_^t
ia, aud was a member of the last llieh- the wntitnents of tfoe great opposition is 5,604. Tl>e population of the eouuty will be the Chicago nominee, and wants The explosion took place at precisely point of the campaign is opposition to Statecyof Michigan,
Tl.enest half oi tbe south-*;1"
g ,
40
minutes
past
four.
The
roar
of
west
half
"' .
John
S.
Phelps,
of
Missouri,
for
Vice
ti fififteen, and tbe
the present corrupt and imbecile admin- quarter of section
party of the «owntry." Its wide circu- of Jackson is 26,664, being, very siugu
H
He
ge ntleman of
g
g
north-cast quarter of section twenty two, in To«»»l>
artillery
that
immediately
followed
was
President.
We
see
also
that
fourteen
istration.
Who,
then,
is
more
appronship™
p™
•
south of nin^e seven cn't, in the To
bri.gh a.'\d sincere character, cannot be lation will be productive of good,— Jarly, exactly what it was in 1 SCO. The delegates to tbe Chicago Convention almost deafening. At 5:30 the fort, priate to be the candi-late of the oppo- one
lem, in the Count j of W 4 sljtenaw, and State of «
•city
has
gained
iu
the
fonr
years
805,
C. H. VANCI.EVE,
calif d a .politician, and has undoubtedly Ten copies to one address, $3 ; twenty
bave already arrived from Louisiana, with part of the line on each side, was sition element than tho man whom the law Court CoinaiisBio»cr in and
for the Coun-J
entered into -tiio JN'iigara ueg0tiaU&U8 copies, $5. Address, TIIK Woaic, 85
the balance of tine county decreased who are ail for the uomiuutiou of Mc- carried in a most brilliant style. Tbe administration has labored harder to rnin Circuit
Washtcnaji.
1
with no l)onet<t purpose of aocosripliehing
O.HIWHTNB, Solicitor for Complernanl.
..,11
i 2<1 iliviBion, which wan in tbe contri , thin it his to crush out the rebellion ?
Cldlsn.
the same Dumber.
B
Park Row. Now York.
the
AnnArboi .Ta!; ' . j i i t ' u b ' h . A V. I ' M
h bj
b
t ^ to
t hur
h re iIU now.
i
S
NEW YORK MINSTRELS,
The New Seven-Thirty Loan,
S
DYSPEPSIA,
Glad News for the Unfortunate I
Wo had hoped to be able to give
our readers this week some statistics from
the recent census, but are unable to do so.—
Several of the Supervisors—Freedom, Lodi,
A.3ST3ST A B B O R ,
and Webster—have not yet made their reOne door North of Risdon and neiuierson'*, Hardware j
turns, and some of the rolls returned are not
Store.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 5, 1864. footed, and require more time to get from Passeugertrains now leave TJetroit.Chicago,a&d the
9ever»lstationsinthisCounty.asfollowB :
he undersigned having purchased the entire stock
them the information we wish than we have
of W. D. Smith & Co., and added largely to the Baruo,
GOING WEST.
~ ~ s 7 M . Pettengill &. C o . ,
is
prepared
to furnish his friends and patrons a gooii
been able to spare. As soon as the rolls are
Leave
Ray E x . Dext. Ac. Eve. Ex. Night Kz
8.00 A . M . 3.45 P.M. 5.00 p. M 8.45 P.M aasortmentof well made furniture, consisting of
do.37 P a r k R o w , New l u r k , & 0 S t a i r St all in we will endeavor to at least give our Detroit.
10.00
Ypsilantl,
9.20 "
5.05 " 6.27
Boiton, are our Aleuts tor tUe ARGOS In those cities
10 £0
\/i are authorized to take Advertisements and Sub- readers the population of the several Towns. Ann Arbor, 9.40 " 5.S0 " S.W
FURNITURE ROOMS
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD,
O l
AND
i DISEASES RESULTING FROM
LONG SOUQHT FOB
DISORDERS OF THK LIVES
DISCOVERED AT
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
ARE CORKD BY
EOOFLAND'S
T
rjptiunsfor us at our Lowest Rales.
Closing of the Mails.
j^ils leaving Ann Arbor for the East aud West close
"^* Yesterday,
y the President's Fast
Dexter,
10.05 p. x. 6.CO "
Clieleea,
11.20 "
"
Ar. Chicago 8 15
Day, was pretty generally observed in our L e a v e
city. All of the stores were closed and every Chicago,
Chelsea.
thing seemed as quiet as Sunday.
Dexter,'
GERMAN BITTERS,
£0FAS, BUREAUS,
7.15 "
••
7 35 '• — - "
5.304. M. 8.45 A. at.
THE GREAT STRENGTHENING
CURE
BEDSTEADS, BOOK-CASES!
GOING EAST,
Dex.Ac. \ight Ex. Day Ex.
C.CO P.M.
10.00 P. x B.30 A . M.
u 'f jllowl
TABLES and CHAIRS,
GOING WKST.7:3O A. M.
•
A.M. 7.46 A. M. 4.06 P.M.
AST, 4.30 !
5 45 " 8.0 " 4.20 '•
Joan I. THOMPSON, P. II.
Ann Arbor, 4.811 A. 51 0.10 " 8.SS " 4.45 •' of all kinds, and in fact oi every thing pertaining to the
£ S £ r " Heart's Content " is the place YpsllHUti, 4.45 " 6.S5 " 8 45 " 6.05 " business.
S.O0 " 10 00 " 6.S0 ' •
where the Atlantic cable will be landed. Ar. Detroit, 6.10
FOTl S A L E 1
The Day Exin-css each way is the Mail Train.
Mr. Field proposes to build a laud line Trains
do
uot
stop
atutatiou.4
wlu-rc-tigiuesareomit. L O U N G E S . MATRASSES,
IIKI NDERSIONF.I) having " written for fame and
printed for glory " until his aspirations for both of to Placeutia, one hundredmilesin length, teclintho table.
Trains
connect
at
Detroit
\ii\h
tho
Great Western an'1. &c, &c.,made to order by good and experienced workthose articles are fully Rratitifl, ofiers the 6>TOS, and over a good road the entire distance.
Orand Trunk Railways of Canada, and the Detroitand men, and warranied to give satisfaction* Hi) also
j o o J l iSD JOB PKINTISU E»T,IUURI!MK.\T of the
A cable will connect Placentia Bay with Toledo, an<l Detroit aud Milwaukee- Railroads, and keeps a good aagortment of Cfa'wrj und \Vnlnut Lumber
Cleveland Steamers
sale at reasonable prices. Ami will also pay the
Cape Breton. Capt. Oilebar of H. M. At tht t'ouipany'* Ticket OiTices at Dt»trqit,CUic^go, for
r
highest market price for Cherry. Walnut, and While
or nate. Terras ma W known on • pplication.
.'oliet and Lafayette,through tickets can be purchased Wood Lumber.
steamer
Margaretta
Stevenson,
will
meet
IB. B . P O M > .
toall the principal cities and towns in the United states
P. S. He has also purchased thi* new an-3
Mr. Field at Placeutia, to make souud- and Ciinaclas.
Aon Arbor, June C3\, 1801.
LUXURIOUS SLEEVING CARS upon all night trains.
inga.
Rattan's celebrated Ventilating Apparatus upou nil
ELEGANT UEARSK!
£ ^ £ T h e residents of the 8d, 4th,
day trains—tho best dustpreventativetn use.
E N*. RICK.General Superintendent.
D^JE"
An
order
has
just
boon
issued
bf ^rnith & Co., and is prepared to furnish all kinds of
,nd 5th Wards of this city, liable to draft,
:
Eve. Ex.
D
S
m»ko a ward bounty of §200. The city, in brethren and friends.
addition, will probably vote §100 per man.
MACON PRISONERS.—The Hartford
—The 1st and 2d Wards have adopted subitantially the same course. These Wards Courant publishes letters from an officer,
DOW prisoner to the rebels in_ Macon,
tits 398 enrolled men.
. B ACH
ha* a new and complete
Dr W. B, MERWIN & CO.,
\o.B9 Liberty struct, Sew T o r i .
bought before the recent
EDITOR OF AKOCS:
HAVE AiND DO GIVEBETTER SATISFACTION
CHEROKKE KEMEDY. t::c Rroiu laalanDinrrtic
curee all (U8 asets of tbc crii try ortiaDB.snch a» Incontinence of theTTrlr.e, Inflnmrmnlou of tlic Bladder,
Inflammation of tbe Kldneyp. stone In tiie Bladder,
Stricture. Oravm. Gonorrhea, Gleet, and 13 eijpedally rccor mei\Cf\ iu thos* case^ of Fltor Albus.
for Wblic InfciumlcB.)wbere all ttio oid Dat»?O£d
nicjlclm s Kive failed.
C3T* it is prepare- In a Mittily concentrated forrr,
the d»se only bcl'g from one to Uaspoonfols liuoe
times per iny.
Zlf- It Is <U:r-Lie and a;; rstlvc In Its action : pml.
l>'liig-and c^autim; He b'ood, causing it toflowIn
6li of IIS ordinal purity uad Vlcor; thue removing
ft-oir. the xyit-juj a i uwale^Lf cans •« which ii»Tc inlinked (UflFiufe
C U E U U K E E I N J E C T I O N 1* lnt Lde 1 as aa
Mly cr atsUtMirf to t. p f'heroKce Kouiet!>» i.nU
should be a.-ed In c i:\jnnctlon wli'a tbftt medicmolo
sill cases r 1 Gleet. Gon-r: liea, Fluor Albua or Whites
ICH tTtcts Kro hPa'lhg, aoothu.-g an.1 demulcent; re*
moving ail ataUKu^, neat ituu p n : , lofitoad of the
burniDK ftud almi-Ht uncui!ur*bie pain tti^<toexperienced with nearly all thy i.l-«fil> QA801E Injcctorg.
t a r By thcuau of the CHEKOKKE KtMEOY and
Ci7?'R0KEE IN JK•;! 10N-:he two ttcaiclnts at the
name Uu;<>-^!1 Improper dkit-lwrpea aro removed,
iind tbo Y> ?3rvO'ied organs art «ppeU)ly restored lo full
vigor ui;d 3tK'nKtb.
iarPi-lce. Citei'dk^u ttflinedy, f. per bottle, or
three bottles for $">.
W Price, Cherokee Injection, tl per boitle, or
three bottles for $5.
tg^Bent by lixprws lu aay uddf*i3 on receipt of
price.
py- For fall lijriicaUra gel our paicpnletftomany
drux storo iu ihe cc nutty, or write us and we will mall
rree to aiiy ftddieija. a full treatise.
All sueli orders mast be sent HI C. A. COOK, Chlcago, our General Agent for the West.
Sold
by
Wholesile Prng^istH, and by rill Ilruueists cvurywbvre.
C. A. COOK, CmoiOo. General Apeut for t i e
States of Illinois lows, Wl«consln, MUjlmjun and In
dltLB.
field & meeting ou Friday evening last, to take from the Adjutant General's office, staO YOU >VI«iH TO RG CUBED!
Wood Coffins, Mefalic Cases,
measures to fill the quota of the district.— ting that, on and after this date, volun- ^J
DK. BUCHAN'S
A subscription paper was prepared, guaran- teers fcerving ia three year organizations, ENCI.I3H SPECIFIC P1I.LS cure, in less thin 30 days,
the worst case* of NEKVGUPNES8, Impotency, PremaAND CASKETS,
teeing if .sufficient funds are raised, a bounty who may have nt the date of re-enlist ture Decay, Seminal Weakness. Tnsnnity, and all Uni
nary, Sexual and Nervous Affections, no mutter from
rnent
less
than
sixty
days
to
serve,
may
of $100 to every volunteer credited to the
Ou
the
shortest
notice. Also attends to lay lag out
what cause produced. Price, One Dollar per box —
dfcoa»(d persons day and night, without charge. All
district; a payment of $100 to each resident re-enlist in the regiments and companies Sent, post paid, by reail. on receipt of an order. One furniture
delivered
In tlie cit-y free of charge.
Box will perfect the cure iu m<>f*t cases. Address
who shall put in a substitute; and also, if the to which they belong, to serve one, two,
JAMKS S. BUTLER,
or
three
years.
They
will
be
entitled
to
3in906
General Agont,4!" Broadway, New York.
quota is not filled, a payment of one hundred
W. U. BENHAM.
dollars to each contributor to the fund who all bounties of the act of July 4th.
A
Card
to
the
Suffering.
Ann
Arbor,
January
18th, 1803.
940tf
shall be drafted. If the fund raised is in exWALLOW two or three hogsheads of " Duchu,"
cess oi $100 per man, the payments to be JC2£* The new President, to be uoru- . "Tonic Hitters," " Sarsaparilla," '-Neivous
iuatod at Chicago, and elected in No- Antidotes," &c,tec.,& c , and after you are satisfied
increased pro rata, Each enrolled man is exvember, must be a man ready and wil- with the result, then try one box of OLD DOCTOR
2
d
and
we
BUCHAN'S ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS—and be repetted to contribute $25 to the fund, i
stored to health and vigor in less than thirty daya.—
believe the Committee appointed to circulate j ^ £ , e _ a m a n w ' L o s h a l l r e p r e s e n t truly They are purely vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt
an<i salutary in their effects on the broken-down and
the subscription are meeting with v< ry good j , , i e d i g n i t y a n ( J p o w e r ( ) ft h e n a t ; 0 D _ a n d
shattered constitution. Old and young can take them
advantage. Imported and sold in the Unltec
success though not as good as they should. There !w h o w h e r j t h e f u llne8S of time has come. with
States only by
JAMES S. BUTLER,
some hold backi in the Wards. There are will be not unwilling even to tender an
No. 427 Broadw .}*, New York.
|3p=
Agent for the L'uited States
374 enrolled men; the deflcicincy of the dis- armistice, suggesting a national convenP.S.—A Box of the Pills, securely packed, will bo
trict is now understood to be 32; and at §2otion of all the States, to bring the sec-mailed to any address on receipt of price, wnich is
OXE DOLIAR, post paid—raonev refunded by the
per mau enough money ought to be raised to tions again together, fcico to fuce, as Agent it" entire satisfaction is not given.
3m9G6
These Bitters have perfnrmeil more Cures
CHF.RO&EE INJECTION,
Compounded from Routs, Uark- uti
T
ling to meet any and every overture for
DKAR Pin :-With your pe. mission I wish to sa? to
the readers of your paper that I 'vill send, by return
mail, toall who wiah it (free), a Receipe, with full di
rectioDS for making and using a simp'e Vegetable
Balui, that will effectually remove. In ten days. Pimples, Blotches.Tan, Freckles, and all Impurities of the
Georgia. He says :
Skin, leaving tho same soft, clear, smooth and beauti;
"Every
State
in
the
Lniou
is
repreful.
Chase's New York Minstrels"
F will also mitil dee to those hnving Buld Heads, or
new candidates for the favor of our citizens, sented here, and a jolly crowd it is.—- Bare Faces, simple rlirections and information that
Wlitoh will be Sold
Our
camp
consists
of
four
acres,
enclosed
will
enable tliem t<> atari a full growth of Luxuriant
us advertised to appear at Hangsterfer's
Hair,
Whiskers,
or
a
Moustache,
in
less
than
thirty
by a board stockade twenty feet Jiigb..— daya.
Hall, on this and to-morrow evenings. The
The location is healthy, and well supAll applications answeied by return mail without
Cleveland Herald says of this troupe :
plied by water, occupied by nearly one charge.Ue5j»ectfully yours,
This splendid troupe appeared last night
thousand of us, as comfortable as can be
TH0MA3 F. CH\P.\fAN',th mist,
for the first uime before a Cleveland audience.
3mr66
831 Broadway, New York.
All the officers who were
Braioinl'o Hall was crowded, and we are con- for prisoners.
AT THE
ftfentthat we but speak the senuments of all in prison at Richmond are here also.—
CHEROKEE FEMALE Pir*I,$.
present when we .say it is one of ihe best or- Our occupatioo consists in cooking our
TME MOST USEFUL MEDICIXE YET DISCOVERED.. —If one
ganizations of the i i u d that ever appeared corn meal and bacon, policing camp, and,
enumerate the ills attendant upou irregularity oi the
here, and some respects far superior to most,
if uot all, traveling bands of Miustrels. One since the arrival of the Richmond pris- period in ftiuales, adtcE exrmines the far-reaching evil
of these ills to all connected with one who may bu
noticeable feature is their freedom from the oners, looking for vermin.
subjected to them, it is impossible to controvert the
superfluous and exaggerated shirt collar
fact tliat the Cherok ee Pill is th.fi most useful and benstyle tliat prevails to so large an extent
1
The
New
York
Herald
asks
some
|
eficent medicine ever offered to tlw public. Sure to
jiaong the profession, as though it was impossible to act, lalk or look 'funny" without pertinent questions which Lincoln's sup- regulate with Ihe exactness of mathematical calcula*ii extenuated checkered shirt collar, pro- porters cannot satisfactorily answer for tion. Safe to all, and infallible in the removal ot obtruding itself several inches above the head themselves.
In his ultimatum, addres- struction and suppression, these Pills should be in the
of every maiden, wife and mother in the
«f the performer.
sed " to whom it may concern," Mr. possession
Ann Arbor, April, 1864.
Ihe "funny business" in tliis band is really Lineolu lays down the abolition of sla country. Dwn't be pulrutu off with any t»ther, but try
the Cherokee Pills and you will be convinced of their
funny, and although their jokes aud savings
Im966
nlay not always l e perfectly original, they very as one of the terms of peace.— efficacy. Sold by all druggists.
ire told iu a terse, fresh style, that is perfect- Whero did he get his authority for this?
LOOK
«S" PROF. R. J . LYON'S* Patients apd all others
ly satisfactory to the audience. Their instru- What section of the Constitution auintcrrested will please take notice that he will contin
mental and vocal music is of a high order, thorizes it ? When was the war for the
A large lot of
ue his visits at the Monitor House. Ann Arbor, during
iad elicited well merited applause.
Union transformed inio a crusade 1804 and "65 and at the expiration of which he will disagainst slavery ? By what right does continue his visits and open an Infirmary at Cleveland,
The little frame building opMr. Lincoln presume to say that the Ohio, for the treatment of Lung and Chest diseases.
posite Hooper? brewery was consumed by
AND
emancipation of negroes is as much the
fir* on the night of the 3d inst. I t was ocMathews* Chocolate WormDrcpa ?
object of this war as the restoration of
cupied by Mr. Beuham aforl used as a match
N'EVEU fail to destroy and exterminate all kinds of
the Union ? What party sustains him
factory. We believe there was no insurance,
in this view of the case ? If the South Intestinal Worms. Are perfectly reliable in all cases
the firemen were promptly on hand but the wish to come back into the Union with and far superior to any and all of the Fanoy Worm
onfeotiona, nd naueeoua Vermifuges in use. They
always on band at
forties had made such progress that they slavery, what party will dare oppose
may be taken at all times with perfect aafety ,as they
T
could render no assistance.
their return? The Northern people contain NO MERCURY", or other deleterious Drug.—
care nothing about slavery. What they Mothers should always purchase tViem and give their
e
have received the August want is the Union. Who will refuse to children no other.
nttiriber of the American Monthly Knickerbock- let us have that when the rebels offer to
{No Cathartic whatever, is necessary to be given)
CLOTHING STORE.
Each box contains 24 Drops or Lozenges. Price 2a
er, a well-printed magazine of 96 pages, "de- lay down their arms ?
cts.
For
Sale
by
all
Drugtf.sU
and
Dealers
i.i
Meditoted to Literature, Art, Science, and PoliGive us a CAII nnj wo can and will sell you ehsape
cine.'.
and letter goods than any other house in this city.
tics." It is edited by J . HOLMES AOXEW,
C. R. WALKER. General Agent,
059tf
The New York Herald thus shows the ly»22
formerly a Professor in the Michigan UniverBuffalo, N . Y and Fort Erip.C. W.
wonderful
similarity
between
Jackson
sity. Its literature is of a high standard,
j&S~ As iwTKBismsG LKTTKR.—Messrs Post & Bniff,
.ana its politics a decided improvement on ihe and Lincoln : " There is one similarity Agents N. Y, Sanitary Society, Rochester.—Rents . I
radical periodicals which have so long mo- between Jackson and Lincoln—one was deem it due to you state the magical effect of that one
bottle of People's Cure which I obtained from you in
nopolized the field. In fact, it is confessedly and the other is, long and lank. Here November last. Seeing the advertisement ol your So.
the
similarity
ends.
Jackson
had
great
and outspoken Democratic, and as such we
ciety offering to give your mejicine to clergymen for Mr. Mat hews first prepared the VENETIAN HAIR
DYE ; since that time it has been used bv thousands,
•comrfiend it to those of our readers who force of character, Lincoln has none.— the poor of their parishes, I ootained a bottle fora poor and
in no instance has it failed to give eutire satisfacJackson
was
a
lean
and
a
great
man.—
girl of my congregation, who h.id long been nearly help tion.
wtftH be glad of the monthly visit of a magThe VENETIAN DYE is the cheapest in the world .—
Lincoln
is
a
lean
and
a
small
one.
Jackless
from
Rheumatism,and
strange
to
say,
that
one
•dhe <*f a healthy political tone. The Editor
price is only Fifty Cents, aua each boitlo contains
son, it is true, had his jokes; but they bottle cured her entirely. I write this hoping it mayIts
double tht; quantity ol dye in those usually sold for
tnd his enterprise ire endorsed by a large
were practical ones, and told for the good aid the Society in its efforts to introduce the medicine, M.
number of the prominent Democrats of the
TherVEXETIAtf DYE is warranted not to injure the
of the cbuntry. Lincoln's jokes are vul- and bless those who may need such a remtdy ; and I hnir
or the scalp in the slightest degree.
use strong terms, as I believe its merits will fully justify
country, and we hope that both may succeed.
The VEXETIAM DYF workB with rapidity and cergar, and tell to the damage of the na-the most superlative forms of speech.
tainty, the hair requiring no preparation whatever.
$3 a year; two copies, $5. Address J .
tion."
The VENETIAN DYE produces any shade taat may
Yours, Respectfully,
HOLMES AOSEW, 37 Park Row, New York.
be desired—one that will not fade, crock or wash out
C. R. WILKINS,
—one that is as permanent as the hair itself. For sale
—Will the publisher send us the July and
by all druggists Price 50 ^enH.
From the Southwest.
Pastor of the First Presbyterian ChurchA. t. MATHE'WS, General -Agent.
(uuwe numbers 1
922yl
PitUford, Monroe Co. N. Y.
Cairo, July 31.
12 Gold Street. New York.
"I
-ith BB««. ., ,uuJJ S ™ ° " ; , ,
"I wastroubl.d
wastroubl.d -ith
morenr !!,.,« every
dd,,r. I Uare l E j t T
9u'Torin
'Ti S
bottles of tbe-Peopu.s Cure/ nnd i l a v e o o t ) , , " ; ;
pal,, since lie ft it oft ••rore tl,,, n , , , u r ' « e e l . » \ % , ' "
c uldfrmjaUUneatlnlr cured and thf jfii
lms made me Ii-el very lijrfit
i
Have mure Ti.-Uiuoii} :
HAV£ MORE RESPECTABLE FEOl'LE
TO VOUCH FOR TEEM !
Than any other article in thf marker.
hcn,..-t;m«;» very acutel
uhectmaienced taking
About lha first , t !,,„ ' • ,
We defy any one to contradict this Assertion, IIMttd te tehe i; MJS
4>e csmswiKtd, the s
AXI> WILL PAY
To any one who wil! produce a rertiOcat© published ''.
by us,thati:4*uut up^ClKE.
HOOFLJllSD'S GERMAN BITTERS
•Bufia
- ,
CURE
**Tffo of our subscrit f-T-- ono .
a bad Fever Sore, thr or'icr ivifh
e Tooplfs
Cure'
I,Tttii;
e' I,T
Chronic oi Nervous Debility, Diseases seen tuo udvftrtisi?nieut of the
'IVopk ; s~c'
Ur
paper,
tl,o JIc<l,cine
iper, purchased
purchased lliu
iledicine >a,,d n o , , , , , , , , ,
of the Kidneys, and Diseases
thor
oagi.lt
tried
it,
report
to
O^ommcBuWft
Z«
tl;
arising fiom disorbearUy«i.a«boroiigli
ra^ltat
hi
au Advocaio. remelj in their
dered Stomach.
THK
Lures DiscuM*
['F.OPLK'S
Obierxe tht folUxcivg symptom? t wiltingfrcm Ditordtts
of the Skin.
of the Digestive Organs :
Constipation, Iuivarcl Tilt's, Fullness ul Blood to the
ticad. Aciiiity, of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, j D...1. .n, , ntirrfy blind ; but i ^ ^ w T t ™ "i fu''
Disgust for food, Fullness or weight In the Stomach • of ,h. .Peoples Cue.'
Wdh ^
m y t^SZSSS
Sour Eructations, linking or Buttering at t'u: pit
ox the btoiuach, Swimming el" the Head, Hur*
rio*! and difficult breathin£. Flu ttdrhig ct
the Heart, Choking or Suffocating Scasatiens wbeo ia a Lying
Posture,
Dimness of Vision, Dota
or Wtbs before tho Sigh'3, Ft=ver and
Dull Pain in tb.6 HoaJ, Defidiency of Pres*
i-Konl-s C U R E cZu"srMhk
piration, Yullowness of the Skin and Eyes, pain
In the side, back, chest, limbs, kc. Sudden flush*
!? l.aveus.dthc.Teo^./c^in m y " < & V u h
ea of Heat, Burning* in the Flesh, Constant
p a t beneht, .n ca-ies olj.wofaU and Salt n
i
have recommended it frequently to mj f -ijnjs l\; ,f
imagmuigsofEvil and Great Depression of Spirits,
WILL CUpS IN EVERY CASE OF
ssj^ss'b'rs b e e - *-"**»' and m-Ki '^L*
CHAS. SC1IARFF, 273 Main St., up-stairs "
THAT THIS BITTERSIS
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKEY,
AND
THE GREAT
GREAT RISE IN GOLD ? !
FOR
Buffalo Testimony.
CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDS,
BUT
mi boy, w),o i?no« twelve yeats old. I l,j,vo h».t
many trouble and diliic.lties. all this ti u ,e, unfltUiii
me for every kind or labor, and de.troying all " , y " c m *
fort, Last summer I coimneaced takinir the 'Peonl.'.
P
peaud, a n d ! [ « ) cheerful ami happv
°
"
"MRS. CACHARi.Ve T'EWALD,
..i<
- ; •t V ^ J ^ - C J
mtilicincs fail
'My w , e has been in r oor heahh for a long tim»
havui,, irequcmly to ca.l a j h r a c i i o tu attend Ltr- but
she was recently very much worse. For live or' 6 r
weeks she had no appetite, lost all her strength and
B*.««Mhdaj growing wowe, She had night sweats,
READ WHO SAYS SO coughed
a ;"-cat neal daring each ni^ht and oon«iu«i».
bly during the day, »uu we all supposed she <ra» going
off wPth the consumptionj \r!ien a friend advised her to
From tho Ec-v. I.evi O. Beck, Pastor of tho B.iptijt take the 'Peoples'* Cuw. On Inking the ciedicfne «h«
Clmrch, Pemberton, >J. J. 'orujcrlv of the North BaD- perceived a change at onoo. On the Lhlrd day she had
recovered her appetite, and was fant regaining her
tist Church, Philadelphia.
strength, until, on the eighth day, not yet having ta.
ken oue bottle, khe has stopped inking the medipin*
I linve known Hooflaiid'a Goroiaa Iiitters fuvorablv saying she was as well as anybody could b«, and hh«
for a number oi years, l hare used them in my own has contiuurd soever >'ince
family, and ha^e been so pleased -with their efT»cta thai
I wan induced to recommend them to ninny others aud
"Buflulo, Octoto l ! \ ™ ' G a r f ° " - 3 2 ? f l l r l " •
know -hat they haveoperated in a strikingly beneficial
manner. I take great pieasuro in thus puU cly proclaiming this fact, and calling the attention of those
S& For Sale bv all Druggists.
922vl.
afflicted with the diseases for which they are recomC. CROSBY, General Agent, No. 255 Main at., Builaiw,
mended, to those bitters, knowing from Oir..<**;„
.u...
K. Y., to whom all ordt-rs .should b9 nddrctned.
In the World.
ONLY,
CB
LOWEST MARKET PRICES ! Cherokee Cure !
Call and See !
LIISTEN COATS
SUMMER GOODS,
M. Gutter man & Go's,
An unfailing core for Seminal Weakness, Noctnrail
):ml pious, ana all illtleascB canted by BeK-Polotlon,
such as l^oea of Memory, Universal Laspltude, Palm
In the Back, Dlmneea of Vision, Premature Old Age,
Weak Serves, Difficulty of BreathiDg, Trembling,
Wakefolnees, Eruptions on tbe Face, Pale Countenance, Insanity, Consumption, and all tlic direful coin.
pl-;vlr>ts BaitwU bv departing from the path of nature.
XV This medicine U a simple vegetable extract,
*nd one on which all can rely, as It baa b^cii used In
our practice for many years, and with thousands
treated, it has not failed in a single instance. Its curative powers havo been sufficient to gain victory
over the most (stubborn case.
\ST To ttloso who have trifled with their constltutioo, until they think themselves beyond the reach
of medical aid, we would say, D&SFAIB 2T0T! the
CBEROKES "JURE will refctore you to health and
vigor, and after all quack doctors have failed 1
VW~ Price, $2 per pottle, or three bottlcB for 15, and
forwarded by Express to all partiiof tho world.
Z39~ For full particulars, get a Circular from any
Drug Store In the country, or write to the Agent, who
will mat; free to any ODe desiring the same, a full treatise. In pamphlet form.
Allsucu orders must be Bent to c . A. COOK, Cbl
cago, our Gentral ^ccnt for tho Weat.
Sold in Chicago, by
Wholesale Druggists, and by all Druggists everywhere,
C. A . COOK, CBICAOO, Genenl Agent for the
States of Illinois, luwsi, Wisconsin, Michigan and la-
For Ss'c by STSCOI^S k
and C- EBEBBACH & Co.
From Rev. J. Newton Brown, i). D. Editorof theEucv.
clopedia of P.eligious Knowledge aad Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
.Although not disposed to favor or recommend Fatent
Medicines in general, through distrust of their ingredients and effects, I yet know of no .sufficient reasons
why a mau may uot testify to the benenti he believes
himself to have received from any simple preparation
in th^ hope that he may thus contribute to the benelit
of others.
I do this more readily in rejard to Hoofland's German Bitters, prepared by JDr. C. 11. Jackson, of this
city, because I waa prejudiced against them for many
yearSj undcrthe impression tha*, they wero Clilefly an
alchohohc mixture. I aln iiraebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal of this prejudice
bv proper tests, and for encouiaaeme.it to try them
when suffering from great and lonjr continued debility
The use of three bottles ot these bitters at the be"-inaing of the present year, waa if.iiowej by evident relief
and restoration U a degree of botjily and mental vicor
which I had not for six months before, a u d had almost
despaired of regaining. I therefore thank God aud mv
friend for directing tse to t i e use of them
J. KEWTON1 BEOW.N', Phila
WONDERFUL SUCCESS.
gSt* The attention and research of th« most cl«a.
tinguished CheinistH aud lJliysiei:tu.s frr yearn h*.T«
been devoted to the prodi»vUou pf a remedy for th.ip
mo.^tdistressing maladies NECRAJ-OIA and RHKrsr^T ^yj
After long study and many experrtnents, a $pectjie
preparation lias been discover^'.;, WATSON".- Xeuralgii*.
King,an Internal Remedy,is curing thousands of en.sea
where all other cemedjt'S have utterly failed. \*e ar»
assuredtbatit ^ no ojero •'ANOOVXK," riihering far
tho momentwhili'tho cau-f remains, Dut is a perfect
SPECIFIC and CUKE for those painfuKdtoeascs. The
vast number of Liniments, Embrocations and External
Medicines, which act as stimulants of the surface only,
are merely teiuporciy in their effscts and of doubtlul
virtue The M-.TItAI/ilA KING rea,c)}oi th-; source of
all trouble, and effectually bauishos the disease from
the system.
Fricc—One Dollar per Buttle. Tin-mod bv
C. R. WALKKR,
1^922
Hufraro,N. Y-, and Fort I.rie, C.W.
Fr,
roio the R«v. Jos. II. Kenaaid. Pastor of tbe lOthBan
tii.Bt Church.
" *
Dr. Jackson :—Dear Sir:—I have been frequently reNo. 39 Llbt rty street. Now Tork.
quested to connect my name with commendations of
Sold by Wholesale Drttgfists in Detroit, nlso by different kinds of medicines, but regarding the piactice
For Sale b; ^TKDHINS & VTILM.N, GaoviLLK k 1 CLOtn,
as out of my appropriate sphere, I have" in all cases and C. KiiKBiutn &Co'.
STEUB1NS& WILSUN', Ann Arbor.
C-62vl
declined; but with a clearproof in various instances
and particulatly in my family,of the usefulness of Dr'
GOOD TREE IS KNOWN BY
Hoofl.and's German Bitters, 1 depart for once from unusual course, to express my full conviction that, 'or
ITS FREW.
general debility of tbe system and especially for I.iver
So is a gooil Physician 1'v bin tJuccesstul WorKs.
^0,000
rolls
of
Wall
Paper
can
be
found
at
the
store
Complaint, it is a safe and valuable preparation Iu
%J oF John F. Miller & Co., corner of Main and Wash, some cases it may tail; but usually, I dou t not it will
PROFESSOR &. J, LYONS,
iugton Stieeta, opposite Hangs toiler's Hall. Also a be very bone/icial to those who suffer fium the'above THE GREAT AND CELEBRATED PHYSICIAN OF THE
largeassortmantof iiiscellancous Books at old prices. cause.
THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST,
Cloth and Paper ShaJes, Tassel.n, Curls and Frames of
Yours, very respectfully,
J . H. KENN'ARD.
all descriptions. Frames made to order.
Knov. a all over tlie cwjni'i-; us Hit; C^lcbr:Uoi1
Eighth below Ccutes Street, PhiU.
Please call and examine before purchnnintrelseivber
JOHN F. MILLER k CO.
I N D I A N
H KR B
DOCTOR!
LFrom Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of the Baptist
Juno 1st, 1864.
Cro959
Fruin ooulli Amfirlea, wil) Ue al his moms,
' Church, Gormantown, Penn.
RUbSEU. 1K(('3J:, DKrROIT.
Dr. C M. Jacluon : _ U.-ar Sir :—Personal experience
enables me to say that I regard tho German Bittern On the ISth and l&iW iitdt-, ou thu ,-ame u^i*.
prepared by j ou as a most excel ent medicine In ct>.*e every subsequent mimln during M$G'2 and 1863
A Vtx'9 PAMPHLET
ol severe cold and generaldebility I have been greativ
benefited by the use of the Bitters, and doubt not they Of the life,study aud ovtenalvo travels «f Da* Lv n M
can be procured by al)wh'>dcsire one. Ere* of chnr^f.
will produce similar effects on others.
l>r. I. will visit .Win Arbor, Ja,ck&oa,aud v*£riaar
Yours, truly,
WABKIiN RAKDOLrH.
as follows :
Germantown, Pa. Mtch.,
Ann Avbor, Monitor Ilouse, ^Olh.
From Rev. J . H T u n e r , Pastor of ITcddinc If E Jackson. Hibbaurd Ibuse, SSnt
Adrian , Unu.kttl Hi use, ii^d aad Qgfy,
Church,I'hila.
MoDKOFKxAWiXATroir.—Tfte Dot-tor discerns dixesfltfn
Is the place to buy your
Dr. Jackson:—Dear Sir . - Having used your German bythoeyes. He, tlierx-foji-, n.-*k» uo quettionn nor roBitters in my family frequently, 1 am prepared to say iir«3 pationis to explain symptoms. AJHicted, cftrao
Al«o, Manufacturer of MATHKWS* AIIISTCA HAJB
yp
d,
that it has been of great service. I believe that iu most q
Rebel prisoners «ay that had Colonel
audhav-f* yo*r Hfuiptt)ins anflthe
anflth locatiou
l t i f
GLOSS, the best hair dressing in u&e. In large bottles,
uf yum alacases
cf general debility of the system it is the salest audha
1
The
Great
French
Remedy!
We have received Part X L I I I Brooks' expedition been sent out from
price 50 cents.
Iy966
free
of
charge
and most valuable remedy of which I have any knowlof the Rebellion Record. I t is embellished Heleua a few day since, Gen. Robbins MADAM BOIVIfl'S CELEBRATED SILVER-COATED
edge.
P a p e r , by tlie Ueam orless.
Yours,respectfully,
J. H.TCEXER,
FEMALE PILLS.
with finely engraved portraits of Brig. Genls. would have attacked the plantations beNo. 728 N. Nineteenth S t r e c
R«.o and 0 . B. WILLCOX, the latter one of low that place the next day, and drawn
The only certain and Safe Remedy for all Uterine ObFrom the Rev. J . M. Lynns, formerly Pastor of the Co
K*M»an's favorite sons. The documents all the lorce he conld out of Helena, structions, Monthly Difficulties, Irregularities, and all
aad another articles in our line.
JUST I'Um.I^IIFD.n new tdftlon i.f D r . C t i l v o r lumbur., (N. J.) andllillitowi:, (Pa.j BaptistChurches
The
ONLY
reliable
self-Adjusting
Wringer.
the
other
diseases
to
which
the
Woman,
Wifa
and
include those connected with events occurr- while Shelby, with some 4,000 men, was
NewRochelle, K. Y. v tr«U'4 C'flfbrutetl E s * n y c-ri the radical eur«
ftl^ Especial attention to Con:|joiiiir3inp and putfir.g
(withoi\t
medicine) of Si*K*arATOM;Hau, or SemNO WOOD WORK TO SWELL OR SPLIT.
Mother is peculiarty liable.
Dr. C M . Jackson :-Denr Sir : _ I felt it a pleasure
up I'rescriptioriH, a t the sign vf GOl.D MOHTAB.Lxing from July to September, 1863. The bat- to attack the place from the northwest,
Weaknes-t, Involuotury Senainul T.osne». imthus,, f my own accord »o bear teuimonv to tho excel inal
chnnge Block, Ann Arbor, Micliignu, jffftr
Tbeso Pills contain no deleterious ingredients, but are NOTMUM&SCRKWSTO GET OUT OF OKDER.
potency,
Mental »ud l'hysical Iuoapaoity, Impediof the ijerm.,, Bitters. Some years since beinir'
tles-W Helena and Chickamauga, Morgan's and overpower
the small force left in the safe and certain in their action. They will be found to WARRANTED WITH OR WITUOIJT COGWHEELS.
tb Marriage, etc.; «li»o CoQHttwpfion, Euilepiy
tlt£- Professonal calb proia^tly attended to. 1V9G0 ler.ee
p
much afflicted wnh Dyspepsia, I used theni with vert M<mts
itii'J
Pits,
Indueod
bjt seEf-iodulgeace or sexual extrava.
ifi
It
took
the
MRr.T
PREMIUM
at
Fifty
Seven
State
Ohio raid, East Tennessee Campaign, Frank- ffortifications.
exert the happiest effect in all cases of Prolapsus Uteri,
beneficial results. I have often recommended ttiim tn gance.
and County Fairs in 1863, and is, without an exceppersons en'eebled by that tormenting disease, and have
lin's Expedition, Correspondence of the Ohio
Jtr*
Prir,*,
in
»
sealed hrfVelope, ntff 6 cents.
The Constitutional Convention of in Leucorrhea, or the Whites ; they wiil be found the tion, the be.*t wringer ever made.
heard from them the most flattering testimonial, as to
a neweasiestand most certain Cure that can be found. It is
their great value. In cases oi general debility I bt- 1'he CQitsbyaledauiKoiMiT thi> admir&blti MMy ctearDemocratic State Committee with President Louisiana, Julyy 22d,, adopted
WHAT EVERY BODY KNOWS, viz;
p
ly
dei^-">ustrate^,
frop?
a thirty yeora surcesslul prac*
heva it to bo a tonic U u t « I uotbesurpasKed
on account of this certrinty they ghould not be taken
That iron well galvanized wil] Dot rus*;
Lwcois as | o arbitrary arrests, addresses of Constitution
tice, tlmt tb* n}p rtt^wg ctnvquencps of self abuse may
C i i
b
by allarge majority, and by Pregnant Females (during thefirat three months, as That a simple machine is better thau a complicated
J. M LYONS.
be
ra,'1ic:tUy
cui'fd
wiihixit
tbo dmiijorous use of ijitor*
Sen. LEE, J E F F . DAVIS, & C , &C. The price would immediately submit it to the peo- miscarriage is certain,) to be brought on, but at other one;
nalmediofopbr tliea'ppncatlon ot the kaifo—poiniinjf
That
a
Wringer
should
be
self
adjusting,
durable
and
auta
ux>r2e
oy'cnro,
«c
once
niniple, certain and effecof the Record is now 60 cents for each month- ple.
\H THAT AKE INDEBTED to the iate firm of '
periods their use is perfectly safe.
efficient;
tual, by meane" of which every suffejer, no matter
SiawKoii & Gear wtd
From toe Rev Thos. Winter, Patter »f Roxborou^i trhut
N.B.—One Dollar encloped to any authorized Agent,
That 'lhumb-Screws and Fastenings cause delay and
ly part. Address, The Rebellion Record, 441
hi:-condition
may
be,
msy
cur&binuieK cheaply,
Gen. Banks has prohibited the transfer
tiapfisi Church.
1 trouble to regulate and keep in order;
Dr Ja'kson •—Dear Sir:— Tfee)it<],i» to yonrsxcol privately, and radically.
f, N. Y.
of gold to the rebel States, and stopped will ensure package of Pills by return of mail.
i1 That wood soaked in hot water will swell, shrink ani
lent piepu-ation, HcoflaDd'sGerman Bitters, to at'd my tfL.Tiua LM^WXTK- riboiild bt? in thu hand- of every
C. CROSBY, General Agent,
split;
all traffic in gold, except purchases deto th*flusoi-v<(l reputmisn it has obtain^ youth and every TO an in the land.
FortEiie, C. W., Buffalo, N.Y.
iK i,nili>r»ifBcd and payiyj txr,timony
for the shaft to run in will wear us a furor bv calling «n H
:
I have foryears.m times, been troubled with great d h '
We have received two numbers posited in the United States Treasury, CAtTro:*.—Beware of Counterfeits, the genuine have 1 out;That wood bearings
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to any addre««,
up
»UOD,
or
«e
thai;
D6
obl
geiTto
mnke
a
$"£L.
order in my bean and nt-rvoue systim. I was advised postpaid, nn receipt of six eeoks, f>r two stamps. AdThat the Putnam WrSfigiifcyUh o r without cog'f the American Aftisitn, a new paper, pub- and deposits to be drawn only on satis- the "signatureof C CROSBY, on the outside wrapper.
by a friend to try a. bottle of your German Bitters.' I dress the publishers.
wheels, will not tear tho clotfiS^ .
did BO and have experienced great and unercpf ctc-r] ro
For sale by all re3pectable Druggists.
Iyeow922
li»hed in New York, handsomely printed and factory explanations of the purpose to
That cog-ivheel regulators are not essential..
CHAS. J. c. auyKWea,
lief; my health has been very mateiially benefitted. I
That the Putnam Wringer has AI* th*» advantages, on th'm hy a Government officer.
confidently recommend the article w ere I meet with 127 Bowery, New York, Post office Uox 45S0.
which
they
are
to
be
applied.
957tf
»ith valuable illustrations. I t claims to be
and uot one of the disadvantages above na-nsed;
cas<>s similar to my own, and have been assured by
SLAWSON' k FOK.
The steamer Henry Ames, from St.
That all whe have tested it pronounce it the be^t
"* weekly journal of Arts, Mechanics, Manmany
of
the'r
good
ofiect3.
Land
Warrant
Lost!
Ann Arbor, July »tb,JS&t.
96iiv6
J
wringer ever made;
Respectfully yours, T. WIXIEK, Roxborough Ta.
FA1RI3ANKS'
ufactures, Mining, Engineering and Chemis- Louis, struck \t snag yesterday, seven ATOTTOE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Bounty Land
That it will wring a thread or a bed quilt -without alFrom Rev. j . s. Herman, of tho German Reformed
i \ Warrant No. 9ijM93, for One Hundred and Twenty terationmiles
above
here,
and
sunk
over
her
Church. Kutrtown, Berks Co Pa.
ty, and Refeetory of Patents." We think
Acres, issued by the United States, January 20th, A.
We might fill the paper with testimonials, but insert
TAKEN UP !
Dr. C. M. Jackson :—Respected Sir .—I hove 1'fen
U. 13bl, under the Act of March 3d, 1855, ia the name only a tew to convince the skeptical, if such Iheic be;
Bw,eH worth th& subscription price, $2 amain deck. She will probably be a total of
N the 19th tl»3- of .Line, a sORUEL UOnSF., abtiut troubler! with I'yspepsia nearly twenty years, and have
Isabinda A. Weaver, minor child of David Weaver, and we say to all, test Pulnamb' Wringer.
loss.
Her
deck
freight,
which
was
very
10 years oM, hirgo r.i2c, anil tliin in tio«b. The never used any medicine that die me us much good nt,
deceased, who was H private in the war of 3812, and in Test it THOROUGHLY with ANY and ALL others,
year, but can hardly consent to publish the
f'Wuei is ^ q u e s t e d to pvovepi-ujierty, pay chHr tt es, aQ'l fioofland's Bitten.. I arn very much improved in health
valuable, was taken off slightly damaged April lat*tassigned forae.R, B. Chase, cf the City of and If not entirely satisfactory return it.
OF ALL KINDS. ALSO,
Prospectus " t w o or. three weeks"—worth
after having tak.n five bottlt-s
t;:kC Paid XtoTSfi aw»J.
Ano Arbor, in the County of WishteDaiv, and Stale
and brought here. Sisty hogsheads of of
Warehouse Trucks, Letter Presses, (fie.
PUTNAM MUxuFACTtjujso Co.,
Yours,with respect,
J 8. HERMAN.
Michigan,
the
acknowledgment,
toj.,
beinacertifittd
•WHLlA.M HUMPHREY,
{10—for the sake of receiving it with or
6-V-D66.
tobacco, one thousand barrels of flour, by an acknowledging officer and the County Clerk of i Uentlemen—I know from practical experience that l o d i , Julv 1 5 t b , l E 6 1 .
•Wsitf exchange, or even to give place to
C'mnty of Born'en, in the State of Michigan, was in , Iron well galvanized with zinc wij] ootuxjdize or mr,t
and a large lot of nails and :private the
Aj>ril ia.->t mailed at Herrien Springs, in taid county of j one particle. Ths Putnam Wringer is as near pei feet
Ihi publishers own " pufl " at a value of §5 freights, besides a large amount of pork Berrien, (the residence of the Wai ran tee) directed to 1 as poasib'e, and I cao cheerfully ieromn*>nd it to be
To Clear the House of Flies,
173 I-r.ko S t i c e t C H I C A G O .
I* receive so desirable a paper. Messrs. belonging to the government is still in me at Ann Arbor Mich., and never received by me, but the best in UEe.
Respectfully yours,
SoU in Detroii by
la Huppot-ed to be lost. I have Slrd the requisite caveat
USE
DUTCHER'S
CELEBRATED
I^argfe
Sije,
/hol^ipg
Dearly
double
quaati+y,)
JNO. W. WHEELER.
Bsows, COOMBS & Co., presume too much the hold.
in the General Land Office, and intend to apply to the
FARKAND, SHELEY 4 CO.
SI 00 per bottle—hall dox. S3 00.
Cleveland, Ohio.
fonimtsnioLer of Pensions fof the re issue of the lost
"Pon the good nature of the-"country press."
Small Size—76 cents per Bottle—half dozen $1 00,
o careru] to buy unh Ibt- Genuine.^9 1}9$*
The steamer Graham from Memphis, Wari'*Bt.
Many yours experience in the galvanizing business
enable me to indorse the aboTe statement in all par- a neat, cheap atti-.le, et!>y to use. Every 6htet will
In fact, their presumption savors of impu- July 29th, brings tho body of Major
R. B. CHASF, Aisignee.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Dated, Ann Arbor, July 20th, A. I>. lt£U.
(967w6 ticulars.
kill » quart. SOi.D LVgRY WHERE/
2m962.
Lawson, of the 77th Ohio, who died of
JNO. ('. LEFFEK-TS,
Browuell &. Pcrrin,
?ee that the signature of " C. M. JACKSOX" Is on
No.
100
Beekman
Street.
the WRAPPER of each bottle.
The August number of thewounds received at Tupello.
Know Your Future Wife or New York, January, 1864Caution.
Should your nearetit Pruprgi^t not baye th^ article, flo
The Bulletin contains further particuWe have tested Putnam's Clothes Wringer by
Mntit Monthly, has, among others, the folbe put off by ioioy eating pivp«r:itionR that roay be
Husband !
practical working, nnd know that j i wi)] po. It is I LPEKSO^S are hereb\ warned not to purchase not
lars of the late fight held near Helena.
offered
in its piatfo, but «tnd to us,aad we will forward,
1S3 South Water Street,
a
certain
Promissory
Note
given
by
the
under\
cheap; it is .simple; it -requites no room whether a t
lowing papers, Charles Reade, by Harriet E.
secuyly
packed, by fXpross.
Our total loss was sixty-two, including 1 from 1'arih,is stopping in Detroit, the is the Sev. work or at rest; a child r.nn operate it; It docs its duty si>ai(-d to C. L. Bottom, on tbe 9th day of July, hist.,
CHICAGO,
"sscoU; How Rome is Governed, by George
for
Gve
hundred
drll-rrs,
payable
one
day
after
date.
it fnives time and it saves wear and tear.
four officers killed. Kebel loss 250.
entb Daughter of the Seventh ?on, bom under the thoroughly;
Principfll Office and Manufactory,
WeearneKtlv advise all who have airca washing to d.o, Assaid note was obtained withou* consideration, and
"• Greene; Coucord, a Poem by Longfellow;
Jupiter, and endowed with the woaderfnl gift of with
afl intelligent person.*; who have ANT, to buy this is, lor < ther reapons, void, I shall refuse payment^ aod
The Bulletins account of tho destruc- Plaiwt
D e a l e r s i nG r a i n , F l o v ^ ^ ,
SECOND
SIt'HT.
Mie
will
send
you
a
correct
Photo
resist its collection.
^hat will become of Them (about the newringer
It
will
pay
for
if
self
in
a
vear
at
most,
tion of the steamer Clara Bell says that graph of fhe person you will marry, andgivo tfae day
? c e d s , G r e e n a o a Dsieol F r u i t s , C i COP.yELTUS G7LLFSPIE.
HON.
HOUACEGKEELEY.
and
year
thebappy
event
will
take
place.
Send
her
Po), by Trowbridge; Head-Quarters of Beer- four companies of the 6th Michigan InAao Arbor. July 14, 1864.
9,5w£
tfhe color of your eyeH and hair, age, complexion,
J'iitented ih the United States,England,. Canada and
dor, efce.
PHILADELPHIA.
drinking, by Prof. Ten-Brook; Economy, one fantry were aboard at the time of the at- height. Rnd whether deformed or not. Enclose 25 cts Australia, Energetic men can maku frore ,S to ;0 doland
apofat
p*id
envelope
with
your
nddrtsbs.
lars
pej-tfAy
Agents
wanted
in
evtry
town,
anjd
ip
al!
°f Mrs. Stowe's "House and Home Papers," tack, and found the boat sinking and the
parts of thft world.
Tidier on cv si
MADAME HUM1.LY, Drawer 64^ P.O.,
Wd & good and timely one; The Heart of thecrew about to surrender, when tho offiSataple Wringer sent, Eiprcss piid, on receipt of
967w3
Detroit, Mich.
Prestrn, TVillard k Keen, Ctioago. S. KoH-ford &
AME into the enclosure of the subscriber oa the
price.
Co.,
Aon
Arbor,
MJCIJ.
', a beautiful Poem by Holland; aDd Qnr oers of the regiment ordered the boat
4th of June laft, one bay yearling mare col*, a
No. 2, $6.50; No. J , $7.i0; No. F . $8.&0, No. A
Successors to C, %&• Jackson if Co.
smail white spot on the inside of the right hind foot
$3 50.
Foreign Relations, by G. M. Towte. run to the Mississippi shore. The soifl^U Partiru'tar attention given to the sale ofGrocj
and
is
about
middling
size.
The
cvner
Is
requested
Manufacture^
a-DdooId.
wholesale
aad
retail
by
and Pried Fruits, Cidpr, * c .
NtW GBOVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE',
PROPRIETORS.
year; two copies, £5,50.
Address I diers then fired her to prevent her fallinc
to prove property, pay charges, and tnfce her away.
THEPUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO *
alaoa NEW SINGER MACHINE, either Family or
Order; for the purchase of f;iov#>r »n^ Tirootby
UKiAB T, FAKTUIX.
lGFISi
*
* * * •Y
Yoik, and Cleveland • Obi*
.
i.?9nufa'~ttfr!DgrytU-rn
Arptyat
I'
Fer
byDnifr
L - tii
c'i pta.Tnrt fn o^«ry to»n In Seed, Cut Meat*.. &0 , prompily ati*>D'leri N- if afp'w. TtexvoB & Finns, Breton, Mass. t :_».
into .1...
tho t-.-J.
hands -r
ofithe
rebcle,
C. S NOKTHF.OP, A?«nt
i St»1
yanied with each or sttiftfacjrry rftfunr*.
PSfcf
dUM>
Dr. W. R MERWIN & CO., 1
SOkK Pi.OPBXHTOBS.
A
WALL PAPEH!
PRESCBIPTION & DRUG STORE!
MEDICINES, PERFUMERY,
Manhood; How LosU How
Restored.
CLOTHES WRINGER!
1OO City Lots forSale
TAKEN
GRANT
DRAFT
SCALES,
O
FAIRBANKS, GREEKLEAF & CO,,
LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER!
i COMS&M
NO. 631 ARCH STREET,
Jones &D Evans.
FOR SALE!
A
IHE Alters wrier. '
C
•A
»
,
New Soil for Strawberries.
HpHE ROOTS AND THE LEAVES
Mortgage Sale.
JSJT
BANNEE
EFA1.7.T liaving been made in the perfortenn
It is a great mistake to devote the A W i t t W I'm the lloalii g of the Natlouj.
D
the condition of a mortgage bearing liateimn
Bible.
same piece of ground to strawberries
llfteenth
executeO1 brV,
br s .
e t h day of January, A. D-, 18i,6, executed
X^x-OT.
£ltf\.
L
Y
O
N
S
,
Lawrence
and Tamar Lawrence, bis wife to n.
several
years
in
succession.
As
often
A Berne Method of Divorce.
Ilrown, and duly recorded in the office of the n»-1" 1
THK
GKEAT
AX11
CKI.Kliii
ATKi)
PJIYfiin
AN
of
Hie
Bishop Burnett says:—"In Borne they as a nuw bed is made—as often as you THROAT, BENCH, IIKAIIT, l.lVhR AND THE BLOOD,
of Deeds, of Waslitcnaw County, Michigan i , , n "
twentj two of mortgages i.age three hundred• . U
have a DOVCI way of dealing with matri- reset your plants—give them n fresh
Knowu nil over t h e c o u u t r j an the
seTenty,on t b e twenty-ninth day of February A n
monial disputants. Divorces wore free- piece of ground to grow in. Straw1856, wherebl the powerto sell tbe mortgaged promi S
CKI.9BRATKP
II.IK become operative; and no*uit.)rproci'idiij l r w' 5
ly granted; but first the applicants must berries seem to exhaust the ground of IWX3I-A.:N" H B K B DOOTOEJ
been instituted at laV to recover the debtsc-ctrf?!'
Of 282 Superior Street, Clevi-lami, Ohio.
some
element
they
need
sooner
than
alsaid
mortgage or any parr thereof, and the sumol«. '
go through this test:—A small room was
Will visit the following places, viz
hundred and fifty one ,l.,lla;s and tbirtv three pi"?
A : » P O 1 \ X M K X T ^ VOU 1SG2, 18G3and 1864.
• -prepared, in which Lusbarid and wife most any other plant, and it is difficult
being
now claimed to be due thereon (besides the t >
GO T O
Prof. K. 9 . Lyons can be consulted a t t h e fallowing
and expenses of the pioceedings now being had 'or iv'
were put, the door being then closed, to to find a fertilizer that will supply the places
eveiy month, Vix:
The
largest
Stock
and
best
assortment
of
foreclosure
of .said mortgage including reasonabl. V
remain six weeks, except it should be wnste. It is not necessary to make a Detroit, RusselHoune, cncli month, 18th anil 19th.
torneys fees.) Xotice is therefore hereby (-henti
Ann
Arbor,
Monitor
House,
each
month,
'JOlli.
suid
mortgage
will be foreclosed by a snle of the m
set in motion at the urgent and united piece of ground on purpose for straw- Jackson, Rlbbard Houne, each mouth, 21,
gaged premises described as follows, viz • The WJ^I
CABINET FURNITURE ? fourth
request of the wedded pair. There were berries by the addition of manure, A-irian, Rruck<-t H.iusp, each month *Z'M and2o(1.
of t h e north-west quarter of section tw, I "
Ohio, Collins House,each month, S4tb,3Mh.
eigbt, also the north east one-eighth of the north-, 51
in the room one siool, one plate, oneleaf-mold, ashes, road scrapings, &c. ; amiToledo,
38th.
Hnviug just returned from Kast v.ilh a large stock
otie half ijuarter of said section twenty eight flew,/
ever brought to this city, including
fust set them in any part of your gar
Hillsdale, Mien., Hillsdale Hou.v, cadi month, l!7th.
of
rods in width from the side occupied as a lane) all: h,*°
'-. $poony a unity of all the requisites, and den where the grouud is moderately (,'ol'iwater, Mich.. SuutUern Michigan House, eiK'b
in
township number four scuth and range nn'mbtf«!
SOFAS,
88th.
east, in the County of Washtenaw, and State of i u
the solitary bed was of such dimensions rich and where strawberries have not month,
Before you buy, Spring and Summer styles oi
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
GOODS!
Elkliart, KIKhart Honif\each month , 29th.
TETE-A-TETE8,
igan, containing in all forty-nine acres of land mOr
that,- if they choose to use it together, been grown before or at least not in South Bead, lnd., St. .Io. Hotel, each month, 30.
or some part thereof, at public Vemlue at t'l,f ,„ ,J
we invite &11 our old friends anil customers to come
LOUNGES, less,
lnd., Tee G»r«len IIOUM-, each month 31st.
door of theCourt House, .n t h e City of Ann Arbo?
and examine eur stock of
they must needs lie very close. Of onesome years, and they will be satisfied, Laporte.
Wooster, Ohio, Craodell Kxchaiigej each ruonth, 7th
said County, (thatbeing the place of holdine ihtrBED
ROOM
SETS
thing, and one only, there was a dupli- and will do better than, if pampered aud 8 t h .
cuit Court w i t l i n s . i d County.) on Iridav thettl
!».,
Mansfield, Ohio, Wiler House, each month, 9th aud
CENTER TABLES,
sixth day of Angust next at'noon.
''
cate; and that was a treatise on the du- with a variety of artificial food. But 10th.
IIKAKKS&CKJMZR,
DAVID BROWN
Mt. Yernon, Konyon House, each month, 11th and
BUREAUS,
CHAIRS,
• ties of husbands and wives toward each be sure and move them often.
Attorneys for Mortgagee.
Mortsj™
12th.
mu
Dated. Ann Arbor, May 21 s(, 1864.
"S»««.
other. No visitor was permitted to go
N'ewavK, Ohio, Ilolton House, each month, loth and
14lh,
Dispute
the
fact
if
yon
can,
near them : and they had only a glimpse
Grlasses
CowlwHouse.each month,4th
Cbnncery Notice.
Silas PiiinoKville.Oliio,
It takes the TAILOli after all to give
CLEVELAND, OHIO. RESIDENCE AND
at intervals of the grim face of the jan A. Holmes, theCURIOSITY.—Mr.
TATE OF MICHIGAN.-Fourth Judicial Cirrnil
photograper
of
590
S
appearance
to
the
outer
man.
Gilt
Frames
and
Mouldings
Chancery.
.. i
•
. ""> >
itor, as ho pushed the'r food through a Broadway, lias published a portrait of OFFICE, 282 SUPERIOR STREET.
Puitpenilintinn,
hole in the door. The bishop stages Abraham Lincoln, which is likely to Swat of tbe public square, opposite tbe I'nstoflice.
Margaret Van Wagner,
If
you
wish
to
appear
well
Cir. Court forj!
daya each mouth, ]>t. J-Sd, 4th, 5tb, Oth, 15th.—
COFFINS
Complainant,
that the test was attended with the mrst prove acceptable to all parties. A t Office
County ofW
oilice lie urn from 9 A M. to 12 M, ;iml from 1! I \ M. to
You must accordingly Dress Well.
vs.
nair. in Chaoewr
41*.
M.
On
Sunday
from
p
to
10
A.
M.,
and
1
to
2
P.
SI.
i •wholesome results. In most cases, thefirst glance, it appears to be a photoIsaac
Van
Wagner,
METALIO
CASES,
&c,
&
c
,
at Ann Arbot a
Go to M. Guiterraau & Co's,,
adhered to—
Ttefendant.
the 18th d . t ,,
paities were most excellent friends in agraph of "Old Abe," taken when he jtSfhifiiLim»strieX\y
I give such Imlni as have no sti'ife,
June A. I)., ifo
There you will find things exactly SO. and all other goods kept in the be."t and largest houses
With nature or the l a v s Of life,
. few day»f and very few could stand out had the small-pox, a few months ago ;
B
sat.-fHctor.ly
a
p
p
e
a
n
r
g
to
the
undersigned C,
in
the
country.
We
seejino
second
hand
furniture
or
GENTS'
Witli blood my hands I never stain,
uit Con;t
forpfnid
County
Court Commissioner for
Count*ft
U if.
nid
Auction goods. Coftlns kept constantly on hand, and cuit
more than a fortnight. Another very but on a closer inspection, the seeming
Nur poison men toease theirpiUD.
SONDHEIMalways
ready
to
take
affidavit of Margaret Van Wagner, that the
made
to
order.
My
goods
are
offered
a
t
He is dphjjtic&an indeed, who Cures.
gratifying circumstance was, that they pustules are found to be minute pho- The
defendant, Isaac Van W.-igner, ia n o t a r«sii
your measure,
Herb Doctor, It. J . LYOXS, cures tho folof this State, but that ),e resides in t i e Stitt II
had scarcely on record a case in which a tographic likenesses of distinguised gen- lowing Indian
comp;aints in t h e most obstinate stages of their
GUITERMAN will sell you GOODS THE LOWEST GASH PRICES Wiscon.sm.and that a subnnena for his »Bp»»ia M , ,'
Furnishing
Goods,
&c.
existence,
viz:
second application was made by persons erals, statesmen, politicians, literary I)i»e:tflCKof tho Throat, Lunga, Heart, T.iver, Stomea.rl cause has been duly i s s u e d and that the Tit.
with great pleasure,
could not be l e r r e i On motion of A Felch 8oiw2
who had already goue through the or-men, actors, actresses, etc. The like- ach, Dropsy in the Chest. Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Kits.
N. B. I must have money, and respectfully request for the Complainant, it is ordered that said defradi.
At
figures
LOWER
than
you
will
find
or
Falling
Sickness
,and
all
other
nerviuiri
derangements*.
those
indebted,
to
oall
and
fix
u
p
their
old
matters
Isaac
\ an Wagner cause his appearance to be entfrei i
deal."
nesses, which are scattered all over the AIKO all diseases of the blood, .SUCIJ as Scrofula, Krysip- i n n Arbor, April 20th, IS04.
3m953.
without delay.
in the State,
said cause within three months from t h e dale of iL,
elas. Cancers, Fever do res, Leprosy, and all other comorder,
a n d , that, in default thereof the billofeoT
physiognomy of Old Abe, number four plicated chronic complaints?
Take hoed—CALL EARLY, else vou are
O. M. MARTIN.
plaint filed in said cause be taken as confejjri h
Vast Armies and their Movements,
Ann Arbor, Oct. 6, 1863.
925tf
hundred and upwards, and comprise All forms of female difficulties attended to with the
EMPIRE
said
defendant
; and it ia further ordered that withj
too LATE.
There havo been vast armies and men of all parties and professions, and happiest results.
twenty days sai I complainant cause a coov of n,:.T.
It is hoped that no one will despair of a cure until
der
to
be
published
in "The Weekly Michi™ Ar".'•'<
grand movements in ancient times.— are so exceedingly well executed as tothey have given the Indian Herb Doctor's Medicines a
newspaper printed and published in the Cilvnf »•'.
The INDUCEMENTS are now greater than RISDON & HENDERS0A aArbor
f a i r a n d f a i t h f n l t r i a l . <Qgk.I>uring t h e Doctor'* travin
said
County
of Washtenaw, an,) thst out
Here ia a record of some of them :
be at once recognized. Though there els in Europe. West Indies, Sonlh America, and t h e
ever,
licatimi tlmreof be continued once in ea«h »eek for >iz
llio
Sennacherib, the Bible tells us lost are many good looking men and women UDited States, he h a s boen the instrument in God's
successive
weeks,
or
that
said complainantc
Our CLERKS you will find obliging and
to re«ton* t e Health and vigor thousands who
copy of this order to be personally served on siia
in a single night 185,000, by the de-among the likenesses, yet taken togeth- hand,
were given up and pronounced incurable by the most
fendant,
at
least
twenty
days
before the time prt'
clever.
BUOK.EYB
stroying angei.
old .school physicians; n a y , more, thousands
scribed for his appearance.
er they constitute as ugly a picture of eminent
who
were
on
the
verge
of
the
grave,
"are
now
living
Having
pnrrlmsra
J.
R.
VjTKBSTRK'
S
stock
of
Books
Dated, a t the City of Anr. Arbor, the 18th <|,T
The city ol Thebes had a hundred Old Abe as any of tho others that have inonimentw to the. [adt&B Herb's Doctor's skill and ami Statiomrv, I shall endearor to keep a constant We will show you good CLOTHING
J if
June, A. I»., 1864.
"
gates, and could send out at each gate been published.— JV. Y. CommercialsucceRKfultrcatment,andare daily exclaiming: "Blefi- upply ot
C.
H.
VANCI.KVK,
of
our
own
GETTING
UP,
sed be the day when first we saw and partook of t h e
Cricuit
Court
Commissioner,
Waslitenaw
Coutti
10,000 fighting men and 200 chariots, Advertiser.
Indian Herb Doctor's medicine."
Bfchlg^n.
''
Filling our Store from BOTTOM TO TOP.
and
SCIIOOIi BOOKS,
in all 1,000,000 men and 2000 chariots.
Fatik'factory referenoekofc^refi will bo gladly aud
A. FHI.CU, Complainant's Solicitor.
964v6
cheerfully given whenever required.
The army of Terah, king of EthioThePoctor pledges his word and honor, that he will
KIDNAPPINT, NEGROES.—A desperate
TEXT BOOKS!
STUDENTS especially will find it to
Estate of David Lapham.
pia, consisted of 1,000,000 of ineu and effort is being made in- Maryland to in no wise,directly or indirectly,induce o r cause any
T t l l i l R ADVANTAGE,
TATKOF M I C H I G A N , C o u n t y of Waslitenaw,
invalid to t;;ke his medicine without the strongest probManufactured
at
Springfield,
Ohio.
• 300 chariots of war.
S
At a session of t h e P r o b a t e C o u r t for t h e Cou'trtnt
of a cure.
kidnap negroes for the northern States. ability
For it takes but LITTLE MONEY to
W a s b t t n a w . h o l d e n a t t h * P r o b a t e Oftice, in tbt-Cilj |
$£~ Mode of examination, which is entirelydifferent
' Sesostris, king of Egypt led against The National Intelligencer says :
from the faculty. P r . LTOD professes to discern direplenish.
HE VERY LATEST IMPROVEMENT, ami bettertlian Ann A r b o r , on Wednesday t h e t w e n t i e t h day of Jn|t ^
his enemies 600,000 men, 2-i,000 cavalby (he eye. He therefore asks no questions, nor
all others; adapted to sowing Wheat, Rye, Oats, t h e y e a r o n e t h o u s a n d e i g h t h u n d r e d and sixtv-fei»
The practice is for tho crimping seases
COATS of Cloth and Cassimere of our T
P r e s e n t , T h o m a s N i n d e . J u d g e of Probate.
doeshe require patient?to explain symptoms. Call one
Barley and Grass Seed.
ry, and 27 scythe-armed chariots ; 1491 agent
In t h e m a t t e r of t h e E s t a t e of David Lapbam a:»
atfJ* all, i n d have the symptoms and location of your
secretly
to
approach
a
ne^ro
Offn
IMPORTATION,
STANDARD AND
'•before Christ.
of said C o u n t y , deeeftsed.
disease explained free of charge.
1st.
It
has
a
Rotary
Feeder.
whom ho thinks ho can frighten into | y T h e poor shall be liberally considered.
Forwarded
through
our
New
York
reOn r e a d i n g a n d filing t h e p e t i t i o n , duly yerifled. o|
Hamilcar went from Carthage, and submission, and to inform him that by JSarPostofflce address JJOX 2663.
2d. Will soio all kinds of Grain Walter D , Corson, p r a y i n g for t h e probate of an inttnlations.
MISCELLANEOUS
WORKS,
merit
now on file in t h i s " o u r t . p u r p o r t i n g to be tlip IM*
landed near Palermo. Ho had a fleet the law, as it now stands, all negroes
R.J. LYONS, Mfe*.
and Grass Seed.
From England, Belgium, Germany and
will a n d t e s t a m e n t ot said deceased.
of 2000 ships and 3000 small • vessels, are compelled to enter the army. We Cleveland', Onto, Nov. 25,1862
T
h
e
r e u p o n it i.s O r d e r e d , t h a t Monday, the StymA
France,
which will he Bold at the
3d. Never bundles the Grain
d a y of A u g u s t n e x t , a t t e n o'clock in tlip forenron btti>
and a land force of 300,000 men. Atare apprised of a case in which a nesigned
for t h e b e a r i n g 08 said p e t i t i o n , and thattbidt
Such
as
you
can
STAND
DP
IN.
or
WEAK,
ith. Never breaks tlie Grain.
the battle in which he was doleated, gro escaped from this species of kid
visees, legatees a n d h e j r s a t l a w of said deceased.irni
at
the
dance.
all
o
t
h
e
r p e r s o n s i n t e r e s t e d in said e s t a t e , are reqnirci
5th.
Soivs
Grass
Seed
broadcast
be150,000 men were slain.
napping a few days ago cmly after the
t o a p p e a r a t a session of fait! C o u r t , t h e n to be hidden it
hind the Drill.
Ninus, the Assyrian king, about 22 most earnest resistance, and by the int h e P r o b a t e Office, in t h e City of Ann Arbor,io oil
Pants! Pants ! ! Pants!!! 6*h. Has high wheels and long Jloes. C o u n t y , a n d j-hois c a u s e , if a n y t h e r e b e , why thepnjtr
00 years before Christ, led against the terposition of one of our must distinAlso
of thep0Trtfoncr should n o t be g r a n t e d :
h e r o r d e r e d , t h a t said peUtkiW
the Baetritians an army of 1,700,000 guished citizens. We suppose that the
1th. lias long and wide steel points. giTfAndnutiicet it csttht eu tpersons
Fancy
CASSIMERES
and
DOEinterested in said est»t», ef
' foot, 1,700.000 horses, and 16,000 char- men who are engaged in these illegal
ALBUMS,
St7i.
It
has
a
land
measure
or
Surt h e pendency "I said p e t i t i o n , a n d tlie bearisgthenof,
SKIN
o
f
everv
grade,
by
p
a
u
s
i
n
g
a
copy
of
this
Order
t o b e publ'sbed in thi
iots armed with ecythep.
veyor.
proceeding* are animated by the lure
Michigan Argus, a n e w s p a p e r p r i n t e d a n d circulilinj
We sell them from ONE DOLLAR up
GOLD PENS,
Semiramis employed 2,000,000 in of the bounty offered to new recruits.
in
said
C
o
u
n
t
y
of
AYashtenaw,
t
9tA. Jt 1MS double and single ratiJc p r e v i o u s t o SHMI d a y ol h e a r i n g . h r e e successive *«ii.
tO EIGHT.
re
building Babylon. She took 100,000
drills.
SHEET
MUSIC
(A
THOMAS NLVDE.
(A t r u e Coj>y.)
prisoners at the Indus and aank 1000
C$
.
J u d g e of Probale
9C>
A DRAIT "Hoss."—Setehell, the
10th.
It
has
a
self
adjusting
shut
off
VESTS,
&C,
of
every
description,
ailti 2? superior qunlity of
boats.
comedian, says he was present at the
slide.
You
will
find
it
so
without
fiction,
A short time after (he taking of White House the other day when the WouUHake this method of informing his (7TO frieiKl.-s
It is neatly and substantially made.
anil patrons and all others who may favor him with
Babylon, the forces of Cyrus consisted following was perpetrated : An old
their patronage, t h a t he h a s greatly enlarged his
There is hanlly a Drill offered in t h e market b u t can
Furnishing APPARELS
of 600,000 foot, 120,000 horses, and farmer from tho West, who knew Presboast of more or less
Stock
and
Assortment!
From
SHIRTS
to
UMBRELLAS.
nti<l
everythiris
usually
fcppt
in
a
•well
conducted
Book
2000 chariots aimed with scythes.
ident Lincoln in days bygone, called to
Store. 6j»ji6sHeFraii*klin House.
"FIRST PREMIUMS''
an.l having adopted t h e
An army of Cambyses, 50,000 strong pay his respects at the Presidential
This is all we say now,
They are about7 as indiscriminately bestowed arf the title SPAFFOKD & DODSLET,
was buried up in the desert sands* of mansion, Slapping the Chief Magis- CASH SYSTEM BOTH IN BUYING & SELLING
of
'-Professor,
' which is sometimes applied to the
Therefore we make our bow.
G. W. SNOVER.
li
is prepared to sell Goods at IE=l*>f»,s>O33L«».—
fiddlcr" or *;bootblack,'' They cease to convey t h e
Africa by a south wind.
successors to
trate upon the back, he exclaimed, 1 c » l o 3 P x * ± o e s S S j His slock consists in par
Ann Arbor, June, 1SC4.
ly9C0
idea of merit.
When Xerxes arrived at Thermop "Well, old hoss, how are you ? " Oldot the following:
The Buckeye Drill has been on Exhibition a t quite a
Yours truly, ever so,
number of State and County Fairs, aud without seeking
AMERICAN AND OTHER
ylie, bis land and sea forces amounted Abe, being thoroughly democratic in
M. GTJlTERMAN. & Co., favor a t the hands of any Committee, has received i t s O. C. SPAFFORD & D. HENNLN6,
full share of Premiums
to 2,614,610, exclusive of servants, eu- his ideas, and withul relishing a joke,
Would rrsju'ctfully announce t o tbe eitizeng oi Aca
nuchs, women, sutlers, etc., in all num- responding, "So I'm an old hoss, am I.
\rbur awl vicinity, that they are now rcanufaclnriBf
TESTIMONIALS :
and keep constantly onfa^nda
bering 5,283,220. So say Herodotus, What kind of a hoss, pray ?" "Why,
We give the following names of a few Farmers hi this
The Celebrated
THJE VICTORY I S OURS ! vicinity who have bought and used tlie Buckeye Drill;
Plutarch anci Isocrates.
an old draft hoss, to be sure," was the
Large AssortEcent of
Godfrey Miller,
Scio.
The army of Artaxerxes before the rejoinder. Good, even for Sotchell.—
SETHTHOMAS
Jacob Polheunift
battle of Cunaxa amounted to about Transcript.
ft
Jacob Tremper,
CLOCKS! Fine Jewelry Setts
Thomas While,
North field.
Which Las been raging f'>r the1 past four weeks at
1,200,000.
'<
•lolin BrflUw,
GOLD CMAINS, TABLE AND
COMMUTATION.—The New York Tri~
Christian Kapp,
Ten thousand horse and 100,000 foot
[Successors to A. J. Sutherland,]
POCKET
CUTLERY
!
Edward
Boyden,
Webster.
MACK & SGHMID'S STORE
bune answers many inquiries, which Pazors, Shears, Scissorsaiul Brushes,
fell on the fatal field of Issua.
James Troadwell,
Ann Arboi
Such as
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
Daniel O'Hara,
When Jerusalem was taken by Titus, have been addressed to editors everyHas proved a grand Bucces3, although tlie slaughter of
ROGERS PLATED WAHK, the host in market,
John
G.
Cook.
i:ndi.
Guns,Pistols, Ammunition
where, as to whether the payment of
1,106,000 perished in various ways.
O. A. Marshall,
Fork and Cider Barrels,
L. Edmonds,
Paliue.
The army of Tamerlane is paid to $300 commutation exempts for three Gold Pens, Steel Pens, Pencils, Flasks, Pout7i.es Game Bags, and
George Cropsey,
Green Oak, I,iv.Co.
PAPER
an.l
ENVELOPES,
have amounted to 1,600,000, and that full years from all drafts. Such payHas been terrible. We now make thd announcement
We areal^o Agents for tlie
Ever} other article ii> tbatLioe.
Kegs, Firkins, Churns,
that we shall continue " F o r Many Years" t o make
ment, if made any time prior to Februof his antagonist, Bnjnzel, 1,400,000.
All kinds of
war with high prices, being determined to give the
ary last, does so exempt. In February,
hundreds who daily throng our store, full value for
H 3E3 !E» A. 13R. X JKT <3Well Buckets, Flour and
^ Books
for Instruments,
their money, Ladies can find with us all desirable
S
0
,
J3
The following from the Cincin- the law was changed so that the pay- Strings
done a t the shortest notice, ami in theJ best manner
shades and styles of
acknowledged to be the very best in use.
of Gold Silver, Steel, and Plated, with
nati Morning Herald takes the shine off ment of $300 thenceforth exempted
a full fissortmentalways kept oiilmnd and made order
Apples Barrels, c£c.
of anything in the 'local item' wo have only for the impending draft; while
DRESS GOODS,
•ftTjL, Shop corner Main and Washington streets.
We are just in receipt of
Ann Arbor,Oct. 8,1S62.
873tf
seen for many a day. I t is rich, deci- since the passage of the act of this
RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS,
Merchants and Brewers are invited to examine M
superior article.
month there is no commutation what- Persons having a difficult
dedly:
Butter I'irkins and Beer Kegs.
EMBROIDERIES,
watches to fit with glasses
MICHIGAN
CENTRAIi
'As a gentleman was passing along ever. All who are henceforth drafted, can be accomodaled, a s my stock is Iarge'and comWHITE GOODS,
C U S T O M -WO:R.:K:,
Fifth street, he passed a place where and are found liable, must serve in per- plete.
HOSIERY,
P . S . Particular attention to t h e
'
some boys were playing marbles. Oneson or by substitute.
HDS3 3F»^\- I I I I 3ST C3r
GLOYES, &c, Which we will sell Cheap. done to ORDER on SHORT NOTICE and warranted.
of them in shooting his marble, cleverly
of all kinds of fino Watches, such as
Cash paid for Staves, Hea
Kalamazoo. IMlch..>
With a very large and attractive stock of
put it under the gentleman's foot. The
" AMAZONS " IN TUB FEDERAL ARMY. Making and Setting new Jewels,
Also a large assortment c
and
Hoops.
gentleman slipped and stumbled against —The official records at Washington
Insures against Legs 01 Damage by Fire
Pinions. Staffs, and Cylinders.
or I i h t i
a lady, also passing, precipitating her show that upwards of one hundred and
Simps corner of Detroit & Xorth Streets, and CMC
C
L
O
C
K
S
,
<
5
c
along with himself upon a hog who was fifty female recruits have been discover- neatly repaired and "warranted, a t his old standeaat
of North & Fifth SJreets.
f a r b e l o w tltoir "\7"a.lxi.©
examining the gutter geologically for de- ed since the commencement of the war. side of Main Street.
And the largest and best selected stock of
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
W e hear it said every day that wfl are ruining t h e
&PAFFORD & DODSLET.
bris. The hog, frightened out of hisIt is supposed that nearly all these
business in this city by selling so cheap but we cannot
C.
BLISS.
Guarantee Capital, by State Authority, help It,
propriety, bolted off, and ran between " Amazons" were in collusion with Ann t r b o r . X o v . 25,1802
826tf
Ann Arbor, Feb. Oth, 1864.
Wtf
the legs of another gentleman, who, inmen who were examined aud accepted,
The
Goods
Must
toe
Sold.
$800,000,00.
failing, drew the string of a kite from after which the fair ones managed to GREAT.GREATER GREATEST
FOR CARRIAGESever before offered In this market
1000 New Style and best quality HOOP SKIRTS very
We also keep a large and full
the hands of a boy. The kite of course substitute themselves and her mustered BARGAINS EVER OFFERED J. P. KENNEDY,DIRECTORS:
MAESH GIDDINGS,
cheap, and for the Gentlemen we have a very large a s fell, and in falling, frightened a span of into the servico. Over seventy of these
sortment of
A. P. MILLS,
GEO. "W. SNYDEE,
S. D. ALLK»,
GEO. W. ALLEN,
horses attached to a wagon in an alley martial ladies, when their sex was disFrench Twilled Cloth. Beaver OvercoatBear by. The horses ran down the alOFFICERS :
covered, were acting as officer's serings, Dosskins, Fancy Cassimcres, VestNA1IS, GLASS, PUTTY, PAINT.and LINSEED OIL.
ky. A man was building a firo in a vants. In o.ie regiment there were
J. P. Kennedy, Pres. T. P. Sheldon, Vice- Pr ings, &c,
A complete assortment of
Geo. W. Snyder, Sec, A. P. Mills Treas.,
carpenter shop by which they passed, seventeen in that capacity.
H. E, Hbyt Ass't Sec, S. D. Allen, Gen. Agt. Of all descripiionK, ftnd can furnish a whnle suit on
started up to see what was the matter,
short notice much cheaper than it can be bought else
940tf
WHOLESALE k, RETAIL DEALERS IN
STOVES, TINWARE,
where. An examination of this branch of our busi'
and in doing BO dropped his lighted
ness will convince all that this is the place to buy their
Miscellaneous
and
News
Items.
In this City, are now being offered at the
match among the shavings. Afirewas
Pants, Coats and Vests. We have also a complete
AND EAVE TROUGHSalways on band and p u t n p % tlie
stock of Ladies and Childrens' Shoes.
TOBACCO, CIGABS,
the consequence. The. eDgines assem- The Quebec Gazette reached the one
shortest notice.
CHEAP, CLOCK, WATCH, &
hundretL
)'ear
of
its
existence
on
the
RISDON k HENDERSON.
The greatest internal and external remedy ever offered
bled, and, in the hurry consequent upon
Ann Arbor, June 29th, 18H2.
859tf
HATS AND CAPS,
eiry Store- to t h e public, for t h e cure of iches and Pains, is
the alarm, a man fell in th3 track of one 28d ult.
Merschaum Pipes, &c.
'll! K Subscriber wouhleny to t h e citizens of Ann ArAnd in fact everything that man or woman can desire
of them, and had his arm broken, which
The Kearsarge was recently visited, I bor,In particular, and t h o rc»t of Wnshtenaw
to
wear
on
head
or
foot.
ended this budget of accidents foe thewhile at Cherbourg, by Louis Napoleon Ci)Uiitv ins.'.ncral, thnt h e h a s j u s t 1MPOUTED DI- Xo family, once having thoroughly tried, will be withWe, the undersigned, beg leave to inform the Cfl>'
day.
RECTLY from EUKOPK.a
out
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware &c.}
himself, in cognito.
ZEN'S OF ANN ARBOR and vicinity, t b a t we ha***!
JUST OPENING?
HAT STOEE!
CLOTHS CASS1MERES & VESTINGS.
CAPS,
STRAW GOODS!
BOOK STORE!
GRAIN DRILL,
Grass Seed Sower,
MEDICAL & LAWBOOKS
c
LOWEST CASH PKICE.
CITY COOPER SHOP,
WALL PAPER!
Watches!
Rifle Factory!
Terrible Slaughter!
Beutler & Traver,
COOPER WORK!
tt
it
<i
DRY OOODS
Musical Instruments,
Ohio Reaper & Mcwer,
PERISCOPIC GLASS,
100 Grain Cradles
INSUEANCE COMPANY
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS
G-rass Scyth.es.
STTJTF
3STEW
1859.
1859.
GRUNER & SEYLER,
WIZAR D OIL .
Hamlin's Wizard Oil.
QUEET.—Is tho boy who shot tho
Tremendous Stock of Watches!
NOBLE & RIDER,
Are atlling their large stock of
Hamlin's Wizard Oil.
day established a Tobacco and Cigar business in ^
11
Ai astonishing low prices, and in short our entire
place, ono door North of the Franklin Block, J0 "
The rebel authorities again permit All of which ho binds liimeelf to sell CHKAPEKthan
utock must sharethe same fate for w e are determined
warble responsible for all the consequent
street, where we shall always keep afull assort '>
It will cure Nervous and Inflammatory rains more to sell, no matter what old croakers may say.
can be bought west of New York City.
of the best qualities of
aliens
to
pass
through
their
lines,
and
readily and surely t h a q ^ ^ r other article in use. J t All are invited to inepect our stock as it is no trouble
damages ?
I have also t h e
requires only u few iu^^HL4pphcation of
numbers have reached Washington.
to show onrgoods, and we are bound to meet the demands ot t 11.
CELEBRATED
932tf
MACK *: SCHSIID.
CHEAPER THAN EVEK !!
23
of the Richmond papers
The Southern road has advanced its
calls thejshellings of Petersburg "^Yan- rates for way freight fifty per cent.— AMERICAN WATCHES, Tr cure the pain entirely in all cases of Neuralgia,
kee lectures on Conchology."
which I will sell t t r *3.r). Every Watch warranted to Headache, Toothache, Earache Cuts, and
LOW PRICES ^OR CASH. as also a large and choice
The advance in through rates is twenty uerform
Bruises,
well.orthe money relnnded.
per cent.
Clocks,
CIQAES!
Jewelry.
Piated Ware,
Good Stoga Boots : : &2.5Oa$J:.5O
Money
is said to be " the sinFancy
Goods,
Gold Pens,
1
Since
the
commencement
of
Grant's
1$
:il*u
acertain
and
speedy
cure
for
Rheumatism
Mu9lcnl[nstruments
end
Strings,
ews of war.' Tho rebels are without
Men's good Calf Pegged,
3.00 a 6.00 PIPES, (Merachaym, Brier and
Spialn», Lame Hack, Sove Throat, Dliithc&.C.,
money, but the war they wage is any-campaign, 1,000 nurses and surgeons' and in fact B variety ofCutlery,
everything funnily kept i y Jew rln, Diarrhea; Cramp Colic, Frost Bltvs
wood,)
have
been
sent
to
the
army—775
of
the
lim-iifc ami Scaldti.
'«
" " Sewed : 5.00 a 6.50
elers can be boughrforthe uext ninoty
thing but sinewless.
days at vtiur
number
were
ladies.
**********
Woman's " Lace Boots : : 1.00 a 1.85
OWN
PRICES!
A good deal of the consolation offered
A newspaper carrier has paid $5,000 Persons buying anything nt this weV known eatab Is no humbug. Trv it, and its wonderful effecls will
Ladies' " Congress G'ts, : ?5 a 2.50
you. PKICE 25 auU 50 0B51H PKR BOTT1.K.
Jn the world is nlniut as solacing as the for the exclusive right to sell papers at liebmo ttt can rely upon getting goody exactly a s r e p ' astonish
IJ^TDIA RUB^EJi POUCHES,
The fifty cent bottles contain nearly three- times as
resented, o r t h r m o r r y refunded. Oallearly and s e
assurance of the man to his wilo when the depots and on the cars of the New cure tlie best bargains ever oftVred in thil City,
For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed Boys' Youth's and Children's
much as the twefiiy-flve cent size.
she fell into the river: "You'll fiud York Central Railroad.
Manufactured by J. A. Haniliu <t Bro., 102 Bugs, Molks in Furs, Woolen, Sfc., In- Shoes
One word in regard to Repairing :
: ; : : 15 a 1.50 SNUFF & CIGAR BOXES
ground at the bottom, my dear."
Washington Street, Chicago,
W e a r e prppared to make any repairs onfine o r c o m HI.I.KK, FINCH &*TIJ,KK, 1'4 and 26 Market St., sects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, Sfc.
Gen. Barnard has returned to themon Watches, even to rnnkinpo/er t h e entire watcti Cliteftg-o, are Wholesale Agents for
I'ut up in 25c. 50c. and $1.00 HOXOB, Bottles, and
I95l
Will be found ivitb us af all kimls anil <?f
necessary. Repairing of Clocks
and J e w e l r y ai
Flask*. $3 and $5 Hi/.es for HOTKI.S, 1'('I:LIC LV^TITV- Now is the iime to buy as BOOTS and SriT C r n T O^«. r
Neither tho Tribune nor Times go Army of the Potomac to superintend ifusual.
i
Also t h e manufacturing 1 ot RINGS,BROOCHS,
TIO.NS, &c.
SHOES are rapidly advancing
We shall aeit »(1 of t h e aboye. mentioned article'«'
with Mr. Lincoln in insisting upon the the engineering operations iu front of or anything desirrd, from California Gold on shoftno"Only infallible remedies known."'
many
other*
whiuh
belong
to
our
line,
of
trade
•
'
in E.asiern Markets,
tice. Kn^rayips in alHtabranchesexeented withneat
'&.O
"Kree from I'oifions."
•
abolition ol slavery as one of the terms Petersburg.
lowest possible r«te for c.isli.
ness aud dispatch.
"Not dangerous to the Human Family."
Vlease call and exammo.
^
JJ
of reunion. The Tribune is silent, and
"Kats
come
out
of
their
holes
to
die
J C . WATTS
y. D.—Sjlffn—Pquiw with eigarbox, one <loor ?WT*
Sold
Wholesale
in
all
large
cities.
It
is
officially
stated
that
the
sick
EUTTAN'S
of
the
Franklin
Block.
.
the Times rebukes Lincoln as bitterly as
14
ftBSl
by nil Druggists anil Retailers everywhere.
GKUXEU & SKVlf
'
55tf
it darO9. Mr. Lincoln has gone just a and wounded soldiers now in the variJgfg- 111 HKUWHE !1! of all worthless imitations.
Jlissolutloii
Notice,
Ann Arbor, Maj S<1,1864.
f '
See that "COSTAKV name is on each Box, Dotlittle too far in his ultimatum, and has ous departments and camp hospitals, miTR FIRM OF CIIAPIN, WOOD & CO., was disaoWed VENTILATION^&JVARMSNG! ffc5£, tle,
WOBK 'SO ORDER,
and Flask, before you !,ny.
number 140,000 men. * T o •
A.Tanuary 16,1863, by mulual consent. C. A. Chapin
JO-Address
I I E N I l V 14. C O S T A R ,
disgusted everybody.
and A. B. Wood will settle (heaccounts of the firm.
Tin1 undersigned kopj)s on hand nnd will supply
«gi» PmNar.u. HKP'OT 4 2 ISiuMmv.ii\Nisw YOBK.
C, A- Ou.vn.v,
A. B. WOOD,
ARCHITECTS, BtTILKERS, and INDIVIDUALS, witi,
AND HEPA1R.
Postmaster General Blair, whose
tSfSnlA by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists in
nny (if these eul^briitcM1. machines for the warming of "Ann
ITUATKD si* miles Xorth of Ann Arbor. &lili'*.r;5
V.ClIAPIN,
E. WKLIS.
.' Dririag Hunter's retreat from Lyuch- house
Arbor, Michigan .
0mD64.
was
burned
by
the
rebel
raiders,
Imilclinfrs
lit
short
notice.
He
will
also
be
uappy
to
consists of 122 acres. Qo the premise" *•*•.
W
S
fl reIi
b-u-rov one of the Federal BoldierSiwked had -completed the payment for it only Ann Arbor,June 24,18»>3.
give such instructions to all who are about to build as
' ^'t,jAD'
JKeniouibcr wo can not and will not be huildiFitr.^. a flse orchard and a living
will
enable
them
to
warm
their
house?
a
t
about
half
kuo»na,vtl>e.
Rosecransfarni.
It
will
be
BOU.«»*•*"•
u rcbol woman '! What place is this?" the week previous.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Copartnership.
undersold.
theexprnsefor fire) th&t they csn possibly do by any
find teinis ot payment made easy, pnquire °'i,pQj(j
PHILADELPHIA, PA." Little Lick." " How jar is it to B\g
TE UNDERSIGNED entored into partnership .Jan. other meant).
l s e n v s a r U i c N e r v o t n , -geialrnU, t ' r l n n r y
Ann Arbqr.Jap.SB, 1SH4W\* ,
16,1833, by tbe firm name of Chapin & Co., and
T
REFERENCES.
Lick r"' ''Just about two -miles from
riease call ami examine tbeir stock
The plunder carried off, and the dam- will continue tlie business of manufacturing printing
a n d S e x u a l Systems—new and reliable treatC. EBKRBACrt. Ann Arbor.
A. A. 8CHOOJ, BOARD, ment—in Reports of the HOWARD. ASSOCIATION—
tfira side (>f Lynehburg." The soldier age inflicted by tho rebels in their late and
wrapping paper.
JACOB MANC.STKRKKR.
S f E NO15T K.
<"H.ATU Vfi BTPEIi.
C. A. GtUlow,
v—i«* " » 7 r . Cut:•,;.
t V ' i l i > l 1 i l ) a i t t t ' f b
Ujoi)j»htiul!y paused, and" finally went raid into Maryland, it is ostimated, will
oVfelly enticed.
Ann Arlirr.Miii-fl J l b U K i .
fefe Arbor, June £4,18oB
91Ctf
1fM4.
inn Arbot, Ttt- 181b,186*.
amount to ovei $4,000,000.
BOOTS * SHOES,
SMOKING & CHEWING TOMfflfl
Hamlin's Wizard Oil.
Haml'n's Wizard Oil.
Hamlin's Wizard Oil,
CIGAR
HOLPEB&
Hamlin's Wizard Oil.
THEY ALSO MAKE WARRANTED
C
A Farm for sale.
D
Ayer's Ague Curft